UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume One)
Here’s another batch of TV pilots that never made it to a regular series!
THE PHANTOM (1954) Stars Lon Chaney, Jr. and Paulette Goddard
THE ARCHIES (1961) Stars William Shallert
THE SHADOW (1954) Stars Tom Helmore as Lamont Cranston
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume Two)
Here’s another batch of TV pilots that never made it to a regular series!
THE GLASS PALACE (1961) with Anne Francis, Ricardo Montalban and more!
COURT OF LAST RESORT "The Frank Clark Case"
MANN OF ACTION (1958) Unsold pilot with John Ireland
N.O.P.D. "Revenege" Stars Stacy Harris in the pilot episode!
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume 3)
Here’s another batch of TV pilots that never made it to a regular series!
The Secret Life of James Thurber (March of 1961)
The Adventurer (1964 version)
The Adventurer (1971 version with Gene Barry)
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume 4)
Here’s another batch of TV pilots that never made it to a regular series!
Sea Divers (1956)
David Harding, Counterspy (1958)
Witchcraft (1958 with Franchot Tone and Darren McGavin)
Who Goes There? (1963 with Pat Hingle)
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume 5)
Here’s another batch of TV pilots that never made it to a regular series!
Johnny Ringo (1959, part of the Zane Grey Theater)
The Man From Galveston (the full 57 minutes long!)
Western Union (1958)
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume 6)
The Fat Man (1968) Robert Middleton plays the role of the Fat Man, based on the popular radio series of the same name. Just to fill in the fun, this 2-disc set also features the 1951 movie featuring J. Scott Smart, who played the role on the radio program. This was the only two times the series was filmed, so now you can watch both versions!
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume 7)
BLACK CART (1970s) This was the only attempt at bringing BLAZING SADDLES to the bube tube. Louis Gossett plays the lead! Also Includes is the DICK POWELL THEATER episode with Mickey Rooney and a cast of others in the pilot for BURKE'S LAW (so you get to see Dick Powell in the role of Amos Burke)!
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume 8)
"The Great Merlini" An amateur magician played by Jerome Thor, tries to solve the mystery of a murdering ghost. "Cool and Lam" The creator, Earl Stanley Gardner (creator of Perry Mason), appears on camera for this pilot, about a missing woman. "Las Vegas Beat" Shot on location in Vegas, Peter Graves plays a private eye who is hot on the trail of a gang that robbed an armored car.
UNAIRED TV PILOTS (Volume 9)
Four classic unaired TV pilots for programs that never got aired as a regular series. “Daddy-O” stars Don DeFore in a pilot known for having overblown laugh tracks. “The Dennis Day Show” with Dennis Day, popularly known as Jack Benny’s Irish tenor. “Little Amy” don’t miss a young Jack Nicholson in this rarely-seen pilot. “Time Out for Ginger” stars Candy Moore in as comedy that hasn’t been seen in fourty plus years.
THE UNHOLY THREE: Two Versions
Three sideshow performers leave their lives of captivity and become “The Unholy Three.” Echo the ventriloquist assumes the role of a kindly old grandmother who runs a bird shop. Tweedledee, the “twenty inch man,” becomes her grandbaby, and Hercules is their assistant. Soon an incredible crime wave is launched from their little store. This two-disc set contains both versions, the 1925 silent version and the 1930 talkie remake.
UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS (1932 - 1939)
Four hours of newsreels on this 2-DVD set! Watch the events of the week unfold in front of you during the era of the Great Depression! The Zeppelin explodes, Howard Hughes takes off for New York in his 'round the world' flight, the Lindbergs arrive in England, FDR buys the first Baby Bond, Orson Welles panics America and more!
$10.00
UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS (1940 - 1945)
Five hours of newsreels on this 4-DVD set! Watch the events of the week unfold in front of you during the era of the Second World War. Turman announces Germany's surrender, the Dachau trials begin, Mussolini is executed, jet planes in action, Nazis test a robot bomb, B-29s rule the Japanese skies, General Eisenhower officially opens the Third War Loan Drive, on location with Loretta Young filming the movie "China" and FDR declares war the day after Pearl Harbor. $20.00
UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS (1945 - 1949)
Five hours of newsreels on this 4-DVD set! Watch the events of the week unfold in front of you during the era where soldiers return from the front, the baby boom begins, Hearings begin before the House Un-American Activities Committee, General Patton and Jimmy Doolittle, the miracle of radar is revealed, the Nuremberg war crimes trial open, underwater atom blast rocks at Bikini, Phalanx wins the Belmont Horse Race, and more. $20.00
UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS (1950 - 1959)
Six hours of newsreels on this 3-DVD set! Watch the events of the week unfold in front of you during the decade when hullahoops became the new addict, Korea is invaded, Communist infiltration in Hollywood, Hawaii and Alaska entered the Union, the British test the first H-Bomb on Christmas Islands and Santa Claus arrives in a space ship. $15.00
UNIVERSAL NEWSREELS (1960 - 1967)
Five hours of newsreels on this 3-DVD set! Watch the events of the week unfold in front of you during the decade that introduced us to The Beatles, Martin Luther King and Lee Harvey Oswald. Castro builds up defenses in Cuba, Hitchcock speaks up about "The Birds," JFK sees Saturn Rocket, Tokyo hosts the Olympics, Russian astronauts enter the space race, civil defense tests closes an airport, and more! $15.00
TURKISH VERSION OF THE WIZARD OF OZ
That’s right! Dorothy is very well endowed, and lives on a rock farm. When a tornado that resembles very crude animation whisks her away to another land, little munchkins in nutcracker helmets appear and disappear while singing songs. This is the kind of film that makes you wonder exactly what Dorothy is saying to the Scarecrow as she sews his butt closed. Yep, one of those movies. $10.00
VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES (1946)
A crazed undertaker returns from the dead, and like a vampire he must get transfusions of fresh blood in order to survive. He soon finds himself bent on destroying all those who he feels were responsible for having him committed to an insane asylum. Stars Lorna Gray, Robert Livingston and Ian Keith.
THE VAMPIRE'S GHOST (1945)
A four-hundred old vampire rules a small village of the West Coast of Africa. He is condemned to wander the Earth forever because of an ancient curse laid upon his head. An unusual take on the vampire legend by veteran pulp writers Leigh Brackett and John K. Butler. Cast includes John Abbott, Grant Withers and Roy Barcroft.
VAN BEUREN CARTOON COLLECTION
Despite the talented staff, the Van Beuren Studio, which existed from 1928 to 1936, never rose above the level of a "B" cartoon house. Some of the rubber lipped-cartoon characters like Molly Moo Cow can be considered a little offensive, while others like the "Opening Night" cartoons celebrated the opening of the lavish Roxy Theater in New York. This interesting DVD collection offers two hours of long-forgotten gems from 1930 to 1936. $10.00
VAN BEUREN'S TOM AND JERRY
Almost a decade before MGM's famed cat and mouse team, Amadee J. Van Beuren's New York studio had another pair of cartoon stars named Tom and Jerry. At first, the two were drawn in a literal style that directly resembled Mutt and Jeff. By mid-1932, though, they were streamlined into a rubbery graphical style. Only 25 animated cartoons were ever made and over the years, these gems have drifted into obscurity. Until now. Here on this DVD are nine classic shorts from 1931 to 1933. The list of cartoons on this DVD are listed below.
#16 "Piano Tooters" (Nov. 11, 1932)
#2 "Fireman's Life" (April 28, 1933)
#8 "In the Bag" (March 26, 1932)#17 "Pencil Mania" (December 9, 1932)
#15 "A Spanish Twist" (October 7, 1932)#6 "Rocketeers" (January 30, 1932)
#9 "Pots and Pans" (May 14, 1932)#5 "A Swiss Trick" (December 19, 1931)
#11 "Plane Dumb" (June 4, 1932)
VARIETY GIRL (1947)
Music variety program with an all-star cast. The kind of films they don’t make anymore. Starring Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Gary Cooper, Ray Milland, Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake, Paulette Goddard, Dorothy Lamour, Barbara Stanwyck, William Holden, Burt Lancaster, Lizabeth Scott, Sterling Hayden, William Bendix, Cass Daley, Robert Preston, Barry Fitzgerald, George Pal Puppetoons, Spike Jones and his City Slickers, and Cecil B. DeMille to name a few. A Hollywood film about Hollywood.
VAUDEVILLE VIDEOS (Volume One)
A two-hour collection of artists, some of them big names but many of them you never would have seen or heard of except in newspaper clippings! Jugglers, tap-dancers, comics and performing animals was a constant staple of tricks and gimmicks used to entertain theater audiences before the days of radio and television. This 2-hour DVD includes the following (among the MANY acts also included) . . .
* Bob Hope performing a marriage license skit four years before his first motion picture.
* Cowboys and cowgirls do some fancy juggling.
* The Incredible Hadji Ali does his regurgitation act!
* Carl Emmy and his Mad Wags, a dog act, will make you laugh!
* Herb Williams and his collapsing piano!
* Jack Lane and his trained birds to tricks and stunts.
VAUDEVILLE VIDEOS (Volume Two)
This 2-hour DVD includes the following (among the MANY acts also included) . . .
* MAIL CALL (1944) with Don Wilson, Dorothy Lamour and Abbott and Costello
* COMMAND PERFORMANCE (1944) with Bob Hope, Lana Turner and Judy Garland!
* JUBILLEE (1943) with Rochester and Lena Horne!
* The Jolly Bakers mold clay into fascinating faces!
* Bill "Bojangles" Robinson stars in "Let's Scuffle" from 1941.
* The Douglas Brothers, an acrobatic troupe, will amaze you.
* Buster Shaver with Oliver and George, the singing and dancing midgets!
* Zeb Carver and his Cousins, a hillbilly novelty jug band.
* The L.I.M.E. Trio in an amusing "Rag Doll" skit.
* Les Reis and Artie Dunn, wandering minstrels.
VAUDEVILLE FILM SHORTS (Volume Three)
A new volume of film shorts! The legendary Smith and Dale (the original Sunshine Boys) perform some of their classic sketches including "Dr. Kronkheit and his only Living Patient." Jack Benny, Weber and Fields, Henny Youngman all perform. Performing seals, dogs, jugglers and other novelties. A rare look at Negro vaudeville is captured in a 1915 silent comedy produced by the Ebony Film Company of Chicago. W.C. Fields performs one of his classics. Sophie Tucker is in fine form as one of the last Red Hot Mamas. High-wire artsists are death-defying. Eubie Blake and Nobel Sissell perform ragtime music and much more!
THE VEIL: The Complete TV Series
Produced by Hal Roach Studios, this short-lived spooky TV anthology only lasted ten episodes before the studio filed out of business. Since they never finished all 39 episodes, the series never aired on the networks. But we have all 10 ever made on this 2-disc set. Boris Karloff not only hosts each episode, but stars in 9 of them! Made in the vein of the One Step Beyond TV episodes. Very spooky and lots of fun. $10.00
VERA VAGUE FILM SHORTS
A collection of 11 two-reel comedy film shorts starring Vera Vague! $10.00
“You Dear Boy!” (1943)“Doctor, Feel My Pulse” (1944)
“Strife of the Party” (1944)“She Snoops to Conquer” (1944)
“The Jury Goes Round ‘n Round” (1944)“Calling All Fibber” (1945)
“Hiss and Yell” (1946)“Headin’ for a Weddin’” (1946)
“Renno-Vated” (1946)“Cupid Goes Nuts” (1947)
“A Miss in a Mess” (1949)
VICTORY AT SEA : The Complete TV Series
Over 13,000 hours of footage was gathered from the U.S., British, German and Japanese navies during WWII to make these compelling episodes. Broadcast in the 1950s, all 26 episodes ever made, the complete series, is included in this DVD box set. $20.00
VINTAGE TV BLOOPERS (Volume 2)
More television bloopers from sexy Jayne Mansfield, Ronald Reagan, Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis drops his pants on a telethon, Orson Welles recreates a monster radio program, Don Adams, Don Rickles, Sammy Davis Jr., the M&M commercial that ran amok, Jack Benny, Perry Como, Dukes of Hazzard, I Love Lucy, Wonder Woman bloopers, Dick van Dyke, Danny Thomas and others!
VINTAGE SEX EDUCATION FILM SHORTS
The kid of classroom film shorts your teachers made you watch way back when! Initially intended to “scare” young children away from the dangers of “heavy petting,” they are now often considered hilarious when a young girl hangs her head in shame and tells her mother that she gave her boyfriend “too much affection.” Or the young lad who someone feels comfortable asking his gym teacher at school what a wet dream is. This 2-disc set contains a ton of film shorts, a little over four hours worth! $10.00
“Social-Sex Attitudes in Adolescence” (1953)“How to Say No: Moral Maturity” (1951)
“Dating Dos and Don’ts” (1949)“Your Body During Adolescence” (1955)
“Getting Along with Parents” (1953)“As Boys Grow” (1957)
“Any Boy, USA” (1953)“Unto Thyself Be True” (1949)
“Human Reproduction” (1947)“How Much Affection?” (1948)
“Boys Beware” (1961)“Girls Beware” (1961)
“Don’t Talk to Strangers” (1959)“Body Care and Grooming” (1946)
“Going Steady” (1951)“Name Unknown” (1964)
“Beginning to Date” (1953)
WALK A CROOKED MILE (1948)
A security leak at a Southern California atomic plant causes authorities to stand in fear that a hostile nation could be behind this. To investigate more efficiently, Dan O'Hara, an FBI agent, and a Scotland Yard sleuth, join forces.
WAR OF THE SATELLITES (1958)
An unknown force declares war against planet Earth when the United Nations disobeys warnings to cease and desist in its attempts at assembling the first satellite in the atmosphere. Stars Susan Cabot, Dick Miller and Richard Devon.
WARNER BROTHERS BLOOPER REELS
Throughout the 1930s and 1940s, the editors at Warner Brothers saved all of the year's most hilarious bloopers from the movies they made, and sliced them together in a gag reel for presentation during the New Year's dinner. Thankfully, many of these reels still exist so as a result, we can watch these gag reels in the comforts of our own home. Watch Humphrey Bogart, Bette Davis, Claude Rains, Ronald Reagan, James Cagney, James Stewart and tons of others cracking up on the set, swearing when they miss a line, and much more!
WAR OF THE WORLDS: THE UNAIRED TV PILOT
George Pal is probably best remembered for producing the War of the Worlds movie that won an Academy Award for best special effects in 1952. What many people do not know was that in 1968, Pal put together a short film as a pilot for a proposed TV series based on the same novel his 1952 movie was adapted from. It never aired on TV. This DVD includes the promo footage explaining the crew of the star shiop Pegusus, their special abilities, and the opening shots of the first day's filming. Also included on this DVD is 30 minuites of raw footage of the technicians attempting various shots of special effects featured in Pal's science-fiction movies, a movie trailer, and a movie!
WATCH MR. WIZARD!
This DVD contains two hours of classic TV from the 1950s with Don Herbert (Mr. Wizard) teaching young kids about mineralogy and locomotion while performing experiments. By 1965 there were supposedly 50,000 Mr. Wizard Science clubs formed. This disc also includes a bonus TV feature from the retro age of television!
WESTBOUND (1959)
Randolph Scott and Virginia Mayo star in this western classic about the shipment of gold. Not available on DVD elsewhere, and offered this month only.
THE WHISTLER: THE COMPLETE SERIES
All eight motion-pictures on this four-disc box set. Now you can collect the entire series. Richard Dix is the star for the first seven of the eight movies and William Castle directed at least one of these classics.
“The Whistler” (1944)“Mark of the Whistler” (1944)
“Power of the Whistler” (1945)“Voice of the Whistler” (1945)
“Mysterious Intruder” (1946)“Secret of the Whistler” (1946)
“The 13th Hour” (1947)“Return of the Whistler” (1948) $25.00
THE WHISTLER: THE TELEVISION SERIES
Based on the radio series of the same name, this short-run horror/mystery series offered chilling tales of people committing murder and embezzlement, and then getting caught by a twist of fate. The narrator (the title character) is a man only seen as a shadow, who acts like a temptation, or conscience for the protagonist of each story. This four-disc set contains a total of 16 half-hour episodes. $20.00
"Fatal Fraud" Stars Marie Windsor"Lady in Waiting"
"Sleep, My Pretty One" Stars Martha Vickers"Grave Secret" Stars Miriam Hopkins
"Search for an Unknown" "Cancelled Flight" Stars Richard Arlen
"Backfire" Stars Lon Chaney Jr."The Other Hand"
"The Lovely Look""The First Year" Stars John Hoyt
"Meeting on Tenth Street""Silent Partner" Stars Charles McGraw
"An Actor's Life" Stars Arthur Franz"Triggerman" Stars Anthony Caruso
"The Big Jump" Stars John Ireland"Death Sentence" Stars Marshall Thompson
THE WHISTLING TRILOGY
This three-disc box set contains all three Whistling movies with Red Skelton as radio sleuth Wally "The Fox" Benton who solves murder mysteries in comedic fashion. WHISTLING IN THE DARK (1941) solve the mystery while on the radio. In WHISTLING IN DIXIE (1942), Wally travels to Georgia to get married and gets involved with buried treasure and a murder. In the third and final film of the series, WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN (1943), Wally attempts to get married again -- this time at Niagara Falls and filmed in the real Wrigley Stadium. $15.00
WHITE HEAT (1949)
A classic gangster film with one of Cagney’s best roles as a psychopathic robber/killer with a mother complex. The famous finale-climax, perhaps Cagney’s best-known scene, has Cagney trapped on top of a burning oil tank shouting, “Made it, Ma! Top of the world!” Co-stars Virginia Mayo and Edmond O’Brien. Available only during this month unless limited stock runs out before then.
WILL ROGERS SALUTE
"I'm not a real movie star. I still got the same wife I started out with nearly 28 years ago." The wit and wisdom of Will Rogers has endured the decades, and become known as a legend among America's brightest media stars during the 1920s and 1930s. This DVD features three rare films featuring Will Rogers himself.
"The Headless horseman" (1922 silent Horror) Rogers plays Icabod Crane.
"The Ropin' Fool" (1922) a great short with Will demonstrating his roping tricks.
"Biography" (1961-1964) Hosted by Mike Wallace, a rare 1960s TV show.
WINKY DINK AND YOU
This nostalgic children's program was broadcast from 1953 to 1957 and offered an interesting twist to the usual children's program. Kids were allowed to go out and buy a Winky DInk set in the stores and the parents, after putting a clear film on the TV screen, would allow their children to interact with the TV show. They could use the magic marker to scribble on the screen and allow Winky Dink to walk across a bridge, etc. This 2-disc set contains almost three hours of animated cartoons and the only two episodes known to exist of the live action episodes!
WOLF BLOOD (1925)
Yes, this is the silent movie known (historically) as the very first werewolf movie ever made. A man is injured and a doctor, in desperation, gives the patient a blood transfusion from the only source possible - a wolf. As the weeks pass, the man wakes to learn of a horrifying series of murders committed by what appears to be a wolf man - and he suspects he's changing into a wolf at night! Produced by Ryan Brothers Productions in 1925 (and released in theaters just days before Christmas in 1925), this film was one of the thirty+ pictures made and distributed by the Lee-Bradford Corporation, released in NYC Theaters. Silent movie does have a generic music score.
THE WOLF MAN COLLECTION
This three-disc box set contains four classic horror movies. Also includes optional audio commentary by film historians, films shorts and vintage movie trailers. Grab this today and wait for the full moon to enjoy these spooky classics! $20.00
The Wolf Man (1941) the original with Lon Chaney Jr.
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943) Chaney returns in the second of his many screen appearances.
She-Wolf of London (1946) June Lockhart stars as a woman terrified by the notion she is a werewolf.
Werewolf of London (1935) Warner Oland and Henry Hull play werewolves who vie for a cure.
WOMAN IN WHITE (1948)
Stars Eleanor Parker, Alexis Smith, Sydney Greenstreet and Peter Lorre. A penniless drawing instructor Walter Hartwright falls in love with one of his students -- beautiful Laura Fairlie, who is already promised to evil Sir Percival Glyde. Marion Holcombe helps Laura while slimy Count Fosco helps Glyde. And who is that mysterious woman in white that appears and disappears so rapidly?
