Till the Clouds Roll By

Show Details

Music

Jerome Kern (660)

Book

Myles Connolly (3), Jean Holloway (12)

Type

Musical

Premiere

1946

Recordings

Audio Recordings

Till the Clouds Roll By - 1946 Film Soundtrack

Video Recordings

Till the Clouds Roll By - 1946 Film

Songs

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Songs used from other shows

• All the Things You Are (66) from Very Warm for May
• Bill (43) from Show Boat
• Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man (58) from Show Boat
• Cleopatterer (2) from Leave it to Jane
• Cotton Blossom (13) from Show Boat
• D'Ye Love Me? (3) from Sunny
• A Fine Romance (24) from Swing Time
• How'd You Like to Spoon with Me (6) from The Earl and the Girl
• I Won't Dance (34) from Three Sisters
• I've Told Ev'ry Little Star (14) from Music in the Air
• Land Where The Good Songs Go (5) from Oh, Boy!
• Leave It to Jane (2) from Leave it to Jane
• Life Upon the Wicked Stage (18) from Show Boat
• Long Ago and Far Away (31) from Cover Girl
• Look for the Silver Lining (28) from Zip Goes A Million
• Make Believe (47) from Show Boat
• Ol' Man River (55) from Show Boat
• One More Dance (5) from Music in the Air
• She Didn't Say Yes (16) from The Cat and the Fiddle
• Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (55) from Roberta
• The Song Is You (35) from Music in the Air
• Sunny (3) from Sunny
• They Didn't Believe Me (26) from The Girl from Utah
• Till the Clouds Roll By (8) from Oh, Boy!
• Where's the Mate for Me? (12) from Show Boat
• Who? (9) from Sunny
• Why Was I Born? (18) from Sweet Adeline
• Yesterdays (39) from Roberta

Non-Show Song Standards Used

• The Last Time I Saw Paris (15) -- An independent song introduced in 1940 by Kate Smith on her radio program. It quickly became popular through recordings and night club performances. It was then interpolated in the 1941 film, LADY BE GOOD, and won the Academy Award. Jerome Kern objected to the award maintaining that it had not been written for the film and therefore should not have been eligible for the award; he proceeded to get the rules changed so that only songs written expressly for motion pictures would be eligible.
• Music: Jerome Kern | Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein II