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The MGM/UA version was subsequently released as a stand-alone, and appears to be still in print. I have both it and the Legend version, and to my eyes, the MGM is superior, sharper and with a better grayscale range, obviously taken from a good-quality 35mm element. The Legend is also from some kind ...

Richard M Roberts wrote:It seems to happen only when I've quoted longer posts, like when I was quoting Birchard's long-winded stuff.

I just tried it with that post, both quoting in full and also copying and pasting quotes, and the editor behaved OK for me.

Hey Gang, When I post a reply with a quote attached to this website, I'm having trouble typing in a response. The message jumps up and down as I type, and the hilighting to cut and paste seems to be a bit uncontrollable. Is anyone else having this problem with this site, or is it my computer? It on...

Is the mystery man dressed identically in all the photos - perhaps indicating a one-off visit by a outsider and/or acquaintance - or does his garb vary, as would someone's who visited the production over time as a matter of course?

Deepdiscount.com has the three disc blu-ray at 13.99....it is, of course, out of stock. That lasted about an hour. Price is back to $39 and change. All the major retailers, both brick-and-mortar and online seem to follow each other around on high-profile items like this. At Amazon the Oz 3-discer i...

Interesting theme music for the series: Spike Jones' rendition of "Der Fuehrer's Face."

I've always had a fondness for Chase, even though my familiarity with his work was limited to the usual: his bit in Sons of the Desert, and a few of the commonly-available shorts. I haven't gotten through the whole set, but of what I've seen so far, the commentaries are great at calling attention to...

Bruce Calvert wrote:L-R: Ben Lyon, Raymond Griffith, Director Dimitri Buchowetzki and writer Paul Bern clown around on the set of Lily of the Dust (1924).

A typo, perhaps? That's Ben Lyon on the right with his hands over his ears, no?

Joan Myers wrote:That is so '50s perfect!

More like '20s.

Ed Wood Meets Tim Burton.