Joan Collins is the host of these outtakes and clips deleted from 20th Century-Fox productions of decades past. Entertaining...
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1997
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This is a tribute to the movie-making industry, with many film clips of, and much commentary about, several decades of...
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1988
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This hour-long documentary is culled from the mid-1970s TV series That's Hollywood. As one can gather by the title, this is a...
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1984
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This nostalgic video uses five short films to look back at Hollywood's efforts to bolster both overseas G.I.s and the folks...
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1980
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One subject that has always been popular in the movies -- and is likely to stay that way for a long time to come -- is...
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1965
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Betty Grable's final film was a remake of the 1934 Bing Crosby-Miriam Hopkins musicomedy She Loves Me Not, which in turn was...
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Stormy
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1955
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Three for the Show is a musical remake of the 1940 comedy Too Many Husbands, which in turn was based on a play by Somerset...
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Julie Lowndes
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1955
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Few classical vocalists have captured the attention of pop music fans the way Mario Lanza did at the peak of his fame in the...
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1954
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Molly Larkin
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1953
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Loco Dempsey
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1953
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Taken from the television variety show of the same name, this collection features a number of episodes from the program. ~...
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1953
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Delilah Lee
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1951
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The original Broadway musical Call Me Mister was a plotless revue. By the time the property made it to the screen, however, a...
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Kay Hudson
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1951
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In this musical comedy with dramatic touches, Jack and Molly Moran (Dan Dailey and Betty Grable) are a show business couple...
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Molly Moran
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1950
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Betty Grable's Wabash Avenue is an agreeable remake of Grable's 1943 hit Coney Island. The locale is changed from New York to...
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Ruby Summers
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1950
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Freddie Jones/ Hilda Swandumper
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1949
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That Lady in Ermine tells two parallel stories, both taking place in the small Mittel-European duchy of Bergamo, but one set...
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Angelina,Francesca
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1948
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Bonny
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1948
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A woman looks back at her childhood in show business in this musical comedy. At the turn of the century, Myrtle McKinley...
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Myrtle McKinley Burt
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1947
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In this musical set in late 19th-century Boston, a suffragette secretary finds that her political beliefs are standing in the...
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Cynthia Pilgrim
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1947
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That new-fangled swing music is the focus of this musical comedy. The trouble begins when a music school dean boards a train...
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1946
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The real Diamond Horseshoe was a Las Vegas nightclub created by impresario Billy Rose, which spotlighted old-time stars from...
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Bonnie Collins
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1945
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1945
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The Dolly Sisters is the heavily Hollywoodized biopic of Jennie and Rosie Dolly, Hungarian-born entertainers who took...
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Jenny Dolly
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1945
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Despite the film's title, Pin-Up Girl offers surprisingly few glimpses of the famed Betty Grable "gams." This lively...
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Lorry Jones
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1944
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Four Jills in a Jeep is the (mostly) true story of a four-girl USO team, entertaining American troops overseas. Kay Francis,...
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1944
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1944
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Madeleine Marlowe
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1943
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Everything clicks in this tuneful, colorful and profitable Betty Grable musical. The star plays Katie Farley, a gyrating...
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Kate Farley
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1943
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A musical remake of the 1936 comedy Second Honeymoon and the starring debut of Betty Grable, Springtime in the Rockies tells...
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Vicky Lane
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1942
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One of the shortest and sweetest of Betty Grable's Technicolor musicals, Song of the Islands casts the Leggy One as Eileen,...
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Eileen O'Brien
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1942
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Victor Mature plays an arrogant champion boxer who opts for an acting career on Broadway. He falls in love with his costar...
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Pat Lambert
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1942
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Carol Brown
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1941
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The first of several remakes of 1938's Three Blind Mice, the Technicolor musical Moon Over Miami stars Betty Grable and...
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Kay Latimer
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1941
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Well-known New York sports promoter Frankie Christopher (Victor Mature) is the prime suspect in the murder of Vicky Lynn...
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Jill Lynn
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1941
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Hollywood's handful of Technicolor cameras got a real workout on 20th Century-Fox's Down Argentine Way. Don Ameche stars as...
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Glenda Crawford
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1940
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To quell the rumors that musical stars Alice Faye and Betty Grable detested each other (actually they were fast friends, if...
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Lily Blane
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1940
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No relation to the 1932 W.C. Fields comedy of the same name, Million Dollar Legs is a college picture starring most of...
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Carol Parker
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1939
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Jack Benny goes to London in this frothy musical. He plays a Broadway producer and while in London begins pining for the...
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1939
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Zany radio comedian Joe Penner delivers one of his best (and most believable) screen performances in the Runyonesque comedy...
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Ina Firpo
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1939
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Nancy Larkin
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1938
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1938
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This comical campus romance showcases the fancy footwork of All-American basketball player Hank Luisetti while it tells the...
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Joyce Gilmore
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1938
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"Camp Romance," a place for the romantically challenged, provides the setting of this musical. The story centers on a frumpy...
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1937
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This Way Please marked Betty Grable's first appearance under her new Paramount contract. The fact that Grable plays the new...
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Jane Morrow
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1937
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The first of 20th Century-Fox's college musicals, Pigskin Parade is also close to the best of them in musical terms -- though...
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1936
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In this musical comedy a Broadway playboy inherits an almost bankrupt girls' school from his late aunt. He breathes life...
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Dorothy
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1936
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In this crime drama a high-school principal's principles are put to the test when he, also a member of a parole board, is...
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Mildred
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1936
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This lesser Astaire/Rogers vehicle is one of several screen versions of the venerable Hubert Osborne stage play Shore Leave....
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1936
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1935
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In this emotional but fast-paced comedy, a husband/businessman creates an ingenious cure for his mid-life crisis. He suggest...
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1935
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In this musical campus comedy, trouble ensues when a meddlesome, overprotective father enrolls in the same college as his...
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Sylvia
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1935
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Mary Roberts
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1935
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1934
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Student Tour looks like an MGM musical two-reeler that was expanded to feature length as it went along. Charles Butterworth...
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1934
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1933
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On the outs at Paramount, musical comedy star Nancy Carroll was "punished" by being sent to Columbia for the lachrymose Child...
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1933
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This musical romance is set upon a college campus and centers on a coquettish coed who promises her dates more than she cares...
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1933
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The only Academy Award winning picture for Fox Studios (in its pre-20th Century-Fox era), Cavalcade is a stately film...
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1933
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In director Leo McCarey's film The Kid From Spain, actor Eddie Cantor plays mischievious college boy Eddie Williams, who,...
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1932
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1932
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Melody Cruise, director Mark Sandrich's first feature film, is an unofficial extension of Sandrich's Oscar-winning RKO short...
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1932
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Sally Blane (Loretta Young's look-alike sister) plays Janet, a Manhattan socialite who is fed up with the superficiality of...
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1932
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Zoë Akins' archetypal "gold-digger" stage comedy The Greeks Had a Word for It was transferred to the screen in 1933, with the...
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1932
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1931
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Eddie Cantor plays Eddie Simpson, a shy and jumpy young fellow who spontaneously bursts into song whenever he gets nervous....
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1931
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Filmed in "Fox Grandeur," an early widescreen process, Happy Days was the immediate follow-up to Fox Studios'...
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1930
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In the first years of the talkies, every studio drew up plans to release annual "all-star" musical spectacles, but only Fox...
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1930
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In this backstage musical, an aspiring actor comes to Hollywood to get his big break. Trouble ensues when he is mistaken for...
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1930
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1930
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