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So many — “Shadow Waltz” from GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933 next another song that starts with S

THE ODD COUPLE DAN IN REAL LIFE THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE’S FATHER

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“Smoke gets in your eyes” from ROBERTA next another song that mentions eyes

"Lady Killer" from RED GARTERS next another dance with a saloon girl(s)

Lydecker's Schedule ...or should I have put Clint Howard on the cover? 😈

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“It changes” from SNOOPY COME HOME NEXT another song with “it” in title

PATTON — “Rommel, I read your book!” GALLIPOLI (right? where they are fighting looks deserty to me)

Judy has to wear a rubber band to know her right from her left leg in EASTER PARADE

“Too marvelous for words” from READY WILLING AND ABLE next a forgettable song in an otherwise great movie

My first thought was this quote from THE LONG LONG TRAILER — “Turn right here left!”

“Lament to the pots and pans” from CALL ME MISTER next another song that mentions some kind of kitchen item at some point

THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES movies about Orpheus including BLACK ORPHEUS Shoulder devil in EMPEROR’S NEW GROOVE

Hades in HERCULES

SINGIN' IN THE RAIN -- "Moses Supposes His Toeses Are Roses" GUYS AND DOLLS -- "Ya can't get in without ya got yer red carnation --it's like a password!" THOUSANDS CHEER -- "Honeysuckle Rose" FANTASIA -- Flowers dancing throughout the Nutcracker sequence, including this "Dance of the Reed Flutes" section

THE SLIPPER AND THE ROSE THE SWORD AND THE ROSE MY WILD IRISH ROSE EVENING PRIMROSE TOKYO ROSE APACHE ROSE ROSES ARE RED LILI with Leslie Caron PRESENTING LILY MARS GILDED LILY WHAT'S UP, TIGER LILY? LILIES OF THE STREETS DRIVING MISS DAISY DAISY KENYON PASSION FLOWER WALLFLOWER THE CARNATION KID

"On the Front Porch" from SUMMER MAGIC next another song with "summer" in either the song title or movie title

”Golden Afternoon” from ALICE IN WONDERLAND sung by the flowers ”Everything’s Coming Up Roses” from GYPSY ”Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer true” sung by HAL in 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY Eliza Doolittle sells flowers in MY FAIR LADY & PYGMALION The skunk in BAMBI is named Flower SEVEN SWEETHEARTS is about a Tulip Festival

There is actually a movie song written especially for 2-22! Here's Fred Astaire singing "It's February the 22nd and I Can't Tell a Lie" from HOLIDAY INN (aka the Washington's Birthday number)

“It takes 2 to make a bargain” —Bing in TWO FOR TONIGHT