THE 1978 ABC TELEVISION ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL

Over 250 stars attended this four-hour gala from 1978 covering the entire history of ABC from the past to the present. Retrospectives include westerns, mysteries, comedies, World Wide of Sports, from Batman to Cheyenne to 77 Sunset Strip. Guests include Edie Adams, John Astin, Ernest Borgnine, Tom Bosley, Chuck Connors, Robert Conrad, Howard Cosell, Richard Crenna, Patty Duke, Barbara Eden, Red Foxx, David Hedison, Ozzie and Harriett, Ron Howard, Cheryl Ladd, Gavin MacLeod, Fred MacMurray, Vic Morrow, Ricky Nelson, Hugh O'Brian, Donna Reed, John Ritter, Robert Stack, Danny Thomas, Marlo Thomas, John Wayne, Henry Winkler and many others!

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 1)

#10 "The Bamboo Curtain" (December 14, 1959)

#14 "The Archer's Ring" (January 11, 1960)

#21 "The Siege of Troy" (March 7, 1960)

#23 "The Amazon" (March 21, 1960)

#33 "Once Around the Circuit" (October 17, 1960)

#36 "A Whale of a Tale" (November 7, 1960)

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 2)

#39 "The Big Surf" (December 6, 1960)

#43 "Treasure Hunt" (January 9, 1961)

#45 "Mister Flotsam" (January 23, 1961)

#55 "A Touch of Genius" (April 10, 1961)

#56 "Serpent in the Garden" (April 17, 1961)

#67 "The Reluctant Hero" (October 8, 1961)

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 3)

“Once Around the Corner” (October 17, 1960) Peggy Ann Garner

“The Siege of Troy” (Match 7, 1960)

“The Pit of Silence” (October 5, 1959) Hazel Court & Teresa Wright

“The Archer’s Ring” (January 11, 1960) Wayne Morris

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 4)

“The Fires of Kanua” (November 19, 1961) Nancy Gates, Barry Morse

“Beachhead” (June 12, 1961) Glynis Johns

“The Death-Divers” (April 25, 1960) Gena Rowlands

“Whip-Fight” (May 9, 1960) Susan Oliver

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 5)

“The Violent Journey” (March 28, 1960)

“The Raft” (November 30, 1959) Vince Edwards

“The Flaming Lady” (May 22, 1961)

“The Amazon” (March 21, 1960) Claude Akins

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 6)

“Nightmare on Napuka” (January 18, 1960) Herbert Marshall & Martin Landau

“Prisoner in Paradise” (February 29, 1960) Fay Bainter

“The Feather Cloak” (February 27, 1961) George Macready

“Blueprint for Paradise” (April 1, 1962) Last show of the series

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 7)

“Heads, You Lose” (April 18, 1960)

“Beached” (May 2, 1960) Simon Oakland and Marilyn Maxwell

“Daughter of Illusion” (December 12, 1960) Barbara Steele

“Sink of Swim” (December 19, 1960) John Dehner

ADVENTURES IN PARADISE  (Volume 8)

“A Whale of a Tale” (November 7, 1960) Juliet Prowse

“The Big Surf” (December 5, 1960)

“Away From it All” (October 24, 1960) Henry Jones

“Color of Venom” (February 8, 1960) Vincent Price

THE ADVENTURES OF NICK CARTER  (1972)

This TV pilot stars Robert Conrad as the famed detective who, during the turn of the century, found himself solving crimes and in this case, hired to locate the missing wife of a wealthy “robber baron” playboy.  Celebrity guests in this movie include Broderick Crawford, Neville Brand, Shelley Winters, Purnell Roberts and more!  Sadly, this pilot never made it to a regular series and never aired on TV until four years after it was completed.

