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Our holdings consist of PUBLIC DOMAIN titles and films that remain protected through copyrights. While Public Domain footage can be licensed immediately by MacDonald & Associates, protected films must be cleared with the copyright holder before being used in a new production. Just because a motion picture is in our inventory, it does not mean that MacDonald & Associates maintains the legal right to license its use. Please contact us for the copyright status on individual titles.

For the most part, these short films were produced and distributed commercially as Soundies, Telescriptions, and Scopitones.

Soundies are short films, usually lasting about three minutes. They were produced in the 1940s for visual jukeboxes where customers paid a fee to view as well as hear popular songs of the day.

Snader Telescriptions are similarly short performances produced in 1951-1952 for local television stations needing "filler" programming.

Scopitones are short musical films made for visual jukeboxes in Europe and the U.S. in 1966. Unlike Soundies and Snaders, Scopitones are in color.

These reels are labeled Pop Music and each contains more than a dozen shorts. For more such films, see Jazz Shorts and Black Music reels to be found in our Jazz listings. Use your browser's find or search function for a specific name or song. Site Search finds words or phrases on any page.

Pop Music 1:

1) "Molly Malone," Michael Loring

2) "That's Ireland," Irish tenor John Feeney

3) "Blue Danube"

4) "J'Attendrais,"  Continentals

5) "Fiddle Faddle," Continentals

6) "Perfidia," and "El Cumbanchero," Continentals Broadway Hit SongsOfficial Films

7) "The Continental," Connie Haines in 1942

8) "I'll Be Seeing You," Ray Sinatra and Orchestra, vocal by Dale Belmont

9) "The Lullaby of Broadway," The Mel-Tones Theme Songs Of YesterdayOrgan and words on screenorganist is Lew White, singer is Bill Cody,  announcer is Norman Brokenshire4 songs from RKO

10) "Louise"

11) "Ramona"

12) "Should I?"

13) "Singing' in the Rain"

14) "Feed the Kitty"  Rio Rita all-girl orchestra

15) "The Boogie Woogie Man," Brian Sisters with Will Osborne and his orchestra

 

Pop Music 2

1) "My Sweet Eloise" Alphonse Berg

2) "G String Polka," Jack Whitney

3) "Got No Time for Anything But Love," male tenor

4) "Campus Rhumba"

5) "St. James Infirmary," Jerry Bergen

6) "Jive Little Indians," The Fashionaires

7) "Millie the Mermaid," Redd Harris

8) "Polonaise," Air Lane Trio (Soundie)

9) "Getting in Shape for Love," Shelly Mitchell and James Alexander

10) "Schoolhouse Jive," Jeanne Staff

11) big band instrumental with girl dancer

12) "Moonlight Cocktails," girl trio

13)  "Savage," Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra with Faith Arlen dancer   [Soundie]

14) "Twists and Turns," Jacqueline Hurleyacrobat dancer

15) "Strip Polka"

16) "Hawaiian War Chant," Gertrude Niesen

17) "Ta-Ra-Ra-Bom Da-Re"

 

Pop Music 3:   Mostly Russian Songs

1) "Kazbek" singing and dancing

2) "Eubichki"

3) "Tyrone Shapiro" with Willie Howard

4) "Russian Jamboree"several songs

5) "Rhapsody" fiddle player

6) "Dark Eyes"

7) "Hungarian Dance" Gypsy Song

8) "Two Guitars"

9) "The Gay Merchant"     

10) "Dark Eyes"     Words-on-the-Screen

11) "The Volga Boatmen" 

12) "Abdul Abubu Amir" 

13) "The Kerry Dance," Kay Lorraine (Irish song not Russian)

14) "Samovar Serenade"

 

Pop Music 4

1) "Moon of Monakura," Auggie Auld, Betty Bradley

2) "Hula Rhumba," Gloria King, Bernie Kaai, with Kuanna's Dream Islanders

3) "Sophisticated Hula," Paul Page

4) "Ana Lani," Ray Kinney & Orchestra

5) "Goodnight, Irene," The Weavers

6) "Ta Ra Ra Bom De A," Lorna Lynn

7) “Jungle Drums," Roye Goodrich

8) "Cotton Candy and a Toy Balloon"

9) "Mississippi Mud"

10) "Just Around the Corner," Tailor Maids

11) "The Black Ball Ferry Line," Tailor Maids

 

Pop Music 5: Arabian HijinxCastle  (ethnic stereotypes)

1) "Temptation," Gertrude Niessen (scratch through half)

2) "I Don't Like No Gals," Fuzzy Knight

3) "I'm Comin' Virginia," The Dinning Sisters

4) "La Cucaracha," Gertrude Niesen

5) "Treasure Chest [of Beautiful Girls]:" man in pirate costume sings with beautiful models cavorting

6) "Zoot," Thelma White and her all-girl orchestra

7) "The Boogie Man," Johnny Long and his orchestra

8) "Zig Me Baby with a Gentle Zag," Gai Moran, Danny Hocktor (1941)

9) "Hollywood Boogie," Thelma White and her all-girl orchestra 1946

10) "Boogie Woogie Cindy," The Lilsson Twins with Hal Borne and his orchestra

11) "Boardwalk Boogie," Will Bradley

12) "Jumping at the Juke Box," Al Donahue & orchestra (girl sings on juke box screen)

13) "Doing the Ratamacue" Tony Pastor & orchestra

14) "Swingin' O' the Green"boogie woogie with Patricia Ryan

15) "Boogie Man" Johnny Long and his orchestra

16) "Basin Street Boogie," Will Bradley and His Six Texas Hot Dogswith jitterbug dancers and vocal by Ray McKinley  (1942)

17) "Barnyard Bounce," Will Bradley

 

Pop Music 6:     Vaudeville performances

1) divers in action

2) knife thrower with whirling disk with woman

3) hat tricks done to music

4) trained dogs perform

5) bullfighter-stunt man clowns with bulls

6) female acrobats dressed as clowns

7) trained sealhe even plays a saxophone

8) Talking Animals: monkey, tapir (Ken Carpenter narrates)

9) tap-dance female trio ("The Jersey Bounce")

10) Joy & George, Imperial [Roller] Skaters

11) "Where Has My Little Dog Gone?," big swing band with women walking toy dogs (Claude Thornhill and His Orchestra)

12) knife thrower

13) male acrobats outside

14) woman plays "singing glasses" and xylophone in swing arrangement

15) "Big Big Man from the South" Red Stanley and all-girl swing band

 

Pop Music 7

1) "I Don't Need No Man" Connie Haines

2) "Turtle Song," Connie Haines novelty song

3) "Muskrat Ramble," Connie Haines

4) "John Henry," Connie Haines (Snader)

5) "Ole Man Mose," Connie Haines  jump tune

6) "The Tailor and the Mouse" and "Tenor Doodle Do," Burl Ives

7) "Cigareets and Whiskey and Wild Wild Women," Red Ingle and his Natural Fivecomedy song

8) "Concerto in E," Red Ingle and His Natural Seven

9) "The Man with the Big Sombrero," Red Ingle and his Natural Seven

10) "Out of Nowhere," Red Ingle

11) "You Can't Be Fit As a Fiddle [When You're Tight As a Drum]," Red Ingle

 

Pop Music 8

1) "I Am an American," Carolyn Marsh

2) "Semper Peratus," (Coast Guard song/Soundies/1944)

3) "Injun Girl," Susan Carol with Milt Britton and his band

4) "He Broke My Heart in Three Places," The Nilsson twins with Hal Borne Trio

5) "Struttin' to Sutton Place," Mary Jane Walshnovelty song with waitress invited to dine with the "blue bloods"with Jack Shilkret Orchestra

6) "My Pin-Up Guy," Terry Twins

7) "We're All Americans" The Nationairs with Ray Bloch and his orchestra  patriotic

8) "Paddy Callahan Has Joined the Army," John Feeney, Charlie Develin

9) "He's 1-A in the Army and A-1 in My Heart," Anita Boyer

10) "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," Tommy Taylor with Mitchell Ayers and his orchestra

11) "You're a Shot in the Arm," Connie Haines, Red Harper with Hal Borne and his orchestra

