Arthur Freed

A picture book adaptation of the song Singing in the rain, which celebrates the glory of clouds and rain.

Actors are caught in the bumpy transition to talking pictures; a Spoof of the early days of "talkie" films.

A picture book adaptation of the song Singing in the rain, which celebrates the glory of clouds and rain.

A soldier on a two-day pass meets an office worker who agrees to show him New York City. They spend the day together and find themselves falling in love.

Musical comedy about a vaudeville song-and-dance team who buck tough times and World War I on their way to success in show business.

In this whimsical bit o' blarney from George M. Cohan's 1922 hit, Judy Garland plays dual roles: plucky Irish colleen Nellie (Judy's first grownup part) and her daughter, Little Nellie. Both Nellies contend with the same cantankerous coot, the laze-about father (Charles Winninger) who fusses mightily when Nellie marries an upstanding lad (George Murphy) and repeats the process years later when Little Nellie falls in love. Radiant and winning, Garland...

Three sailors have a 24-hour shore leave to enjoy New York. They are especially concerned with the female inhabitants of the city, and each finds his own to cuddle up with. Chip tries but can't resist the advances of a cab driver, Ozzie gladly fills the role of a lovely anthropologist's "prehistoric man," and Gabey finds the model who poses for the Miss Turnstiles advertisements, discovering she isn't quite the glamorous celebrity he envisioned.

Their friendship is a perfect musical-comedy blendship, as Ball goes from NYC torch singer to the dream girl of Red Skelton's wacky, 18th century-France reverie.

In order to boost her waning popularity, a movie queen accepts the invitation of a young cadet to be his date at the senior prom.

A turn-of-the-century playboy courts a Salvation Army girl.