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[Horrorcollector]

Hi,

Endlich. Hier die "Details":

March 21, 2006
Six-Disc Set
MSRP $59.92

* Gold Diggers of 1933
* 42nd Street
* Gold Diggers of 1935
* Footlight Parade
* Dames
* Bonus disc "featuring three hours of highlights of Berkeley’s production numbers from the films featured in the set and others, which was originally compiled for laserdisc"

Gut das ich mit 42nd Street bis jetzt gewartet habe
Quelle:
http://www.hmr.tv/news/html/breaking_article.cfm?article_id=8320

Grüsse,

Dennis

[The Swede]

Bei dvdtimes gibts die Details und die Cover.

42nd Street
3 Vintage Featurettes:
Harry Warren: America’s Foremost Composer
Hollywood Newsreel
A Trip Through a Hollywood Studio
Notes on Busby Berkeley

Gold Diggers of 1933
New Featurette Good Diggers: FDR’s New Deal…Broadway Bound
2 Vintage Featurettes:
Rambling ’Round Radio Row #2
Seasoned Greetings
3 Vintage Cartoons:
I’ve Got to Sing a Torch Song
Pettin’ in the Park
We’re in the Money
New Featurette 42nd Street: From Book to Stage to Screen
Vintage Featurette The 42nd Street Special
Busby Berkeley Musicals Trailer Gallery

Footlight Parade
New Featurette Footlight Parade: Music for the Decades
2 Vintage Featurettes:
Rambling ’Round Radio Row #8
Vaudeville Reel #1
2 Vintage Cartoons:
Honeymoon Hotel
Young and Healthy
Theatrical Trailer

Dames
New Featurette Busby Berkeley’s Kaleidoscopic Eyes
3 Vintage Featurettes:
And She Learned About Dames
Good Morning, Eve
Melody Master: Don Redman and His Orchestra
2 Vintage Cartoons:
I Only Have Eyes for You
Those Beautiful Dames
Audio-Only Bonus: Direct from Hollywood Radio Promo
Theatrical Trailer

Gold Diggers of 1935
New Featurette (buz’be bur’kle) n. A Study in Style
Vintage Featurette:
Double Exposure
2 Vintage Cartoons:
Gold Diggers of ’49
Shuffle Off to Buffalo
Direct from Hollywood Radio promo
Gold Diggers Trailer Gallery

The Busby Berkeley Disc
One man. One camera. Unlimited magic. This critically-acclaimed compilation, originally conceived as a laserdisc release in 1992, now arrives on DVD as an exclusive to the set. It contains more than 20 complete musical numbers from nine Warner Bros. films of the 1930s -- numbers that established forever the genius of Busby Berkeley, and showed that ‘simple’ was not a word in his lexicon. Some of the rarities included here are “The Lady in Red” from IN CALIENTE (1935), and “All is Fair in Love and War,” the amazing flag-waving finale from GOLD DIGGERS OF 1937.

Da hat sich Warner mal wieder richtig ins Zeug gelegt

[Horrorcollector]