Little Brown Owl- Millicent Phillips

Watch as 10 year old Millicent Phillips sings "Little Brown Owl" in this vintage clip that dates back to 1935.

That's What You Jolly Well Get- Errol Flynn (1943)

Errol Flynn steps out of character and gives one of the funniest performances of his career as he sings "That's What You Jolly Well Get" from the 1943 star-studded film Thank Your Lucky Stars. This film was made by Warner Brothers as a World War II fundraiser, with the stars donating their salaries to the Hollywood Canteen. This was founded by John Garfield and Bette Davis, both of whom appear in this film.

The Hollywood Revue of 1929- Gus Edwards

Great clip from the film The Hollywood Revue of 1929. It features the comedy song "Charlie, Gus, and Ike" with Charles King, Gus Edwards, and Cliff Edwards (Ukelele Ike).

Shine On Heather Moon (1929)

Grace Ivell and Vivian Worth sing "Shine On Heather Moon" in this classic clip from the 1920s.

The Animals - It's My Life (1965)

"It's My Life" is a song written by Brill Building songwriters Roger Atkins and Carl D'Errico. British rock band The Animals released it as a single in October 1965.

Charlie Chaplin - Titina (1936)

Charlie Chaplin sings "Titina" in the 1936 movie Modern Times.

Carol Burnett & Vicki Lawrence- Rock n Roll Music (1967)

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Rock n' Roll Music is the music they... DIG!

Cher- Believe (1998)

Official music video for this smash hit released in December, 1998.

Helen Kane- My Man Is On The Make (1930)

Helen Kane sings and dances to "My Man Is On The Make" from the film Heads Up.

Sonny & Cher - A Cowboys Work Is Never Done

Watch as Sonny & Cher sing their hit single "A Cowboys Work Is Never Done". A classic from the early 1970s.

Antonio Machin - Dos Gardenias (1947)

Antonio Machín was a Cuban singer and musician. He had an extensive recording career singing with various Spanish bands; the total of recordings in Europe may be as many as four hundred, giving him a lifetime total of about 600 numbers recorded. If that is approximately right, he would be one of the most recorded Cuban singers of the 20th century, but behind Celia Cruz. "Dos Gardenias" was one of his more popular songs.