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Collection Overview
| Size | 140 items |
| Abstract | The Bear Family Records Collection consists of audiovisual materials compiled by the German based independent record label, Bear Family Records. The collection primarily contains American country music materials, including vinyl test pressings of 78-rpm records, commercially produced 16mm motion picture films, and dubbed U-Matic videotapes. The 78-rpm records feature recordings by the Carter Family, Tex Owens, and Goebel Reeves, while the film and video consist of television shows, short subject films, musicals, and western films. |
| Creator | Bear Family Records (Firm) |
| Curatorial Unit | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Folklife Collection. |
| Language | English |
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Processing Information
Processed by: Asia Harman, March 2017
Encoded by: Anne Wells, March 2017
Updated by: Nancy Kaiser, November 2020
Archival processing of the Bear Family Records Collection was made possible through a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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Historical Information
Bear Family Records is a German based independent record label that was founded in 1975 by record producer and country music scholar, Richard Weize. The label specializes in reissues of archival material in a variety of formats and genres, including country, rock and roll, pop, blues, movie soundtracks, music television shows, concerts, and western films.
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Scope and Content
The Bear Family Records Collection consists of audiovisual materials compiled by the German based independent record label, Bear Family Records. The collection primarily contains American country music materials, including vinyl test pressings of 78-rpm records, commercially produced 16mm motion picture films, and dubbed U-Matic videotapes. The 78-rpm records feature recordings by the Carter Family, Tex Owens, and Goebel Reeves, while the film and video consist of television shows, short subject films, musicals, and western films.
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Series 1. 78-rpm Vinyl Test Pressings, 1934-1938.
Arrangement: Alphabetical.
Processing information: Titles compiled from SFC database. Associated release number listed beneath title.
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/1 |
Carter Family, "My Dixie Darling," 8 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5240 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/2 |
Carter Family, "Give Me Your Love and I'll Give You Mine," 8 June 193678 rpm record Unreleased until Bear Family BCD15865 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/3 |
Carter Family, "Are You Lonesome Tonight?," 8 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5240 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/4 |
Carter Family, "The Last Move for Me," 8 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5386 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/5 |
Carter Family, "Just Another Broken Heart," 8 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5254 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/6 |
Carter Family, "There's No One Like Mother to Me," 8 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5232 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/7 |
Carter Family, "Jealous Hearted Me," 8 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5241 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/8 |
Carter Family, "My Native Home," 8 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5241 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/9 |
Carter Family, "In the Shadow of the Pines," 9 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5359 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/10 |
Carter Family, "Answer to Weeping Willow," 9 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5254 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/11 |
Carter Family, "You've Been a Friend to Me," 9 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5254 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/12 |
Carter Family, "Where the Silvery Colorado Wends Its Way," 9 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5263 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/13 |
Carter Family, "Lay My Head Beneath the Rose," 9 June 193678 rpm record Original release: Decca 5283 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/14 |
Carter Family, "Never Let the Devil Get the Upper Hand of You," 17 June 193778 rpm record Original release: Decca 5479 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/15 |
Carter Family, "Jim Blake's Message," 17 June 193778 rpm record Original release: Decca 5467 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/16 |
Carter Family, "Honey in the RockCarter Family," "Honey in the RockCarter Family," "Honey in the Rock," 17 June 193778 rpm record Original release: Decca 5452 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/17 |
Carter Family, "The Only Girl (I Ever Cared About)," 18 June 193778 rpm record Original release: Decca 5411 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/18 |
Carter Family, "Goodbye to the Plains," 18 June 193778 rpm record Original release: Decca 5532 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/19 |
Carter Family, "My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains," 18 June 193778 rpm record Original release: Decca 5532 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/20 |
Carter Family, "Dark Haired True Lover," 18 June 193778 rpm record Original release: Decca 5447 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/21 |
Carter Family, "Happy in the Prison," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5579 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/22 |
Carter Family, "St. Regious Girl," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5649 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/23 |
Carter Family, "Bring Back My Boy," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5649 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/24 |
