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Produced by William Jacobs. Directed by James V. Kern. Screen play by Peter Milne. Suggested by a story by Joe Laurie, Jr. Photographed by Carl Guthrie, A.S.C. Art Director, Hugh Reticker. Film Editor, Thomas Reilly. Sound by Stanley Jones. Montages by James Leicester. Dialogue Director, Herschel Daugherty. Special Effects by William McGann, Director; Wesley Anderson, A.S.C. Set Decorations by Ben Bone. Wardrobe by Travilla. Makeup Artist, Perc Westmore. Musical numbers created and staged by LeRoy Prinz. Music arranged and adapted by Ray Heindorf. ‘World's Most Beautiful Girl'’ by Kim = Gannon and Ted Fetter; and "Little Trouper" by Kim Gannon and Walter Kent. Musical Director, Leo F. Forbstein. Unit manager, Don Page. Assistant director, Les Guthrie.
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ANSWER: “THIS IS THE ARMY.”
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of Killarney'' were hit songs featured in this recent Warner musical—but an even bigger hit tune gave the film its title. Name the song and film.
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Contestants identify five Warner Bros. musicals | which had the same titles as favorite song hits. Pick up Y Mat 2C (on page 1|2) for use on last day.
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Succl ERA WY “Summertime,” “Lady Be Good" and “I Got
Rhythm'' were prominent hit tunes in this Warner musical, but a famous classical composition gave the picture its title. Name the song and. film.
ANSWER: “RHAPSODY IN BLUE.”
Ath DAY “Don't Fence Me In," "Begin the Beguine’ and
"My Heart Belongs to Daddy" were big hits in this Warner musical—but a fourth and bigger hit tune gave the picture its title. Name the song and film.
ANSWER: “NIGHT AND DAY.”
NOTE! For 5th and Last Day— Pick up Scene Mat 2C!
Sth DAY "Moonlight Bay," "Carolina In The Morning"
and ''Pretty Baby" are three hit tunes prominently featured in Warner Bros.' latest hit musical but an old song hit—an all-time favorite—gives the picture its title. Name the song and film.
ANSWER:
“APRIL SHOWERS”