Music Hath Charms is a 1935 Britishmusical comedy film directed byThomas Bentley,Walter Summers,Arthur B. Woods and Alexander Esway. It starsHenry Hall with the BBC Dance Orchestra,Carol Goodner andArthur Margetson.^[1] It was given atrade show in October 1935 and went on full release in March the following year.

• "Music Hath Charms"—the theme tune is performed twice, first with Dan Donovan on vocals at the beginning of the film, and later at the end with a harmony quartet and mixed chorus.
• "I'm Feeling Happy"—performed when Henry Hall goes to the recording studio. Dan Donovan provides the vocals.
• "There Is No Time Like the Present"—performed at a rehearsal.
• "Honey-Coloured Moon"—performed with vocals by Hildegarde.
• "Many Happy Returns Of The Day"—performed during a montage of Henry Hall's "birthday parade", after which the band-members go missing. This song should not be confused with the Burke-Dubin song of the same name, published in 1931.
• "Just Little Bits and Pieces"—the orchestra is still missing by 5.15, so Henry begins the programme with a piano improvisation, during which his musicians appear one by one.
• "(Serenading A) Big Ship"—featuring Dan Donovan on vocals, the action turns to an African outpost, where a man (probably the Governor) is too distracted by the music to defend himself from an incoming horde of cannibals.

• Henry Hall - Himself
• W.H. Berry - Basil Turner
• Carol Goodner - Mrs. Norbray
• Arthur Margetson - Alan Sterling
• Lorna Hubbard - Marjorie Turner
• Antoinette Cellier - Joan
• Billy Milton - Jack Lawton
• Aubrey Mallalieu - Judge
• Wallace Douglas - George Sheridan
• Edith Sharpe - Miss Wilkinson
• Gus McNaughton - Goodwin
• Hugh Dempster - Tony Blower
• Cyril Smith as BBC Producer

• Music Hath Harms, 1929 American comedy film
• The Melancholy Dame

• Music Hath Charms atIMDb

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