Carter Family, "It Is Better Farther On," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5692 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/25 |
Carter Family, "Charlie and Nellie," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5702 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/26 |
Carter Family, "Cuban Soldier," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5662 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/27 |
Carter Family, "Stern Old Bachelor," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5565 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/28 |
Carter Family, "Reckless Motorman," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5722 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/29 |
Carter Family, "You Denied Your Love," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5702 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/30 |
Carter Family, "Oh, Take Me Back," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5565 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/31 |
Carter Family, "You Are My Flower," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5692 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/32 |
Carter Family, "Who's That Knockin' on My Window," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5612 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/33 |
Carter Family, "They Call Her Mother," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5596 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/34 |
Carter Family, "Coal Miner's Blues," 8 June 193878 rpm record Original release: Decca 5596 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/35 |
The Texas Rangers, "Dude Ranch Party" part 1, 27 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5022 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/36 |
Tex Owens, "Cattle Call," 28 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5015 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/37 |
Tex Owens, "Two Sweethearts," 28 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5187 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/38 |
Tex Owens, "Rocking Alone in an Old Rocking Chair," 28 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5187 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/39 |
Tex Owens, "Pride of the Prairie," 28 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5015 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/40 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "Cowboy's Lullaby," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5021 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/41 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "Hobo's Lullaby," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Champion 45181 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/42 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "The Drifter's Buddy (A True Story)," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Champion 45181 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/43 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "The Cowboy's Prayer," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Panachord 25848 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/44 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "Happy Days (I'll Never Leave Old Dixieland Again)," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca (British) F5264 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/45 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "The Wayward Son," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Panachord 25768 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/46 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "Reckless Tex," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5020 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/47 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "The Soldier's Return," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Panachord 25991 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/48 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "Miss Jackson Tennessee," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Panachord 25991 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/49 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "My Mountain Girl," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Panachord 26018 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/50 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "Cold and Hungry," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Panachord 26018 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/51 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "Meet Me At the Crossroads, Pal," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5021 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/52 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "The Yodelin' Teacher," 31 August 193478 rpm record Original release: Decca 5020 |
| 78-rpm Disc 78rpm-20483/53 |
The Texas Drifter (Goebel Reeves), "The Kidnapped Baby," 14 January 193578 rpm record Original release: Panachord 26042 |
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Series 2. Film, 1940-1977 and undated.
Arrangement: Alphabetical.
Processing information: Titles compiled from SFC database. Credits listed if known.
| Film F-20483/1 |
California or Bust, 194116mm motion picture film 800 feet Directed by Lloyd French; Featuring Ray Whitley, Virginia Vale, and Glenn Strange |
| Film F-20483/2 |
Country Music Caravan16mm motion picture film 1200 feet |
| Film F-20483/3 |
Country Music Caravan16mm motion picture film 1200 feet |
| Film F-20483/4 |
Country Music Caravan16mm motion picture film 1200 feet |
| Film F-20483/5 |
Country Music, Faron Young16mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/6 |
