Hooray for Hollywood

JOHNNY MERCER, RICHARD WHITING, RICHARD A. WHITING

Hooray for Hollywood
That screwy ballyhooey Hollywood
Where any office boy or young mechanic can be a panic
With just a good looking pan
And any barmaid can be a star maid
If she dances with or without a fan

Hooray for Hollywood,
Where you're terrific if you're even good
Where anyone at all from Shirley Temple to Aimee Semple
Is equally understood
Go out and try your luck, you might be Donald Duck
Hooray for Hollywood

Hooray for Hollywood
That phoney super-Coney Hollywood
They come from Chillicothes and Paducas with their bazookas
To get their names up in lights
All armed with photos from local rotos
With their hair in ribbon and legs in tights

Hooray for Hollywood
You may be homely in your neighbourhood
But if you think that you can be an actor, see Mr. Factor
He'll make a monkey look good
Within a half an hour you'll look like Tyrone Power
Hooray for Hollywood

Hooray for Hollywood

Trivia about the song Hooray for Hollywood by Anita O'Day

When was the song “Hooray for Hollywood” released by Anita O'Day?
The song Hooray for Hollywood was released in 1960, on the album “Cool Heat”.
Who composed the song “Hooray for Hollywood” by Anita O'Day?
The song “Hooray for Hollywood” by Anita O'Day was composed by JOHNNY MERCER, RICHARD WHITING, RICHARD A. WHITING.

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