12) comedy piece with contortionist

13) "Where Has My Little Dog Gone?," Martha Wayne, Buddy Stewart with Claude Thornhill and his orchestra

14) "I've Got Spurs That Jingle Jangle Jingle" Dick Thomas

 

Pop Music 9

1) "Two Pair of Shoes" bizarre photography and comedy love song

2) "The Irish Boogie"

3) "Speak to Me, Romeo" comedy duet

4) "I Find the Lover Is Your"

5) "Baby, Come On and Knock Me a Kiss" jump rhythm with bizarre woman dancer dressed as half man and half-womaninventive dance

6) "Where the Mountains Meets the Sky," Dick Thomas (cowboy song)

7) "Lover, Are You There?" Marion Colby (comedy song)

8) "Mabel, Wait for Me"lots of pretty girls

9) "Huckleberry Duck" comedy song with real duck

10) "William Tell Overture," with accordion/violin led orchestra

11) "After a While," crooner Danny O'Neillwomen protruding from hat boxes

12) "Hip, Hip Hooray" patriotic boogie woogie piece from World War II era with Henry Nemo and Kay Penton

 

Pop Music 10  Latin American Music

1) Tropical Tunes: 300' Pictoreel featuring The Rimacs, Susan Ortega, Sister Virginia

2) Spanish Melodies: Official Films featuring The Columbians, Gene Morganwords on screen

3) "Come to the Mardi Gras," Carlos Molina with the Rene Puppets, Jose Carioca (Snader 1951)

4) The Mexican Village: 400' Mestre Production from 1949 with folk music and dance

5) Rhumba: filmed in Cuba

6) A Mexican Folk Dance: hat dance

 

Pop Music 11    mostly Latin American musical performances

1) "Ba Ba Lu"

2) "Rhumba Serenade"      Rhumba Serenade   Official Films

3) "Mi Rhumba," Nano Rodrigo

4) "Tica Ti Tica Ta," Ginger Harmon and the Mercer Brothers

5) "Rhumba Serenade," Cyd Charisse with Mills Rhumba Orchestra

6) “Vamos a Hogar" Varios & Vida (rhumba and dance song)

7) "Jitterbug Senorita" Anne Barrett with Vincent Lopez and His Orchestra  (1942)

8) "Lady of Spain," Joe Sodja with Spanish guitar and orchestra

9) "The Mexican Village" Mestre Films 1949folk music and dance

10) Latin Americana: "Rhumba" Mestre Films 1949

11) Latin Americana: "Mexican Folk Dance"  Mestre 1949

12) "A Gay Ranchero" Luba Malina with Noro Morales and His Orchestra

13) "Return to Sorrento," Al Donahue & orchestra (ITALIAN, not Latin American)

14) "Willie, Willie Will Ya?," black Caribbean group

15) "Juanita," singing quintet in campus soda shop

16) "Bahiana," Yuma Galli  Brazilian song

17) "Havana Is Calling Me," Eddie Durant & orchestra (8/10/40)

18) "Latin from Staten Island," Ray Bloch & orchestra

 

Pop Music 12:      Latin American Music

1) "Entrance of the Gladiators," Red Nichols (Snader)

2) "Granada," Richard Monti

3) "El Cumbachero," Ada Leonard and Her All-Girl Orchestra (Snader)

4) "Toreador Song from Carmen, Carlos Ramirez

5) "The Mad Maestro," Yonely

6) "The Cat and the Canary"

7) "The Waltzing Cat,"

8) "Besame Mucho"

9) "Circus"

10) "Malaguena"

11) "Jazz Pizzicante"

12) "Perfidia"

13) "Molly Malone"

14) "Ginnia Mia"

15) "American Patrol,"

16) "How About You?," Carol Parker, Harry Lewis (1941)

 

Pop Music 13:

1) "Angeline," Lou Diamond harmonica orchestra

2) "Ma, He's Makin' Eyes at Me," big band with comedy duet (man dressed as woman)

3) "The Man in the Flying Trapeze"

4) "Ching Chong," Maxine Conrad and Muzzy Marcellino Chinese ethnic

5) "The Lamplighter's Serenade,"

6) "Daddy," Jean Carol and Jimmy Alexander

7) "Don't Let Julia Fool Ya," Dick Todd

8) "The Madocky," Charlie Devlin, Gwen Mitchell  [polka]

9) "A Gay Ranchero," Luba Malina with Noro Morales and His Orchestra

10) "Rose O'Day," Dick Todd

11) "Bublichki," Gertrude Niesen

12) "Kazbek," Yasha Davidoff

13) "Deed I Do," Will Bradley & Orchestra (with tap dancers)

14) "The Continental," female vocalist

15) "Love's Old Sweet Song," Emery Deutsch and His Orchestra with chorus

 

P op Music 14

1) "The Old Refrain and Polka," Sergei Malavsky and His Gypsies (Snader c. 1951)

2) "Hokey Pokey Polka," Frankie Yankovic (Snader  1950)

3) "Acapulco Polka" Frankie Yankovic (Snader  1950)

4) "Just Because" Frankie Yankovic (Snader  1950)

5) "The Anniversary Waltz,”  Marc Plant and Helen Cole with Ted Fio Rito and his orchestra  (1942)

6) "The Blue Skirt Waltz," Frankie Yankovic (1950)

7) "The Cowgirl Polka," Bobby Gregg

8) Strauss Medley, Sergei Malavsky (Snader 1951)

9) "Over the Waves," Pete Daily and His Chicagoans (1951)

10) Hungarian Dances, Emery Deutsch (c. 1941)

11) "Poet and Peasant," Otto Koehler and Jini (xylophone duet) c. 1951

12) "Anvil Chorus" and Medley, organ, guitar, accordian

13) "When the Circus Comes to Town," The Kidoodles

14) "Stars and Stripes Forever," Otto Kohler and Jini (xylophone duet) c. 1951

 

Pop Music 15  Songs of the Military and College

1 College Songs: "On Wisconsin" /"Drinking"/"Hail to Michigan"

2) "Marines Hymn," Official c. 1942

3) "What Do You Do in the Infantry?" Official c. 1944

4) "Anchors Aweigh," The Nationairs  (Official)

5) "Here Comes a Sailor"

6) "Battle Hymn of the Republic," Red Nichols and His 5 Pennies (Snader c. 1950)

7) "Semper Peratus," (Coast Guard song/Soundies/1944)

8) a military march song from 1943

9) "Congress Adopts the Stars and Stripes"/The American Flag with music (June 14, 1777)

10) edited footage

11) "Long May It Wave"

12) "Columbia, Gem of the Ocean" and "National Anthem" and "Marines Hymn"old ships, USS Constitution, modern shipswords on screen (Official c. 1943)

13) "Turn Out the Lights (Here Comes the Boogie Man)" Vincent Lopez & orchestra  (good swing tune)

14) "American Patrol," Red Nichols and His 5 Pennies (Snader)

 

Pop Music 16 Soundies

1) "Fiddle Polka," Lanny Ross

2) "Do You Think a Little Drink Will Do Us Any Harm?" all-girl quintent The Maxwell Girls

3) "All in Favor Say Aye," woman singer

4) "Say You're the One," tap dancer

5) "I Don't Wanna," woman and man (looks like Warren Hull)

6) "I'm Breathless"

7) "Rose of Tralee," Morton Downey

8) "It's the Same Old Shillelagh," Morton Downey

9) "Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?," The Maxwell Girls quintet as on #2 above

10) "Huckleberry Duck," mixed quartet with duck

11) "Dream, Dream, Dream," Les Elgard band?

12) "Hula Rhumba," girl singer

13) harp solist performs

14) "Love Marches On," Jane Pickens (short)

15) "Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie," Bob Chester and his Orchestera

16) "I Dood It," Joe Reichman with Penny Lee

17) "Delilah," Joe Beekman (not a Soundie)

18) "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," The Three Wiles

19) "Minstrel Memories," Billy McDaniels and His Royal Highlanders (Stephen Foster medley but no blacks)

 

Pop Music 17

1) Volez and Yolanda dance routine, from feature film  Honeymoon Lodge

2) "Mountain Dew," Mabel Todd (Soundie with hillbilly stereotypes)

