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Saul H. Bornstein of music publishing company Irving Berlin Inc., writes to David Milsten, attorney to Bob Wills, explaining that, in order to sell the Wills' song San Antonio Rose to contemporary dance bands, amendments have been made to the lyrics and melody. These changes, however, do not meet with Wills' approval.
Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra, with vocalist Frank Sinatra, continue with their fourteen–week engagement at The Astor Hotel, New York City, USA.
Accordionist Gus Viseur And His Orchestra, with guitarist Pierre Ferret (nicknamed Baro), record Swing Waltz, Flambee Montalbanaise, Undecided and Rosetta, in Studios Barclay, Paris, France, Europe.
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Al Jolson, Martha Raye, Ruby Keeler, Jack Whiting and "America's Most Beautiful Girls" are appearing in the musical comedy Hold On To Your Hats at The Grand Opera House, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
The movie musical, The Boys From Syracuse, featuring songs by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, is released to cinemas in the USA.
On their first national tour, country music stars The Sons Of The Pioneers play the first of two nights in Strand, Altoon, Pennsylvania, USA.
Trichur V. Ramachandran is born in Thrissur, Kerala, India. He will become a popular Carnatic music vocalist. 
Count Basie And His Orchestra are playing at The State Lake Theatre, Chicago, Illinois, USA.
Judy Garland records It's A Great Day For The Irish in Los Angeles, California, USA. The song is to be used in the movie Little Nellie Kelly.
Duke Ellington And His Orchestra play the sixth night of a week at the Surf Beach Club, Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA.