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'Love Isn't Born (It's Made)' (Sheridan, in a star).

'Ridin' for a Fall' (Morgan and Leslie).

'The Dreamer' (Shore, on stage, dreamily de Havilland, Lupino and Tobias in a star).

'We're Way Up North.' (Carson and Hale Sr., in a star).

'How Sweet You Are' (Chorus girls on clouds).

'We're Staying Home Tonight' (Cantor as Joe Simpson pretending to be Cantor).

The finale medley of 'Cavalcade of Stars', on a celestial set, with brief reprises or revisions of:.

The scene segues to the elegant Club Chiquita, where Alexis Smith dances with Igor Dega and Arnold Kent.

'Good Night, Good Neighbor', a romantic take on the Good Neighbor Policy, opens with Dennis Morgan escorting Miss Latin America (Lynne Baggett]) home to the Pan American Club for Women, singing to her and a chorus of residents.

'The Dreamer', a jazzed-up reprise sung by Olivia de Havilland (dubbed by Lynn Martin), Ida Lupino and George Tobias singing scat and costumed as jitterbugging teens Tobias wears a toned-down zoot suit.

The song was written by Frank Loesser and Arthur Schwartz. At the end of the number, she replaces the last phrase by blowing a kiss to the audience.

A brief and strenuous jitterbug performance by Davis and real-life dance contest winner Conrad Wiedell sends her out to her car.

'They're Either Too Young or Too Old', sung by Bette Davis in a nightclub set populated by men whose appearances fit the song.

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'That's What You Jolly Well Get', sung and danced to by Errol Flynn as a mustachioed Cockney seaman boasting to a pub full of cronies about his battles with the Nazis over the past four years.

'How Sweet You Are', sung by Dinah Shore with a large chorus of waltzing couples.

Won't You Marry the Soldier?', a big production number performed on a Harlem set by Hattie McDaniel, Willie Best, Jess Lee Brooks, Rita Christian and a chorus of singers and dancers.

'The Dreamer', sung by Dinah Shore as a farm girl singing to her love she wants to dream 'until you're home once more.'.

'No You, No Me', sung by Dennis Morgan and Joan Leslie (dubbed by Sally Sweetland) from a tableside jukebox in a café.

'Love Isn't Born, It's Made', sung by Ann Sheridan with Joyce Reynolds and a chorus of girls in a sorority bedroom.

After several costume changes, they end up in a blizzard, dripping with icicles. as old-time vaudevillians meeting in a train station both are bucking the trend toward all things Southern.

'I'm Goin' North', sung by Jack Carson and Alan Hale Sr.

'We're Staying Home Tonight.Doing the Patriotic Thing', sung by Eddie Cantor to a captive audience of his household staff and the hapless producers of the benefit.

'Ridin' for a Fall', sung by Dennis Morgan and Joan Leslie (dubbed by Sally Sweetland), with Spike Jones and his band.

'Hotcha Cornia', a hot and wild version of 'Otchi Chernye' ('Dark Eyes'), performed by Spike Jones & His City Slickers for their fellow residents in Gower Gulch.

' Now's the Time to Fall in Love', sung by Cantor on his radio show.

' My Mama Done Tol' Me' (better known as 'Blues in the Night'), sung by John Garfield on Cantor's radio show.'Thank Your Lucky Stars', sung by Dinah Shore on Eddie Cantor's radio show.Some are performed as part of the plot and others are heard in rehearsal and benefit performance scenes. The show features the only onscreen musical performances by Bette Davis, Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland and Ida Lupino. Many of Warner Bros.' stars performed in musical numbers, including several who were not known as singers.

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Meanwhile, an aspiring singer and his songwriter girlfriend conspire to get into the charity program by replacing Cantor with their lookalike friend, tour bus driver Joe Simpson. The egotistical Eddie Cantor has Dinah Shore under contract and will only allow her to appear if he is made chairman of the benefit committee, so he is allowed to take command. Two theater producers try to stage a wartime charity extravaganza called Cavalcade of Stars.