According to the Records of the Legal Department, also at UCLA, the studio paid $1,000 for a waiver from Villa Moret Inc., holders of the copyright to the song "When It's Springtime in the Rockies", for the use of the title. The legal records also reveal that Twentieth Century-Fox paid approximately $1,160 to Republic Pictures, which had prior claim on the title for use on a Roy Rogers picture. That film was then released as "Romance on the Range" in 1942. A 22 June 1942 studio press release noted that the songs ""Magazines"" and ""I Like to Be Loved By You"", by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren, were to be included in the film, but they were not in the finished picture.