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All-new making-of documentary Ziegfeld on film; Vintage movie premiere newsreel
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Great Ziegfeld
1. Overture [4:53]
2. Credits [2:00]
3. No Crowd Pleaser [4:43]
4. Eye For the Lady [5:16]
5. Flexing Some Muscle [4:04]
6. Lover of All Girls [6:03]
7. Frisco Fraud [3:02]
8. Bound For England [2:39]
9. World's Greatest Actress [3:13]
10. Won't You Come and Play With Me? [1:45]
11. Backstage Criticism [4:23]
12. Money Matters [3:49]
13. Box-Office Loss [1:54]
14. It's Delightful to Be Married [1:29]
15. Milking Publicity [4:37]
16. The Artist Protests [3:32]
17. It's Delightful...to Get Gifts [5:11]
18. Happy (?) Anniversary [5:05]
19. Glorifying the American Girl [3:24]
20. The Follies; If You Knew Susie [2:25]
21. Advice to Will Rogers [3:06]
22. Costume Con [2:32]
23. A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody [8:13]
24. Intermission and Entr'acte [1:04]
25. Audrey's Admirer [1:58]
26. You Gotta Pull Strings [1:28]
27. She's a Ziegfeld Follies Girl [3:41]
28. You [6:03]
29. You Never Looked So Beautiful [3:44]
30. Interested in Them All [3:11]
31. Mary Lou [4:01]
32. Yiddle On Your Fiddle [1:45]
33. Queen of the Jungle [1:33]
34. Flo Meets Fanny [4:01]
35. My Man [3:37]
36. Look For the Silver Lining [3:35]
37. Anna Leaves [3:34]
38. Audrey Leaves [2:32]
39. Billie Burke [4:27]
40. Ladies Man in Love [5:11]
41. Phoning Flo [3:35]
42. Holiday Extravagance [2:55]
43. A Circus Must Be Different in a Ziegfeld Show [9:21]
44. Cold Towel [5:00]
45. Four Hits in a Season [2:52]
46. Market Crash [3:25]
47. Fallen Ill [1:58]
48. Final Visitor [5:02]
49. Finest Memories [4:29]
50. Exit Music [3:38]
In MGM's three-hour-plus The Great Ziegfeld, William Powell stars as the titular theatrical impresario, whose show business empire begins when he stage-manages a tour for legendary strongman Sandow (Nat Pendleton). With nary a penny in the bank, he charms European stage star Anna Held (Luise Rainer) to headline his "Follies," and later marries the luscious Ms. Held. From 1907 onward, Ziegfeld stages annual editions of Broadway's most fabulous revue, dedicated to "Glorifying the American Girl" but also giving ample time to develop the comic talents of Fanny Brice (played by herself), Will Rogers, Eddie Cantor and many others. Eventually, Ziegfeld abandons Ms. Held in favor of other beauties, setting the stage for the "telephone scene" which won Luise Rainer the first of her Oscars. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide