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Highlights from the Pointer Sisters, Ain't misbehavin'! : the Fats Waller Broadway musical : [sound recording]. by Pointer Sisters.(CARDINAL)734151; Barry-Hill, Eugene.; McDaniel, William Foster,1940-; Waller, Fats,1904-1943.(CARDINAL)126484; Wooley, Michael-Leon.; Pointer Sisters.;

Opening.; Ain't misbehavin' ;; Lookin' good but feelin' bad; (4:21) --; Ain't nobody's business if I do; (1:41) --; Honeysuckle rose; (4:13) --; Squeeze me; (3:28) --; Handful of keys; (3:04) --; I've got a feeling I'm falling; (3:00) --; The ladies who sing with the band; (2:42) --; Off-time; (2:42) --; The joint is jumpin'; (2:09) --; Mean to me; (2:53) --; Your feet's too big; (2:49) --; That ain't right; (3:00) --; Keepin' out of mischief now; (2:55) --; Find out what they like; (3:44) --; Fat and greasy; (3:05) --; Black and blue; (4:25) --; Finale.; I'm gonna sit right down and write myself a letter ;; Two sleepy people ;; I've got my fingers crossed ;; I can't give you anything but love ;; It's a sin to tell a lie ;; Honeysuckle rose; (6:19).

Subjects: Compact discs.; Revues.;

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The Virginian. [videorecording] by Boone, Randy.; Cobb, Lee J.,1911-1976.; Drury, James,1934-; Gulager, Clu.; Jones, L. Q.,1927-; McClure, Doug,1935-1995.; Wister, Owen,1860-1938.Virginian.; NBC Universal Television.; Revue Studios.; Timeless Media Group.;

James Drury, Lee J. Cobb, Doug McClure, Clu Gulager, LQ Jones, Randy Boone.Set in the town of Medicine Bow, Wyoming, in the 1890's, the show chronicled the lives and relationships of the people who came West and settled in the wild land.Rating: Not rated.DVD, full screen presentation; Dolby Digital.

Subjects: Historical television programs.; Western television programs.; Cowboys; Frontier and pioneer life; Ranch life;

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M Squad. [videorecording] by Marvin, Lee.(CARDINAL)514477; Newlan, Paul.; Latimer Productions.; Revue Studios.; Timeless Media Group.;

Disc 1. The golden look ; The watchdog ; Neighborhood killer ; Pete loves Mary ; Face of evil ; Street of fear ; The matinee trade.Disc 2. The hard case ; Killer in town ; Diamond hard ; The alibi witness ; The specialists ; Family portrait ; The palace guard.Orchestra conducted by Stanley Wilson; M Squad theme, Count Basie; other music, Johnny Williams, Benny Carter, Stanley Wilson.Lee Marvin, Paul Newlan.TV series inspired by the exploits of legendary Chicago crime fighter Det. Supt. Joseph Morris. Captain Grey heads an elite detective squad in the Chicago, Illinois Police Department dedicated to fighting organized crime. Lieutenant Frank Ballinger is one of the police officers who works alone to arrest the villains.DVD; Dolby digital.

Subjects: DVDs.; Television cop shows.;

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The Virginian. [videorecording] by Bickford, Charles.,1891-1967.; Bryant, John,1916-1989.; Drury, James,1934-(CARDINAL)386964; Gulager, Clu.; Jones, L. Q.,1927-; Lane, Sara.; McClure, Doug,1935-1995.; McIntire, John.; Nola, Jeanette,1911-1998.; Quine, Don.; Wister, Owen,1860-1938.Virginian.(CARDINAL)818899; NBC Universal Television.(CARDINAL)784707; Revue Studios.; Timeless Media Group.;

James Drury, Doug McClure, Clu Gulager, Ross Elliott, LQ Jones, John Bryant, Chales Bickford.Set in the mythical town of Medicine Bow, Wyoming in the 1890's, the show chronicled the lives and relationships of the people who came West and settled in the wild land.Rating: Not rated.DVD; Dolby Digital.

