No comments about Disasters of the Century - Episode 23 - Stormy Waters.

No comments about Summer Holiday Survival.

No comments about Labor Day Bash 99.

No comments about Slim Goodbody Deskercises: Labor Day.

2 comments about Latin Labor Day.

1. My admiration to Tito's performing never change, iven watching this poor quality DVD, it look like was taking with a home videocamera.



2. The original concert was recorded for channel 9 and mastered on ¾ inch tape. Just after Tito's death the only copy, a second generation ½ inch tape of the original showing was found. In many hours, the 20 year old fading video material was digitized to the best of the source, color corrected, a green edging removed and the dynamic of the original single channel audio enhanced to pseudo stereo. You should treat it as a historic document. It shows Tito at his best before commercialism hit. Check the clips at CustomFlix or YouTube.

5 comments about The Pajama Game.

1. Kate "Babe "Williams (Doris Day at her most radiant)works in a pajama factory whose workers want a raise-to be precise a 7.5 cents raise .The management refuses and Babe heads up a grievance committee and takes the complaint to the shop superintendant Sid Sorokin (John Raitt).Things start to get complicated when the two fall in love.
   
   I am very much of the view that this is the ideal way to make a movie from a Broadway musical .For one thing the camera movement is brilliantly fluid and inventive ;the camera dances along with the performers .The camera even becomes a dance partner during a comic tango sequence performed -brilliantly by Carol Haney .The camera movement is splendid ,the pans and tracking shots are innovative and sparkling .It helps make this the liveliest of Broadway musical to movie transitions I know of.
   Bob Fosse's choreography is energetic and inventive ,the score is bright anf memorable.It includes much loved numbers such as Hey There ,There Once Was a Man ( fun Day-Raitt duet),Once a Year Day and I'm Not At All In love .Kudos to George Abbott and Richard Bissell for this .
   
   Day is enchanting and she manages to look utterly captivating even when unflatteringly clad in pajamas .There is good support from Haney ,Eddie Foy Junior and Barbara Nichols while Raitt is in good voice throughout.
   
   This a movie that moves and is a celebration of the Broadway musical and the art of dance .Not to be missed .It is simply enormous fun ;go enjoy!



2. This is a fun movie, complete with pajama factory scenes (rows of women singing at their Singers) and labor union shenanigans. The song "Hey there! You with the stars in your eyes" came from this musical, and Miss Day is at her best in "I'm Not At All in Love." The tango "Hernando's Hideaway" will strike a familiar bell, too.
   
   Rated absolutely PG, fun for all ages.



3. I was disappointed that there are no captions on this movie. I should have double checked before I purchased it.



4. This DVD is great. it's the best of all the Pajama Game DVD's and CD's.



5. One of the greatest musicals of all times - fast moving, fresh, daring, unbelievable camerawork and choreography but don't buy this edition. The wide screen version is missing and the print is poor!

5 comments about The Pajama Game.

1. Kate "Babe "Williams (Doris Day at her most radiant)works in a pajama factory whose workers want a raise-to be precise a 7.5 cents raise .The management refuses and Babe heads up a grievance committee and takes the complaint to the shop superintendant Sid Sorokin (John Raitt).Things start to get complicated when the two fall in love.
   
   I am very much of the view that this is the ideal way to make a movie from a Broadway musical .For one thing the camera movement is brilliantly fluid and inventive ;the camera dances along with the performers .The camera even becomes a dance partner during a comic tango sequence performed -brilliantly by Carol Haney .The camera movement is splendid ,the pans and tracking shots are innovative and sparkling .It helps make this the liveliest of Broadway musical to movie transitions I know of.
   Bob Fosse's choreography is energetic and inventive ,the score is bright anf memorable.It includes much loved numbers such as Hey There ,There Once Was a Man ( fun Day-Raitt duet),Once a Year Day and I'm Not At All In love .Kudos to George Abbott and Richard Bissell for this .
   
   Day is enchanting and she manages to look utterly captivating even when unflatteringly clad in pajamas .There is good support from Haney ,Eddie Foy Junior and Barbara Nichols while Raitt is in good voice throughout.
   
   This a movie that moves and is a celebration of the Broadway musical and the art of dance .Not to be missed .It is simply enormous fun ;go enjoy!



2. This is a fun movie, complete with pajama factory scenes (rows of women singing at their Singers) and labor union shenanigans. The song "Hey there! You with the stars in your eyes" came from this musical, and Miss Day is at her best in "I'm Not At All in Love." The tango "Hernando's Hideaway" will strike a familiar bell, too.
   
   Rated absolutely PG, fun for all ages.



3. I was disappointed that there are no captions on this movie. I should have double checked before I purchased it.



4. This DVD is great. it's the best of all the Pajama Game DVD's and CD's.



5. One of the greatest musicals of all times - fast moving, fresh, daring, unbelievable camerawork and choreography but don't buy this edition. The wide screen version is missing and the print is poor!

5 comments about The Pajama Game.

1. Kate "Babe "Williams (Doris Day at her most radiant)works in a pajama factory whose workers want a raise-to be precise a 7.5 cents raise .The management refuses and Babe heads up a grievance committee and takes the complaint to the shop superintendant Sid Sorokin (John Raitt).Things start to get complicated when the two fall in love.
   
   I am very much of the view that this is the ideal way to make a movie from a Broadway musical .For one thing the camera movement is brilliantly fluid and inventive ;the camera dances along with the performers .The camera even becomes a dance partner during a comic tango sequence performed -brilliantly by Carol Haney .The camera movement is splendid ,the pans and tracking shots are innovative and sparkling .It helps make this the liveliest of Broadway musical to movie transitions I know of.
   Bob Fosse's choreography is energetic and inventive ,the score is bright anf memorable.It includes much loved numbers such as Hey There ,There Once Was a Man ( fun Day-Raitt duet),Once a Year Day and I'm Not At All In love .Kudos to George Abbott and Richard Bissell for this .
   
   Day is enchanting and she manages to look utterly captivating even when unflatteringly clad in pajamas .There is good support from Haney ,Eddie Foy Junior and Barbara Nichols while Raitt is in good voice throughout.
   
   This a movie that moves and is a celebration of the Broadway musical and the art of dance .Not to be missed .It is simply enormous fun ;go enjoy!



2. This is a fun movie, complete with pajama factory scenes (rows of women singing at their Singers) and labor union shenanigans. The song "Hey there! You with the stars in your eyes" came from this musical, and Miss Day is at her best in "I'm Not At All in Love." The tango "Hernando's Hideaway" will strike a familiar bell, too.
   
   Rated absolutely PG, fun for all ages.



3. I was disappointed that there are no captions on this movie. I should have double checked before I purchased it.



4. This DVD is great. it's the best of all the Pajama Game DVD's and CD's.



5. One of the greatest musicals of all times - fast moving, fresh, daring, unbelievable camerawork and choreography but don't buy this edition. The wide screen version is missing and the print is poor!