Talk:It Happened in Sun Valley

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1.)If this song was ever played on "South Park", I still think it's more associated with Sun Valley, Idaho or Glenn Miller.

2.)Since Miller didn't produce Sun Valley Serenade [1941], I don't see how he "commissioned" "It Happened In Sun Valley". To my knowledge, the era of stars producing movies started in the early fifties.

3.) Who is Margaret Guinan? Too much rumor, not enough fact in this article.

4.) This article might ultimately not be considered important, but Mack Gordon and Harry Warren were a big songwriting team of the 1940s, so being accurate about this one song is important even if the article is small. 24.167.105.97 (talk) 01:54, 7 February 2010 (UTC)[reply]