Subjects: Fiction television programs.; Historical television programs.; Television programs.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Western television programs.; Cowboys; Frontier and pioneer life; Ranch life;

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Alfred Hitchcock presents. [videorecording] / by Hitchcock, Alfred,1899-1980,host.(CARDINAL)139569; McQueen, Steve,1930-1980,actor.(CARDINAL)348256; Davis, Bette,1908-1989,actor.(CARDINAL)346784; Rains, Claude,1889-1967,actor.(CARDINAL)843373; Leachman, Cloris,actor.(CARDINAL)520611; Moore, Roger,1927-2017,actor.(CARDINAL)340468; Matthau, Walter,actor.(CARDINAL)737650; Keith, Brian,1921-1997,actor.; Montgomery, Elizabeth,1933-1995,actor.(CARDINAL)389201; Carney, Art,1918-2003,actor.; Astor, Mary,1906-1987,actor.(CARDINAL)188321; Bel Geddes, Barbara,actor.; Elliott, Denholm,actor.(CARDINAL)348279; York, Dick,1928-1992,actor.; Nielsen, Leslie,1926-2010,actor.(CARDINAL)331404; Shamley Productions.; Revue Studios.; Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm)(CARDINAL)344011;

DVD, region 1, full screen (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital 2.0 mono., dual-layer.Host: Alfred Hitchcock.Steve McQueen, Bette Davis, Claude Rains, Cloris Leachman, Roger Moore, Walter Matthau, Brian Keith, Elizabeth Montgomery, Art Carney, Mary Astor, Barbara Bel Geddes, Denholm Elliott, Dick York, Leslie Nielsen.Not rated.Two partners discover their real feelings for one another when one is bitten by a poisonous snake; A young boy witnesses an escaped mental patient and can't tell anyone about it; It's hard to tell who's the bigger cheater when a wife and her husband's jealous mistress sit down for some lethal negotiating; When two old men need a miracle in order to keep their home the answer arrives in the form of a killer on the run from the law; A young woman with her eye on marriage wonders why she still hasn't met her boyfriend's mother; The week before his retirement, the longtime employee of a jewelry store serves an unusual client; A middle-aged secretary shows how she will do anything to make her romantic fantasy a reality; A retired Scotland Yard inspector goes to extreme lengths to prove the guilt of a suspect in an old murder case.

Subjects: Thrillers (Television programs); Detective and mystery television programs.; Television series.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Interpersonal relations; Criminal behavior; Murder; Murder; Criminals;

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Ella Fitzgerald sings the Cole Porter songbook. [sound recording]. by Porter, Cole,1891-1964.(CARDINAL)150338; Fitzgerald, Ella.; Bregman, Buddy,performer.;

Ella Fitzgerald, vocals ; orchestra arranged and conducted by Buddy Bregman.Recorded February and March, 1956 at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles.

Subjects: Musicals; Popular music.; Revues;

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That was entertainment : the golden age of the MGM musical / by Dick, Bernard F.,author.(CARDINAL)148672;

Includes bibliographical references and index.The music man of MGM -- All talking, all singing, all dancing, all everything -- "I wanna be a producer" -- Judy without Mickey -- The actress -- Judy's last years at MGM -- The revue, Hollywood style -- The MGM originals -- Film as theater, theater as film -- Lives in music -- The whole consort dancing together -- The life aquatic with Esther Williams -- Exit all -- The musical movie -- All over.Traces the development of the MGM musical from The Broadway Melody (1929) through its heyday in the 1940s and 1950s and its decline in the 1960s. That Was Entertainment uniquely reconstructs the life of Arthur Freed, whose unit at MGM became the gold standard against which the musicals of other studios were measured.