THE ADVENTURES OF RIN TIN TIN: THE WHITE BUFFALO

This is the DVD people have been begging for! Throughout the TV show's run, one episode ranks above average. "The White Buffalo" was the only musical episode of the series and designed as a tie-in with an LP record young children set out to buy in the stores. That's right, it's a musical episode! So rare and hard-to-find that this episode has never shown in reruns for the past few decades. However, in the early sixties, three classic episodes were filmed in color (not black and white, even though they were broadcast in black and white) and edited together for a big-screen movie and guess what episode was among those three? This DVD features that big-screen movie so we can now enjoy "The White Buffalo" and additional film bonus features on the same disc. And as if that wasn't enough, this includes a bonus CD with two half-hour radio broadcasts from the late fifties with the TV cast reprising their roles for the radio program including the radio version of "The WHite Buffalo."

THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD : SEASON ONE

Broadcast from September 26, 1955 to June 18, 1956, the first 39 episodes of the series make up the origin of Robin Hood, with Richard Greene as Robin Hood. In this season, meets Robin meets Maid Marian, Friar Tuck, Little John and Queen Eleanor, and actor Donald Pleasance makes his first of many appearances on the series. This box set contains ten DVDs, all 39 episodes in chronological order. Forget those assorted DVDs out there that offer episodes out of sequence, grab them now the way they should be watched - uncut, unedited and in chronological order! $50.00

THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD : SEASON TWO

Broadcast from October 1, 1956 to June 24, 1957, the next 39 episodes of the series features actors Donald Pleasance and Patrick Troughton, and includes such classics "The Friar's Pilgrimage," "The Goldmaker's Return," "The Borrowed Baby" and "The Mystery of Ireland's Eye". This box set contains nine DVDs, all 39 episodes in chronological order. Forget those assorted DVDs out there that offer episodes out of sequence, grab them now the way they should be watched - uncut, unedited and in chronological order! $50.00

THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD : SEASON THREE

Broadcast from September 30, 1957 to June 30, 1958, the next 39 episodes of the series starring Richard Greene as Robin Hood. In this season, Michael Ripper, Rupert Davies, Desmond Llewelyn plays supporting roles, and classics include "The Christmas Goose," "The Bride of Robin Hood," "The Ghost That Failed," and "Farewell to Tuck." This box set contains nine DVDs, all 39 episodes in chronological order. Forget those assorted DVDs out there that offer episodes out of sequence, grab them now the way they should be watched - uncut, unedited and in chronological order! $45.00

THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD : SEASON FOUR

Broadcast from November 21, 1959 to November 12, 1960, the final 26 episodes of the series that close the series starring Richard Greene as Robin Hood. In the final season, Robin learns about Flying Saucers (we kid you not), "Hostage for a Hangman," and the "Pharoah Stones." This box set contains six DVDs, all 26 episodes in chronological order. Forget those assorted DVDs out there that offer episodes out of sequence, grab them now the way they should be watched - uncut, unedited and in chronological order! $30.00

THE ADVENTURES OF SIR LANCELOT : The Complete Series

This series, consisting of stories of the most famous knight of the Round Table, was filmed in England after extensive research had been done by Oxford University to guarantee the program's authenticity of the sixth and seventh-century settings. Themes for the episodes came from assorted legends surrounding the chivalrous acts of Sir Lancelot and other members of King Arthur's court. Broadcast on Monday evenings from 1956 to 1957, here you can collect the entire series, uncut, unedited, in broadcast date order!  $45.00

THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERBOY

After finding a small spaceship crashed in the road in front of them, an older couple, the Kents, find a tiny infant and adopt the boy as their own. Now a young boy and law-abiding citizen of Smallville, he uses his secret powers to fight crime, space aliens and villains in this short-run animated cartoon series. INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING CARTOONS:

"Revolt in Robotville" (January 7, 1967) "The Great Kryptonite Caper" (1968)

"Krypto's Calamitous Capers" (September 24, 1966)   "Double Trouble, Double Doom" (1968)

"Superboy Meets Mighty Lad" (1968)   "The Black Knight" (November 26, 1966)

"Krypto, the Super-Seeing Eye Dog" (Nov. 19, 1966)    "The Jinxed Circus" (December 10, 1966)

"The Spy from Outerspace" (September 10 and 17, 1966)

"Operation Counter Invasion" (December 3, 1966)

AFRICAN AMERICAN SHORT SUBJECTS

A collection of rare film shorts, newsreels and telefilms from 1939 to 1952 with all-black cast.

