Every day is not a Sunday (song)
Every day is not a Sunday is the title of a hit by Carl Ferdinands (text) and Carl Clewing (melody). The title was published by Richard Birnbach, a music publisher in Berlin, and was a popular hit during the Second World War, which itself served as a postcard motif for the field post . Even in the post-war years, the hit enjoyed great popularity.
Settings
The song appeared not only in the two films with the same title "All days is no Sunday" from 1935 ( All days is no Sunday , directed by Walter Janssen ) and 1959 ( All days is no Sunday , directed by Helmut Weiss ), but also appeared on the music market as settings with Marlene Dietrich , Richard Tauber , Fritz Wunderlich and Rudolf Schock .