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Words To Live By From The Five Little Peppers: "If you don't say pass and please, you don't get syrup." - Phronsie Pepper in Five Little Peppers At Home

Yes! Here's a clip of Bette Davis singing the song on the TV show I've Got A Secret during a appearance with Olivia de Havilland promoting the movie: Good work, MilesArcher. It's your turn.

TCM aired all of the Five Little Pepper movies in 2018 as part of a spotlight on movie series. I'm not sure if they've shown them since then. I recorded them on my DVR and have not erased them. I hope my DVR doesn't crash! I love those movies.

"Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay" is a music hall song of disputed authorship that was popular in the 1890s. English singer and dancer Lottie Collins heard the song in the US during a vaudeville tour and introduced it to London music halls in 1891. It became her signature piece that incorporated high kicks. A bit of the song was sung by Georges Hautecourt (voiced by Charles Lane) in Disney's The Aristocats (which is where I first heard it).

"You weep because you had a dream last night."

"They Always Pick On Me" with lyrics by Stanley Murphy and music by Harry Von Tilzer. It was sung by Alice Faye in the movie Hello, Frisco, Hello, but the version I'm most familiar with is the one sung by Betty Boop in MInnie The Moocher.

Liza Minnelli also recorded a version of the song "Come Saturday Morning." It was the title track of her second studio album for A&M. Liza's recording includes some of her dialogue from The Sterile Cuckoo.

Yes! The song is indeed "A Whole New World" from Aladdin. Here's a clip of Brad Kane and Lea Salonga (the singing voices of Aladdin and Jasmine) performing the song at the 1993 Oscar show followed by a clip of Alan Menken and Tim Rice winning the award: Great job, MilesArcher. It's your turn.

Another hint: The song was awarded a Best Original Song Oscar.

Hint: The song is a duet.

"You've Got to Be Carefully Taught" from South Pacific next: song sung off-key

Anita Gillette was in Moonstruck with Vincent Gardenia who was in The Hustler with Paul Newman Next: Ann Blyth

"The Oceana Roll" in Mildred Pierce next: another song in a movie starring Joan Crawford

"Soaring, tumbling, freewheeling"

Colin Clive was Henry Frankenstein in Frankenstein Jean Arthur was Alice Sycamore in You Can't Take It With You Charles Boyer was Victor Velasco in Barefoot In The Park So the movie is History Is Made At Night Next: Frankie Adams plans to leave her husband Theodore Roosevelt, who is having an affair with Amy March ,