"All American News" (1945, Charles Wilson)

"The Negro in Industry" (Sponsored by Chesterfield Cigarettes!)

"Kilroy Was Here" (1943, Astor Pictures)

"The Negro in Sports" (Chesterfield)

"The Negro in Entertainment" (Chesterfield)

Cab Callaway in "Minnie the Moocher"

"Jittering Jitterbugs" (Alfred N. Sack Amusement)

"Sing-A-Long Songs with Heavenly Choir" (Alfred N. Sack)

"St. Louis Blues" with Bessie Smith (Sack Amusement)

Cab Calloway in "Hi-De-Ho" (Musical Short)

ALFRED HITCHCOCK FILM SHORTS

Yes, Hitchcock directed two film shorts during WWII titled "Bon Voyage" and "Adventure Malgache" in 1944 and this DVD includes those film shorts, each with a running time of 30 minutes. They were not made as entertainment but to promote the Allied War effort. Filmed in France (with English subtitles) they are true WWII propaganda films.

ALIAS NICK BEAL  (1949)

A district attorney rises to political success and the governorship but loses his sense of morality once he starts associating with the shadowy and perhaps diabolical Nick Beal. This was director John Farrow's winner, and the best of Ray Milland.

ALIAS BULLDOG DRUMMOND  (1935)

Also known as "Bulldog Jack," this is the one film that differs from the rest of the Bulldog Drummond movies.  Not part of the Paramount films that are commonly turning up on DVD today, this is also one of the best of the series.  In fact, it's on our top-ten list of "must see" movies.  Yes, it's that good!  Bulldog is injured when his sabotaged car crashes and Jack Pennington agrees to masquerade as the sleuth.  He is enlisted to help Ann manders finds her jeweler grandfather who has been kidnapped by a gang of crooks who want him to copy a valuable necklace they want to steal.  The climax in the runaway train in the London Underground is magnificent.  Thrills, comedy (real comedy) and excitement make this film VERY enjoyable.  Recommended.

ANIMATED ADVERTISEMENTS

Now here is almost a full two hours of advertisements, all animated, that sparks anyone's interests.  Whether it's Dr. Suess cartoons advertising Ford Motors from 1950, radio's Uncle Don in "Korn Plastered in Africa" (1932), "Easy Does It! (1948) or the Wonder Bakers color animated segments from the 1939 World's Fair, this is the kind of collection you wish came up all the time.  Our personal favorite is the 1971 theatrical cartoons "Monsters Do Have Their Place", a short made for theaters urging patrons to vote against cable TV!

ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS  (1957)

A group of scientist travel to a remote island to study the effects of nuclear weapon tests, only to get stranded when their airplane explodes. The team soon discovers that the island has been taken over by crabs that have mutated into enormous, intelligent monsters. To add to their problems, the island is slowly sinking into the ocean. A Roger Corman classic.

ATOMIC BOMB FILM SHORTS

This DVD features five classic film shorts that remind the audience how to wash the radiation off their arms in case of a Nuclear attack, how the bomb works, and the proper way of building a bomb shelter. Yeah, some of these are dated but for historical value, they are fascinating (and often times hilarious). "Living with the Atom"  (1957)

"Radioactive Fallout and Shelter"  (1965)

"The Atom Strikes!"  (1945)

"Fallout: When and How to Protect Yourself"  (1959)

"The Atom Goes to Sea"  (1954)

AUTOMOBILE COMMERCIALS

Literally 2 ½ hours of vintage automobile commercials from the 1950s and 1960s. Watch Pat Boone try to pitch the 1958 Chevrolet. Watch Don Adams hock Texaco Gasoline! Danny Thomas sells the 1954 Dodge. Groucho sells 1957 DeSoto, Ed Sullivan pitches the 1954 Mercury with the V161 Engine, Lorne Green tries to convince television viewers that the 1962 Chevrolet is a bargain, Alan Young loves his 1959 Studebaker, Bob Hope and Dinah Shore agree on the 1957 Chevrolet, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz love the 1959 Ford, and it goes on, and on, and on!

