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The Lawrence Welk Show: Salute to Swing Bands/Tribute to George Gershwin [VHS]

EMI Distribution, 2002

Hollywood Salutes Canadian Animation

National Film Board of Canada

7 outstanding animated short films, including 4 Oscar winners and 3 Oscar nominees! Includes "Every Child," "The Sand Castle," "The House That Jack Built," "Special Delivery," "Walking," "The Street," and "Neighbours." Approx. 1 hour running time. 1990.

Frank Patterson - God Bless America: An Irish Salute [VHS]

Winstar, 2002

Famed Irish tenor Frank Patterson, who died in June 2000, headlines this September 1999 concert, which was conceived to give a sampling of Irish music to an American audience. Videotaped before an adoring audience in New Jersey, Patterson sings such standards as "The Rose of Tralee," "Mother Machree," "Danny Boy," and a medley that includes "Galway Bay" and "The Town I Loved So Well." Also participating is a harp orchestra (led by Patterson's ...

The Lawrence Welk Show - Salute to the Big Bands [VHS]
Lawrence Welk, Jimmy Roberts

EMI Distribution, 1997

Relive the best of the best from Benny Goodman, Jimmy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Artie Shaw and more. This swinging show with Lawrence Welk and his Champagne Music Makers recreates some of the most famous songs from the Big Band era. Delightful from start to finish. 48 minutes long.

Warner Bros. Cartoons Golden Jubilee 24 Karat Collection - A Salute to Chuck Jones [VHS]

4 reviews
Chuck Jones

Warner Home Video, 2002

Bye Mr. Jones
There are very few animators today that still can endure and showcase a brilliant power in kids today. Most of them have either few companies they look up to, from Tom and Jerry, Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny. Of all those animators that conjured up creative characters, nobody has done it better than the late, great Chuck Jones. When people behind the scenes pass on, Warner Brothers would sell ...

Warner Brothers Golden Jubilee 24 Karat Collection Salute to Mel Blanc [VHS]

4 reviews

Warner Home Video, 1990

EXCELLENT WARNER BROS. CARTOON COLLECTION
Full title is: WARNER BROS. CARTOONS GOLDEN JUBILEE 24 KARAT COLLECTION - A TRIBUTE TO MEL BLANC Each cartoon features a different WB director, so it makes for an excellent sampling of styles & characters. The great titles included are "Robin Hood Daffy,"(Daffy & Porky) "Bedevilled Rabbit,"(Bugs & Tasmanian Devil) "Bad Ol' Puddy Tat,"(Tweety & Sylvester) "Ballot Box Bunny,"(Bugs w. Yosemite Sam) ...

Warner Bros. Cartoons Golden Jubilee 24 Karat Collection - A Salute to Fritz Freleng [VHS]

2 reviews
Fritz Freleng

Warner Home Video, 1990

Friz For All Seasons
Friz Freleng was one of Warner Brothers most entertaining animators. From Rocky and Mugsy, to Yosemite Sam, he created some of the silliest characters ever. Mainly Bugs Bunny and Sylvester are highlighted in the fifty-fifty split on this collection. From the Warner Brothers Golden Jubilee 24 Karat Collection, originally released in 1985. For Sylvester, two of the cartoons Friz Freleng directed, ...

Let Me In, I Hear Laughter - A Salute To The Friars Club [VHS]

2 reviews
Steve Allen, Milton Berle

Kultur Video, 2000

A Must-See For Comedy Lovers
I saw this when it played on Cinemax about a year ago. Very funny stuff. It has great interviews with legends like Milton Berle, Buddy Hackett, Sid Caesar and Steve Allen. Also, unbelievable, and incredibly rare, roast footage. Very, very entertaining.

Golden Jubilee 24 Karat Collection: A Salute to Friz Freleng

Warner Brothers

Eight animated cartoons: Birds Anonymous, High Diving Hare, Speedy Gonzales, A Mouse Divided, Bunker Hill Bunny, Show Biz Bugs, Greedy for Tweety, and Knighty Knight Bugs.

Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In - The Sock It To Me Collection: Salute to the Sexy 60's

Rhino, 2003

The Lawrence Welk Show - Salute to Frank Sinatra [VHS]
Lawrence Welk, Jimmy Roberts

EMI Distribution, 1997

Glenn Miller salutes "Old Blue Eyes" in style. 49 minutes.

Salute to Reagan [VHS]

9 reviews

Time Life Records, 2002

The Greatest President of the 20th Century
I teach high school government and I use this video (to great effect) to show the students why Reagan was {is} loved by the American people. I gave this video 5 stars for what it is: which are mostly his highlights - it is great for discussion or jarring one's memory. What this video is not - is a comprehensive look at Reagan life or his administration. After seeing the out pouring a grief ...

Touched by an Angel - Salute to Heroes [VHS]

4 reviews

Paramount, 2001

Angels & Heroes
I loved the series and I was grateful when I happened to find this video while shopping with my daughter (actually she spotted it first). We used to watch the series together. I've watched the video several times with her and I've passed it along to friends. The first episode deals with issues of racism with sensitivity and realism; the second with finding faith in one's own special way. I ...

American Film Inst: Frank Capra [VHS]

1 review
Frank Capra, Richard Benjamin

Republic Pictures, 1998

A MUST for fans of Capra's great films!
This video is a wonderful snapshot of Capra's tremendous contribution to the art of American filmmaking. You'll enjoy clips from Capra's classics "It Happened One Night," "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," "You Can't Take it With You," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," and "It's a Wonderful Life," among others. Host Jimmy Stewart does a wonderful job of honoring this one-of-a-kind director with humor and ...

Red Salute [VHS]

4 reviews
Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Young

Vci/Ffi, 1998

A little film with big results.
RED SALUTE is a screwball comedy about the runaway daughter of an army general and her meeting with a soldier down Mexico way. It stars Barabara Stanwyck and Robert Young. The film is well acted, solidly directed with some nice action/chase scenes. Yet it is a minor screwballer at best, not particulary funny at all with a weak script. Certainly worth seeing yet not great. The most ...

Salute to the Edinburgh Tattoo - Special Collection Featuring Military Band Performances

Public Media Video, 1981

The pomp and circumstance of many military traditions have their roots in simple and practical measures. The magnificent military tattoos of today evolved from the drumming that summoned soldiers back to quarters each evening, when innkeepers turned off the taps, hence the name "tap-to" or "tattoo". A drum beat or bugle call for a further half hour allowed time for the soldiers to return. From this grew the traditional performance of military ...