Ann Sheridan Movie Song List
1937
Movie: San Quentin
How Could You?
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
Lyrics by Al Dubin (1891–1945)
Sung by Ann Sheridan
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed San Quentin
Summary:
How Could You?
Movie: The Footloose Heiress
Jingle Bells
Written by James Pierpont (1822–1893)
Sung a cappella by Craig Reynolds (1907–1949), Ann Sheridan, Hal Neiman
(1896–1973) and Al Herman (1887–1967) with modified lyrics (Wedding Bells)
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed The Footloose Heiress
Summary:
Jingle Bells (1857)
1938
Movie: Broadway Musketeers
Has It Ever Occurred to You?
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Jack Scholl (1903–1988)
Sung by Ann Sheridan
Played as background music often
Who Said That This Isn't Love?
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Jack Scholl (1903–1988)
Sung by Ann Sheridan
Reprised instrumentally by a phonograph record
Played as background music often
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Broadway Musketeers
Summary:
Has It Ever Occurred to You?
Who Said That This Isn't Love?
1939
Movie: Dodge City
I'se Gwine Back to Dixie
Written by Charles A. White
Played in the saloon and sung by Ann Sheridan
Little Brown Jug
Written by Joseph Winner
Played in the saloon and sung by Ann Sheridan
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Dodge City Summary:
I'se Gwine Back to Dixie
Little Brown Jug
Movie: Naughty But Nice
Hooray for Spinach
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1909–1976)
Sung on the radio broadcast by Ann Sheridan
Reprised as dance music at a nightclub and as background music
In a Moment of Weakness
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1909–1976)
Played on piano by Dick Powell and by the studio orchestra
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Gale Page
Corn Pickin'
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1909–1976)
Sung by Ann Sheridan at a nightclub
Danced to by the National Jitterbug Champions
I Don't Believe in Signs
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1909–1976)
Sung by Ann Sheridan in a radio program
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Naughty But Nice
Summary:
In a Moment of Weakness (1939)
Corn Pickin' (1939)
I Don't Believe in Signs (1939)
Hooray for Spinach (1939)
1940
Movie: City for Conquest
Lullaby of Broadway
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
Danced by James Cagney (1899-1986) and Ann Sheridan at the Rose Garden Ballroom
The Continental
Music by Con Conrad (1891–1938)
Danced by Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) and Ann Sheridan at the Rose Garden Ballroom
Shadow Waltz
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
Danced by Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) and Ann Sheridan at the Rose Garden Ballroom
and played at various times throughout the picture
She's a Latin from Manhattan
Music by Harry Warren (1893–1981)
First number danced by Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) and Ann Sheridan at the Rose
Garden Ballroom
I'm Just Wild About Harry
Music by Eubie Blake (1887–1983)
Danced to by Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) and Ann Sheridan at the Rose Garden
Ballroom and played at various times throughout the picture
The Japanese Sandman
Music by Richard A. Whiting (1891–1938)
Danced by Ann Sheridan at the Lower East Side dance
Jealousy
Music by Jacob Gade (1879–1963) (song Jalousie)
Danced by Anthony Quinn (1915-2001) and Ann Sheridan at the Rose Garden Ballroom
and later in a montage sequence
Songs danced to by Ann Sheridan City For Conquest
Summary:
Lullaby of Broadway (1934)
The Continental (1934)
Shadow Waltz (1933)
She's a Latin from Manhattan (1934)
The Japanese Sandman (1920)
Jealousy (1925)
I'm Just Wild About Harry (1921 )
Movie: Torrid Zone
Mi Caballero
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Jack Scholl (1903–1988)
Sung by Ann Sheridan in the hotel bar
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Torrid Zone
Summary:
Mi Caballero (1940)
Movie: It All Came True
Angel in Disguise
Music by Paul Mann (1910–1983) and Stefan Weiß (1899–1984)
Lyrics by Kim Gannon (1900–1974)
Played during the opening credits and as background music
Played on piano by Jeffrey Lynn and sung by Ann Sheridan
Reprised by the band at the Roaring 90s Club and sung by Ann Sheridan and chorus
of waiters
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
Music by Ernest Ball (1878–1927)
Lyrics by Chauncey Olcott (1860–1932) and George Graff (1886–1973)
Played on piano by Jeffrey Lynn
Played as dance music by the band at the Roaring 90s Club
