35 scintillating shorts from the dawn of the sound era and the height of the Jazz Age.

One of the top-grossing films of 1937, Maytime is the poignant, glorious musical that has long been acknowledged as a supreme masterpiece of its genre.

Resounding with such songs as “Rose-Marie, I Love You,” “Song of the Mounties” and the beloved “Indian Love Call,” Rose-Marie immortalized Hollywood’s greatest singing team.

Debbie Reynolds received an Oscar-nomination for her portrayal of a determined backwoods gal who aspires to become the wealthiest woman in Denver during the late 1800s.

Young Pinkie Wingate and her pal Buzz will do anything to stop Pinkie’s widowed mother from entering into a loveless marriage with the town’s fuddy-duddy banker – including kidnapping!

Adaptation of Cole Porter's Broadway musical about a nightclub owner in Panama, who takes on Nazi spies.

The brilliance of one of the world's most beloved tenors and the exciting world of opera highlight this delightful romantic adventure set in the most beautiful cities of Europe.

Prince Karl is in love – with a barmaid! The ways of the heart clash with the mandates of state-arranged marriage. Ann Blyth is the Heidelberg sweetheart the prince meets during what is supposed to be a final revelry before his royal wedding.

Sumptuous photography, sensational singing from one of the world's greatest tenors and a sentimental storyline make Seven Hills of Rome a cinematic and musical delight.

Fred Astaire sails across the pond to meet damsel in distress Joan Fontaine and delightful (if unlikely) dance partners George Burns and Gracie Allen in a musical co-scripted by master wit P.G. Wodehouse and directed by George Stevens (Swing Time).

Star has injured an ankle but the show and inexperienced stage assistant Polly must go on. Twiggy makes her debut as sweet natured Polly a role played by Julie in her Broadway debut.

Eddie Cantor’s Broadway smash comes to the screen largely intact in this rambunctious Technicolor® musical comedy that includes dance staging by movie first-timer Busby Berkeley.

Four coeds know that the only place to be during Spring Break is Where the Boys Are. Experience the rites and wrongs of spring migration of thousands of students in an era-defining film.

Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy were America’s Singing Sweethearts. Naughty Marietta is their first film together, a blithe tale of a French princess who arrives incognito in colonial New Orleans and falls into the manly arms of a captain.

When a group of passengers survive a plane crash in the Himalayas they end up in the mystical world of Shangri-La, an idyllic oasis where art, culture and the knowledge of the world are treasured. In Shangri-La, the survivors learn about beauty, peace and serenity – and, for some, true love.

A Brooklyn lad (Eddie Cantor) sails to Egypt to claim his huge inheritance and becomes the target of murder plots in a fast, funny, music-filled extravaganza. Ethel Merman costars.

Recovered and restored: fascinating early-sound shorts from a bygone entertainment era. Great performers and ensembles from the Warner Bros. vault comprise a dazzling 9+-Hour, 4-Disc Collection of 60 Theatrical Shorts (1926-1930).

Jeanette MacDonald portrays Nina Maria, who sings, dances and spies for Spain during the Napoleonic Wars.

Everything seems to be going perfectly for a would-be impresario (Gene Raymond) until he discovers that his wealthy backer is really as penniless as he is! Co-starring Ann Sothern.

With a lilting “Tira Lira La,” a bevy of Budapest beauties show up for the birthday celebration of the town’s most eligible bachelor, Count Palaffi (Nelson Eddy).

A ravishingly beautiful fantasy about a con artist (Astaire) in a mythical Latin American country who convinces a naive heiress (Bremer) that he’s her guardian angel. It’s a perfect plot to fleece the winsome mark, until love gets other ideas.

José Iturbi does Chopin -- but Jimmy Durante does Durante! A wartime morale booster and symphonic showcase centered on the women in a touring orchestra. With Margaret O’Brien.

Movie heartthrob Brooks is tired of being besieged by adoring fans. When he meets his exact double, a shy Hawaiian plantation owner named George, they decide to switch for a month.