Country Style, U.S.A.16mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/7 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #1516mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/8 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #1616mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/9 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #2016mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/10 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #2116mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/11 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #2616mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/12 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #2716mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/13 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #2916mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/14 |
Country Style, U.S.A. #2916mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/15 |
Country Style, U.S.A., 1954, roll 416mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/16 |
Country Style, U.S.A., 1957-1977, reel 116mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/17 |
Country Style, U.S.A., 1960, reel 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/18 |
Country Style, U.S.A., reel 316mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/19 |
Cowboy Canteen, 1944: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Directed by Lew Landers; Featuring Roy Acuff and Jimmy Wakely |
| Film F-20483/20 |
Cowboy Canteen, 1944: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Directed by Lew Landers; Featuring Roy Acuff and Jimmy Wakely |
| Film F-20483/21 |
Deep South16mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/22 |
Echo Ranch, "Red River Dance"16mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/23 |
The Fargo Phantom, 195016mm motion picture film 800 feet Directed by Will Cowan; Featuring Tex Williams, Smokey Rogers, Deuce Spriggins |
| Film F-20483/24 |
Feudin' Rhythm, 1949: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Produced by Colbert Clark; Directed by Edward Bernds; Featuring Eddy Arnold, Gloria Henry, and Kirby Grant |
| Film F-20483/25 |
Feudin' Rhythm, 1949: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Produced by Colbert Clark; Directed by Edward Bernds; Featuring Eddy Arnold, Gloria Henry, and Kirby Grant |
| Film F-20483/26 |
Grand Old Opry: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/27 |
Grand Old Opry: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/28 |
Grand Old Opry: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/29 |
Grand Old Opry: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet |
| Film F-20483/31 |
His Girl Friday, 1940: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Directed by Howard Hawks; Featuring Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell, and Ralph Bellamy |
| Film F-20483/32 |
His Girl Friday, 1940: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Directed by Howard Hawks; Featuring Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell, and Ralph Bellamy |
| Film F-20483/33 |
Hollywood Barn Dance, 194716mm motion picture film 1600 feet Distributed by Screen Guild Productions; Directed by Bernard B. Ray; Featuring Ernest Tubb, Lori Talbott, and The Texas Troubadours |
| Film F-20483/34 |
Hollywood Barn Dance, 194716mm motion picture film 1600 feet Distributed by Screen Guild Productions; Directed by Bernard B. Ray; Featuring Ernest Tubb, Lori Talbott, and The Texas Troubadours |
| Film F-20483/35 |
Home in San Antone, 1949: reel 216mm motion picture film 200 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Directed by Ray Nazarro; Featuring Roy Acuff, The Smoky Mountain Boys, and The Modernaires |
| Film F-20483/36 |
Ken Darby and the Kingsmen, "Come Where My Love Lies Dreaming"16mm motion picture film 600 feet |
| Film F-20483/37 |
Ken Darby and the Kingsmen, "My Old Kentucky Home"16mm motion picture film 600 feet |
| Film F-20483/38 |
Ken Darby and the Kingsmen, "Nelly Bly"16mm motion picture film 600 feet |
| Film F-20483/39 |
Ken Darby and the Kingsmen, "Old Dogtray"16mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/40 |
Ken Darby and the Kingsmen, "Oldfolks at Home"16mm motion picture film 800 feet |
| Film F-20483/41 |
Kimberley Jim, 1963: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Directed by Emil Nofal; Featuring Jim Reeves, Madeleine Usher, and Clive Parnell |
| Film F-20483/42 |
Kimberley Jim, 1963: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Directed by Emil Nofal; Featuring Jim Reeves, Madeleine Usher, and Clive Parnell |
| Film F-20483/43 |
Night Train To Memphis, 1946: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Directed by Lesley Selander; Featuring Roy Acuff, Roy Acuff's Smoky Mountain Boys, and Allan Lane |
| Film F-20483/44 |
Night Train To Memphis, 1946: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Directed by Lesley Selander; Featuring Roy Acuff, Roy Acuff's Smoky Mountain Boys, and Allan Lane |
| Film F-20483/45 |
Nobody's Darlin, 1943: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Directed by Anthony Mann; Featuring Mary Lee, Louis Calhern, and Gladys George |
| Film F-20483/46 |
Nobody's Darlin, 1943: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Directed by Anthony Mann; Featuring Mary Lee, Louis Calhern, and Gladys George |
| Film F-20483/47 |
The Peco's Pistol, 194916mm motion picture film 1600 feet Directed by Will Cowan; Featuring Tex Williams, Smokey Rogers, and Deuce Spriggins |
| Film F-20483/48 |
Prairie Pirates, 194916mm motion picture film 400 feet Released by Universal Pictures; Directed by Will Cowan; Featuring Tex Williams, Smokey Rogers, and Deuce Spriggins |
| Film F-20483/49 |
Smokey Mountain Melody, 1948: reel 1 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Directed by Ray Nazarro; Featuring Roy Acuff, Guinn "Big Boy" Williams, and Russell Arms |
| Film F-20483/50 |
Smokey Mountain Melody, 1948: reel 2 of 216mm motion picture film 1600 feet Released by Columbia Pictures Corp.; Directed by Ray Nazarro; Featuring Roy Acuff, Guinn "Big Boy" Williams, and Russell Arms |
| Film F-20483/51 |
Songs of the West, 194616mm motion picture film 400 feet Released by Castle Films, inc.; Featuring Carson Robinson and his Bucharoos, Dick Thomas, and Gus Van |
| Film F-20483/52 |
When It's Springtime in the Rockies, 194116mm motion picture film 400 feet Originally distributed by Soundies Distributing Corporation of America; Featuring Carson Robinson and his Buckaroos |
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Series 3. Video, 1933-1954 and undated.
