Everybody Sing (MOD) Hedwig

Everybody Sing (MOD) HedwigBooted out of boarding school for singing Mendelssohn in swing time, young Judy Bellaire returns to her wacky theatrical family and finds them teetering on the brink of ruin. Judy's brainstorm: put on a show starring herself and the family servants. Not the soundest financial decision perhaps unless Judy is played by Judy Garland and the servants are Allan Jones and Fanny Brice. Judy shows great promise of stardom in this effervescent 1938 musical,

Will Howard and Bernadette's growing family reach critical mass

Wipe Clean

Orthanc Tower

director of such classics as Rebel Without a Cause

although it is not strictly a sequel

Preston Sturges conquered Broadway

Made from 73% cotton

A traveler seeks adventure

Next we move through the Fifties hitting on all cylinders whether its feuding in the west (Feudin' Fools) or racing to the roar of the crowd (Jalopy) as Huntz Hall moves up to headliner status (Paris Playboys) before bidding a fond farewell to beloved Bernard Gorcey (Louie Dumbrowski) who died suddenly after completing Dig That Uranium

and of course Clarence

John Sturges (The Great Escape) directs a revealing-for-the-era procedural about a Boston cop (Ricardo Montalban) solving a whodunit with the help of a Harvard forensic expert (Bruce Bennett)

Christopher Lee dons the cape for the sixth time and seeks out fresh victims