Subjects: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.; Musical films;

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Pioneers of African-American cinema [videorecording] / by DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid,film producer,contributor,composer.(CARDINAL)273158; Alexander, Chester A.,actor.; Berry, Torriano,commentator.(CARDINAL)776106; Bowman, Laura,1881-1957,actor.; Bowser, Pearl,1931-film director,cinematographer.(CARDINAL)659805; Boyd, Kathryn(Actress),actor.; Boykin, David(Saxophonist),actor,performer.; Brooks, Clarence,actor.; Brooks, Eunice,actor.; Brooks, Lucius,actor.; Calloway, Starr,actor.; Calnek, Roy,film director.; Cato, Minto,1900-1979,actor.; Caviness, Cathryn,actor.; Chenault, Lawrence,1877-1943,actor.; Comathiere, A. B.,actor.; Combs, Rhea L.,contributor.(CARDINAL)853663; Cornick, Walter,actor.; Criner, Lawrence,1898-1965,actor.; David, C. N.,film director.; Davis, Amon,performer.; Edwards, Mattie,1866-1944,actor.; Everett, Francine,1920-1999,actor,performer.; Fields, Sammie,actor.; Gant, Harry A.,1881-1967,film director.; Gilbert, Mercedes,actor.; Gilpin, Charles S.(Charles Sidney),1878-1930,actor.; Gist, Eloyce,1892-1974,screenwriter,film director,actor.; Gist, James,screenwriter,film director.; Guy, Barrington,actor.; Hardeman, Reather,actor.; Henderson, Harry,actor.(CARDINAL)810158; Heywood, Donald,-1967,composer.; Heywood, Donald,-1967,performer.; Hurston, Zora Neale,cinematographer.(CARDINAL)144564; Jeffries, Herb,actor,performer.; Johnson, Lillian,actor.(CARDINAL)825180; Johnstone, Norman,actor.; Jones, Jas. B.(James B.),actor.(CARDINAL)215171; Kahn, Richard C.,1897-1960,screenwriter,film director,film producer.; Lewis, Lucille,actor.; Mahon, Carl,actor.; Martin, Sara,1884-1955,performer.; Mashon, Mike,commentator.; Maurice, Richard D.,screenwriter,film director,actor.; Maxwell, M. C.,active 1920-1925,actor.; Mayo, Stella,active 1923-1924,actor.; McCormack, Pearl,actor.; Micheaux, Oscar,1884-1951,screenwriter,film director,film producer.(CARDINAL)713462; Montgomery, Frank,1870-1944,actor.; Moore, Charles R.,1893-1947,actor.; Moore, Tim,1887-1958,performer.; Moses, Ethel,actor,interviewee.; Moses, Lucia Lynn,1908-actor,interviewee.; Musser, Charles,contributor,commentator.(CARDINAL)274804; Newsome, Carman,actor.; Norman, Richard E.,1891-1960,film director.; Perugini, Frank,film director.; Pettus, William E.,actor.; Porter, Lew,1892-1956,composer.; Preer, Evelyn,actor.; Randol, George,actor.; Reynolds, Steve(Actor),actor.; Riley, Juanita,actor.; Roach, Max,1924-2007,composer.; Robeson, Paul,1898-1976,actor.(CARDINAL)153144; Robinson, Madame,actor.; Rodgers, Marshall,-1934,actor.; Russell, Alice B.(Actress),actor.; Russell, Julia Theresa,actor.; Sosin, Donald,composer.; Starkman, David,-1947,screenwriter.; Stewart, Jacqueline Najuma,1970-contributor,commentator.(CARDINAL)465797; Thompson, True T.,screenwriter.; Trible, Andrew,performer.; Tucker, Lorenzo,actor.; Waymon, Sam,composer.; Williams, Spencer,1893-1969,screenwriter,film director,actor.; Wood, Bret,film producer,commentator.; Young, Artie,actor.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Arthur, T. S.(Timothy Shay),1809-1885.Ten nights in a bar-room, and what I saw there.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Chesnutt, Charles W.(Charles Waddell),1858-1932.House behind the cedars.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Maugham, W. Somerset(William Somerset),1874-1965.Rain.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Micheaux, Oscar,1884-1951.Body and soul.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Micheaux, Oscar,1884-1951.Conquest.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Micheaux, Oscar,1884-1951.Jeff Ballinger's woman.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Pratt, William W.Ten nights in a bar-room.; Motion picture adaptation of (work):Stribling, T. S.(Thomas Sigismund),1881-1965.Birthright.; Amegro Films (Firm),production company.; Colored Players Film Corporation,production company.; Dixie Comedies,production company.; Ebony Film Corp.,production company.; Four Tones (Musical group),performer.; Kino Classics (Firm),film distributor.; Kino Lorber, Inc.,film distributor.(CARDINAL)347545; Library of Congress.(CARDINAL)137409; Lincoln Motion Picture Company,production company.; Micheaux Film Corporation,production company.; Norman Film Manufacturing Company,production company.; Norman Studios,production company.; Screen Snapshots, Inc.; Torriano Film Productions,production company.;

