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East of Shanghai
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For He's a Jolly Good Fellow
(uncredited)
Traditional
Source music
Auld Lang Syne
(uncredited)
Traditional
Source music
Heard in the background
The Clown's Carnival
(uncredited)
Music by
Hugo Riesenfeld
Cafe Chantant
(uncredited)
Music by
Percy Fletcher
Slave Dance
(uncredited)
from "Egypta, an Egyptian Suite" (1929)
Music by
Haydn Wood
Brutality
(uncredited)
Music by
Fritz Stahlberg
Desert Monotony
(uncredited)
Music by Morris Aborn (pseudonym of
Maurice Baron
)
'Tis I, Myself
(uncredited)
based on "The Londonderry Air"
Traditional
Arranged by Jack Gill and Eddie Gross-Bart
Lyrics by
Max Gartman
Clowning the Blues Away
(uncredited)
Written by Val Spitzhoff, Leroy Golden and Ewald Kurtz
Ruben Sax
(uncredited)
Music by Urbenal
Klytemnestra Valse
(uncredited)
Music by Adolf Lotter
Senorita Tango
(uncredited)
Music by Holmes
Fascination
(uncredited)
Written by
Idris Lewis
and
John Reynders
Waiting at the Church (My Wife Won't Let Me)
(uncredited)
Written by
Fred W. Leigh
and
Henry E. Pether
Sung by a crew member cleaning the ship
Punka Wallah (Oriental Sketch)
(uncredited)
Music by
Walter R. Collins
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