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| "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive" by Johnny Mercer | |
| Opening scenes. Sid Hudgens narrates as we see shots of Los Angeles. 0:00 | UK US |
| "Oh! Look At Me Now" by Lee Wiley | |
| We're introduced to Sgt. Jack Vincennes as he dances with a girl. He explains he's a technical advisor. Sid Hudgens enters and talks to Vincennes. 0:04 | UK US |
| "Mele Kalikimaka" by Bing Crosby | |
| Bud White buys drinks in the liquor store and meets Lynn Bracken. 0:08 | UK US |
| "The Christmas Blues" by Dean Martin | |
| Jack Vincennes looks at a business card for Fleur de Lis. Sid Hudgens reads a story out loud. 0:11 | UK US |
| "Look For The Silver Lining" by Chet Baker | |
| Bud White meets Captain Dudley Smith in a bar. Dudley gives him back his gun and badge. Dudley tells him about a new assignment. 0:21 | UK US |
| "Hit The Road To Dreamland" by Betty Hutton | |
| After 2 gangsters are shot dead in their car we see the photographs and the newspaper articles about it. 2 more guys are shot through a window and the killers take the drugs. Dudley and his men rough up a criminal from out of town. 0:23 | US |
| "Wheel of Fortune" by Kay Starr | |
| 'Ed' Exley returns to the police station from shooting the bad guys dead to congratulations from the other officers. He is given a medal. Jack Vincennes arrives back on set. Bud sits outside Lynn's house in a car in the rain. A politician sees some compromising photos and changes his vote. Dudley and his men beat up more criminals. 0:59 | UK US |
| "Powder Your Face With Sunshine" by Dean Martin | |
| Jack sits in a bar alone and stares at a 50 dollar bill. 1:09 | UK US |
| "How Important Can It Be" by Joni James | |
| Jack finds a body in a motel room. 1:10 | UK |
| "Looking At You" by Lee Wiley | |
| Jack and Exley arrive at a bar and approach a couple. Exley ends up with a drink thrown in his face. 1:26 | UK |
| "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate The Positive" by Johnny Mercer | |
| End credits. 2:07 | UK US |
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