Patrice Wymore's vocals are the work of Warner's favorite off-screen songstress in the 50s, Bonnie Lou Williams.

Marni Nixon tells her story! Legendary ghost-singer and concert artist who sang for Audrey Hepburn, Deborah Kerr & Natalie Wood among others.

In Tall Man Riding (1955), the songs Peggie Castle chirps as the saloon singer showcase the vocal versatility of Bonnie Lou Williams.

Lucille Bremer proves an able songstress, thanks to Trudy Erwin.

In TOO MANY GIRLS, Lucille Ball's vocals are dubbed for the first time; the voice belongs to Trudy Erwin.

No, Jean Peters is not doing her own singing.....

In THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT, it's Eileen Wilson we are hearing when Jayne's character finally sings at the end. In SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW, none other than Connie Francis provides her lyrical vocals.

In this collection, we have Kaaren Verne dubbed in ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT as well Julie Bishop dubbed (by Martha Mears) in ACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC

Gene Nelson did his own singing in Oklahoma! (1955) but was often dubbed at WB, including in this film, voice courtesy of expert voice double Hal Derwin.

In Charlie Chan at the Opera (36), the operatic vocals for Boris Karloff are dubbed by Tudor Williams and the arias sung by Margaret Irving and Nedda Corrigan are actually performed by Zari Elmassian.

The glamorous singer portrayed by Stella Stevens mouths to the voice of Gilda Maiken (late co-founder of the Society of Singers).

When Kenny Baker duets with Florence Rice in At the Circus (39), he is actually harmonizing with Evelyn Jurs.

MGM songwriter and producer Arthur Freed himself provides the vocals for Leon Ames; Denny Markas sings for Mary Astor.

In both versions of the film on this DVD (1945 & 1962), the heroine, Margie, is dubbed. Louanne Hogan is a seamless match for Jeanne Crain (and would sing for her in several other films) in the original and so is Anita Gordon for Pamela Tiffin in the remake.