(1932) One Hour with You (1932) Red-Headed Woman (1932) Blonde Venus (1932) Handle With Care (1932) Adorable (1933) My Weakness (1933) She Learned About Sailors (1934) 365 Nights in Hollywood (1934) Bottoms Up (1934) Bright Eyes (1934) Coronado (1935) Four Hours to Kill! (1935) The Crusades (1935) The Big Broadcast of 1936 (1936) Anything Goes (1936) Rhythm on the Range (1936) Sing, Baby Sing (1936) Varsity Show (1937) Ready, Willing, and Able (1937) Hollywood Hotel (1937) Cowboy from Brooklyn (1938) Broadway show scores Toot Sweet George White's Scandals of 1919 Take a Chance which featured two major hits with music by Whiting "You're an Old Smoothie," and "Eadie Was a Lady" Selected songs 1916 "Coaling Up in Colon Town". L: Raymond Egan 1917 "Bravest Heart of All". L: Raymond Egan 1917 "I Wonder Where My Buddies Are To-Night". L: Raymond Egan and Billy Rose 1918 "Dress Up Your Dollars in Khaki (And Help Win Democracy's Fight)". L: Lister R. Alwood 1918 "I'll Love You More for Losing You a While". L: Raymond Egan 1919 "Eyes of the Army". L: Raymond Egan 1919 "Hand in Hand Again". L: Raymond Egan Free for All Original Music by Richard A. Whiting, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II Act 1 consists of "I Love Him, the Rat" sung by Anita Allen and Joe Butler (Perpetual Student at Leland Stanford) "Free For All" sung by Michael Byrne (a Radical Poet) and The Gang "The Girl Next Door" sung by Anita Allen and Steve Potter, Jr. (Son of Stephen, Sr.) "Living in Sin" sung by Gracie Maynard, Joan Summer (Youngest of the Gang), Joe Butler (Perpetual Student at Leland Stanford) and Andy Bradford "Just Eighteen" sung by Joan Summer (Youngest of the Gang) and Andy Bradford "Not That I Care" sung by Anita Allen and Steve Potter, Jr. (Son of Stephen, Sr.) "Slumber Song" Sung by Marishka Tarasov and Michael Byrne (a Radical Poet) Act 2 consists of "When Your Boy Becomes a Man" sung by Silver Dollar Kate and Anita Allen "Tonight" sung by Marishka Tarasov and Anita Allen "Nevada Moonlight" sung by Joe Butler (Perpetual Student at Leland Stanford), Gracie Maynard and Ensemble Richard Whiting was also referenced in the 1980 Broadway show a Day in Hollywood/ a Night in the Ukraine where a medley of his songs are performed in the first act. One of the actors comically portrays him during the song It