Name of song?

It's called "Where Was I?" by Charlie Barnett. You can get it off Itunes. They included lyrics to the song for the remake "'Till We Meet Again."

The tune in question is actually an untitled music cue written by W. Franke Harling, which was later published in 1939 as "Where Was I?", with lyrics by Al Dubin, and featured in the picture "Till We Meet Again".

Like a lot of tunes owned by the studio, "Where Was I" was re-used a number of times in other Warner Brothers releases. It can be heard in the classic cartoon You Ought to Be in Pictures (1940) during the sequence on the set of a movie musical, when the dancers are waltzing.

i want the 1932 version of the song!

An instrumental version of another song, "Speak to Me of Love" (1930) by Jean Lenoir is played early in the movie.