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1929-1930
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 * 1
 * Noah's Lark
 * October 25, 1929
 * No animators credited.
 * First entry in the Talkartoons series.
 * First entry of the 1929-30 film season.
 * 2
 * Marriage Wows
 * January 8, 1930
 * No animators credited
 * UCLA has nitrate elements on this title, therefore is not a lost cartoon.
 * Working title: Wedding Belles
 * 3
 * Radio Riot
 * February 13, 1930
 * No animators credited
 * The bedtime story broadcast at the end was written by E.Y. Harburg.
 * 4
 * Hot Dog
 * March 29, 1930
 * No animators credited
 * First appearance of Bimbo.
 * First Fleischer cartoon to feature gray tones.
 * First Fleischer cartoon to be scored by Lou Fleischer.
 * Utilizes a recording of "Saint Louis Blues" by Eddie Peabody within the soundtrack.
 * 5
 * Fire Bugs
 * May 9, 1930
 * Ted Sears
 * First appearance of Bimbo.
 * First Fleischer cartoon to feature gray tones.
 * First Fleischer cartoon to be scored by Lou Fleischer.
 * Utilizes a recording of "Saint Louis Blues" by Eddie Peabody within the soundtrack.
 * 5
 * Fire Bugs
 * May 9, 1930
 * Ted Sears
 * Ted Sears
 * First Fleischer cartoon to credit animators.
 * 6
 * Wise Flies
 * July 18, 1930
 * Willard Bowsky
 * July 18, 1930
 * Willard Bowsky
 * Final entry of the 1929-30 film season.
 * Utilizes a recording of "Some of These Days" by Eddie Peabody within the soundtrack.
 * Uncredited animator: Grim Natwick
 * 7
 * Dizzy Dishes
 * August 9, 1930
 * Grim Natwick
 * August 9, 1930
 * Grim Natwick
 * First appearance of who would later evolve into Betty Boop.
 * First appearance of a new title card design that would remain through the series run.
 * First entry of the 1930-31 film season.
 * Officially released on Betty Boop: The Essential Collection, Volume 2
 * 8
 * Barnacle Bill
 * August 31, 1930
 * Rudy Zamora
 * August 31, 1930
 * Rudy Zamora
 * Uncredited animator: Grim Natwick
 * 9
 * Swing You Sinners!
 * September 24, 1930
 * Willard Bowsky
 * September 24, 1930
 * Willard Bowsky
 * Includes caricature of Yiddish comedian Monroe Silver
 * Uncredited animator: Grim Natwick
 * 10
 * Grand Uproar
 * October 3, 1930
 * Seymour Kneitel
 * October 3, 1930
 * Seymour Kneitel
 * 11
 * Sky Scraping
 * November 1, 1930
 * Ted Sears
 * November 1, 1930
 * Ted Sears
 * First time Bimbo is named.
 * 12
 * Up to Mars
 * November 20, 1930
 * Rudy Zamora
 * November 20, 1930
 * Rudy Zamora
 * 13
 * Accordion Joe
 * December 12, 1930
 * Unknown
 * UCLA possesses nitrate, safety, and video elements on this title, therefore is not a lost cartoon.
 * Some sources incorrectly label this as a 1929 release.
 * 14
 * Mysterious Mose
 * December 26, 1930
 * Willard Bowsky
 * 14
 * Mysterious Mose
 * December 26, 1930
 * Willard Bowsky
 * Uncredited animator: Grim Natwick
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1931
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 * 15
 * Ace of Spades
 * January 16
 * Rudy Zamora
 * Rudy Zamora
 * Once lost, but found in 2010.
 * 16
 * Tree Saps
 * February 3
 * Grim Natwick
 * February 3
 * Grim Natwick
 * 17
 * Teacher's Pest
 * February 7
 * Grim Natwick
 * February 7
 * Grim Natwick
 * 18
 * The Cow's Husband
 * March 13
 * Jimmie Culhane
 * March 13
 * Jimmie Culhane
 * The bull's dance was rotoscoped.
 * 19
 * The Bum Bandit
 * April 3
 * Willard Bowsky
 * April 3
 * Willard Bowsky
 * First time Betty Boop is seen with her slender physique.
 * Uncredited animator: Grim Natwick
 * 20
 * The Male Man
 * April 24
 * Ted Sears
 * April 24
 * Ted Sears
 * Uncredited animator: Grim Natwick
 * 21
 * Twenty Legs Under the Sea
 * May 5
 * Willard Bowsky
 * May 5
 * Willard Bowsky
 * 22
 * Silly Scandals
 * May 23
 * Grim Natwick
 * First time Betty Boop is named.
