Soundtrack of "Broadway to Hollywood" (1933)

Songs, dances, and musical numbers included in the soundtrack of the 1933 movie Broadway to Hollywood. See also more about the movie Broadway to Hollywood (1933) and about other movies with tap dancing scenes organized By Title and By Year.

When Old New York Was Young (uncredited) Music by Gus Edwards
Played during the opening credits

The Sidewalks of New York
Music by Charles Lawlor
Played during the opening credits

Ma Blushin' Rosie
Music by John Stromberg Lyrics by Edgar Smith Played during the opening credits Danced by Russell Hardie Sung offscreen by Fay Templeton and chorus

Hansom Cab Drivers
Edited from The March of Time (1930)
Music by Gus Edwards
Danced by Joe Weber, Lew Fields and others in Horse costumes

We Are the Two Hacketts
Music by Al Goodhart
Lyrics by Edgar Allan Woolf
Sung and Danced by Alice Brady and Frank Morgan
Title Change to "We Are the Three Hacketts" when joined by Russell Hardie, and later by Mickey Rooney

In the Good Old Summertime
Music by George Evans In the score at Atlantic City

The Honeysuckle and the Bee
Music by William H. Penn
Danced by Madge Evans and her Dancing Dolls

In the Garden of My Heart
Music by Ernest Ball
Lyrics by Caro Roma
Sung by Nelson Eddy

Come Down, Ma Evenin' Star
Music by John Stromberg
Lyrics by Robert B. Smith
Sung offscreen by Fay Templeton

The March of Time
Edited from The March of Time (1930)
Music by Louis Alter
Sung by an offscreen chorus

Bedelia
Edited from The March of Time (1930)
Music by Jean Schwartz
Lyrics by William Jerome
Sung by Josephine Sable

A Hot Time in the Old Town
Edited from The March of Time (1930)
Music by Theodore A. Metz
Lyrics by Joe Hayden
Sung by Josephine Sable

Poor Little G-String
Music by Fred E. Ahlert
Danced by Russell Hardie and Madge Evans

Melody in F
Edited from The March of Time (1930)
Music by Anton Rubinstein
Danced by Albertina Rasch Dancers

Snow Ballet
Edited from The March of Time (1930)
Music by Dimitri Tiomkin
Danced by Albertina Rasch Dancers

Auld Lang Syne
Traditional Scottish 17th century music
Played during the opening credits

Over There
Music by George M. Cohan
In the score during a montage

Give My Regards to Broadway
Music by George M. Cohan
In the score when the poster of The Broadway Melody (1929) is shown

Knee Deep in Rhythm
Music by Al Goodhart
Danced by Eddie Quillan and Girls
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAH2peiaNfI
ENTIRE SCENE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lX5hvGrqxc0