Shinbone Alley with Eddie Bracken: DVD Cover

    Shinbone Alley Director: John David Wilson Cast: Eddie Bracken, Carol Channing

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/08/2006
    • Original Release: 1970
    • Rating: Not Rated

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Shinbone Alley
    1. Opening Credits [2:01]
    2. You Can Call Me Archy [4:56]
    3. Way Down Blues [1:37]
    4. Toujours Gai [:53]
    5. Queer Little Insect [1:03]
    6. Shinbone Alley [3:13]
    7. I'm in Love! [2:35]
    8. The Moth Song [4:33]
    9. Toujours Gai [6:09]
    10. Flotsam and Jetsam [4:10]
    11. Come to Mee-Ow [3:36]
    12. Suicid [3:13]
    13. Mehitabel, an Actress? [12:42]
    14. A Revolution [6:03]
    15. The Lullaby [7:56]
    16. The Lighting Bug Song [1:16]
    17. Pretty Kitty [5:19]
    18. The Lady Bug Song [5:24]
    19. Quiet Street / Toujours Gai (Reprise) [3:49]
    20. Way Down Blues [2:09]
    21. End Credits [1:07]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Based on a Broadway musical by Mel Brooks and Joe Darion, the animated feature Shinbone Alley is an adaptation of the Don Marquis stories. The film is about a love-struck cockroach named Archy (voiced by Eddie Bracken) and the object of his affections, a carefree cat named Mehitabel (Carol Channing). The movie is arranged as a series of episodic adventures and though it never quite gels into something cohesive, it has a number of fine moments, particularly when it sticks to the music. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Movie Guide

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