Main title music: Brigham Young(1939) March and Oh Susanna source music, This march was also used in Yellow Sky(1948 Peck western) and in the Gunfighter trailer(1950) Newman had a habit of reusing much of his music over and over

Not much music in rest of film

music from Westerner(1940) by Newman heard in two brief scenes at least

very short dramatic cues, by Kaplan probably

end title-Oh Susanna source

probably no more than 12-15 mins of music in film total. Typical of the sparse scoring style of 20th CF films during this time period.

Panic in Streets-1950
Gunfighter-1950
Knock on Any Door-1953
Niagra-1952
Twelve o Clock High-1949
Big Lift-1950-great march-only 15 mins music in film
many others like Boomerang-1946, Call Northside 777-1948-two cues, and others

earlier ones by Newman

1945-Tree Grows in Brooklyn-practically no score
1944-Purple Heart-very little score in it
Army Air Corp Song at end and for main title reuse of Hail to the Chief
1945-Bell for Adano-very little music

and so on

And of course early in his career many films had little music in them

1937-Dead End
1937-Slave Ship
1931-Arrowsmith
1931-Street Scene-12 mins orig score
1933-I Cover the Waterfront-two cues
many of the early 30s films had little music in them unless a musical

or in a few cases things like

Mr Robinson Crusoe-1932 almost wall to wall music because mostly a silent film
OUr Daily Bread-1934 and Les Miserables-1935 about 15 mins each.
things like Roman Scandals also had some orig Newman music mixed in with the adapted songs-1933