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Technicolor historical short The Romance of Robert Burns; Edgar Bergen/Charlie McCarthy comedy short Double Talk; Classic cartoon Porky's Five & Ten; Theatrical trailer
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Hollywood Hotel
1. Credits. [1:16]
2. Hooray For Hollywood. [5:26]
3. Reception Committee. [3:54]
4. Hollywood Hotel. [3:19]
5. Mad Mona. [3:59]
6. Not Playing Her Part. [5:02]
7. Walton the Matchmaker. [4:51]
8. Makeup Magic. [2:09]
9. Glamour Girl. [5:36]
10. Party Splatter. [4:17]
11. I'm Like a Fish Out of Water. [6:25]
12. Star Mistreatment. [4:44]
13. Dogged Double Trouble. [4:43]
14. Silhouetted In the Moonlight (1). [3:08]
15. Old Pals Intersect. [4:02]
16. Let That Be a Lesson To You. [8:07]
17. Job Offer. [2:51]
18. Voice Only. [3:59]
19. Sing, Sing, Sing. [3:17]
20. I've Got a Heartful of Music. [2:10]
21. I've Hitched My Wagon To a Star (1). [3:11]
22. Missing Person. [7:06]
23. On the Air. [1:34]
24. Silhouetted In the Moonlight (2). [3:07]
25. Dark Eyes. [4:22]
26. I've Hitched My Wagon To a Star (2). [2:12]
27. Sing, You Son of a Gun; Finale. [3:41]
28. Cast List. [:49]
In the lighthearted musical comedy Hollywood Hotel, from legendary director Busby Berkeley, Henry Bowers (Dick Powell) is a saxophonist in a jazz band who wins a talent contest. His prize is a ten-week contract with a movie studio, Miracle Pictures (whose slogan is "If it's a good picture, it's a Miracle"). One of his first "assignments" is to escort lovely starlet Virginia Stanton (Rosemary Lane) to a movie premiere, but while Henry is looking forward to his date with a movie star, he's disappointed to discover that Virginia has opted not to go at the last minute, instead sending her lookalike stand-in, Mona Marshall (Lola Lane). Henry is more than a bit miffed at this, but when he appears on Louella Parsons' radio show, he's a big hit and rockets to stardom. Ronald Reagan has a bit part as a radio announcer (which he did full time before acting and politics began paying the rent for him), and keep an eye peeled for Susan Hayward and Carole Landis in minor roles. By the way, Rosemary Lane and Lola Lane look a great deal alike for a good reason -- they're sisters. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide