performer: "When You Wore a Tulip and I Wore a Big Red Rose" (1914) (uncredited), "The Wedding March" (1842) (uncredited), "Did I Remember (To Tell You I Adore You)?" (1936), "Under the Bamboo Tree" (1902) (uncredited) ("Did I Remember (To Tell You I Adore You)?" (1936))
performer: "Reckless" (1935), "Trocadero" (1934) (uncredited), "Ev'rything's Been Done Before" (1935), "Hear What My Heart Is Saying" (1935) ("Reckless" (1935))
Novel: "Today is Tonight". NOTE: She wrote the novel while on a salary strike from MGM. It wasn't published until 1965 (paperback by Dell Publishing). She claimed that the story came to her almost complete in a dream, and that she felt compelled to write it. Yet, after completing the manuscript, she didn't publish it (it's possible that MGM quashed her efforts to publish it to preserve her screen image as a dumb, sexy blonde). After the death of Harlow's mother, the manuscript passed into the possession of Jean's friend, Ruth Hamp, who published it as a counterpoint to the two exploitive "Harlow" films released that year.
[on Hell's Angels (1930)] When I was making a personal appearance, I'd always sneak in the back of the house to watch the zeppelin airplane attack. I never failed to get a tremendous thrill out of it. I probably saw that scene hundreds of times.
