- Stop, You're Killing Me(uncredited)Music by Carl SigmanLyrics by Bob HilliardSung by an off-screen chorus during the opening credits
- Happy Days Are Here Again(uncredited)Music by Milton AgerPlayed at the beginning for the end of Prohibition
- You're My Ever-Loving(uncredited)Music by Carl SigmanLyrics by Bob HilliardSung by a vocal group on the phonograph and sung by Broderick Crawford and Claire TrevorSung by all at the end
- Can't We Be Friends(uncredited)Music by Kay SwiftPlayed on the radio in the kitchen
- Ain't She Sweet(uncredited)Music by Milton AgerLyrics by Jack YellenPlayed after Remy first calls San DiegoSung briefly by a singer at the party
- Let the Rest of the World Go By(uncredited)Music by Ernest BallLyrics by J. Keirn BrennanSung over the telephone at the party
- If I Could Be with You(uncredited)Music by James P. JohnsonPlayed after Remy hangs up with San Diego
- Charleston(uncredited)Music by James P. JohnsonPlayed when Mrs. Whitlaw storms off
- Baby Face(uncredited)Music by Harry AkstLyrics by Benny DavisSung at the party and danced by the girls
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By what name was Stop, You're Killing Me (1952) officially released in Canada in English?
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