BAMBI MEETS GODZILLA

No joke. This two-hour collection of cartoons is odd, weird, almost all of them vintage, and purely for adults only. For this reason we tell it to you now - ADULTS ONLY. From "Spies" (1943) and "Making Stars" (1935), our personal favorite "Booby Traps" (1944) and the classic "Bambi Meets Godzilla" (1969), you'll love and be shocked at what you see, and you can't live life to the fullest till you see "The Huffless, Puffless Dragon" (1964). Did we say ADULTS ONLY?

BANACEK : The Complete Series

As part of the NBC Mystery Movie series, this short-run TV series ran a total of two seasons (16 episodes) starring George Peppard as a light-hearted detective with intricate plots. Critics loved the series, but a personal divorce with his wife was a cause for the program to never get renewed. This 5-disc box set contains all 16 episodes plus the pilot.  $35.00

BATMAN : Season One

That's right! The classic camp series with Adam West and Burt Ward is now available on DVD. Logo free, uncut and unedited! Toss away that crappy 7-disc set that keeps floating about people are carelessly selling. This is the best set ever! Uncut and edited! Every episode from the first season including George Sanders as Mr. Freeze, Burgess Meredith as The Penguin, Cesar Romero as The Joker.  $25.00

BATMAN : Season Two

That's right! The classic camp series with Adam West and Burt Ward is now available on DVD. Logo free, uncut and unedited! Toss away that crappy 7-disc set that keeps floating about people are carelessly selling. This is the best set ever! Uncut and edited! Every episode from the second season including Burgess Meredith as The Penguin, Cesar Romero as The Joker, Julie Newmar as Cat Woman, The Hornet cross-over and more!  $25.00

BATMAN : Season Three

That's right! The classic camp series with Adam West and Burt Ward is now available on DVD. Logo free, uncut and unedited! Toss away that crappy 7-disc set that keeps floating about people are carelessly selling. This is the best set ever! Uncut and edited! Every episode from the third and final season including Eartha Kitt as Cat Woman, Burgess Meredith as The Penguin, Cesar Romero as The Joker. $25.00

THE BEAST OF BORNEO  (1934)

A weird horror picture where a scientist (with a name spoofing Boris Karloff) is attempting to use gorilla glands to bring back youth.  The results are frightening!

BEER COMMERCIALS

Beer makers have been searching for the perfect beer commercial nearly since television exploded onto the American scene in the late 1940s. In those pioneer days, nobody--not the advertisers, not the ad agencies, not the TV stations--knew exactly what made for a good commercial. Indeed, the earliest beer commercials consisted of everything from live demonstrations of how to cook a Welsh rarebit using beer to the noisy rumble of a studio audience muddling through a rendition of the brewer's theme song. Includes vintage such examples as: Blatz (from the Amos n’ Andy TV Show), Budweiser (with Ed McMahon), Ballantine (with Mel Allen) Hamms Drafts, Jax (Nichols and May), Pabst Blue Ribbon (from TV’s “The Life of Riley”), Black Label, Utica Club, Rheingold Beer, Gobel Beer, Stag Beer (from the Mr. Magoo show), Schlitz Beer (with Ray Milland from TV series “Markham”), Genesee (“Making a Movie”), and many more!

BELA LUGOSI DOUBLE FEATURE

A three hour compilation of rare movies and film shorts featuring Bela Lugosi.  THE MIDNIGHT GIRL (1925) features one of Lugosi's best roles in a silent film.  A complicated story of love and murder with Lugosi as a wealthy art patron. In TANZ AUF DEM VULKAN (1920), one of Lugosi's earliest surviving films, he plays the role of Andrew Fleurot in a story about a French aristocrat who falls for a Russian nightclub singer.  Also features Lugosi as Dracula in HOLLWYOOD ON PARADE NUMBER EIGHT, a nine minute interview Lugosi had with Dorothy West from 1931, and Karloff and Lugosi duke it out in a game of chess.

