- Hattie From Panama(1942) (uncredited)Music and Lyrics by Roger EdensSung and danced by Six Hits and a Miss and The Music Maids
- I've Still Got My Health(1940)Music and Lyrics by Cole PorterSung by Ann Sothern (uncredited)
- Berry Me Not(1942) (uncredited)Written by Phil Moore
- Just One of Those Things(1935)Music and Lyrics by Cole PorterSung by Lena Horne (uncredited)
- La Bumba Rhumba(1942) (uncredited)Music by Alex HydePlayed offscreen while Hattie is at the bar
- Fresh as a Daisy(1940)Music and Lyrics by Cole PorterSung by Virginia O'Brien (uncredited), with Red Skelton (uncredited), Rags Ragland (uncredited) and Ben Blue (uncredited)
- Good Neighbors(1942) (uncredited)Music and Lyrics by Roger Edens
- Let's Be Buddies(1940)Music and Lyrics by Cole PorterSung by Ann Sothern (uncredited) with Jackie Horner (uncredited) and Virginia O'Brien (uncredited) with Alan Mowbray (uncredited)
- Hail! Hail! The Gang's All Here(1917) (uncredited)Music by Theodore Morse and Arthur SullivanLyrics by Dolly MorsePlayed by the marching band
- (Did I Get Stinkin') At the Savoy(1940)Music by Walter DonaldsonLyrics E.Y. HarburgSung by Virginia O'Brien (uncredited)
- The Sping(1942) (uncredited)Music by Phil MooreLyrics by Jeni Le Gon and Alfred Legou
- The Son of a Gun Who Picks on Uncle Sam(1942) (uncredited)Music by Burton LaneLyrics by E.Y. HarburgSung by the cast at the end
- I'll Do Anything for You(uncredited)Written by Roger EdensSupposedly in the movie but not sung
- They Ain't Done it Right by Our NellWritten by Cole PorterProbably played as background music
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