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Season 1
A promotional film hosted by George Murphy promoting the studio's past and its current release of "It's Always Fair Weather."
A promotional film hosted by George Murphy promoting the studio's past and its current release of "It's Always Fair Weather."
Gene Kelly; Little Leo; host George Murphy.
Gene Kelly; Little Leo; host George Murphy.
Film clips of "A Free Soul" with Clark Cable and " Trial."
Film clips of "A Free Soul" with Clark Cable and " Trial."
Tour of Lake Metro; film clips featuring June Allyson and Peter Lawford.
Tour of Lake Metro; film clips featuring June Allyson and Peter Lawford.
Included are clips from the Carey Wilson Miniature Changed Identity (1941) and the Tex Avery Cartoon The Early Bird Dood It! (1942), as well as an interview with Debbie Reynolds.
Included are clips from the Carey Wilson Miniature Changed Identity (1941) and the Tex Avery Cartoon The Early Bird Dood It! (1942), as well as an interview with Debbie Reynolds.
Features film clips from The Philadelphia Story (1940) and Ziegfeld Follies (1946)
Features film clips from The Philadelphia Story (1940) and Ziegfeld Follies (1946)
Host George Murphy, in the hall of fame segment, introduces a scene with two of the screen's greatest stars, Greta Garbo and John Barrymore, from Grand Hotel (1932), that scene which
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Host George Murphy, in the hall of fame segment, introduces a scene with two of the screen's greatest stars, Greta Garbo and John Barrymore, from Grand Hotel (1932), that scene which contains one of Garbo's most famous on-screen quotes. He then presents the short film The Man on the Rock (1938) which questions what are the historically recorded facts surrounding Napoleon Bonaparte's death. Next, one can witness what it would be like to have lion cubs as pets in Lions on the Loose (1941). And Murph makes a visit to the set of Diane (1956) to speak with one of the movie's stars, Roger Moore who portrays King Henri II of France and who presents a scene from the movie.
Host George Murphy first introduces the song and dance number "The Babbit and the Bromide" performed by Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly in Ziegfeld Follies (1945), that number which
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Host George Murphy first introduces the song and dance number "The Babbit and the Bromide" performed by Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly in Ziegfeld Follies (1945), that number which satirizes clichéd social niceties. Next, several serial cartoonists are shown at work in the short film People on Paper (1945). Murph then introduces another short film, Ghost Treasure (1941), which details the treacherous search for gold in the inhospitable Death Valley. And in the coming attractions segment, he introduces Ransom! (1956), the clip shown which highlights the pros and cons of paying ransom in a kidnapping situation.
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