Danny Thomas

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The entertaining true story of songwriter Gus Kahn, tracing his life from Chicago roots to his New York rise with Ziegfeld. Terrific score performed by Doris Day and Danny Thomas. Includes songs: "It Had to Be You," "Ain't We Got Fun." From Michael Curtiz, the director of "Casablanca" and "Angels With Dirty Faces."

In this dizzy 1960s spoof, comic Morey Amsterdam ("The Dick Van Dyke Show") stars as a grill chef named Charlie Yuckapuck who's mistaken for a fugitive cosmonaut by agents of a sinister foreign nation called Klavashia. After getting fired and starting work in a friend's bookstore, Yuckapuck becomes the center of an intense espionage operation. Further complicating things, a pair of thieves plan to go through the bookstore to break into a bank.

All his life he trained to be a cantor, but now Jerry Golding has other ideas. He wants to see his name up in lights on Broadway! Danny Thomas plays Jerry in this 1952 update of the 1927 movie landmark that introduced the Sound Era.

The entertaining true story of songwriter Gus Kahn, tracing his life from Chicago roots to his New York rise with Ziegfeld. Terrific score performed by Doris Day and Danny Thomas.

The entertaining true story of songwriter Gus Kahn, tracing his life from Chicago roots to his New York rise with Ziegfeld. Terrific score performed by Doris Day and Danny Thomas.

The entertaining true story of songwriter Gus Kahn, tracing his life from Chicago roots to his New York rise with Ziegfeld.

Young Meg Merlin is heartbroken when prima ballerina La Darina arrives to rival her idol. So Meg devises a plan. But Meg pulls the wrong switch - opens a stage trapdoor - and sends the prima ballerina into a career-ending plunge to the floor below.

Young Meg Merlin, who hero-worships a dancer at her elite ballet school, is heartbroken when prima ballerina La Darina arrives to rival her idol. So Meg devises a plan. One little tug on a light switch while La Darina dances Swan Lake will ruin the performance. But Meg pulls the wrong switch ? the one that opens a stage trapdoor ? and sends the prima ballerina into a career-ending plunge to the floor below. Margaret O'Brien and Cyd Charisse play two generations of dancers in this lavish Technicolor® film that combines a tragic story of guilt and broken dreams with the opulence of ballet (among the elegant visuals: the mirrored floor that emulates the swans' watery domain). It's a must-see for fans of dance films.

Young Meg Merlin, who hero-worships a dancer at her elite ballet school, is heartbroken when prima ballerina La Darina arrives to rival her idol. So Meg devises a plan. One little tug on a light switch while La Darina dances Swan Lake will ruin the performance. But Meg pulls the wrong switch - the one that opens a stage trapdoor - and sends the prima ballerina into a career-ending plunge to the floor below.