THE BENSON MURDER CASE  (1930) 

William Powell played Philo Vance in this very rare and hard-to-find mystery movie about a ruthless, crooked stockbroker who is found murdered at his luxurious estate.  Vance just happens to be there, so he decides to find out who killed him.  Quality isn’t up to our standards, but as rare as this film is, we’ve had no complaints.

THE BEST ANIMATED COMMERCIALS

90 minutes of your favorite animated cartoon characters helping to hock cigarettes, cereal and toys. The Flintstones promote Winston Cigarettes, Rocky and Bullwinkle try to sell Trix and other General Mills cereals, Ding Dongs with King Ding Dong, Bucky Beaver tries to pitch Ipana Toothpaste, Stag Beer with Mr. Magoo, and many more! (yes, this is a different DVD than listed above.)

THE BEST OF VICTOR BORGE

This multi-disc set contains a series of TV specials starring Victor Borge, performing with celebrities and adding comedy to a brand of music that reveals his legendary humor. Also includes a “lost” 1958 telecast with the original Pontiac commercials. About 8 hours of classic comedy.  $20.00

THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS  (1953)

As a result of an arctic nuclear test, a carnivorous dinosaur thaws out and starts making its way down the east coast of North America, wrecking havoc to civilians. The great stop motion effects highlight this classic giant monster movie.

BEYOND THE TIME BARRIER  (1960)

This was Fox's attempt to cash in on MGM's TIME MACHINE, filmed at the same time Edgar Ulmer was filming THE AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN. The combined shooting time for the double feature was only two weeks! Experimental pilot testing a new rocket powered craft manages to fly into the future and land at the now deserted airbase. He ends up in a city with people suspicious of him, and he tries to make his escape.

THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES: Season Two

This five-disc set conatins all 36 episodes mastered from the original 35 negatives! that means superb picture quality! Logo free, commercial free and with the original sponsor opening and closings! Bonus features include the 1963 Fall preview show, the Paul Henning interview from 1969, the CBS Network promo for 1963/64, and Irene Ryan's screen test as Granny! $30.00

BABY FACE NELSON  (1957)

George "Babyface" Nelson becomes one of the most important gangsters of the 1920s Chicago by making brutal robberies. In order to compete with Al Capone he allies himself with John Dillinger. This is one of those really, really, really hard-to-find movies that has never aired on TV or been released to VHS or DVD. Finding a good print is even more difficult. After purchasing eight prints, this is what we prefer to label the best print you'll ever see and definately enjoyable!

BAT MASTERSON: THE COMPLETE SERIES

The complete series is now available on these three volume box sets! A total of 28 DVD discs! Gene Barry plays the title role for this long-running program, a total of 112 television westerns! Every episode is uncut, unedited and in production order! $120.00

THE BIG STORY: THE TELEVISION SERIES

This 6-disc box set contains 23 classic TV episodes from Television’s Golden Age. Broadcast from Sept. 16, 1949 to June 28, 1957, this series spanned nine seasons with the later episodes hosted by Burgess Meredith. The early broadcasts were aired “live” on soundstages and those episodes include the original network commercials! $25.00

BILL CRANE MYSTERIES

All three movies produced by Universal featuring the famed detective from Jonathan Latimer’s first book, 1935’s “Headed for a Hearse” which was considered one of the first hardboiled screwball comedies following closely on the heels of the previous year’s “The Thin Man” by Dashiell Hammett. All three movies on this 3-disc set!  “The Westland Case” (1937) with Preston Foster, “The Lady in the Morgue” (1938) with Bill Elliott and Preston Foster, and “The Last Warning” (1938) with Preston Foster. $15.00