Arrangement: Alphabetical.
Processing information: Titles compiled from SFC database.
Master videotape dubs created by Bear Family Records in the 1980s and 1990s. The date of the content ranges from the 1930s to 1950s.
| Videotape VT-20483/1 |
6 Assorted Soundies, 1940sU-Matic Includes "At A Little Country Tavern," "Nothing But Romance," "Fandangled," "Little Lost Dog," "Apples Don't Grow on a Lilac Tree," and "Bonnie Annie Laurie" |
| Videotape VT-20483/2 |
9 Assorted B/W Soundies, 1940sU-Matic Includes "Take the A Train" (The Delta Rhythm Boys), "Your Feet's Too Big" (Fats Waller), "Take Me Back Baby" (Count Basie Orchestra), "Music with Spice, Oh Johnny" (Gertrude Niesen), "The Whistler's Mother-in-Law," "Take me Back to my Boots and Saddle," "El Rancho Grande," and "Love Turns Winter to Spring" |
| Videotape VT-20483/3 |
10 Assorted SoundiesU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/4 |
11 Assorted Musical Shorts, 1950sU-Matic Includes "Barbara Allen," "Smonbrerita Mia," "Russian Revels," "Stormy Weather," "I'll be Walking with my Honey," "I Never Knew," "I'll See You In My Dreams," "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans," "Moonlight Becomes You," "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," and "Johnny Reb" |
| Videotape VT-20483/5 |
11 Assorted SoundiesU-Matic Includes Johnny Messner in "Hit the Road and The Sunny Side of the Street," The Kind Sisters in "Divorce me C.O.D.," The Mills Brothers and Dorothy Dandridge in "Paper Doll," Carson Robinson and His Buckaroos in "Carry Me Back to the Lone Prairie," Dick Thomas in "Where the Mountains Meet the Sky," Gus Van in "I'm an Old Cowhand," "Dancing in a Harem," "At Your Service," John Beekman in "Delilah," and "Rhumba Amalia" |
| Videotape VT-20483/6 |
11 Western Soundies, 1940sU-Matic Includes "Carry Me Back to the Lone Prarie," "Texas Song," "When Payday Rolls Around," "Go West Young Man," "Strawberry Road," "Deep in the Heart of Texas," "Which Way Did They Go," "Tulsa Trot," "Thank You," "I Didn't Know the Gun Was Loaded," and "I've Been Down in Texas" |
| Videotape VT-20483/7 |
12 Assorted SoundiesU-Matic Includes "At A Little Country Tavern," "Nothing But Romance," "Fandangled," "Little Lost Dog," "Apples Don't Grow on a Lilac Tree," and "Bonnie Annie Laurie" |
| Videotape VT-20483/8 |
15 Assorted Hillbilly and Western Songs, 1940sU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/9 |
17 SoundiesU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/10 |
21 Snader Telescriptions in B/WU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/11 |
76 Trombones, 1940-1948U-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/12 |
Bob Wills Snader Telescript TV show, 1950-1951U-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/13 |
The Caravan Trail, 1946U-Matic Directed by Robert Emmett Tansey; Featuring Eddie Dean, Lash La Rue, and Emmett Lynn |
| Videotape VT-20483/14 |
Footlight Varieties, 1951U-Matic Includes "Confidence" (directed by D.W. Griffith), "Radio City Revels" (directed by Benjamin Stoloff), and "He Forgot to Remember" |
| Videotape VT-20483/15 |
I'll Be Suing You, 1934; A Bundle of Blues, 1933U-Matic I'll Be Suing You released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM), directed by Gus Meins, and featuring Thelma Todd, Patsy Kelly, and Benny Baker; A Bundle of Blues released by Paramount Pictures, directed by Fred Waller, and featuring Duke Ellington, Ivie Anderson, and Florence Hill |
