Henry Morton Stanley | Morton Feldman | Robert Downey, Jr. | Morton | Samantha Morton | Mike Downey | Morton Smith | Downey | Thomas Morton | Morton Subotnick | Morton's The Steakhouse | Morton Salt | Greenock Morton F.C. | Thomas Morton (playwright) | Oliver P. Morton | Morton H. Smith | Morton Grove, Illinois | Marcus Morton | Levi P. Morton | Chet Morton | Tex Morton | Morton Halperin | Morton Grove | Morton Glacier | Morton Deyo | Morton DaCosta | Morton Beiser | Kate Morton | Julius Sterling Morton | John T. Downey |
-- Eddie Cantor's lone disc was a "Special", not part of the HoW series --> Morton Downey and Rudy Vallee.
Morton Downey was the father of the right-wing television personality Morton Downey, Jr., by his first wife, actress Barbara Bennett (1906–1958), the sister of actresses Constance and Joan Bennett, and with whom he ultimately had five children, four sons and a daughter: Michael, "Sean" (John Morton Downey, Jr), Lorelle, Anthony and Kevin.
Initially, when the song's hopeful sentiment appealed to post-war North America, it was recorded by both singers and instrumentalists, including Morton Downey, Fritz Kreisler, Ted Lewis, and John Steel.