Booklet includes bibliographical references (pages 74-75).Credits: Executive producer, Paul D. Miller ; producer, Bret Wood.Screen snapshots: Oscar Micheaux.A reckless rover: Sam Robinson.Birthright: Carman Newsome, S.O. (Ethel) Moses, Alec Lovejoy, Hazel Diaz, Trixie Smith.Body and soul: Paul Robeson, Mercedes Gilbert, Lawrence Chenault, Julia Theresa Russell, Marshall Rodgers, Chester A. Alexander, Walter Cornick, Madame Robinson, Lillian Johnson, Tom Fletcher.By right of birth: Clarence Brooks, Anita Thompson, Webb King.Dirty Gertie from Harlem U.S.A.: Francine Everette, Don Wilson, Katherine Moore, Alfred Hawkins, David Boykin, Spencer Williams.Eleven p.m.: Richard Maurice, Sammie Fields, Orine Johnson, Wanda Maurice.Hot biskits: Thurston Briggs, Spencer Williams.Regeneration: Stella Mayo, M.C. Maxwell.Ten minutes to live: Lawrence Chenault, Willor Lee Guilford, Lorenzo Tucker, Laura Bowman, Tressie Mitchell, Donald Heywood.Ten nights in a bar room: Charles S. Gilpin, Lawrence Chenault, Harry Henderson, Arline Mickey, Myra Burwell.The blood of Jesus: Cathryn Caviness, Spencer Williams, Juanita Riley, Reather Hardeman, James B. Jones, Rev. R.L. Robertson and The Heavenly Choir.The bronze buckaroo: Herb Jeffries, Lucius Brooks, Artie Young, Spencer Williams, Clarence Brooks, The Four Tones.The darktown revue: Donald Heywood's Choir, Tim Moore, Andrew Trible, Amon Davis, Sara Martin.The exile: Eunice Brooks, Stanley Morrell, Nora Newsome, Charles Moore, George Randol, Katherine Noisette, A.B. Comathiere, Carl Mahon.The flying ace: Laurence Criner, Kathryn Boyd, Steve "Peg" Reynolds, Boise De Legge, George Colvin, Harold Platts.The girl from Chicago: Carl Mahon, Star Calloway, Alice B. Russell, Eunice Brooks, Minta Cato, John Everett.The scar of shame: Harry Henderson, Lucia Lynn Moses, Lawrence Chenault, Pearl McCormack, Norman Johnstone, William E. Pettus, Ann[ie] Kennedy.The symbol of the unconquered: Iris Hall, Walker Thompson, Lawrence Chenault.Two knights of vaudeville: Jimmy Marshall, Frank Montgomery, Florence McClain, Bert Murphy.Veiled aristocrats: Lucille Lewis, Lawrence Chenault, Walter Fleming, Lorenzo Tucker, Laura Bowman, Barrington Guy, Carl Mahon.Verdict: not guilty: Eloyce Gist.Within our gates: Evelyn Preer, William Starks, Mattie Edwards, Grant Edwards, E.G. Tatum, Jack Chenault.Among the most fascinating chapters of film history is that of the so-called "race films" that flourished in the 1920s -'40s. Unlike the "black cast" films produced within the Hollywood studio system, these films not only starred African Americans but were funded, written, produced, edited, distributed, and often exhibited by people of color. Entrepreneurial filmmakers built an industry apart from the Hollywood establishment, cultivating visual and narrative styles that were uniquely their own.DVD, NTSC, region 1; screen ratios vary; Dolby digital 2.0.National Film Registry selection, 1991: Blood of Jesus.National Film Registry selection, 1992: Within our gates.