3) "Lackadasical Lady," Jimmy Dodd  (1941)

4) "I Wanna Foof on a Fife," Nick Cochrane

5) "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow," (and medley of other traditional songs), The Barnotes

6) "Would You for a Big Red Apple," Joe Reichman

7) "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea," Jerry Wayne (1943)

8) "Homespun," Jack Kilty

9) “New Orleans Melodies,” Blair and Dean dancers

10) “Melody Parade,” The Swing Stars

11) "Ana Lani," Ray Kinney (Hawaiian song)

12) "I'm a Shy Guy," Gale Storm

13) "Rose O'Day," Dick Todd

14) "A Lover Is Blue," Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and His orchestra

15) "Walking on Air," Beverly Roberts

16) "Mary Lee," The Dinning Sisters

 

Pop Music 18:  

1) untitled boogie with male singer and all-woman orchestra

2) "Peggy O'Neill," Carroll Hood  (1945)

3) "Good, Good, Good," The Barkley Sisters   (1945)

4) "Pavanne," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swingheartsall-girl orchestra

5) "My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time," Hal Winters with Venus Ramey  (1945)

6) untitled jump tune, combo

7) "I Don't Know Why I Love You Like I Do," Rose Marie McGill and Phyllis Lane with Tommy Reynolds and His Orchestra  (1946)

8) untitled, boogie woogie piano solo

9) "A Kiss Goodnight,"  The Barkley Sisters

10) "What a Difference a Day Makes," male vocal with all-female sextet

11) "On a Sunday Afternoon," all-female combo The Maxwell Girls

12) "Let's Get Away from It All," Gale Storm and male duet

13) "The Orange Bowl," band with female vocalist

14) untitled song, accordion-led quartet

15) "How Cute Can You Be?," duet

16) "I'm Comin', Virginia" Aileen Shirley and Her Minoco Maids all-girl band

17) "Tonight in Dream Time," Tut Mason, Gary Leon, Phil Hanna bizarre choreographycouple dances while sleeping in separate rooms—Hal Borne and His Orchestra (1942)

18) "I Took My Horn to a Party [Nobody Asked Me to Play]," novelty song by Nick Cochrane

 

Pop Music 19:  mostly instrumentals

1) "Grandfather's Clock," Lenny Herman and His Band (1946)

2) moody familiar song played by solo pianist

3) piano-led band in familiar tuneinstrumental

4) "Flight on the Bumble Bee," Rubinoff and His Violin

5) "Hungarian Dance No. 5" Rubinoff and His Violin

6) "Hungarian Dance No. 5," this time by female violinist

7) "Swanee Swing," harp solist LaVilla Tullos (1944)   black

8) "All Through the Night," harp soloblonde woman  harpist with trumpet accompanist

9) operatic duet, full orchestra conducted by a maestro

10) "Pavanne," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swingheartsall-   girl orchestra

11) "Scharazade," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts

12) "Tchaikovskiana," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts

13) "This Is No Laughing Matter, Ted Fio Ritosinger is Marvel [Marilyn] Maxwelltrumpet James Zitobig band swing

14) "I'm Somebody Nobody Loves," Claude Thornhill and His Orchestrawoman singer

15) "All in Favor Say Aye," Marilyn Hare and The Paragons

16) "I Wish I Had Never Met Sunshine," Gene Autry

17) "Dreaming," Gene Autry

18) "I Wished on the Moon," Mary Eastman

 

Pop Music 20

1) "Goodbye Now," girl trio

2) "The Gluemaker's Daughter," Tommy Morton with the Cactus Cowboys  [Soundies] Music Album: "Rural Rhythm"

3) "Hillbilly Tillie," Harry Duncan

4) "Barn Dance Frolics"Frank Novak’s Rootin’ Tooters [square dancers]  (1941)

5) "A Bicycle Built for Two," The Eton Boys

6) "After the Ball," The Guardsmen

7) "By the Sea," The Guardsmen

8) "[When Minni e Plays a] Minuet in G

9) "In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree," same quartet

10) "He's Just A Sawdust Canary," Don Gautier (1943)

11) "Just a Girl That Men Forget," Tubby Carron

12) "Come to the Fair," John Feeney

13) "This Is What She Ate," comedy trio

14) "Puttin' On The Dog" is performance of "Where or Where Has My Little Dog Gone?"

