Busby Berkeley Collection DVD

• 2.0 Dolby Digital (English)

42nd Street (1933):

3 Vintage Featurettes:

• Harry Warren: America's Foremost Composer
• Hollywood Newsreel
• A Trip Through a Hollywood Studio
• Notes on Busby Berkeley

Gold Diggers of 1933 (1933):

• New Featurette: Good Diggers: FDR's New Deal...Broadway Bound

2 Vintage Featurettes:

• Rambling 'Round Radio Show #2
• Seasoned Greatings

3 Vintage Cartoons:

• I've Got to Sing a Torch Song
• Pettin' in the Park
• We're in the Money
• New Featurette 42nd Street: From Book to Stage to Screen
• Vintage Featurette The 42nd Street Special
• Busby Berkeley Musicals Trailer Gallery

Footlight Parade (1933):

• New Featurette Footlight Parade: Music for the Decades

2 Vintage Featurettes:

• Rambling 'Round Radio Row #8
• Vaudeville Reel #1

2 Vintage Cartoons:

• Honeymoon Hotel
• Young and Healthy
• Theatrical Trailer

Dames (1934):

• New Featurette Busby Berkeley's Kaleidoscopic Eyes

3 Vintage Featurettes:

• And She Learned About Dames
• Good Morning, Eve
• Melody Master: Don Redman and His Orchestra

2 Vintage Cartoons:

• I Only Have Eyes for You
• Those Beautiful Dames
• Audio-Only Bonus: Direct from Hollywood Radio Promo
• Theatrical Trailer

Gold Diggers of 1935 (1935):

• New Featurette: (buz'be bur'kle)n. A Study in Style
• Vintage Featurette: Double Exposure

2 Vintage Cartoons:

• Gold Diggers of '49
• Shuffle Off to Buffalo
• Direct from Hollywood Radio promo
• Gold Diggers Trailer Gallery

Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Warner Baxter, James Cagney, Warren William, Bebe Daniels, Gloria Stuart, George Brent, Adolphe Menjou, Aline MacMahon

42nd Street
Ruby Keeler taps, Dick Powell croons, Ginger Rogers quips, and musicals are back on the cinematic map as Berkeley imaginatively sages the title tune, Shuffle Off to Buffalo and more.

Gold Diggers Of 1933
Get out, Depression: Ginger Rogers sings/"ingsays" We're In The Money!
Joan Blondell and dougboys Remember My Forgotten Man.
Plus Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell reteam.
Footlight Parade
James Cagney's troupers roar through Chicago to stage same-night shows in different venues. Highlights: Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler meet By A Waterfall, Cagney seeks Shanghai Lil.

Dames
I Only Have Eyes For You. And the screen. Berkeley's bravura creations include a subway dream and a motion-mosaic of a showgirl finale. With Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler.

Gold Diggers Of 1935
It's summer at the hotel-let's put on a show! What a show it is as Berkeley tops himself with his Lullaby of Broadway masterwork (1935's Academy Award winning Best Song) about the life and death of a neon-night cutie.