THE BILL DANA SHOW : THE BOX SET

Writer-comedian Bill Dana plays Jose Jimenez, the bellhop of the Park Central Hotel, where anything and everything happened. Many of his Walter-Mitty dream sequences were hilarious but this comedy TV series has rarely been seen since they were originally broadcast from 1963 to 1965. This box set contains twelve (12) television episodes, a variety from both the first and second season, on 4 DVDs. Episodes included in this box set are listed below, and their respective supporting cast.  $20.00

"Phillips the Lover" Jonathan Harris "We'll Get You For This!" Don Adams

"Jose the Manager" "The Hypnotist" Pat Collins

"The Bank Holdup" Don Adams "A Trip for Uncle Sam"

"The Laughing Gas" Don Adams "The Honeymoon Suite"

"Jose the Playboy" Gary Crosby "The Essay"

"Tonsils for Two" Don Adams "Jose's Four Amigos"

TWO BING CROSBY CHRISTMAS SPECIALS

This 2-disc set contains two, hour-long episodes as they were broadcast on December 25, 1965 and December 11, 1961. The first one features Fred Waring and the cast of Hogan’s Heroes, including Bob Crane! The second Christmas special was announced as Bing’s first television Christmas special, and it was filmed in England with guests Terry Thomas, Marion Ryan and Bob Hope! $10.00

THE BLACK CAT  (1941)

Basil Rathbone, Hugh Herbert, Broderick Crawford, Bela Lugosi, Anne Gwynne, Gladys Cooper, Alan Ladd and Gale Sondergaard round out this mystery involving murder, a fortune in money and greedy relatives. One of those few old dark house flicks that features a better cast than the script! 

BLACK MOON  (1934)

A classic horror movie with Jack Holt and Fay Wray. A young girl who lives on a tropical island loses her parents to a voodoo sacrifice, but manages to escape the island with a curse put upon her. Years later, as an adult, she feels a strong compulsion to return to the island to confront her past…

BLONDE BAIT  (1956)

This mystery classic involves the U.S. State Department's whereabouts of international gangster Nick Randall, and their desperate efforts to arrest him.  To do so, they enlist the help of Gran Ramsey, a stoolie in the same prison as Angela, Nick's girl.  But when they stage an escape for both women, the Department wonders just how far they come to apprehend Nick Randall.

BLONDIE : The Complete Movie Series

All 28 movies ever made in one box set!  This 10-disc box set contains every Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton classic.  $50.00

Blondie (1938)Blondie Meets the Boss (1939)

Blondie Takes A Vacation (1939)Bringing Up Baby (1939)

Blondie on a Budget (1940)Blondie Has Servant Trouble (1940)

Blondie Plays Cupid (1940)Blondie Goes Latin (1941)

Blondie in Society (1941)Blondie Goes to College (1942)

Blondie’s Blessed Event (1942)Blondie for Victory (1942)

It’s a Great Life (1943)Footlight Glamour (1943)

Leave it to Blondie (1945)Blondie Knows Best (1946)

Blondie’s Lucky Day (1946)Life with Blondie (1945)

Blondie’s Big Moment (1947)Blondie’s Holiday (1947)

Blondie’s in the Dough (1947)Blondie’s Anniversary (1947)

Blondie’s Reward (1948)Blondie’s Secret (1948)

Blondie’s Big Deal (1949)Blondie Hits the Jackpot (1949)

Blondie’s Hero (1950)Beware of Blondie (1950)

THE BOB HOPE SHOW  (1971)

In color with original commercials, guest stars include John Wayne, Debbie Reynolds, Jack Benny and the Osmonds.