Sung by Ann Sheridan, chorus and audience at the Roaring 90s Club
The Gaucho Serenade
Written by James Cavanaugh (1892–1967), John Redmond and Nat Simon
(1900–1979)
Played on piano by Jeffrey Lynn and sung by Ann Sheridan at the home vaudeville
show
The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady
Music by Walter Donaldson (1893–1947)
Lyrics by Monty C. Brice
Sung and danced to by a chorus at the Roaring 90s Club
Sung by Ann Sheridan, chorus and audience at the Roaring 90's Club
Cuddle Up a Little Closer, Lovey Mine
Music by Karl Hoschna (1876–1911)
Lyrics by Otto A. Harbach (1873–1963)
Played as dance music by the band at the Roaring 90's Club
Sung also by Ann Sheridan, Jeffrey Lynn, chorus and audience at the Roaring 90's
Club
Mister Dooley
Music by Jean Schwartz (1878–1956)
Lyrics by William Jerome (1865–1932)
Sung by Ann Sheridan, chorus and audience at the Roaring 90's Club
Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet
Music by Percy Wenrich (1887–1952)
Lyrics by Stanley Murphy (1875–1919)
Sung by Ann Sheridan, chorus and audience at the Roaring 90's Club
My Pony Boy
Music by Charley O'Donnell
Lyrics by Bobby Heath (1889–1952)
Sung by Ann Sheridan, chorus and audience at the Roaring 90's Club
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed It All Came True
Summary:
Angel in Disguise (1940)
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling (1912)
The Gaucho Serenade (1940)
The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady (1918)
Mister Dooley (1902)
Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet (1909)
My Pony Boy (1909)
Cuddle Up a Little Closer, Lovey Mine
(1908 )
1941
Movie: Navy Blues
Navy Blues
Music by Arthur Schwartz (1990-1984)
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1909-1976)
Sung by Ann Sheridan, Martha Raye (1916-1664) and many cast members
Played as background music often
Reprised by The Navy Blues Sextet and sailors at the end
My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
Traditional
Sung by Martha Raye and Ann Sheridan with revised lyrics (in the Navy Blues
number)
Sailing, Sailing, Over the Bounding Main
Written by Godfrey Marks
Sung by Ann Sheridan, Martha Raye and The Navy Blues Sextet with
revised lyrics (in theNavy Blues number)
Played as background music
In Waikiki
Music by Arthur Schwartz (1990-1984)
Lyrics by Johnny Mercer (1909-1976)
Sung by The Navy Blues Sextet at the luau
Sung and danced to by Ann Sheridan
Played as background music
Reprised by Martha Raye (1916-1664) at the end
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Navy Blues Summary:
Navy Blues
My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean
Sailing, Sailing, Over the Bounding Main
You're a Natural
In Waikiki
1942
Movie: Juke Girl
I Hates Love
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Jack Scholl (1903–1988)
Played during the opening credits
Also played at Muckeye's and sung by Ann Sheridan
Played often in the score
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Juke Girl Summary:
I Hates Love (1942)
1943
Movie: Thank Your Lucky Stars
Love Isn't Born (It's Made)
Music by Arthur Schwartz (1990-1984)
Lyrics by Frank Loesser (1910-1969)
Performed by Ann Sheridan and chorus girls
Reprised by her at the end
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Thank Your Lucky Stars
Summary:
Love Isn't Born It's Made (1943)
1944
Movie: Shine on Harvest Moon
Note: Ann Sheridan's singing was dubbed by
Lynn Martin.
Shine On, Harvest Moon
Music by Nora Bayes (1880-1928)
Lyrics by Jack Norworth (1879–1959)
Played during the opening credits and often as background music
Sung by an off-screen chorus in the opening scene, Dennis Morgan (1908-1994) and Ann
Sheridan
Reprised by them with a chorus at the burlesque theater
My Own United States
Music by Julian Edwards (1855–1910)
Lyrics by Hugh Stanislaus Stange (1894–1966)
Sung by Ann Sheridan
Time Waits for No One
Music by Cliff Friend (1893–1974)
Lyrics by Charles Tobias (1898–1970)
Hummed by Jack Carson (1910-1963)
Sung by Ann Sheridan
Reprised by her and chorus at the burlesque theater
Played in the score often
It Looks Like a Big Night Tonight
Music by Egbert Van Alstyne (1882–1951)
Lyrics by Harry Williams (1879–1922)
Sung by Bob Murphy (1889-1948), Jack Carson 1910-1963), Dennis Morgan
(1908-1994), Ann Sheridan and policemen
We're Doing Our Best
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Kim Gannon (1900-1974)
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Irene Manning (1912-2004)
Don't Let Rainy Days Get You
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Kim Gannon (1900-1974)
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Irene Manning (1912-2004)
How Can They Tell That I'm Irish?
