SHOWTIME USA COLLECTOR'S PACK VOLUME 1

LOW STOCK- GET IT QUICK WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! You Ain’t Seen Nothing Like This special collection, which contains over 500 minutes of entertainment! Attention, fans of vaudeville, minstrel shows, and vintage musicals: Perk up your ears and put on your dancin’ shoes as lost chapters from the big book of Live Entertainment history are re-opened in this one-of-a-kind classic compilation of feature films from the late 1940s to the and early ’50s. Many of the most memorable vaudeville headliners preceding and including that era strut their stuff in these extravaganzas–the singers, dancers, and acrobatic acts that got that generation’s toes tappin’ and funny bones ticklin’. Some performers are seen here in their ONLY on-camera appearances. For the true buffs, there is also rare home-movie footage of live vaudeville acts and a trio of expert historian commentators offering a high-energy crash course in the medium’s history. Find yourself a front-row seat as the curtain once again rises on the fun-time of a lifetime! Chuy Reyes and His Rumba Band, Claude Casey, Cotton and Chick Watts, Cowboy Copas, Eddie Dean, George Arnold and the “Rhythm on Ice” Revue, Jerry Colonna, Les “Carrot Top” Anderson, Monette Moore, Nappy Lamare Dixieland Band, Pete Daily, and His Chicagoans, Scatman Crothers, Shaw and Lee, Slim Andrews, The Sons of the Pioneers, Spade Cooley and His Band, Tex Ritter and the Cass County Boys, Broome Brothers, Chuy Reyes Mambo Band, Hoosier Hot Shots, Ike Carpenter Orchestra…and DOZENS MORE!

Trailers Behind the Scenes Advertising Gallery Commentaries by film historians Richard Roberts, Brent Walker and Randy Skretvedt on Varieties on Parade, Kentucky Jubilee Yes Sir, Mr. Bones! Hollywood Varieties, The Kid From Gower Gulch commentary by production assistant Arthur A. Jacobs Short Subjects: “Foto Facts: Part 1” (1947) “Vaudeville Home Movies” (1948) “Hold ‘em Cowboy” (1940s) “Foto Facts: Part 2” (1947) Sports We Seldom See (1953) Technicolor Featurette: “The Shortest Way Home” (1946) Deleted Scenes: Square Dance Jubilee