Notable as the screen debut of Maureen O'Hara (playing a secretary as "Maureen Fitzsimmons"), this lively British musical comedy follows a young cabaret singer who tries to hit the big time, with help from a friendly millionaire. Evelyn Dall, Harry Richmond, Florence Desmond star. AKA: "Kicking the Moon Around," "The Playboy." 78 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English.

Splendid rendition of the Noel Coward musical play stars Anna Neagle as a woman who married an accomplished violinist, only to discover that he's a compulsive gambler. Fernand Gravey, Esme Percy, and Ivy St. Helier also star in this lavish movie operetta. 76 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English.

A rich, young debutante (Joan Bennett) leaves her intended at the altar and secures a job as a model. Wouldn't you know it--she then has the misfortune of falling for a handsome clothing designer (Warner Baxter)...who's very much off the market! Comedy, romance, and song light up this chic, early Technicolor musical that features tunes by Frank Loesser and Sammy Fain. Jerome Cowan, Hedda Hopper, and the Wiere Brothers co-star. 110 min. Soundtrack: English.

Fun and frothy musical comedy stars Pinky Tomlin as a hardline musicologist who hates listening to swing. After his obstinance costs him his job, he discovers that those jazzy rhythms ain't all that bad, while some thugs mistake him for the head of a Chicago mob. Paula Stone, Milburn Stone, Mary Kornman co-star; with appearances from The Gentle Maniacs, The Four Squires, and Four Singing Tramps. AKA: "Swing It Buddy." Soundtrack: English.

Half-musical, half-comic, all-romantic misadventure concerns a young theatrical entrepreneur who is taking his latest show to Europe on a transatlantic cruise. En route, he falls in love with a beautiful stranger who is actually a princess. Can he land the lady before she gets hitched to an elderly prince? Does wood float? Classic Poverty Row musical stars Guy Robertson, Irene Ware, Edgar Kennedy; songs include "Right Next Door to Love" and "Believe Me." AKA: "Irish and Proud of It." Standard; Soundtrack: English; bonus short "Help Wanted, Female" (1931). Plays All Regions.

Rousing musical take on Alexandre Dumas' classic stars Don Ameche as D'Artagnan, the brave young adventurer who joins forces with a trio of bumblers (played by the Ritz Brothers) posing as the king's Musketeers to protect the throne from scheming Cardinal Richelieu. Lionel Atwill, Binnie Barnes, John Carradine also star. Songs include "My Lady" and "Song of the Musketeers." AKA: "The Singing Musketeer." 72 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital stereo, Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish; newsreel footage; featurettes.

Roy Rogers first screen-credited role (as Leonard Slye) was this classic country-flavored musical. When a New York City music producer turns up at a barn dance after hearing good things about a group of musicians (The Sons of the Pioneers) performing there, it leads to a shot at stardom for them on a radio show--and plenty of problems for a farmgirl and her melody-making beau. With Mary Carlisle, Lawrence Gray, Willard Robertson. Standard; Soundtrack: English.

First, in "Rainbow Over Broadway," a brother-sister songwriting team have to overcome the ambitions of their stepmother--a faded stage star looking to make a comeback--in order to realize their own dreams of success in this early musical-comedy. Joan Marsh, Frank Albertson, Lucien Littlefield star. Next, in "Tango," a chorus star struggles to find success and to win over the family of the man she loves. When things get tough, she takes jobs waitressing and modeling, and calls on a close friend for career and personal advice. With Marian Nixon, Chick Chandler, Marie Prevost. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.

A seminal entry in the movie musical genre, this backstage drama of two sisters whose dreams of stage stardom are threatened when they both fall for the same man stars Anita Page, Bessie Love, Charles King. Winner of the second Best Picture Oscar; songs include "You Were Meant for Me," "Love Boat," "Give My Regards to Broadway." AKA: "The Broadway Melody of 1929." 100 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, Spanish, French; theatrical trailers; musical shorts medley.

Top-flight entertainment highlighted by a marvelous Cole Porter score ("Begin the Beguine"), exciting Fred Astaire-Eleanor Powell dance numbers, and some hilarious skits. Also stars George Murphy, Frank Morgan and Ian Hunter. Other songs include "I've Got My Eyes on You," "Between You and Me," and "I Concentrate on You." 102 min. Standard; Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital mono, French Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; featurette; bonus short "The Big Premiere" (1940); production notes; theatrical trailer; more.

Set at a seaside resort, this musical comedy-drama tells of a family comprised of a husband and wife seeking younger partners, a daughter who gets involved with a con man, and another daughter who wants to straighten them all out. June Clyde, Arthur Lake, Nella Walker, and Sally Blane star; songs include "With You, With Me" and "You're Responsible." 68 min.