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TITLE: "Night and Day"
CAST: Cary Grant, Alexis Smith, Jane Wyman, Dorothy Malone, Eve Arden
DIRECTOR: Michael Curtiz
PRODUCERS: Jack L. Warner and Arthur Schwartz
DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Brothers
RELEASE DATE: July 2, 1946
RUNNING TIME: 128 minutes (2 hours and 8 minutes)

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Songs, Dances, and Musical Numbers

Night and Day
Played during the opening credits and often in the score
Sung by Bill Days
Reprised by passengers on a train

Blow, Gabriel, Blow
Played during the opening credits

Bull Dog
Sung a bit off-screen
Then Performed by male chorus and Cary Grant

I'm in Love Again
Performed by Jane Wyman

In the Still of the Night
Sung by Dorothy Malone
Later sung by Christmas Choral singers

An Old Fashioned Garden
Sung by Cary Grant and Selena Royle

You've Got That Thing
Sung by Pat Clark, Paula Drew and Jane Harker

Let's Do It
Sung by Jane Wyman

Bridal Chorus (Here Comes the Bride)
Played at a wedding

You Do Something to Me
Performed by Jane Wyman and chorus

I'm Unlucky at Gambling
Sung by Eve Arden

On the Rue de la Paix
Played as background music after the audition of the song "I'm Unlucky at Gambling"

Miss Otis Regrets
Sung by Monty Woolley

I Get a Kick out of You
Performed by Ginny Simms with chorus

I Wonder What's Become of Sally
Performed by Ginny Simms

What Is This Thing Called Love?
Sung by Ginny Simms

I've Got You Under My Skin
Sung by Ginny Simms
Danced by Adam Di Gatano and Jane Di Gatano

Rosalie
Performed by unidentified Cockney street minstrel quartet

Just One of Those Things
Sung by Ginny Simms
Danced by Estelle Sloan with chorus

Anything Goes
Played by orchestra
Also played for dance rehearsal fragment

You're the Top
Sung by Ginny Simms and Cary Grant

Easy to Love
Sung by an unidentified Trio at The 52 Club, including Fay McKenzie

Love for Sale
Rehearsal number Danced by a Chorus

My Heart Belongs to Daddy
Performed by Mary Martin with chorus

Do I Love You?
Briefly sung by a chorus

Don't Fence Me In
Original footage from Hollywood Canteen (1944)
Sung by Roy Rogers

Begin the Beguine
Sung by Carlos Ramirez and chorus
Danced by George Zoritch and Milada Mladova

Rock-a-Bye Baby