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Vintage Joe McDoakes comedy shorts So You Want to Learn to Dance and So You Want a Television Set; Oscar nominated cartoon From A to Z-Z-Z-Z; Theatrical trailer; Subtitles: English (feature film only)
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- By the Light of the Silvery Moon
1. Credits [1:16]
2. The Winfields [2:05]
3. Wedding Plans and Piano Teachers [3:50]
4. My Home Town [2:39]
5. Double Surprise [3:09]
6. Your Eyes Have Told Me So [3:18]
7. Car and Love Trouble [5:40]
8. Attached to Thanksgiving Dinner [1:07]
9. Be My Little Bumble Bee [4:46]
10. Talking Turkey [3:50]
11. Fit Place for Wesley? [1:48]
12. Ain't We Got Fun [1:52]
13. Dinner Is Served [5:23]
14. By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1) [2:36]
15. The Advenchurs of Fearless Flanagan [5:26]
16. Miss LaRue and the Banker [1:54]
17. Bank Business [4:51]
18. The Only Girl in the World [3:35]
19. Less-than-Royal Treatment [2:09]
20. Delivery to Miss LaRue...Deleted [3:44]
21. Just One Girl [6:45]
22. Miss LaRue's Gang [3:33]
23. Another Detective [1:36]
24. King Chanticleer [3:43]
25. Backstage Brawl [2:42]
26. Sad News [2:27]
27. Strictly Confidential [2:26]
28. I'll Forget You [3:04]
29. Family Outing [1:29]
30. Spectacle on Skates [3:22]
31. By the Light of the Silvery Moon (2) [3:48]
32. Finale [1:42]
By the Light of the Silvery Moon was a sequel to Warner Bros' On Moonlight Bay (1951); both films were loosely based on the "Penrod" stories by Booth Tarkington. Penrod himself (played by Billy Gray) takes a back seat to the main plot, concerning the hot-and-cold romance between Doris Day and Gordon MacRae. Gordon will not marry Doris until he is financially able to do so, which results in several breakups and reunions before the final clinch at the local ice rink. A silly subplot involves Penrod's suspicions that an attractive French schoolteacher (Maria Palmer) is not only romancing his father (Leon Ames), but is also an enemy spy! Set shortly after the end of World War I, Silvery Moon takes full advantage of that era's popular songs. The film isn't quite as good as On Moonlight Bay, but fans of Day and MacRae went home happy. Also: watch closely, and you'll spot Merv Griffin in a minor role. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide