- It's All So New to Me(1938)Music by Bernice PetkereLyrics by Marty SymesPlayed in the finale and sung by Joan Crawford (uncredited) and chorus
- Something's Gotta Happen Soon(1938) (uncredited)Music by Nacio Herb BrownLyrics by Arthur FreedWritten for the movie and possibly played instrumentally
- Loveland in the Wintertime(1938) (uncredited)Written by Cliff Friend and Dave FranklinWritten for the movie and possibly played instrumentally
- Cinderella Reel(1938) (uncredited)Written by Roger Edens and Franz WaxmanPlayed during the skating finale
- Blackbirds(1938) (uncredited)Written by Roger Edens and Franz WaxmanPlayed during the skating finale, when the blackbirds emerge from the pie
- Happy Days Are Here Again(1929) (uncredited)Music by Milton AgerLyrics by Jack YellenSung a cappella by Lew Ayres
- Comin' Thro' the Rye(uncredited)Traditional Scottish musicWords by Robert Burns (1782)Played during an ice follies routine
- The Bonnie Banks O' Loch Lomond(ca 1745) (uncredited)Lyrics by Robert BurnsPlayed during an ice follies routine
- There is a Tavern in the Town(1891) (uncredited)Written by F.J. AdamsPlayed during the Shipstad and Johnson act
- The Fountain in the Park(1884) (uncredited)aka "While Strolling Through the Park One Day"Written by Ed HaleyPlayed during the Shipstad and Johnson act scene
- Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean(1843) (uncredited)Written by David T. ShawArranged by Thomas A. BeckettBackground music when the Statue of Liberty is shown
- The Sidewalks of New York(1894) (uncredited)Music by Charles LawlorLyrics by James W. BlakePlayed during the Central Park skating scene
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By what name was The Ice Follies of 1939 (1939) officially released in India in English?
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