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As Sadie Hawkins Day approaches, Daisy Mae hopes to win the hand of Li'l Abner by catching him in the traditional race.
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If I Had My Druthers |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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Jubilation T. Cornpone |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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Namely You |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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The Country's in the Very Best of Hands |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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I'm Past My Prime |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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Matrimonial Stomp |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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If I Had My Druthers |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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Jubilation T. Cornpone |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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Namely You |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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The Country's in the Very Best of Hands |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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I'm Past My Prime |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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Matrimonial Stomp |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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Jubilation T. Cornpone |
Stubby Kaye: executante
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The Country's in the Very Best of Hands |
Stubby Kaye: executante
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I'm Past My Prime |
Stubby Kaye: executante
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Matrimonial Stomp |
Stubby Kaye: executante
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Namely You |
Imogene Lynn: executante
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I'm Past My Prime |
Imogene Lynn: executante
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If I Had My Druthers |
Peter Palmer: executante
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Namely You |
Peter Palmer: executante
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The Country's in the Very Best of Hands |
Peter Palmer: executante
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Namely You |
Leslie Parrish: executante
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I'm Past My Prime |
Leslie Parrish: executante
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It's a Typical Day |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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Rag Offen the Bush |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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What's Good for General Bullmoose |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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Put 'em Back |
Johnny Mercer: escritor
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It's a Typical Day |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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Rag Offen the Bush |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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What's Good for General Bullmoose |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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Put 'em Back |
Gene de Paul: compositor
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What's Good for General Bullmoose |
Stella Stevens: executante
Ted Thurston: executante
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Put 'em Back |
Carmen Álvarez: executante
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