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Five Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers films combine on this collection. THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, whose last joint project had been made 10 years before, come together one final time for this film. The magical pair play performers Josh and Dinah Barkley, whose act -- and marriage -- break up when Dinah decides to become a
serious actress . Among the unforgettable numbers are:
They Can`t Take that Away from Me
(which Astaire and Rogers first performed in 1937`s
Shall We Dance ),
Shoes With Wings On ,
Swing Trot
and
You`d Be So Hard to Replace. FOLLOW THE FLEET: When he is rejected by his lady love, a song-and-dance man enlists in the navy. The estranged couple later meet again and join forces to solve the romantic difficulties of another star-crossed pair.
An Astaire-Rogers musical featuring some of Irving Berlin`s best songs including:
Let`s Face the Music and Dance,
Let Yourself Go,
We Saw the Sea.
Typical but delightful.SHALL WE DANCE: Astaire and Rogers engage in romantic antics aboard a luxury ocean liner while dancing their way through such Gershwin tunes as
Let`s Call the Whole Thing Off,
They All Laughed,
They Can`t Take that Away From Me
and many others. Academy Award Nominations: Best Song ( They Can`t Take That Away From Me ).SWING TIME: he fifth sublime teaming of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, SWING TIME is regarded by many as their finest film. The tenuous plot, which mainly serves to connect the brilliant dance numbers, concerns John
Lucky
Garnett (Astaire), a gambler and professional dancer. When Garnett arrives late to his wedding, his prospective father-in-law implements a punishment, insisting that Garnett raise $25,000 before he can marry Margaret Watson (Betty Furness). Still in tails, he hops a freight for New York, where he gets involved in a scrape with dance instructor Penny Carrol (Rogers). After following her to the dance studio, Lucky poses as a neophyte
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Gaetano Donizetti's comedic opera about a woman in Napoleon's army is performed here in French by the Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scalla.DVD Features:Region 0NTSCKeep CaseFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - French Dolby Digital Stereo - French DTS 5.1 - French
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Those looking to expand their repertoire of moves can look to KRUMP 2.0 and become a more skilled performer of the popular urban dance style. Tight Eyez, one of the original krump dancers, explains and demonstrates a number of more difficult krump moves, and also explicates how those moves can be linked into a full routine. Most importantly, Tight Eyez explains how to use one`s krump knowledge to form unique moves and routines, for the true goal of the krump dance style is self-expression. With the foundation presented in KRUMP 2.0, viewers can use the urban dance for just that purpose.
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Filmed in 1986 at the Teatro di Parma, this performance of Donizetti`s
Lucia di Lammermour
stars Giorgio Zancanaro, Luciana Serra, and Alfredo Kraus.
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The British rock group Gene performs their memorable tacks to a small audience in California. Songs include The British Disease, London, Can You Wait?, For The Dead and many others.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishTracks:1. Does He Have A Name?2. Fill Her Up3. The British Disease4. Where Are They Now?5. London, Can You Wait?6. Mayday7. As Good As It Gets8. Your Love, It Lies9. Rising For Sunset10. For The Dead11. Be My Light, Be My Guide12. Speak To Me Someone13. Olympian14. You'll Never Walk Again15. Somewhere In The World
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