BOLD VENTURE

Swaying palms, beautiful women, and high adventure in this short-run television series based on ther adio program of the same name that starred Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart. Here, Dane Clark plays Slate Shannon and Joan Marshall as his girlfriend Sailor Duval. The episodes took place in Trinidad, but what made this 1959-60 TV series different from the others was the calypso music which not only served as background, but sometimes tied the story together through bits of narrative. $10.00

"The Search""Back from the Dead"

"Feathered Capes""Matador"

"The Gambling Lady""Fast trip to Venezuela"

"The Missing Tourist""An Old Flame's Flame"

BOMBA, THE JUNGLE BOY : THE COMPLETE SERIES

All twelve movies now available on this six-disc set, in chronological order. Now you can collect the complete series! The six-disc set now available for $40.00

Bomba the Jungle Boy (1949)Bomba on Panther Island (1949)

The Lost Volcano (1950)The Hidden City (1950)

The Lion Hunter (1951)Elephant Stampede (1951)

African Treasure (1952)Bomba and the Jungle Girl (1952)

Safari Drums (1953)The Golden Idol (1954)

Killer Leopard (1954)Lord of the Jungle (1955)

BOOMERANG  (1947)

Nominated for an Oscar, this 1947 semi-documentary law drama was suppressed for a short time but now available on DVD. Stars Dana Andrews, Lee J. Cobb and Jane Wyatt. Available only during this month unless limited stock runs out before then.

BORIS KARLOFF TELEVISION SPECIALS

Two hour-long television programs with horror star Boris Karloff as the weekly guest. On The Dinah Shore Chevy Show (1957), Karloff participates in a spoof of the variety music program entitled “The Shiverolet Show” with Boris and his All-Ghoul Orchestra. On The Entertainers (January 16, 1965), Karloff plays a timid librarian in a sketch with Carol Burnett that is too good to pass up. A definite for fans of Boris Karloff.

BOSCO CARTOONS

This 2-disc set contains a bunch of Bosko cartoons from 1929 to 1932. In what was probably Warner Bros.’ first ad most musical cartoon star, and now considered “racial” by today’s standards, these classic animated gems are now available on DVD!  A complete list of cartoons are listed below.

Bosko, the Talk-Ink Kid  (1929)Congo Jazz  (September 1930)

Big Man From the North  (Jan. 1931)Ups n’ Downs  (March 1931)

Yodelling Yokels  (May 1931)The Tree’s Knees”  (July 1931)

Bosko, the Doughboy  (October 17, 1931)Bosko’s Fox Hunt  (December 12, 1931)

Battling Bosko  (Feb. 6, 1932)Sinkin’ in the Bathtub  (May 6, 1930)

Hold Anything  (October  1930)Box Car Blues  (December 1930)

Ain’t Nature Grand  (February 1931)Dumb Patrol  (April 1931)

Bosko’s Holiday  (June 1931)Bosko Shipwrecked  (September 19, 1931)

Bosko’s Soda Fountain  (Nov. 14, 1931)Bosko at the Zoo  (January 9, 1932)

The Booze Hangs High  (November 1930)Big-Hearted Bosko  (March 5, 1932)

Bosko and Bruno  (April 30, 1932)Bosko’s Party  (April 2, 1932)

Bosko’s Dog Race  (May 25, 1932)Bosko at the Beach  (July 23, 1932)

Bosko’s Store  (August 13, 1932)

THE BOWERY BOYS COLLECTION  (Volume One)

All Forty-Eight (48) full-length movies with Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall attempting to get serious with romancing, get gun-shy with a crook, take a dangerous curve in a race scene, crash high society, and the hilarious hi-jinks do not stop there!  THE ENTIRE SERIES ON 24 DVD discs! $120.00

Paris Playboys  (1954)Meet the Monsters  (1954)

Clipped Wings  (1953)Private Eyes  (1953)

Master Minds  (1949)Angels in Disguise  (1949)

Jungle Gents  (1954)Bowery to Bagdad  (1955)

Triple Trouble  (1950)Blues Busters  (1950)

Angels Alley  (1948)Jinx Money  (1948)

Fighting Fools  (1949)Hold That Baby  (1949)

Jail Busters  (1955)Dig That Uranium  (1955)

Bowery Bombshell  (1946)Spook Busters  (1946)

Blonde Dynamite  (1950)Lucky Losers  (1950)

Jalopy  (1953)Loose in London  (1953)

