age makeup, with Robeson singing an additional reprise of "Ol  Man River" while McDaniel sits beside him in a rocking chair and a  modern speedboat is seen in the background; a World War I scene  featuring Irene Dunne (qv) and Charles Winninger (qv), and a  vocal reprise of "Gallivantin Around", one of the additional songs  written by Jerome Kern (qv) and Oscar Hammerstein II (qv) for  the 1936 film version. This last one would have been part of the  movies final sequence in which Kim (played as an adult by Sunnie  ODea) makes her debut in a leading role on Broadway. She was  supposed to have sung the song in addition to dancing to it. The  vocal of "Gallivantin Around" was eventually cut from this final  sequence, but much of the rest of the scene remains in the film,  except for a "modern" portion which shows how dancing evolved from  the nineteenth century to the jazz era.