 * Possibly the first Talkartoon to put the director and animator credits on a separate title card.
 * 23
 * The Herring Murder Case
 * June 26
 * Jimmie Culhane
 * 23
 * The Herring Murder Case
 * June 26
 * Jimmie Culhane
 * First time Bimbo is animated in his most familiar design.
 * First sound cartoon appearance of Koko the Clown.
 * 24
 * Bimbo's Initiation
 * July 24
 * Unknown
 * Placed at #37 in the book The 50 Greatest Cartoons.
 * Final entry of the 1930-31 film season.
 * Officially released on Betty Boop: The Essential Collection, Volume 2
 * 25
 * Bimbo's Express
 * August 22
 * Unknown
 * First entry of the 1931-32 film season.
 * 26
 * Minding the Baby
 * September 9
 * Jimmie Culhane
 * First entry of the 1931-32 film season.
 * 26
 * Minding the Baby
 * September 9
 * Jimmie Culhane
 * Jimmie Culhane
 * 27
 * In the Shade of the Old Apple Sauce
 * October 16
 * Unknown
 * Not to be confused with the Screen Songs from 1929 of the same name. Lost cartoon.
 * 28
 * Mask-A-Raid
 * November 7
 * Unknown
 * First time Betty is depicted as a human, with her dog ears replaced by hoop earrings.
 * 29
 * Jack and the Beanstalk
 * November 21
 * Unknown
 * Final time Betty Boop is depicted as a dog.
 * 30
 * Dizzy Red Riding Hood
 * December 12
 * Grim Natwick
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 * Final time Betty Boop is depicted as a dog.
 * 30
 * Dizzy Red Riding Hood
 * December 12
 * Grim Natwick
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 * Grim Natwick
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1932
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 * 31
 * Any Rags?
 * January 2
 * Willard Bowsky
 * Willard Bowsky
 * Current prints exist with original titles.
 * 32
 * Boop-Oop-a-Doop
 * January 16
 * Unknown
 * First appearance of the song "Sweet Betty", which would become the theme song for the Betty Boop series.
 * Officially released on Betty Boop: The Essential Collection, Volume 2
 * 33
 * The Robot
 * February 5
 * Unknown
 * 34
 * Minnie the Moocher
 * March 11
 * Willard Bowsky
 * 34
 * Minnie the Moocher
 * March 11
 * Willard Bowsky
 * March 11
 * Willard Bowsky
 * Music performed by Cab Calloway and his orchestra. This short contains the earliest known footage of him and his orchestra performing.
 * The walrus' dancing is rotoscoped from footage of Calloway himself.
 * A version with original titles is known to exist on 1980s video compilations.
 * Named #20 in the book The 50 Greatest Cartoons.
 * Officially released on Betty Boop: The Essential Collection, Volume 3
 * 35
 * Swim or Sink
 * March 11
 * Seymour Knitel
 * March 11
 * Seymour Knitel
 * The original title cards probably animated the short's title. As a result of this, television prints rename it S.O.S..
 * 36
 * Crazy Town
 * March 25
 * James H. Culhane
 * March 25
 * James H. Culhane
 * Contains special live-action title cards.
 * Betty's dance is rotoscoped.
