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427q. BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936 (BW)(1935)
w/Jack Benny, Robert Taylor, Una
Merkel & Eleanor Powell.
SOUNDBITES:
Nat King Cole. Flim Flam Sauce (1945)
Jeri Sullivan. Rum & Coca Cola (1945)
Fats Waller. Your Feet Too Big (1941)
JAZZ BALL, (BW)(1956)
w/Peggy Lee, Louis Armstrong, Jimmy
Dorsey & Duke Ellington.
THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT, (LB)(1956)
w/Jane Mansfield, Edmond O'Brien,
Henry Jones, John Emery & Tom Ewell.
SOUNDIES & MUSICAL SHORTS:
AL DONAHUE: Song of the Volga Boatman.
CAB CALLOWAY: FATS WALLER: DUKE
ELLINGTON; EUBIE BLAKE;
SMALL'S PARADISE ENTERTAINERS;
COUNT BASIE; LENA HORNE; LOUIS
ARMSTRONG ((BW)(1932)
EUBIE BLAKE; JIMMY LUNCEFORD;
CLAUDE HOPKINS; JOE HOPKINS; DUKE
ELLINGTON; BILLIE HOLLIDAY; WOODY
HERMAN; ARTIE SHAW; DUKE ELLINGTON;
CAB CALLOWAY; FATS WALLER & LESTER YOUNG.
LAWRENCE WELK: 500th-show salute.
Rosemary Clooney's Golden Anniv.

427R. ALL-NEW!
Babes in Toyland
BABES IN TOYLAND 12/19/86
Drew Barrymore stars as the young girl transported to the mag-
ic kingdom of Toyland in this 1985 TV-adaptation of Victor Her-
bert's 1903 operetta based on Mother Goose characters.
The story opens on Christmas Eve in present-day Cincinnati,
where 11-year-old Lisa (Barrymore) and her family are caught
up in the hustle and bustle of the holiday. But after an accident
in a raging blizzard, Lisa awakens in a childhood dream-escape:
the magical, make-believe world of Toyland.
In that enchanted kingdom where her family and friends ap-
pear as storybook characters) Lisa joins forces in a battle of
good against evil to save Toyland from a villainous monster
who threatens to take over.
Filmed in Munich, West Germany by director Clive Donner
("A Christmas Carol"). Paul Zindel wrote the script. Musical
highlights include Herbert's familiar "Toyland" and "March of
the Toys," plus a new score by Linda Bristow.
Additional Cast... Mother Hubbard: Eileen Brennan. Bar-
naby: Richard Mulligan. Jack: Keana Reeves. Mary Contrary:
Jill Schoelen. Georgie: Geogy Gross. Toymaster: Pat Morita.
Justice Grimm: Walter Buchhoff. Zoot: Rolf Krels. Music: Gior-
tan Harris. Trallog: Shary Weiser. (3 hrs.)
Pat Morita and Drew Barrymore

BABES IN TOYLAND, (1961)
w/Ray Bolger; Tommy Sands; Annette
Funicello; Ed Wynn & Tommy Kirk.

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427s ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT 6/28/87
DICK CLARK'S BEST OF BANDSTAND (1988)
DICK CLARK-VARIETY: 10/15/88
The Twist (Chubby Checker); Mamas & the
Papas sing "2001"; Am. Graffiti cast.
Tony Orlando & Dawn.
DICK CLARK'S GOLDEN GREATS: 4/30/89
America "Ventura Highway"; Steppenwolf
"Magic carpet ride"; Motown artists:
Rare Earth; Smokey Robinson; Marvin Gaye
Teen Idols: Bobby Vee; Frankie Avalon;
Bobby Sherman. Elton John; Stevie Wonder
Daryl Hall; John Oates; Eddie Cochrans.
Paul Anka; Glen Campbell; Jim Croce;
The Doors; The Supremes; The Shirelles;
The Ronettes; Martha & the Vandellas.

427T. SPRINGTIME IN THE ROCKIES, (1942)
w/Betty Grable; John Payne; Carmen
Miranda; Harry James; Cesar Romero
SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE
(Geo. Seurat) w/Bernadette Peters.
THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES, (1938)
Geo. Gershwin wrote his last songs
for this production. w/Adolphe Menjou

427U. MAGIC MOMENTS: THE BEST OF 50s
POP! Performers include 12/1/2004
Mel Carter, The Four Aces, The
Chordettes, The Four Lads, Patti
Page, Don Cherry & The Crew Cuts.
GLENN MILLER SPECTACULAR.
RICH, YOUNG & PRETTY, (1951)
w/Jane Powell, Danielle Darrieux,
Wendell Corey, Vic Damone, Fernando
Lamas, Una Merkel & Richard Anderson.
Moments to Remember: My Music Number 204 Hits of the late 1950s and early '6
TV-G (CC) 743840 8/2/2000

427V. GENGHISS BLUES, (1996)
w/Paul Penna, Bonnie Raitt, Muddy Waters,
& B.B. King & T-Bone Walker.
(Art of (KHOOEI-Multi vocal Tunes) simul
THE PRODUCERS, (2005)
w/Matthew Broderick & Will Ferrell.
HELLO FRISCO, HELLO, (1943)
w/Alice Faye, John Payne, Jack Oakie,
Lynn Bari, June Havoc & Ward Bond.