Mother's Eyes" was released by RCA Victor as a single (Victor 21852), backed with "When the Curtain Comes Down" written by Carl Hoefle, Al Lewis & Al Sherman. As well as becoming Jessel's signature number, the song was re-recorded several times, including an instrumental version by Tab Smith (1952), Frankie Valli's debut 1953 single (which also featured in the 2005 jukebox musical Jersey Boys and its 2014 film adaptation), and the titular song from the Sonny Stitt album, My Mother's Eyes (1963). Preservation Considered to be lost for many years, Lucky Boy'' is still in existence with a copy of the film held in the UCLA Film and Television Archive. References External links Lobby cards at Vitaphone Varieties (blog) 1929 musical comedy films American black-and-white films American musical comedy films 1920s English-language films Films about Jews and Judaism Films directed by Norman Taurog Tiffany Pictures films 1920s rediscovered films Rediscovered American films 1920s American films