 * 37
 * The Dancing Fool
 * April 8
 * Seymour Kneitel
 * April 8
 * Seymour Kneitel
 * 38
 * Chess-Nuts
 * April 13
 * James H. Culhane
 * April 13
 * James H. Culhane
 * Officially released on Betty Boop: The Essential Collection, Volume 1
 * 39
 * A Hunting We Will Go
 * April 29
 * Alfred Eugster
 * April 29
 * Alfred Eugster
 * 40
 * Hide and Seek
 * May 26
 * Roland Crandall
 * 41
 * Admission Free
 * June 10
 * Thomas Johnson
 * 41
 * Admission Free
 * June 10
 * Thomas Johnson
 * 42
 * The Betty Boop Limited
 * July 1
 * Willard Bowsky
 * July 1
 * Willard Bowsky
 * The Sidewalks of New York
 * February 5, 1929
 * Yankee Doodle Boy
 * March 1, 1929
 * Old Black Joe
 * April 5, 1929
 * Ye Olde Melodies
 * May 3, 1929
 * Daisy Bell
 * May 31, 1929
 * Mother, Pin a Rose on Me
 * July 6, 1929
 * Chinatown, My Chinatown
 * One-shot Chinese characters
 * August 2, 1929
 * Dixie
 * August 17, 1929
 * Goodbye My Lady Love
 * August 31, 1929
 * My Pony Boy
 * September 13, 1929
 * Smiles
 * One-shot human quartet
 * September 27, 1929
 * Oh, You Beautiful Doll
 * Tommy and Mariah Cat
 * October 14, 1929
 * After the Ball
 * Charles K. Harris and Fitz the dog
 * November 8, 1929
 * Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet
 * One-shot animal characters
 * November 22, 1929
 * I've Got Rings on My Fingers
 * One-shot animal characters and (human) Irish cop
 * December 17, 1929
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 * My Pony Boy
 * September 13, 1929
 * Smiles
 * One-shot human quartet
 * September 27, 1929
 * Oh, You Beautiful Doll
 * Tommy and Mariah Cat
 * October 14, 1929
 * After the Ball
 * Charles K. Harris and Fitz the dog
 * November 8, 1929
 * Put on Your Old Grey Bonnet
 * One-shot animal characters
 * November 22, 1929
 * I've Got Rings on My Fingers
 * One-shot animal characters and (human) Irish cop
 * December 17, 1929
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 * November 22, 1929
 * I've Got Rings on My Fingers
 * One-shot animal characters and (human) Irish cop
 * December 17, 1929
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1930
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 * Bedelia
 * Bimbo
 * January 3, 1930
 * In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree
 * One-shot bear characters
 * January 18, 1930
 * I'm Afraid to Come Home in the Dark
 * Bimbo
 * February 1, 1930
 * The Prisoner's Song
 * Bimbo and prisoners
 * March 1, 1930
 * I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles
 * One-shot mouse characters
 * March 15, 1930
 * La Paloma
 * Bimbo
 * April 12, 1930
 * Yes! We Have No Bananas
 * One-shot animal characters
 * April 26, 1930
 * Come Take a Trip in My Airship
 * Mariah Cat (here called "Kitty")
 * April 26, 1930
 * In the Good Old Summer Time
 * One-shot animal characters
 * June 6, 1930
 * A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight
 * One-shot mouse characters
 * August 1, 1930
 * The Glow-Worm
 * August 23, 1930
 * The Stein Song
 * One-shot animal characters
 * September 6, 1930
 * Strike Up the Band
 * One-shot dog sailors
 * September 27, 1930
 * My Gal Sal
 * Bimbo
 * October 18, 1930
 * Mariutch
 * Bimbo (in Italian lead role)
 * November 15, 1930
 * On a Sunday Afternoon
 * One-shot dog characters and (briefly) Bimbo
 * November 29, 1930
 * Row, Row, Row
 * Bimbo (in villainous lead role) and Betty Boop prototype
 * December 20, 1930
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 * September 27, 1930
 * My Gal Sal
 * Bimbo
 * October 18, 1930
 * Mariutch
 * Bimbo (in Italian lead role)
 * November 15, 1930
 * On a Sunday Afternoon
 * One-shot dog characters and (briefly) Bimbo
 * November 29, 1930
 * Row, Row, Row
 * Bimbo (in villainous lead role) and Betty Boop prototype
 * December 20, 1930
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 * Row, Row, Row
 * Bimbo (in villainous lead role) and Betty Boop prototype
 * December 20, 1930
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1931
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 * Please Go 'Way and Let Me Sleep
 * Bimbo and (briefly) Betty Boop prototype
 * January 10, 1931
 * By the Beautiful Sea
 * One-shot mouse characters
