Lullaby of Broadway

Plot details aside, Broadway guy Tom (Gene Nelson) and visiting Melinda (Doris Day) offer Harry Warren and Al Dubin's You're Getting To Be A Habit With Me for a New York social crowd, in Lullaby Of Broadway, 1951.

Opening scene, on a ship from the U.K. to New York, Doris Day in a tux, with the Cole Porter standard, Broadway performer Tom Farnham (Gene Nelson) in her audience, from Lullaby Of Broadway, 1951, featuring Gladys George, Billy De Wolfe and "Cuddles" Sakall.

Doris Day wondering why her mother hasn't shown up at the New York mansion she supposedly owns, we see her (Gladys George) performing a tune by Jack Little, John Siras and Joe Young in a gin joint, her pal Lefty (Billy De Wolfe) plotting to keep up appearances, in Lullaby Of Broadway, 1951.

A star's former servants try to keep her daughter (Doris Day) from learning of her fate in Lullaby of Broadway (1951).