WOODY WOODPECKER CARTOONS: CHRONOLOGICAL (Volume One)
This three-disc set was beautifully mastered from the studios and features the first forty-five cartoons ever made in chronological order! Also included are rare bonus features including the creator of Woody Woodpecker talking about how he created the series. Three DVDs, forty-five cartoons and more! $20.00
WOODY WOODPECKER CARTOONS: CHRONOLOGICAL (Volume Two)
This three-disc set was beautifully mastered from the studios and features the next forty-five cartoons ever made in chronological order! Also included are rare bonus features including the creator of Woody Woodpecker talking about how he created the series. Three DVDs, forty-five cartoons and more! $20.00
WORLD WAR II TRAINING FILMS
Produced by the War Department for entertainment and education of the troops. These three films are classics for film buffs and history fans!
WINNING YOUR WINGS (20, mins. 1942) James Stewart, Peter Graves and John Huston
THE FIRST MOTION PICTURE UNIT (18 minutes)
RESISTING ENEMY INTERROGATION (65 mins., 1944) WWII film instructs soldiers how to handle Nazi interrogation techniques.
WWII CARTOONS (Volume One)
When the U.S. entered World War II, the animation studios of every major studio did their part to help establish American support. Whether the Seven Dwarfs sold War Bonds of Daffy Duck shaving off Adolf Hitler's mustache, these animated cartoons are now regarded as part of American history. Many of these cartoons have never aired on network television, and have never been released on home video or DVD. This DVD features almost three hours of nostalgic cartoons from 1941 to 1945. Watch as Popeye fights Japanese, and one Jap swallows gasoline and dynamite in order to commit suicide! Coal Black and the Seben Dwarfs is considered by animation buffs as a masterpiece of war time satire. Tex Avery's "Blitz Wolf" spoofs the three little pigs story, while "Bugs Bunny Nips the Nips." Now offered for their historical value, we offer this rarely seen DVD.
WWII CARTOONS (Volume Two)
That's right! Another two hours of classic cartoons from and about WWII. Here you'll see Army Educational Animation, five classic Private Sanfu cartoons, the only four cartoons of Mr. Hook ever made, the Bugs Bunny Bond Rally, Puppet-motion animation spoofing Adolf Hitler, and a bunch of cartoons made in Germany and France during the War designed to entertain troops overseas, including a couple German propaganda.
WWII FILM SHORTS (Volume One)
News Parade News Reels for 1942, 1943, 1944 and 1945 are among the many film shorts included on this DVD. A 16 minute film short from 1942 titled “It’s Everybody’s War” with Henry Fonda is included. A nine minute film from 1942 titled “Yanks Bomb Tokyo” is fascinating. “A Letter From Bataan” (1942), “Peace Comes to America” (1945) and two animated cartoons “My Boy Johnny” and “Shipyard Symphony” are among the highlights. Frank Sinatra stars in “The House I Live In” (1944). Kate Smith sings “God Bless America.” Perhaps the best film short on this disc is the All-Star Bond Rally with an all-star cast including Bob Hope, Fibber McGee and Molly, and many others!
WWII FILM SHORTS (Volume Two)
Another collection of film shorts produced for the war cause. “The Rear Gunner” stars Ronald Reagan and Burgess Meredith. “The Tanks Are Coming” stars George Tobias. “Soldiers in White” and an MGM Newsreel is included. An animated cartoon, “A Tale of Two Kitties” is hilarious. Movie trailers for war pictures Objective, Burma!, Destination Tokyo, Dive Bomber and All Through the Night are also included.
WWII VENERAL DISEASE FILM SHORTS
These are the classroom film shorts that were played for servicemen overseas during World War II, hoping to sway the servicemen from taking advantage of the women overseas when they made port. One film shows a nation struggling with epidemic levels while another dramatizes a serviceman who spent the evening with a strange woman at port and learned a valuable lesson. These film shorts were filmed from 1939 - 1945.