| Videotape VT-20483/16 |
Jimmy Wakely's Jamboree, 1954U-Matic Directed by Will Cowan; Featuring Jimmy Wakely, Johnny Bond, and Noel Boggs |
| Videotape VT-20483/17 |
Kingdom of the Sea, "Playground by the Sea"U-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/18 |
Ma and Pa Kettle Go To Town, 1950: tape 1 of 2U-Matic Released by Universal Pictures; Directed by Charles Lamont; Featuring Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride, and Richard Long |
| Videotape VT-20483/19 |
Ma and Pa Kettle Go To Town, 1950: tape 2 of 2U-Matic Released by Universal Pictures; Directed by Charles Lamont; Featuring Marjorie Main, Percy Kilbride, and Richard Long |
| Videotape VT-20483/20 |
Maids and MusicU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/21 |
Mississippi Rhythm, 1949U-Matic Directed by Derwin Abrahams; Featuring Jimmie Davis, Veda Ann Borg, and Lee "Lasses" White |
| Videotape VT-20483/37 |
Reap the HarvestU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/22 |
Red Nichols: 5 Soundies; Bob Wills: 6 Soundies. 1950sU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/23 |
Riverboat Rhythm, 1946: tape 1 of 2U-Matic Released by RKO Radio Pictures; Directed by Leslie Goodwins; Featuring Leon Errol, Glen Vernon, and Walter Catlett |
| Videotape VT-20483/24 |
Riverboat Rhythm, 1946: tape 2 of 2U-Matic Released by RKO Radio Pictures; Directed by Leslie Goodwins; Featuring Leon Errol, Glen Vernon, and Walter Catlett |
| Videotape VT-20483/25 |
San Antone Ambush, 1949U-Matic Directed by Philip Ford; Featuring Monte Hale, Bette Daniels, and Paul Hurst |
| Videotape VT-20483/26 |
The Singing Cowboys or The Happy Ranch Boys, 1933U-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/27 |
Songs of the WestU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/28 |
Soundies: "Delta Rhythm Boys Fats Waller and Count Basie", "Brideless Groom," and "Three Stooges"U-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/29 |
Southward Ho!, 1939U-Matic Directed by Joseph Kane; Featuring Roy Rogers, Lynne Roberts, and George "Gabby" Hayes |
| Videotape VT-20483/30 |
Spike Jones and His City SlickersU-Matic |
| Videotape VT-20483/31 |
Strictly in the Groove, 1942U-Matic Directed by Vernon Keays; Featuring Mary Healy, Leon Errol, and Richard Davies |
| Videotape VT-20483/32 |
Strictly in the Groove, 1942U-Matic Directed by Vernon Keays; Featuring Mary Healy, Leon Errol, and Richard Davies |
| Videotape VT-20483/33 |
Three in the Saddle, 1945U-Matic Directed by Harry L. Fraser; Featuring Tex Ritter, Dave O'Brien, and Guy Wilkerson |
| Videotape VT-20483/34 |
The Tim McCoy television show plus 10 film clips, 1950U-Matic Includes film clips of Jim Newill, Gene Autry, Phil Harris, The Milo Twins, Tex Ritter, Buster Crabbe, and Shirley Temple |
| Videotape VT-20483/35 |
Under California Stars, 1948: tape 1 of 2U-Matic Directed by William Witney; Featuring Roy Rogers, Trigger, and Jane Frazee |
| Videotape VT-20483/36 |
Under California Stars, 1948: tape 2 of 2U-Matic Directed by William Witney; Featuring Roy Rogers, Trigger, and Jane Frazee |
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