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Charles Bickford and Kay Johnson in Dynamite (1929)

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Dynamite

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  • How Am I to Know
      (1929) (uncredited)
      Music by Jack King
      Lyrics by Dorothy Parker
      Played on guitar and sung by Russ Columbo in prison
      Played on radio and hummed and sung by Kay Johnson
      Played on piano as background music and played at the end
  • How Dry I Am
      (uncredited)
      Traditional
      Music by Arthur Fields
      Lyrics by Fred Hall
      Sung a cappella by Tyler Brooke and party guests
  • Listen to the Mockingbird
      (1855) (uncredited)
      Music by Richard Milburn
      Lyrics by Septimus Winner
      (Published under the name Alice Hawthorne)
      Sung a cappella by Tyler Brooke at the party
  • The Wedding March
      (1843) (uncredited)
      from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61"
      Written by Felix Mendelssohn
      Played on piano at the party when guests learn of Cynthia's wedding
  • For He's a Jolly Good Fellow
      (uncredited)
      Traditional
      Played on saxophone by an unidentified guest at the party

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