An escapist Depression Era mix of music and melodrama. Berkeley orchestrates stunning top shots, eye-popping geometry, mirrors that multiply the dancers into infinity and 60 white pillars that move as effortlessly as the human talent.

Archaeologist Andrew Larabee tunnels below an English meadow, seeking a rare historical relic. His shoveling takes him back to the surface…and into the lions’ cage during a circus act. Just like that, a star – or at least a Joey (clown)-- is born.

In this musical remake of The Woman, a happily married singer lets her catty friends convince her to file for divorce.

The Golden Age singing team of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy headlines a lavish, gossamer-weight box office smash glittering with songs that showcase their superb voices. With Oscar®-winning Color Cinematography.

Much of The Hollywood Revue of 1929 was filmed in the graveyard shift so that the stars’ daytime shooting schedules would not be disrupted. Fans in Los Angeles and New York City were treated to movie marquees that included live showgirls.

Suggested by Dorothy Caruso’s biography of her husband, The Great Caruso rings out with aural pleasures (27 musical selections) and shines with the grandeur of a life lovingly refracted through the Hollywood biopic lens.

Gene Kelly brings his remarkable talents as star, director and choreographer to this glittering gala of music, dance and pantomime – and the result is a lush, one-of-a-kind musical flight of fancy.

Millionaire opera buff Lucius B. Blynn (Edward Everett Horton) heads to Africa after big game – and bags himself a coloratura.

Three women in three different situations report for induction at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station and end up roommates. What follows is a frothy and fun musical.

Song & lovebirds Carl and Sarah starve in a 19th-century Viennese garret waiting the day the world will cheer Carl’s operetta but a baron threatens to turn their hope to tragedy.

A rising opera star’s life is as turbulent as the on-stage roles he plays in this emotion-swept musical drama based on a James M. Cain novel and filmed almost entirely in Mexico.

Slipping a fur-lined parka over her trademark bathing suit, Hollywood’s favorite mermaid hits the snow-covered slopes of Idaho’s famous Sun Valley in this charming romantic comedy.

Reynolds is warmly appealing in the role originated by Ginger Rogers, playing a salesgirl who picks up a foundling, is mistaken for its unwed mother and must keep up the charade.

Nelson Eddy stars as a Czarist prince who falls in love with a café singer in the days just before the Russian Revolution in this gorgeous period musical.

One Sunday afternoon in turn-of-the-century New York, Biff falls for a luscious strawberry blonde. When she picks a shallow glad hander over him, Biff marries her sensible friend but pines for the girl who got away. Years later, she returns to town.

When a lead dancer on a cruise ship is asked to transport a mine, neither she nor her pulp-fiction-author beau knows she’s working for spies – who got the idea from one of his novels!

Howard Keel and Ann Blyth (who would later team for Kismet) play stalwart Mountie and backwoods hellion in this grand color and CinemaScope version of the beloved operetta. Filmed largely on location in the Canadian Rockies.

Garland plays dual roles: Irish immigrant Nellie and her daughter, Little Nellie. Both contend with the same cantankerous coot, the laze-about father who fusses mightily when Nellie marries and then years later when Little Nellie falls in love.

Mary and Jimmy are a show biz couple, working the small joints in the Big Apple, hoping for a shot at the spotlights.

A serviceman falls in love with the colonel's daughter while trying to put on a show for the troops.

Memorable for its Burton Lane-Ira Gershwin score and for the once-in-a-lifetime collaboration of three legendary musical-world directors: Stanley Donen behind the camera…

Ann is a lovely young opera student who would rather croon a mellow swing tune. Damon is her classical voice instructor, although he’s really the former leader of a swell big band.

If a suitor wants to win the heart of one of the seven Mulvain sisters, he’d better be ready to deadlift 300 lbs. and dine on shredded-parsnip soufflé.

Esther Williams dazzles the eye and Red Skelton tickles the funny bone while playing a down-and-out carnival sideshow team mistaken for a pair of multimillionaires at a Texas resort.

Connie Francis and Harve Presnell play the young love- and song birds eager for a moneymaking dude ranch. There’s plenty of music making by Gershwin, Louis Armstrong, Liberace, Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs and, co-starring Herman’s Hermits.

