307. The insights of one Alan Greenspan....

As chairman of the Federal Reserve, Alan Greenspan was known for using quirky, proletariat metrics to judge the temperature of the economy. The most famous of these, as recounted by NPR's Robert Krulwich in January 2008, were the sales of X.

"If you look at sales of X it's just pretty much a flat line, it hardly ever changes," Krulwich recounted after the publishing of Greenspan's book, "The Age Of Turbulence." "But on those few occasions where it dips, it is almost always a prescient, forward impression that here comes trouble.'"

So what did Greenspan identify as the perfect recession indicator?

306. The Palace and the Classic?

The palace is the central plot of a 1964 classic of the same name. Identify the movie/palace.

305. The farewell ride?

So tenderly
Your story is
Nothing more
Than what you see
Or
What you've done
Or will become
Standing strong
Do you belong
In your skin 
Just wondering
Gentle now 
The tender breeze 
Blows
Whispers through 
My ____ ______
Whistling another 
Tired song

From the soundtrack of a movie(possibly the last and the most successful box office grosser in one stupendous career).

Identify the movie.