Stars Over Broadway Trilha sonora (1935)
Al is a down-on-his-luck promoter who is thinking of taking the final bow when he meets singing porter Jan. He sees something in Jan so he signs him to a contract. Al works odd jobs to pay for Jan's singing lessons and drops the i...
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Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie |
Carson Robison: escritor
James Melton: executante
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At Your Service, Madame |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
Jane Froman: executante
James Melton: executante
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Where Am I? (Am I in Heaven?) |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
James Melton: executante
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You Let Me Down |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
Jane Froman: executante
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Lulu's Back in Town |
Harry Warren: compositor
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Where the Sweet, Sweet Cactus Grows |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
Frank McHugh: executante
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September in the Rain |
Harry Warren: compositor
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Celeste Aïda |
Giuseppe Verdi: compositor
Antonio Ghislanzoni: escritor
James Melton: executante
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Ole Faithful |
Michael Carr: escritor
Hamilton Kennedy: escritor
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You Oughta Be in Pictures |
Edward Heyman: escritor
Dana Suesse: compositor
Esther Howard: executante
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You Can Be Kissed |
Harry Warren: compositor
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Broadway Cinderella |
Harry Warren: compositor
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Sweet and Slow |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
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I'd Love to Take Orders from You |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
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Coney Island |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
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Brownstone Baby (I've Got the Blues for You) |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
Frank McHugh: executante
James Melton: executante
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Ave Maria, Op. 52, No. 6 |
Franz Schubert: compositor
Jean Muir: executante
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By Yonder Moon |
Harry Warren: compositor
Al Dubin: escritor
Phil Regan: executante
Jane Froman: executante
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