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Sons o' Guns
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For a Buck and a Quarter a Day
(1936) (uncredited)
Music by
Harry Warren
Lyrics by
Al Dubin
Sung and danced by
Joe E. Brown
and
Joan Blondell
In the Arms of an Army Man
(1936) (uncredited)
Music by
Harry Warren
Lyrics by
Al Dubin
Sung by
Wini Shaw
Over Here
(uncredited)
Music by
J. Fred Coots
Lyrics by
Benny Davis
and
Arthur Swanstrom
Sung by
Joe E. Brown
and chorus
Over There
(1917) (uncredited)
Music by
George M. Cohan
Played during the opening montage
The Stars and Stripes Forever
(1896) (uncredited)
Music by
John Philip Sousa
Played by a marching band when Jimmy is saying goodbye to Bernice
There's a Long, Long Trail
(1915) (uncredited)
Music by
Zo Elliott
Lyrics by
Stoddard King
Sung by the soldiers at the Café de la Lune
Valse des rayons
(1860) (uncredited)
From "Le papillon"
Music by
Jacques Offenbach
Played as the intro to and during Jimmy's number at the cafe
Reveille
(uncredited)
Traditional
Played by a bugler
Assembly
(uncredited)
Traditional
Played by a bugler
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