Subjects: Feature films.; Fiction films.; Independent films.; Race films.; Short films.; Silent films.; Slapstick comedy films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; African American motion picture producers and directors.; African Americans in motion pictures.; African Americans;

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Alfred Hitchcock presents. [videorecording] / by Cronyn, Hume,actor.(CARDINAL)741604; Hitchcock, Alfred,1899-1980,producer,host,director.(CARDINAL)139569; Morrow, Vic,1931-1982,actor.; Rains, Claude,1889-1967,actor.(CARDINAL)843373; Russell, John L.,director of photography.; Silva, Henry,1928-actor.; Tandy, Jessica,actor.(CARDINAL)843156; Williams, Edward W.,editor of moving image work.; Williams, John,1903-1983,actor.(CARDINAL)843502; Wilson, Stanley,1915-1970,musical director.; York, Dick,1928-1992,actor.; Theme song:Gounod, Charles,1818-1893.Funeral march of a marionette.; Shamley Productions.; Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm)(CARDINAL)344011;

Cinematography, John L. Russell ... [et al.] ; editing, Edward W. Williams ... [et al.] ; theme composer, Charles Gounod (Funeral March of the Marionette) ; music supervisor, Stanley Wilson ... [et al.]Host, Alfred Hitchcock. Cast, Jessica Tandy, Hume Cronyn, Rip Torn, Vic Morrow, Henry Silva, Claude Rains, John Williams, Dick York.""Alfred Hitchcock presents" is filmed at Revue in Hollywood for Shamley Productions, Inc."--end credits.Alfred Hitchcock, master of suspense, always started out his show with the line 'Good Evening.' Loaded with twists, turns, and things that go bump in the night, view this storyteller's classic tales with some of the biggest names in showbiz.Not rated.

Subjects: Anthology television programs.; Detective and mystery television programs.; Fiction television programs.; Suspense television programs.; Television serials.; Television series.; Thrillers (Television programs); Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; Criminal behavior; Curiosities and wonders; Supernatural;

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Great American music. [videorecording] / by Messenger, Bill.(CARDINAL)372511; Teaching Company.(CARDINAL)349444;

Guides include bibliographical references.disc 1. 1. The essence of the musical -- 2. The minstrel era, 1828 to c. 1900 -- 3. Evolution of the verse/chorus song -- 4. The ragtime years [c. 1890-1917] -- disc 2. 5. The Vaudeville era [1881 to c. 1935] -- 6. Tin Pan Alley -- 7. Broadway in its infancy -- 8. The revue versus the book musical -- disc 3. Superstars on the horizon -- 10. Transition into the Jazz Age [1916-20] -- 11. Irving Berlin and Jerome Kern : contrasts -- 12. George Gershwin's legacy [1919 to c. 1935] -- disc. 12 Rogers and Hammerstein era [1940s] -- Golden age of musical theater [1950s] -- Rock 'n' roll reaches Broadway [1960s] -- 16. Big bucks and long runs [1970s-present].Producer, editor, Jaimee M. Aigret ; content supervisor, Ann Waigand ; image acquisition, Stephanie Gutgesell ; audio engineer, Ed Salzman ; studio engineer, Sal Rodriguez.Taught by professor Bill Messenger, the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University.A series of sixteen lectures by Bill Messenger on the origins and variety of Broadway musicals.DVD.

Subjects: Educational videos.; Educational films.; Lectures.; Musical theater; Musical theater; Musicals; Musicals;

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