Lisa's Nostalgia Cafe--1940s Movies & Theater


1940 Fantasia The Philadelphia Story His Girl Friday Rebecca The Grapes Of Wrath Kitty Foyle Road To Singapore Strike Up The Band Pinocchio Broadway Melody Of 1940 1941 Citizen Kane The Maltese Falcon Dumbo How Green Was My Valley Meet John Doe Buck Privates Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde Babes On Broadway The Little Foxes 1942 Casablanca Bambi The Magnificent Ambersons Mrs. Miniver The Pride Of The Yankees Holiday Inn Road To Morocco Yankee Doodle Dandy Sullivan's Travels Woman Of The Year 1943 Song Of Bernadette Phantom Of The Opera Lassie Come Home Cabin In The Sky Girl Crazy Du Barry Was A Lady My Friend Flicka The Ox-Bow Incident 1944 Arsenic & Old Lace Double Indemnity Laura To Have & Have Not Meet Me In St. Louis Jane Eyre The Miracle Of Morgan's Creek Going My Way National Velvet Since You Went Away Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo	1945 Spellbound The Lost Weekend Mildred Pierce A Tree Grows In Brooklyn The Bells Of St. Mary's Anchors Aweigh State Fair God Is My Co-Pilot 1946 It's A Wonderful Life The Big Sleep The Best Years Of Our Lives Song Of The South Great Expectations Ziegfeld Follies The Postman Always Rings Twice The Harvey Girls Road To Utopia 1947 Miracle On 34th Street Dark Passage The Ghost & Mrs. Muir The Bachelor & The Bobby-Soxer The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty Road To Rio Life With Father The Farmer's Daughter 1948 The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre Rope Key Largo Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein The Red Shoes Hamlet A Date With Judy Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House Easter Parade 1949 The Third Man Adam's Rib She Wore A Yellow Ribbon On The Town The Fountainhead The Heiress I Was A Male War Bride Little Women The Inspector General Samson & Delilah Twelve O'Clock High

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Film Sites The Films Of Alfred Hitchcock Those Golden Movie Musicals Bing & Bob Hit The Road The Road To Riches: The "Road" Pictures Andy Hardy Movies Red Ryder Serials About MGM Musicals ======================================== ======================================== ======================================== ======================================== Quotes Here's lookin' at you, kid... --Bogie! (Casablanca) Today (today...today...) I consider myself (myself...myself...) to be the luckiest man (man...man...) on the face of the earth. --Lou Gehrig's famous speech echoes throughout the ballpark, as spoken by Gary Cooper (The Pride Of The Yankees) Read about it! A toast....to my big brother George, the richest man in town. --Harry Bailey's eloquent toast (It's A Wonderful Life) Let's put on a show! --Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and friends	-----	Movie Moments When post office employees bring sacks of mail into the courtroom for Mr. Kringle, we have no choice but to BELIEVE! (Miracle On 34th Street) The pat-a-cake bit that helped Bing Crosby and Bob Hope escape almost every tight spot they got into (The "Road" Pictures) ======================================== ======================================== ======================================== ======================================== Cool Sites Mickey & Judy W. R. Hearst & "Citizen Kane" Remembering "It's A Wonderful Life" ======================================== ======================================== ======================================== ======================================== My YouTube Playlist 1940s Movies


Look To The Rainbow Finian's Rainbow Look To The Rainbow Dance Finian's Rainbow When I'm Not Near The Girl I Love Finian's Rainbow South Pacific Medley South Pacific	-----	How Are Things In Glocca Morra? Finian's Rainbow Something Sort Of Grandish Finian's Rainbow Kansas City Oklahoma!


popular stage productions musicals & revues Porgy & Bess Annie Get Your Gun Kiss Me Kate Cabin In The Sky Brigadoon Carousel Finian's Rainbow Pal Joey Panama Hattie Oklahoma! Lady In The Dark South Pacific Allegro Where's Charley? Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Bloomer Girl This Is The Army High Button Shoes Let's Face It Hellzapoppin' Carmen Jones Beggar's Holiday drama & comedy Arsenic & Old Lace My Sister Eileen Charley's Aunt Othello Born Yesterday Harvey The Glass Menagerie theater links Stage Musicals Of The 1940s Tony Award Archives Internet Broadway Database Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization Ethel Merman in Annie Get Your Gun my YouTube playlist 1940s Stage Productions	stage tidbits *This Is The Army was a Broadway musical extravaganza written by Irving Berlin. The cast consisted of actual servicemen who were professional entertainers in their civilian lives. The show was a big hit and raised millions of dollars for army charities. Following the Broadway engagement, it toured the United States and several foreign countries, and was also made into a film. *Oklahoma! was revolutionary in many ways. Not only did it set the style for a new generation of stage musicals, but it was one of the first shows to truly integrate the plot, songs and dances. Unlike past musicals, the story didn't stop when the lead characters began to sing. The songs and dances actually contributed to and advanced the storyline. The Oklahoma!* original cast album was the first to record the songs exactly as they were heard on stage. The first Tony Awards* were given out in 1947. Og's pot of gold grants an accidental wish, resulting in unusual circumstances for Senator Rawkins in Finian's Rainbow.