Songwriter, singer, film producer, publisher, and market analyst
Sam Coslow is born in New York City, USA. Among his best-known songs are True Blue Lou (written in 1929 with Leo Robin and Richard Whiting for The Dance of Life); Sing You Sinners (1930, with W. Frank Harling); Just One More Chance (1931, with Arthur Johnston); Thanks and The Day You Came Along (both written with Arthur Johnston for 1933's
Bing Crosby picture Too Much Harmony); Learn To Croon (1933, with Arthur Johnston, for the
Bing Crosby film College Humor); Cocktails For Two (1934, with Arthur Johnston, for Murder at the Vanities); and My Old Flame.