Music by Nora Bayes (1880-1928)
Lyrics by Jack Norworth (1879–1959)
Sung by Ann Sheridan
When It's Apple Blossom Time in Normandie
Written by Harry Gifford, Huntley Trevor and Tom Mellor
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan (1908-1994)
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
Music by Albert von Tilzer (1878-1956)
Lyrics by Jack Norworth (1879–1959)
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan (1908-1994)
Reprised by an organ grinder
Breezin' Along with the Breeze
Music by Richard A. Whiting (1891-1938)
Lyrics by Haven Gillespie and Seymour Simons (1896-1949)
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan (1908-1994)
Who's Your Honey Lamb?
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Kim Gannon (1900-1974)
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan (1908-1994)
I Go for You
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Kim Gannon (1900-1974)
Sung by Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan (1908-1994) with Harry Seymour at
piano
Reprised by Dennis Morgan (1908-1994) and chorus at the burlesque theater
Just Like a Gipsy
Music by Nora Bayes (1880–1928)
Lyrics by Seymour Simons (1896-1949)
Sung by Ann Sheridan with Phyllis Kennedy on piano
Reprised on piano and sung by Phyllis Kennedy
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Shine On Harvest Moon Summary:
Shine On, Harvest Moon (1908)
My Own United States (1901)
Time Waits for No One (1944)
It Looks Like a Big Night Tonight
(1908)
We're Doing Our Best (1944)
Don't Let Rainy Days Get You (1944)
How Can They Tell That I'm Irish?
When It's Apple Blossom Time in Normandie
(1912)
Take Me Out to the Ball Game (1908)
Breezin' Along with the Breeze (1926)
Who's Your Honey Lamb? (1944)
I Go for You (1944)
Just Like a Gipsy (1919)
Movie: The Doughgirls
Jeepers Creepers
Music by Harry Warren (1893-1981)
Performed by Ann Sheridan, Alexis Smith (1921--1993) and Jane Wyman (1917-2007)
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed The Doughgirls
Summary:
Jeepers Creepers
1947
Movie: Nora Prentiss
Would You Like a Souvenir?
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Jack Scholl (1903–1988) and Eddie Cherkose (1912-1999)
Sung by Ann Sheridan during Nora's act
Who Cares What People Say?
Music by M.K. Jerome (1893–1977)
Lyrics by Jack Scholl (1903–1988)
Sung briefly by Ann Sheridan while Nora and Talbot dance
Also sung by Ann Sheridan at the Sea Gull Cafe
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Nora Prentiss
Summary:
Would You Like a Souvenir?
Who Cares What People Say?
1948
Movie Short: Let's Sing a Song About the
Moonlight
Shine On, Harvest Moon
Music by Nora Bayes (1880–1928)
Lyrics by Jack Norworth (1879–1959)
Sung by Ann Sheridan, then by The Melody Makers
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Let's Sing a Song About
the Moonlight Summary:
Shine On, Harvest Moon
Movie Short: Let's Sing Grandfather's
Favorites
Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet
Music by Percy Wenrich (1887–1952)
Lyrics by Stanley Murphy (1875–1919)
Performed by Ann Sheridan (clip from It All Came True (1940)), The Melody Makers
in the sing-along
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Let's Sing Grandfather's
Favorites Summary:
Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet
1953
Movie: Take Me to Town
Oh, You Red-Head
Lyrics by Frederick Herbert (1909–1966)
Music by Milton Rosen (1906–1994)
Performed by Ann Sheridan, Lee Patrick (1901-1982), and chorus
Take Me To Town
Written by Lester Lee (1904–1956) and Dan Shapiro (1910–1991)
Performed by Dorothy Neumann (1914-1994), Ann Tyrell (1901-1983), Ann Sheridan
Songs Ann Sheridan Performed Take Me To Town
Summary:
Oh, You Red-Head
Take Me To Town
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