Jerry Colonna

In one of many road movies from Bing Crosby and Bob Hope, Harry (Crosby) and Chester (Hope) travel to Tibet in search of a drug that will restore Chester's memory. Once cured, his memory becomes so good that he accidentally memorizes a secret formula for space navigation. The two meet a beautiful spy (Joan Collins) and get sidetracked … to another planet! Dorothy Lamour, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin are among those sharing the madcap adventure.

In a sequel to the popular film series, Andy Hardy, now a middle-aged married man with kids, returns home to Carvel to negotiate a land deal.

In a sequel to the popular film series, Andy Hardy, now a middle-aged married man with kids, returns home to Carvel to negotiate a land deal.

In a sequel to the popular film series, Andy Hardy, now a middle-aged married man with kids, returns home to Carvel to negotiate a land deal. Mickey Rooney continues his role as Andy Hardy. A fun and entertaining film for the entire family.

Meet Me In Las Vegas

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.

Meet Me In Las Vegas

Lady Luck is in the building. Ever since rancher Chuck Rodman (Dan Dailey) grabbed the hand of a passing ballerina, he can't lose. Hold her hand at the roulette table…winner! At the slots…jackpot! Take the danseuse to the homestead to meet mama…a dry oil wellcomes in! Think maybe the duo should hold hands at the altar? Lovely Cyd Charisse is en pointe for this musical showpiece set in part in the mid-century chic of the Sands Hotel and peppered with credited and uncredited star turns from Old Blue Eyes, Lena Horne, Debbie Reynolds, Frankie Laine, Peter Lorre – the list goes on. Capping the fun: Charisse's bebop ballet Frankie & Johnny, voiced by Sammy Davis, Jr. Hit me, daddy-o!

Make Mine Music

Make Mine Music

Comedy legend Fred Allen stars as flea circus owner Fred Floogle, who auctions off what he believes to be 5 ordinary chairs inherited from an uncle. Only after the sale does he learn that one chair was stuffed with $300,000 in cash. His quest to retrieve the loot leads to slapstick encounters with Jack Benny, Robert Benchley, Jerry Colonna and other comedy greats. The film is based on the same novel that inspired Mel Brooks' 1971 film.

Featuring noted performers such as Al Shean, Louis Armstrong and Dorothy Dandridge, this lively 1944 musical tells a story of the early days of Atlantic City, when ambitious Brad Taylor (Brad Taylor) envisions transforming the sleepy town into a luxurious resort. Taylor's ruthlessness propels his career until he owns several theaters and has begun an annual beauty pageant, but along the way he neglects his loving wife, Marilyn (Constance Moore).