WYATT EARP: SEASON ONE
Stars Hugh O'Brian in the title role, based on the real life western character of the wild west. Every episode from the first season plus a couple bonus episodes from season two are included in this five-disc box set! $25.00
YANCY DERRINGER: The Complete TV Series
Stars Jock Mahoney as Yancy in this short-lived but well-appreciated television series that western fanatics rave about. Can’t get enough? Try watching all 34 episode sin chronological order and you’ll still be begging for more. Complete series now available on this six-disc box set. $40.00
#1 “Return to New Orleans” (October 2, 1958)#2 “Gallatin Street” (October 9, 1958)
#3 “Ticket to Natchez” (October 23, 1958)#4 “An Ace Called Spade” (October 30, 1958)
#5 “A Bullet for Bridget” (Nov. 6, 1958)#6 “The Belle from Boston” (Nov. 13, 1958)
#7 “Loot From Richmond” (Nov. 20, 1958)#8 “Saga of Lonesome Jackson” (Nov. 27, 1958)
#9 “Memo to a Firing Squad” (Dec. 4, 1958)#10 “Three Knaves from New Haven” (Dec. 11)
#11 “Marble Fingers” (December 18, 1958)#12 “Old Dixie” (December 25, 1958)
#13 “Two of a Kind” (January 1, 1959)#14 “Nightmare at Bourbon Street” (Jan. 8, 1959)
#15 “The Fair Freebooter” (Jan. 15, 1959)#16 “Mayhem on the Market” (Jan. 22, 1959)
#17 “Night the Russians Landed” (Jan. 29)#18 “A Game of Chance” (Feb. 5, 1959)
#19 “Panic in Town” (Feb. 12, 1959)#20 “Hell and High Water” (Feb. 19, 1959)
#21 “The Louisiana Dude” (Feb. 26, 1959)#22 “Longhair” (March 5, 1959)
#23 “Thunder on the River” (March 12, 1959)#24 “Gun That Murdered Lincoln” (March 19)
#25 “Collector’s Item” (March 26, 1959)#26 “Fire on the Frontier” (April 2, 1959)
#27 “Duel at the Oaks” (April 9, 1959)#28 “The Wayward Warrior” (April 16, 1959)
#29 “A State of Crisis” (April 30, 1959)#30 “Outlaw at Liberty (May 7, 1959)
#31 “V as in Voodoo” (May 14, 1959)#32 “Quiet Firecracker” (May 21, 1959)
#33 “Gone But Not Forgotten” (May 28, 1959)#34 “Two Tickets to Promentory” (June 4, 1959)
YELLOWSTONE KELLY (1959)
Stars Clint Walker, Edd Byrnes and John Russell. A fur-trapper named Kelly, who once saved the life of a Sioux chief, is allowed to set his traps in Sioux territory during the late 1870s. Reluctantly, he takes on a tenderfoot assistant named Anse and together they give shelter to a runaway Arapaho woman. Tensions develop when Anse falls in love with this woman and when the Sioux chief arrives with his warriors to re-claim her. When Clint Walker went on a nine-month strike because the studio wasn't going to give him movie roles, the studio settled the dispute by giving him this, his first major starring movie role.
YOU ARE THERE
This classic television series featured modern-day reporters on locale interviewing people in American history as the events happened. Watch as reporter Dick Joy interviews General Sherman, and another reporter ask George Washington why he wants to cross the Delaware. This five-disc set contains 20 half-hour episodes from the earliest days of television. $30.00
"The Boston Tea Party""The Boston Massacre"
"Vote that Made Jefferson Famous""The Lousianna Purchase"
"The Scuttling of the Graf Spee""The Wright Brothers"
"Washington's Farewell to his Officers""Washington Crosses the Delaware"
"The Bombing of Pearl Harbor""Hitler Invades Poland"
"D-Day""Paris Liberation"
"The Gettysburg Address""The Emancipation Proclomation"
"Mutiny on the Bounty""Cortez Conquers Mexico"
"The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral""The Dalton Gang"
"The First Great Texas Oil Strike""The Capture of John Wilkes Booth"
YOU BET YOUR LIFE BLOOPERS
The classic 1950s game show was recorded in advance (not broadcast “live” like most game shows) for good reason. The producers knew that Groucho’s sharp wit would include some remarks that couldn’t possibly be broadcast. And they were right. Here’s the clips and scenes that never aired on television. Groucho has some great one-liners (for adults only) but surprisingly, even the contestants slipped and said something that wasn’t appropriate. 70 consecutive minutes of outtakes and bloopers you gotta see to believe. Also included are some bonus features on the same disc.
