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'''"{{PAGENAME}}"''' is a song that played extra-[[diegetic]]ally near the beginning of ''[[Daleks in Manhattan (TV story)|Daleks in Manhattan]]''. It was used to underscore the scene where the [[Tenth Doctor]] explains the concept of a "[[Hooverville]]" to [[Martha Jones]].
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'''"{{PAGENAME}}"''' is a song that played extra-[[diegetic]]ally near the beginning of ''[[Daleks in Manhattan (TV story)|Daleks in Manhattan]]''. It was used to underscore the scene where the [[Tenth Doctor]] explains the concept of a "[[Hooverville]]" to [[Martha Jones]].
 
The song was originally published by Irving Berlin in 1929 and was first seen on screen in a {{w|Puttin' on the Ritz (film)|film of the same name}} from March 1930. It was therefore perfectly period-appropriate for ''Daleks in Manhattan'', which set in [[November]] of 1930.


The song was originally published by Irving Berlin in 1929 and was first seen on screen in a {{w|Puttin' on the Ritz (film)|film of the same name}} from [[March]] [[1930]].  It was therefore perfectly period-appropriate for ''Daleks in Manhattan'', which set in [[November]] of 1930.
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"Puttin' on the Ritz" is a song that played extra-diegetically near the beginning of Daleks in Manhattan. It was used to underscore the scene where the Tenth Doctor explains the concept of a "Hooverville" to Martha Jones.

The song was originally published by Irving Berlin in 1929 and was first seen on screen in a film of the same name from March 1930. It was therefore perfectly period-appropriate for Daleks in Manhattan, which set in November of 1930.