| All This, and Heaven Too (1940) | Lullaby | 0:35:08 - Henriette sings a lullaby | advance plot | calm | caring | child | duke | gentle | governess | illness | leading lady | leading man | lullaby | room | scored source music | singing |
All This, and Heaven Too (1940) | Lullaby | 0:35:39 - Henriette sings a lullaby | advance plot | calm | caring | child | duke | gentle | governess | illness | leading lady | leading man | lullaby | room | scored source music | singing |
All This, and Heaven Too (1940) | Loti's Song | 1:24:31 - Apples roasting on a fire | 9th chord | child | chromatic mediant | chromatic parallelism | chromatic scale | cooking | create suspense | dissonant bass | forest | governess | leading lady | linear chromaticism | old man | pedal tone | scary | scored source music | singer | singing | split-third chord | spooky |
| The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (1938) | How Dry I Am | 0:20:16 - People in a hotel lobby | advance plot | dark | gangster | lobby | mysterious | on-screen music | scored source music | whistling |
| Are These Our Children? (1931) | Makes You Forget Your Troubles (Dream Sequence) | 0:20:51 - Eddie dreams | advance plot | augmented sixth chord | cheerful | double exposure | dreaming | dream sequence | eating | fragmentation | frantic | half-diminished 7th chord | humming | leading man | room | scored source music | sequence | source music |
| Arsenic and Old Lace (1944) | Here Comes the Bride (Elaine Whistles) | 0:23:44 - Elaine whistles out of her window | agitated | bride | cheerful | chromatic scale | dark | diminished 7th chord | familiar tune | groom | leading lady | leading man | on-screen music | room | scored source music | source music | turning point | whistling |
| Dust Be My Destiny (1939) | Whistling | 0:45:44 - Joe whistles as he walks | 64 chord | cheerful | chromatic mediant | deceptive resolution | foreign key modulation | leading man | on-screen music | scored source music | source music | street | traveling scene | whistling |
Dust Be My Destiny (1939) | Whistling (Suspenseful) | 0:46:25 - Mabel looks out the window | anxious | cheerful | concerned | create suspense | harmonic sequence | leading lady | leading man | on-screen music | police | polytonality | room | scored source music | source music | whistling |
| Mildred Pierce (1945) | Work (Singing Lesson) | 0:37:17 - Veda sings | added-note chord | child | double exposure | heroine | leading lady | montage | on-screen music | room | scored source music | self-borrowing | singing | upbeat | voice-over | working |
Mildred Pierce (1945) | Mazurka in B-Flat Major (Tense) | 0:38:47 - Veda plays a Chopin Mazurka | arguing | child | classical music | common-tone diminished 7th | conflict | familiar tune | half-diminished 7th chord | heroine | leading lady | on-screen music | playing | quotation | room | scored source music | source music | tense | upbeat | waltz |
Mildred Pierce (1945) | Mazurka in B-Flat Major + Mildred | NIF - not in film | added-note chord | classical music | combination of themes | cut from film | familiar tune | on-screen music | scored source music | source music | three-phrase period |
| We Are Not Alone (1939) | Surprise Symphony (Theme and Variations) | 0:02:37 - David enters his home | augmented triad | classical music | deceptive resolution | establish character | familiar tune | Haydn | hero | home | playful | quotation | scored source music | source music | street | whistling |
| Without Honor (1949) | Good Humor Truck + Underscoring (Tense) | 0:37:46 - Jane runs to the road | | action scene | combination of themes | escaping | hiding | ice cream truck | leading lady | running | scored source music | source music | street | tense | underscoring |
| The Most Dangerous Game (1932) | The Iron Door (Horn Call) | 0:48:50 - Zaroff blows his hunting horn | action scene | count | dark | horn | horn call | jungle | leading lady | leading man | playing | scored source music | score to source | source music | tense | victim | villain |
The Most Dangerous Game (1932) | The Chase (Tremolo) + The Iron Door (Horn Call) | 0:49:40 - The Count blows his hunting horn | chase scene | chasing | combination of themes | count | dog | dramatic | fog | horn | jungle | leading lady | leading man | playing | running | scored source music | score to source | servant | source music | tense | victim | villain |
The Most Dangerous Game (1932) | The Chase (Tense) + The Iron Door (Horn Call) | 0:50:16 - Bob and Eve in the water | barking | chase scene | chasing | combination of themes | dog | dramatic | fog | jungle | leading lady | leading man | running | scored source music | servant | source music | stumbling | tense | victim |
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