- The Last Round-Up(1933) (uncredited)Written by Billy Hill
- Fair and Warmer(1934) (uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Al DubinSung by Dick PowellReprised by the Ted Fio Rito Orchestra
- I'll String Along with You(1934) (uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Al DubinSung by Dick PowellReprised by Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers on radioReprised by Dick Powell and Ginger Rogers at the Woodcliff Inn
- How'm I Doin'?(1932) (uncredited)Written by Don Redman and Lem FowlerSung by The Mills Brothers
- The Flying Trapeze(1868) (uncredited)Music by Gaston LyleLyrics by George LeybourneArranged by Alfred LeeSung by Dick Powell at the Brass RailReprised by him at his audition
- I Heard(1932) (uncredited)Written by Don RedmanSung by The Mills Brothers
- Out for No Good(1934) (uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Al DubinSung by Ginger RogersReprised by Dick Powell and The Mills Brothers
- What Are Your Intentions?(1934) (uncredited)Music by Harry WarrenLyrics by Al DubinPerformed by Ted Fio Rito Orchestra with Fio Rito on pianoSung by The Debutantes
- Carolina Moon(1928) (uncredited)Music by Joseph A. BurkeLyrics by Benny DavisSung by one of the The Radio Rogues on the radio
- Marta (Rambling Rose of the Wildwood)(1931) (uncredited)Music by Moïse SimonsLyrics by L. Wolfe GilbertSung by one of the The Radio Rogues on the radio
- My Time Is Your Time(1924) (uncredited)Music by Leo DanceLyrics by Eric LittleSung on the radio by one of the The Radio Rogues, imitating Rudy Vallee
- Where the Blue of the Night (Meets the Gold of the Day)(1931) (uncredited)Music by Fred E. AhlertLyrics by Roy Turk and Bing CrosbySung on the radio by one of the The Radio Rogues, imitating Bing Crosby
- Jingle Bells(1857) (uncredited)Written by James PierpontPlayed on bells to introduce Allen Jenkins on radioReprised at the end of his program
- Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms(uncredited)Music TraditionalLyrics by Thomas Moore (1808)Variations played as part of the score
- From Me to You(1933) (uncredited)Played on the player piano in the restaurant
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By what name was Twenty Million Sweethearts (1934) officially released in Canada in English?
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