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Barbara Stanwyck, Katherine DeMille, and Joel McCrea in Banjo on My Knee (1936)

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Banjo on My Knee

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  • Where the Lazy River Goes By
      (1936)
      Music by Jimmy McHugh
      Lyrics by Harold Adamson
      Played on harmonica by Joel McCrea and sung by Barbara Stanwyck
      Performed also by Barbara Stanwyck and Tony Martin
  • There's Something in the Air
      (1936)
      Music by Jimmy McHugh
      Lyrics by Harold Adamson
      Performed by Tony Martin
  • With a Banjo on My Knee
      (1936)
      Music by Jimmy McHugh
      Lyrics by Harold Adamson
      Performed by Buddy Ebsen and Walter Brennan
      Hummed by Walter Catlett
  • St. Louis Blues
      (1914) (uncredited)
      Written by W.C. Handy
      Performed by Walter Brennan often, Theresa Harris with the Hall Johnson Choir
  • Oh! Susanna
      (1848) (uncredited)
      Music by Stephen Foster
      Played during the opening credits
      Played by Walter Brennan as part of a medley at the Cafe Creole
  • Bridal Chorus (Here Comes the Bride)
      (1850) (uncredited)
      from "Lohengrin"
      Music by Richard Wagner
      Played by Walter Brennan at both weddings
  • The Stars and Stripes Forever
      (1896) (uncredited)
      Music by John Philip Sousa
      Performed by Walter Brennan after the first wedding
  • I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover
      (1927) (uncredited)
      Music by Harry M. Woods
      Lyrics by Mort Dixon
      Played by Walter Brennan at the Cafe Creole
  • Old Folks at Home (Swanee River)
      (1851) (uncredited)
      Music by Stephen Foster
      Played by Walter Brennan as part of a medley at the Cafe Creole
  • O Tannenbaum
      (uncredited)
      Traditional tune, lyrics by Ernst Anschütz
      Traditional German Christmas carol
      Played by Walter Brennan as part of a medley at the Cafe Creole
  • (I Wish I Was in) Dixie's Land
      (1860) (uncredited)
      Music by Daniel Decatur Emmett
      Played by Walter Brennan as part of a medley at the Cafe Creole
  • A Hot Time in the Old Town
      (1896) (uncredited)
      Music by Theodore A. Metz
      Lyrics by Joe Hayden
      Played by Walter Brennan

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