15) "Shepherd Serenade," blonde Sugar Kane  (1941)

16) "3 Wooden Toy Soldiers"

17) "Roll-e-o, Rolling Along" song about bicycles with Greta Granstedt and Phoil Hanna—plus the Kitchenettes  (1942)

18) "When You and I Were Young, Maggie," The Guardsmen

19) "Choo Choo Lie Rue," novelty songswing dancers

 

Pop Music 21   

1) "Ching Chong," Maxine Conrad and Muzzy Marcellino Chinese stereotype

2) "Chop Fooey," The Four King Sisters with Alvino Rey and His Orchestra ethnic  racist  Chinese

3)  untitled Latin American instrumental with dancers

4) "Mi Linda Amor," Lucile Angel and The Velascos

5) "Besame Mucho," Raoul Martinez with Corinne and Tito Valdez  (1944) 

6) "Baia," Sylvia Opert

7) "Under the Banana Tree," Imogene Lynn

8) "Puttin' On The Dog" is a performance of "Where or Where Has My Little Dog Gone?"

9) "Shepherd Serenade," blonde sings

10) "3 Wooden Toy Soldiers"

11) "Roll-e-o, Rolling Along" song about bicycles

 

Pop Music 22:    Rhumba Rhumba

1) "Pumpa Pumpa," The DeCastro Sisters

2) "No Can Do," The Dinning Sisters

3) "Caterpillar Shuffle," unknown big band

4) "Maria Elena," unknown big bandsame as in #16male vocalist, but ends short

5) "The Night We Met in Honolulu," Larry Clinton with female vocalist  (1943) Songs Of The South (1946)

6) "Showboat Melodies," The Marshalls  [some blackface]  songs by Stephen Foster

7) "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee," The Dixiares [blackface performers]

8) "Dear Old Southland," The Dixiares [black singers dance and lip-sync "Oh, Dem Golden Slippers," "Camptown Races"whites sing "Dixie" Continental Melodies

9) "Sombrerita Mia," Carmelita

10) "Russian Revels," The Lucky Girls

11) "Brazil," Maria Del Ray and Raoul Martinez, with Milo Menendez and His Orchestra

12) unknown Latin American tune

13) "Room 504," unknown male vocalist

14) male chorus sings unknown songs

15) "The First Lullaby," male tenor

16) "Misty Island, O'er the Highlands" man in kilt sings Scottish ballad

17) "Deep in the Night," same Scotsman in kilt as #28

 

Pop Music 23:   mostly Country And Western songs

      commercial for Zest

1) "Little Brown Jug," country combo

2) untitled corny country song

3) "The Hick with the Hiccups," corny hillbilly quartet commercial for Shell

4) "I'm Back in the Saddle Again," Dick Thomas, Jimmy Grier, Billy BletcherWestern singer/yodels

5) "Chime Bells Are Ringing," boy and girl sing and yodel

6) "Go Long Mule," Emerson Mountaineers commercial for Comet (with Hannah the maidforerunner to Josephine)

7) "Clementine," The Marshalls

8) "Grandpa Ain't the Man He Used to be," comedy band

9) "Going to the Barn Dance Tonight," strings and harmonicamale singer three Commercials For Zest A Musical Miniature

9) "Lil'l Liza Jane," Emerson Mountaineers

10) "Seven Years with the Wrong Woman," Emerson Mountaineers

11) "I Wish I Had Died in My Cradle," Emerson Mountaineers

12) "The Old Square Dance Is Back Again," girl singer with swing band

13) "I'm Tired of Livin' on a Mountain," country ensemble

14) "Play That Hootenany," big Western swing band with malesingernovelty

15) "I'm Going Back to Where I Come From," Gerry Larson  with Vincent Lopez and his orchestra

 

Pop Music 24:    Melody Makers

1) "Tchaikovskiana," Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts

2) swing instrumental on Mozart theme, Dave Schooler and His 21 Swinghearts