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Betty Grable and Sheree North in How to Be Very, Very Popular (1955)

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How to Be Very, Very Popular

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  • How to Be Very, Very Popular
      Music by Jule Styne
      Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
      Sung by off-screen vocalists during the opening credits
      Played occasionally in the score
  • Bunny Hop
      Written by Ray Anthony and Leonard Auletti
      Sung by the students
  • The Bristol Bell Song
      Music by Lionel Newman
      Lyrics by Ken Darby
      Sung by the girls before commencement
      Also sung on the bus at the end
  • The Whiffenpoof Song
      (uncredited)
      Music by Tod B. Galloway
      Lyrics by Meade Minnigerode and George S. Pomeroy
      Sung by the girls before commencement
  • Shake, Rattle and Roll
      (uncredited)
      Written by Charles F. Calhoun
      Played by the band at commencement
  • I Can't Begin To Tell You
      Words by Mack Gordon
      Lyrics by James V. Monaco
      Used as background music when Curly is cuddling Dr. Tweed

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