Hot Shots  (1956)Spook Chasers  (1957)

Mister Hex  (1946)Hard-Boiled Mahoney  (1947)

Fighting Trouble  (1956)    Crashing Las Vegas  (1956)

Bowery Buckeroos  (1947)      News Hounds  (1947)

Smuggler’s Cove  (1948)   Trouble Makers  (1948)

Hold That Line  (1952)Here Come the Marines  (1952)

Bowery Battallion  (1951)Ghost Chasers  (1951)

Crazy Over Horses  (1951)Let’s Go Navy!  (1951)

Live Wires  (1946)In Fast Company  (1946)

Spy Chasers  (1955)Hold That Hypnotist  (1957)

High Society  (1955)Looking for Danger  (1957)

Up In Smoke  (1957)No Holds Barred  (1952)

In the Money  (1958)Feudin' Fools  (1952)

BRANDED: THE COMPLETE SERIES

This six-disc set contains every episode from both seasons, starring Chuck Connors. Not only do you get the episodes, but extra episodes of RIFLEMAN, interview with a writer from the series and other goodies!  $30.00

BRINGING UP BABY  (1938)

This is a special two-disc set containing the classic screwball comedy starring Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant. Heiress Susan is determined to catch a stuffy paleontologist and uses her pet leopard, Baby, to get her attention. Tons of bonus features are included (hence why it’s a two-disc set).  $10.00

BRUTE FORCE  (1947)

One of the best prison movies ever made. Burt Lancaster, Hume Cronyn, Charles Bickford and Ann Blyth are among the cast (and Howard Duff's screen debut). At overcrowded Westgate Penitentiary, where violence and fear are the norm and the warden has less power than guards and leading prisoners, the least contented prisoner is tough, single-minded Joe Collins. Most of all, Joe hates the chief guard, a petty dictator who glories in absolute power. Until a revolt and an escape scheme gives every chance of turning into a bloodbath.

THE BRUTE MAN  (1946)

The classic Rondo Hatton horror movie. It would become his last picture and the only film which headlined his name. Here, Hatton seeks revenge against those who he holds responsible for the accident that disfigured him, but his heart is softened by a blind girl who befriends him.

THE BUICK SHOW

This five-disc box set contains ten hour-long episodes of The Buick Show starring Milton Berle. Known as  “Mr. Television,” the famed comedian wasn’t afraid to dress in drag to make the audience laugh. Heck, his one-line ad-libs are absolutely worth watching.  Guests include Frank Sinatra, Martha Raye, Basil Rathbone, Carol Channing, Jack Webb, Jackie Cooper, Paul Douglas, Sid Cesear, Gertrude Berg and Jane Froman.  $25.00

BURKE'S LAW : The Complete TV Series

From 1963 to 1965, Gene Barry played Amos Burke, millionaire Los Angeles Chief of Detectives, who was chauffeured around to solve crimes in his Rolls-Royce. The nostalgic appeal for this series is evident when in the 1990s, a revival of the series took place. This 13-DVD set offers each and every episode, uncut and unedited from the 1963 to 1965 television program, which featured so many guest stars we couldn't possibly list them all (Telly Savalas, Fess Parker, Mickey Rooney, Burgess Meredith, Anne Francis, Barbara Eden, Ida Lupino, Cesar Romero, Annette Funicello, Broderick Crawford, Dorothy Lamour, William Shatner, Buster Keaton, and more!) $55.00

BUSTER KEATON FILM SHORTS

Four classic film shorts from the mid-1930s. Okay, so these are not the best Keaton films made and they show only a spark of genius in this set but they are not easy to find and they are now together on this DVD!  “The Chemist” (1936), “Grand Slam Opera” (1936), “Jail Bait” (1937) and“One Run Elmer” (1935).

BY WHOSE HAND?  (1932)

Definately a pre-code. Also known as Pullman 12, this cute little mystery film centers on a prisoner who escapes and roams about a train. Murder, death and theft meat out this crime drama but wait till you see the honeymooning couple!

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