 * January 24, 1931
 * I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
 * Tommy and Mariah Cat
 * February 14, 1931
 * I'd Climb the Highest Mountain
 * Bimbo
 * March 7, 1931
 * Somebody Stole My Gal
 * Bimbo
 * March 20, 1931
 * Any Little Girl That's a Nice Little Girl
 * Tommy Cat and Betty Boop prototype
 * April 18, 1931
 * Alexander's Ragtime Band
 * Bimbo
 * May 9, 1931
 * And the Green Grass Grew All Around
 * One-shot bug characters
 * May 30, 1931
 * My Wife's Gone to the Country
 * Bimbo and (briefly) Betty Boop
 * May 31, 1931
 * That Old Gang of Mine
 * Mariah and (briefly) Tommy Cat
 * July 11, 1931
 * Betty Co-ed
 * Rudy Vallee, Betty Boop prototype
 * August 1, 1931
 * Mr. Gallagher and Mr. Shean
 * Gallagher and Shean
 * August 29, 1931
 * You're Driving Me Crazy
 * Unknown Female Singer, Snooks and his Memphis Ramblers
 * September 19, 1931
 * Little Annie Rooney
 * Bimbo (in "Joe" role of song)
 * October 10, 1931
 * Kitty from Kansas City
 * Rudy Vallee, Betty Boop
 * October 31, 1931
 * By the Light of the Silvery Moon
 * Bimbo and (briefly) Betty Boop
 * November 14, 1931
 * My Baby Just Cares for Me
 * Eddie Cantor, Bimbo (monkeylike design)
 * December 5, 1931
 * Russian Lullaby
 * Arthur Tracy, Aloysius
 * December 26, 1931
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 * October 10, 1931
 * Kitty from Kansas City
 * Rudy Vallee, Betty Boop
 * October 31, 1931
 * By the Light of the Silvery Moon
 * Bimbo and (briefly) Betty Boop
 * November 14, 1931
 * My Baby Just Cares for Me
 * Eddie Cantor, Bimbo (monkeylike design)
 * December 5, 1931
 * Russian Lullaby
 * Arthur Tracy, Aloysius
 * December 26, 1931
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 * Russian Lullaby
 * Arthur Tracy, Aloysius
 * December 26, 1931
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1932
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 * Sweet Jennie Lee
 * One-shot Animal Characters
 * January 9, 1932
 * Show Me the Way to Go Home
 * One-shot Animal Characters
 * January 30, 1932
 * When the Red, Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob, Bobbin' Along
 * One-shot Bird Characters
 * February 19, 1932
 * Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie
 * The Round Towners Quartet, Betty Boop and Bimbo
 * March 4, 1932
 * Just One More Chance
 * Arthur Jarrett, Betty Boop
 * April 1, 1932
 * Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning
 * Les Reis and Artie Dunn, Betty Boop
 * April 22, 1932
 * Shine On Harvest Moon
 * Alice Joy, one-shot animal characters
 * May 6, 1932
 * Let Me Call You Sweetheart
 * Ethel Merman, Betty Boop
 * May 20, 1932
 * I Ain't Got Nobody
 * The Mills Brothers, one-shot animal characters
 * June 17, 1932
 * You Try Somebody Else
 * Ethel Merman, Betty Boop
 * July 29, 1932
 * Rudy Vallee Melodies
 * Rudy Vallee, Betty Boop
 * August 5, 1932
 * Down Among the Sugar Cane
 * Lillian Roth, one-shot animal characters
 * August 26, 1932
 * Just a Gigolo
 * Irene Bordoni, Betty Boop
 * September 9, 1932
 * School Days
 * Gus Edwards, one-shot animal characters
 * September 30, 1932
 * Romantic Melodies
 * Arthur Tracy, Betty Boop and Bimbo
 * October 21, 1932
 * When It's Sleepy Time Down South
 * The Boswell Sisters, one-shot animal characters
 * November 11, 1932
 * Sing a Song
 * James Melton, one-shot animal characters
 * December 2, 1932
 * Time on My Hands
 * Ethel Merman, Betty Boop
 * December 23, 1932
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 * September 30, 1932
 * Romantic Melodies
 * Arthur Tracy, Betty Boop and Bimbo
 * October 21, 1932
 * When It's Sleepy Time Down South
 * The Boswell Sisters, one-shot animal characters
 * November 11, 1932
 * Sing a Song
 * James Melton, one-shot animal characters
 * December 2, 1932
 * Time on My Hands
 * Ethel Merman, Betty Boop
 * December 23, 1932
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 * Time on My Hands
 * Ethel Merman, Betty Boop
 * December 23, 1932
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1933
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 * Dinah
 * Mills Brothers, one-shot animal characters
 * January 13, 1933
 * Ain't She Sweet?
