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Traveling Saleslady
(uncredited)
Music by
M.K. Jerome
and
Leo F. Forbstein
Played at the beginning
Freckle Face, You're Beautiful
(uncredited)
Music by
Carmen Lombardo
Played when the store executives discuss Robert Jr. and when the woman walks into Robert Jr.'s office
Merry Wives of Reno
(uncredited)
Music by
M.K. Jerome
Played when the applicant interviews for the job and Bob goes through the store
Somewhere in Your Heart
(uncredited)
Written by
Guy Wood
,
Bert Van Cleve
and
Rudy Vallee
Played during the first elevator sequence
Midnight with the Stars and You
(uncredited)
Written by
Jimmy Campbell
,
Reginald Connelly
and
Harry M. Woods
Played during the gift shop sequence
Happiness Ahead
(uncredited)
Music by
Allie Wrubel
Played when the music salesman is fumbling with the sticky sheet music
Also played when the men are discussing mother songs
Fog Over Frisco
(uncredited)
Music by
M.K. Jerome
Played during the dinnerware scene
If You Don't Want to Be Sweethearts
(uncredited)
Music by
Sammy Fain
Played when the salesman demonstrates the unbreakable china
You're So Divine
(uncredited)
Music by
Harry Warren
Played during the final elevator scenes and the gift shop scene in between
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