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In the movie, Cohan receives a telegram on opening night of "I'd Rather Be Right" from the White Hou [...]	D
The song "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar" is referenced before George M. Cohan starred in the 1937 [...]	D
When Cohan goes to the clearly-labeled "Army Recruiting Station" to enlist for WW I, some of the sol [...]	D
Jerry Cohan is shown announcing his and Nellie's retirement at his 62nd birthday party, following th [...]	D
Shadow sweeping across the set during "Yankee Doodle Dandy".	D
When Francis Langford is singing "Over There" and the power goes out her voice over is still singing [...]	D
During the dock scene where Cohan is singing "Give My Regards to Broadway," the S.S. Hurrah steams a [...]	D
The boom mic's shadow falls across the back wall as George M. Cohan and Harris head to the Western U [...]	D
In the movie, Josie was younger than George. Josie was was actually two years older than George M. C [...]	D
In the "You're A Grand Old Flag" number, which supposedly takes place in the 1906 production of "Geo [...]	D
The boom mike is visible, shadowed in the spotlight at the beginning of the "Off the Record" number, [...]	D
The writers stretch the bounds "poetic license" by trying to tie George M. Cohan's flop Popularity ( [...]	D
Despite the film's storyline, and Cohan's own lifelong claim, that he was born on the 4th of July (a [...]	D
In a newspaper photograph, the Lusitania has two funnels instead of four.	D
In the opening scenes, Cohan receives a telegram from Stephen T. Early, "secretary to the president. [...]	D
The song "Off the Record", performed near the end when Cohan is portraying Franklin D. Roosevelt in [...]	D
In the "You're A Grand Old Flag" number, which supposedly takes place in the 1906 production of "Geo [...]	D
George M. Cohan received a Congressional Gold Medal, not the Medal of Honor.	D
"After leaving his meeting with the president, which has supposedly been taking place in the White H [...]	D
There are no mountains visible from Providence, RI, despite what is shown in the opening scene.	D
In the dressing room scene, just before Albee's visit, Jerry Cohan wraps a scarf around his neck whi [...]	D
Variety newspaper headline is actually "Sticks Nix Hick Pix" (17 July 1935).	D
In the colorized version, the telegrams are white. It has always been well known that telegrams were [...]	D
The play "Popularity" had a brief run on Broadway in 1906, almost nine years before the sinking of t [...]	D
Cohan encounters a group of teen-agers, who sing "Jeepers Creepers," before Cohan decides to return [...]	D
In the "You're A Grand Old Flag" number, which took place in the 1906 production of "George Washingt [...]	D
George M. Cohan's work coat is unbuttoned/unbuttoned during the scene where he is chopping wood, and [...]	D
In a montage following the news that the Lusitania has been sunk (a 1915 occurrence), a movie poster [...]	D
Shadow sweeping across set during "I'd rather be right" after George M. Cohan steps off the stairs a [...]	D
Near the beginning of the movie, George M. Cohan is describing his birth (in 1878) to Franklin D. Ro [...]	D
Incorrectly regarded as an error: When Fay Templeton stands at the back of a train, departing the sc [...]	D
At the end of the "I'd Rather Be Right" number, the film shows an audience clapping. The exit sign r [...]	D
When FDR speaks to Geo. M. Cohan in the White House the acoustics are different between the two acto [...]	D
Fay Templeton tells Erlanger she knows Cohen's work only from reading the critics and objects to "vu [...]	D
In the shot preceding the "Yankee Doodle Dandy" number, a close up of the conductor's stand shows th [...]	D
The "You're A Grand Old Flag" number, supposedly takes place in the 1906 production of "George Washi [...]	D
After Cohan's father Jerry dies, George M. Cohan is called the last of the Four Cohans. Actually, Co [...]	D
After the scene showing New Year's 1912, Josie tells George she is getting married. Josie and Fred N [...]	D
After George M. Cohan plays the violin as a child, he sets the instrument down on a table and it cha [...]	D

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