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A Thousand Clowns
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A Thousand Clowns
(1965)
Written by
Judy Holliday
and
Gerry Mulligan
Sung by
Rita Gardner
[Played before the opening titles]
The Battle Cry of Freedom
(1862) (uncredited)
Written by
George Frederick Root
In the score during the opening credits
"Tramp! Tramp! Tramp! (The Boys Are Marching): (1864) (uncredited)
Music and Lyrics by
George Frederick Root
In the score during the opening credits
Just Before the Battle, Mother
(1864) (uncredited)
Music and lyrics
George Frederick Root
In the score during the opening credits, just before associate editor and associate photograper credits
Entry of the Gladiators
(1897) (uncredited)
Written by
Julius Fucík
In the score when Murray and Nick go to the Statue of Liberty
Yes, Sir, That's My Baby
(1925) (uncredited)
Music by
Walter Donaldson
Lyrics by
Gus Kahn
Sung an played on ukuleles by
Jason Robards
and
Barry Gordon
Also sung and whistled by
Jason Robards
and
Barbara Harris
The Stars and Stripes Forever
(1896) (uncredited)
Music by
John Philip Sousa
In the score as Murray and Sondra kiss
The Washington Post
(1889) (uncredited)
Music by
John Philip Sousa
In the score after Murray and Sondra kiss
Hallelujah Chorus
(1741) (uncredited)
from "Messiah"
Music by
George Frideric Handel
In the score when Murray looks for a job
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