 * Lillian Roth, Tommy and Mariah Cat
 * February 3, 1933
 * Reaching for the Moon
 * Arthur Tracy, one-shot space alien characters
 * February 23, 1933
 * Aloha Oe
 * Royal Samoans, one-shot jungle animal characters
 * March 17, 1933
 * Popular Melodies
 * Arthur Jarrett, Betty Boop
 * April 7, 1933
 * The Peanut Vendor
 * Armida, one-shot animal characters
 * April 28, 1933
 * Song Shopping
 * Ethel Merman and Johnny Green, one-shot animal characters
 * May 19, 1933
 * Boilesk
 * The Watson Sisters, one-shot animal characters
 * June 9, 1933
 * Sing, Sisters, Sing
 * Three X Sisters, one-shot animal characters
 * June 3, 1933
 * Down by the Old Mill Stream
 * The Eton Boys, one-shot animal characters
 * July 21, 1933
 * Stoopnocracy
 * Stoopnagle and Budd, one-shot animal characters
 * August 18, 1933
 * When Yuba Plays the Rumba on the Tuba
 * The Mills Brothers
 * September 15, 1933
 * Boo Boo Theme Song
 * Funnyboners
 * October 13, 1933
 * I Like Mountain Music
 * The Eton Boys
 * November 10, 1933
 * Sing, Babies, Sing
 * Baby Rose Marie
 * December 15, 1933
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 * The Mills Brothers
 * September 15, 1933
 * Boo Boo Theme Song
 * Funnyboners
 * October 13, 1933
 * I Like Mountain Music
 * The Eton Boys
 * November 10, 1933
 * Sing, Babies, Sing
 * Baby Rose Marie
 * December 15, 1933
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 * Baby Rose Marie
 * December 15, 1933
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1934
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 * Keeps Rainin' All the Time
 * Gertrude Niesen
 * January 12, 1934
 * Let's All Sing Like the Birdies Sing
 * Les Reis and Artie Dunn, one-shot cat and bird characters
 * February 9, 1934
 * Tune Up and Sing
 * Lanny Ross
 * March 9, 1934
 * Lazy Bones
 * Borrah Minnevitch and His Harmonica Rascals
 * April 13, 1934
 * This Little Piggie Went to Market
 * Singin' Sam
 * May 25, 1934
 * She Reminds Me of You
 * The Eton Boys
 * June 22, 1934
 * Love Thy Neighbor
 * Mary Small
 * July 20, 1934
 * Let's Sing with Popeye
 * Popeye (Billy Costello)
 * Produced for Saturday morning matinee "Popeye Club". Later re-released by Official Films in the 1950s.
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 * Love Thy Neighbor
 * Mary Small
 * July 20, 1934
 * Let's Sing with Popeye
 * Popeye (Billy Costello)
 * Produced for Saturday morning matinee "Popeye Club". Later re-released by Official Films in the 1950s.
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1935
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 * I Wished on the Moon
 * Abe Lyman and his Orchestra, Wiffle Piffle
 * September 20, 1935
 * It's Easy to Remember
 * Richard Himber and his Orchestra
 * November 29, 1935
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 * November 29, 1935
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1936
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 * No Other One
 * Hal Kemp and His Orchestra/Skinnay Ennis, Wiffle Piffle
 * January 24, 1936
 * I Feel Like a Feather in the Breeze
 * Jack Denny and his Orchestra, Wiffle Piffle
 * March 27, 1936
 * I Don't Want to Make History
 * Vincent Lopez and his Orchestra, Wiffle Piffle
 * May 22, 1936
 * The Hills of Wyomin
 * The Westerners / Curt Massey
 * July 31, 1936
 * I Can't Escape from You
 * Billie Bailey / Joe Reichman and His Orchestra
 * September 25, 1936
 * Talking Through My Heart
 * Dick Stabile and his Orchestra, Wiffle Piffle
 * November 27, 1936
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 * September 25, 1936
 * Talking Through My Heart
 * Dick Stabile and his Orchestra, Wiffle Piffle
 * November 27, 1936
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1937
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 * Never Should Have Told You
 * Nat Brandwynne and His Orchestra, Wiffle Piffle
 * January 29, 1937
 * Twilight on the Trail
 * The Westerners / Louise Massey
 * March 26, 1937
 * Please Keep Me in Your Dreams
 * Barbara Blake / Henry King and his Orchestra
 * May 28, 1937
 * You Came to My Rescue
 * Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm Orchestra
 * July 30, 1937
 * Whispers in the Dark
 * June Robbins / Gus Arnheim and his Orchestra
 * September 24, 1937
 * Magic on Broadway
 * Jay Freeman / Jay Freeman and his Orchestra
 * November 26, 1937
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 * September 24, 1937
 * Magic on Broadway
 * Jay Freeman / Jay Freeman and his Orchestra
 * November 26, 1937
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1938
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 * You Took the Words Right Out of My Heart
 * Phyllis Kenny / Jerry Blaine and his Streamline Rhythm Orchestra
 * January 28, 1938
 * Thanks for the Memory
 * Bert Block and his Orchestra
 * March 25, 1938
 * You Leave Me Breathless
 * Bob Eberle / Jimmy Dorsey and his Orchestra
 * May 27, 1938
 * Beside a Moonlit Stream (final B&W Screen Song)
 * Frank Dailey and his Orchestra
 * July 29, 1938
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 * Beside a Moonlit Stream (final B&W Screen Song)
 * Frank Dailey and his Orchestra
 * July 29, 1938
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