Roy Orbison essays his lone feature-film role as Johnny, a Confederate spy who becomes entangled in a plot to steal Union gold at the close of the war.

Red Skelton headlines a joyful Technicolor® remake of Roberta as a New York producer who inherits a failing Parisian fashion house. His partners are Howard Keel and Gower Champion and the lovelies are Kathyrn Grayson, Ann Miller and Marge Champion.

Ever since rancher Chuck Rodman grabbed the hand of a passing ballerina, he can’t lose. Lovely Cyd Charisse is en pointe for this musical showpiece peppered with credited and uncredited star turns from Old Blue Eyes, Lena Horne – the list goes on.

Gilded Age chanteuse Rosie O’Grady, bless her dear departed soul, had three daughters. Maureen bubbles with teenage enthusiasm. Eldest daughter Katie is ready to settle down. Then there’s Patricia, who yearns for the vaudeville stage.

In a story laced with early feminist and sexual-revolution sentiments, a songwriting coed's rock tunes appall administrators of staid Wyndham College for Girls. Musical appearances by the British Invasion’s the Dave Clark Five and the Animals.

From Cool World creator Ralph Bakshi, Hey, Good Lookin’ is an outrageous, nostalgic and adult take on a more innocent time.

Follow the fun, follow the fleet, Follow the Boys with four seagulls – Navy wives and sweethearts who careen around the French and Italian Riviera in a beat-up jalopy, trying to keep up with their seagoing men folk.

Wrapped in a deliciously preposterous story concerning a Balkan princess, a West Point football hero, a daring flight across the Atlantic, court intrigue and star-crossed romance.

An astonishing assortment of MGM Theatrical Shorts spanning two decades and showcasing big bands, classic comedians, vaudeville greats and more in an amazing 8+-Hour, 4-Disc Collection of 34 Theatrical Shorts.

Connie Francis and Jim Hutton – reunite for this kooky comedy about a girl who can’t decide if she wants to be a star (she sings), a housewife (babies! ’burbs!) or an entrepreneur (she’s invented a doohickey to keep clothes from wrinkling).

One of the first films centered on the new medium is also a spirited throwback to ’30s musicals all about a determined young miss with stars in her eyes and not much in her wallet who heads to New York in search of fame.

Herman's Hermits are on a U.S. tour, where they’re mobbed by various birds – and secretly monitored by a nerdy scientist to determine if they are rocket worthy. Hold On! is not so much about making sense as it is about having fun.

Sentenced to 30 days cooling his heels in the Duck Creek cooler for speeding, Rick Belrow decides he doesn’t like anything about small towns until he meets small town girl Cindy.

Mrs. Brown is a greyhound that Herman and the other boys are eager to make money on by racing her. They play gigs to raise money for the entry fees.

There’s nothing more volatile than an idea in small-town 1895 America, especially for eager inventor Joe Belden. He’s making a horseless carriage that runs on an explosive cleaning fluid called gasoline – a “gas-o-mobile.”

Debbie Reynolds stars in this inspirational true story of a Belgian nun who writes a song for a motherless boy. Through the help of a kindly priest, she goes on to become a pop sensation.

A young fashion designer is transformed by her first trip to Paris.

Screen biopic of Australian-born opera star Marjorie Lawrence, her battle with polio and her triumphant operatic comeback.

Off-screen married couple Al Jolson and Ruby Keeler in their only movie pairing star in this quick-stepping back stager. Jolson is an irresponsible stage star beholden to a gangster and Keeler as a devoted hoofer who helps the star launch a new show.

This Technicolor®-glorious version of Eugene O’Neill’s beloved coming-of-age play Ah, Wilderness! The splendid cast is headed by Mickey Rooney (who played the youngest brother in 1935’s Ah, Wilderness!

Van Johnson, June Allyson and Gloria Dehaven take part in a romance where one sister falls in love with a World War II sailor, but the sailor finds himself in love with the other sister instead.

Melvin Hoover is a bumbler (except when he’s dancing on skates), a workaday go-fer for Look magazine (except when he fakes being a big-time photog) and in love (without exception) with Broadway chorine Judy LeRoy.

