Banda sonora

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Played by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians and sung by Johnnie Davis

Reprised with Priscilla Lane and Lee Dixon dancing

Reprised in the finale with Johnnie Davis singing

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Sung by Dick Powell, Ted Healy and chorus on the senior walk

(1937)

Music by Tom Waring

Lyrics by Don Raye

Played by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians (uncredited) at the dance

Sung and Danced by Fred Waring (uncredited) and Priscilla Lane (uncredited)

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Sung by Dick Powell and Rosemary Lane during an evening stroll

Played by Ford Washington Lee on piano and tap-danced by John W. Bubbles

Reprised by the cast in the finale

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Sung by Priscilla Lane and chorus at the theater

Reprised by singing and dancing at the theater

Reprised in the finale

(1915) (uncredited)

Music by Felix Powell

Lyrics by George Asaf

Played by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians when the National Guard storm the theater

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Sung and Danced by

Sung by all in the finale

(1900) (uncredited)

Written by Allan M. Hirsch

Adapted from "La Hoola Boola" (1898)

Written by Bob Cole and Billy Johnson

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(1909) (uncredited)

Music by William T. Purdy and Carl D. Beck

Lyrics by J.S. Hubbard and Charles D. Rosa

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(1922) (uncredited)

Music by Milo Sweet

Lyrics by Milo Sweet and Glen Grant

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(USC's official fight song)

(1908) (uncredited)

Music by Michael J. Shea

Lyrics by John F. Shea

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(1902) (uncredited)

Music by Albert Sprague

(Based on "Opie" by E.A. Fenstad)

Lyrics by Lincoln Colcord

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(uncredited)

Composer unknown

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(The Stanford Fight Song)

(1910) (uncredited)

Written by Philip Egner

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(1906) (uncredited)

Music by Charles A. Zimmerman

Lyrics by Alfred Hart Miles and R. Lovell

Played and Sung by Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians in a medley of football songs in the finale

(1902) (uncredited)

Music by E.A. Fenstad

(1903) (uncredited)

Music by Richard R. Kirk

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Lyrics by Johnny Mercer

Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print

(1936)

Written by Roy Ringwald,Paul Gibbons (uncredited) and Frank Perkins

Written for the movie (and credited onscreen) but not in the Turner library print

(1937) (uncredited)

Written by Pat Ballard, Charles Henderson and Tom Waring

Written for the movie but not in the Turner library print

(1937) (uncredited)

Music by Richard A. Whiting

Played when Prof. Biddle first walks through the gym

Also hummed by Rosemary Lane with piano accompaniment

(1857) (uncredited)

aka "Alma Mater"

Music from the song "Annie Lisle"

Written by H.S. Thompson

Played when Chuck, Willy and Babs are walking around campus before the dance