taken directly from the movie. Martha Mears performed Marjorie Reynolds's singing in the movie, so it is she who is performing on this recording as well. All songs sung by Bing Crosby unless stated. The track list is: Main Title: Overture I'll Capture Your Heart Singing (with Fred Astaire & Virginia Dale) Lazy You're Easy to Dance With (Fred Astaire) White Christmas (with Marjorie Reynolds) Happy Holiday (with Marjorie Reynolds) Let's Start the New Year Right Abraham (with Marjorie Reynolds & Louise Beavers) Be Careful, It's My Heart I Can't Tell a Lie (Fred Astaire) Easter Parade Song of Freedom Let's Say It with Firecrackers (sung by chorus as Fred Astaire dances) I've Got Plenty to Be Thankful For Hollywood Medley White Christmas [second version] (with Marjorie Reynolds) Ending Medley (with Fred Astaire, Marjorie Reynolds & Virginia Dale) Holiday Inn movie trailer (audio only - bonus track) Home media Holiday Inn was first released on VHS and Beta formats in September 1981 by MCA Home Video, re-released in 1986 and again, on VHS only, in 1992. It was first released on DVD paired with another Crosby vehicle, Going My Way (1944). It added a trailer for each film and some text-based extras. This version is also available in many boxed set collections of holiday-themed or Crosby-themed movies. In 2006, it was released as a single-disc "Special Edition" featuring a commentary by Ken Barnes, with interspersed archival comments by Crosby and Astaire. It also included A Couple of Song and Dance Men, a documentary on Astaire and Crosby; All-Singing All-Dancing, a featurette on audio recording of movie musicals; and a reissue theatrical trailer. In 2008, it was released as a three-disc "Collector's Edition" containing the previous DVD and a second disc with a newly computer-colorized version and Coloring a Classic, a featurette on the colorization. Also included was a CD of the 12-track Song Hits from Holiday Inn album, featuring original full-length studio recordings of the film's songs. In 2014, it was released on Blu-ray as a single disc edition featuring both black and white and colorized versions and all previous DVD extras. In 2017, it was released again on both formats, this time including a second disc featuring a performance of the 2016 Broadway adaptation. Reception The film ranked No. 8 in the list of top-grossing movies for 1942 in the US. Theodore Strauss of The New York Times described