Based upon the 1919 Broadway hit, Smilin' Through tells the story of a love that reaches beyond the grave, two generations of lovers finally united after the dark days of the first World War – one in life, the other in death.

Lovely, talented, famous – stage star Constance Shaw is everything pants presser Joe Reynolds can’t have. Then one day, Constance decides to get back at her two-timing beau by marrying Joe.

Musical biography of Marilyn Miller, who overcame heartache to become a Broadway star.

Frank Fay hosts a jamboree that, among its 70+ stars, features boxing champ Georges Carpentier, Myrna Loy in two-strip Technicolor as an exotic Far East beauty, John Barrymore in a Shakespearean soliloquy and Winnie Lightner.

In this entertaining 1950s musical, a trio of sailors and a young singer join a struggling producer to bring a stage flop to Broadway where, of course, it becomes the hottest show in town.

A pal whisks Manhattan Madness critic Larry MacArthur 3,000 miles away from a husband-hunting honey to Agua Caliente. What neither gent knows is that performer Rita Gomez is there – and she’d love to get revenge for the critical slam Larry gave her.

Putting the swing in Swing Parade of 1946 is: Louis Jordan & His Tympany Five, Will Osborne & His Orchestra, Connee Boswell. And if you’re looking for waitering, plumbing.

The mayor of an English town, Felton, takes away one coffee shop's license for having a jukebox. A pair of crafty local teens, Shapiro and Douglas, counterattack by trying to put together a festival that will demonstrate the merits of traditional jazz and rock 'n' roll.

He’s in the army now! Heartthrob Renaldo Rossano (Mario Lanza), charismatic star of the New York Grand Opera, is drafted and music fans everywhere mourn. Lanza’s fourth film finds the tenor in top form.

Bebe Daniels plays Rita, wooed by a singing Texas Ranger (John Boles) who suspects her brother may be a notorious bandito.

A Broadway musical star falls for an eccentric millionaire.

Lavishly filmed on location, Ten Thousand Bedrooms marks Martin’s first film after he parted company with his longtime show-biz partner Jerry Lewis, showcasing the star’s mellow pipes and relaxed style of wooing.

An Italian opera singer in New York falls in love with the doctor who cures his laryngitis.

Judy Garland shows great promise of stardom in this effervescent 1938 musical, socking over five numbers, including a laugh-filled Baby Snooks song with Brice. The following year would bring The Wizard of Oz…and fulfillment of that promise.

This film is “A Rhythm-Jammed Jamboree of Love and Laughter”, and who is to argue?

Need a vacation? Then head south of the border for a Holiday in Mexico and say ¡hola! to love, comedy, brilliant color and glorious music.

Hoping to leave the daily bump ’n’ grind behind, gorgeous Gertie enrolls at Midwest State, where she proceeds to complicate the lives of a handsome theater arts professor, Midwest’s star quarterback and jealous rival “Poison” Ivy Williams.

A West Point cadet falls for his commanding officer's daughter.

From waitress to Broadway star! In her first of only three films, 1920s Broadway sensation Miller recreates one of her greatest stage hits in Sally.

An ideal showcase for master showman Al Jolson. Giving full rein to his unique talents in a melodramatic story of a lovelorn minstrel man innocently involved in murderous intrigue. NEWLY REMASTERED WITH RESTORED 2-COLOR TECHNICOLOR SEQUENCES!

Based on legendary showman George White’s Broadway hit starring Lahr, Flying High features musical numbers staged by Busby Berkeley and two splendidly unique comic talents in their only screen pairing. Fun and music, ready for takeoff!

After the The Jazz Singer, movie fans and Hollywood honchos knew what they wanted: more songs, more sentiment…more Al Jolson.

The daughter of a ship's captain becomes a sea-going cupid.

Broadway producer Jonnie Demming is ready to out-razzle and out-dazzle ’em all with a new production that has everything – except the actress Jonnie knows is perfect for the lead. Lots of romp and rhythm mark marvelous time in Broadway Rhythm!