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Is There Anything Wrong In That? is a song that was recorded by Helen Kane on the 20th of September, 1928. The motion picture that was shown in court ($250,000 Infringement Lawsuit) showed Baby Esther Jones singing "Wa-Da-Da" and two Helen Kane songs, "Don't Be Like That" and "Is There Anything Wrong In That?". The song has also been covered by Frank Crumit, Ermine Calloway, Elsie Carlisle, Annette Hanshaw, and Beth Challis. After extensive research, it turns out that the song wasn't actually a Helen Kane song, and was recorded by a galaxy of performers.