Boy Friend, The TV-Western

Boy Friend, The TV-WesternThe star has injured an ankle, but the show and inexperienced stage assistant Polly Browne must go on. Break a leg, kid. And don't let the presence of Hollywood director and talent scout Mr. De Thrill add any pressure. And so begins this colorful tale of theater hopefuls with stars in their eyes and greasepaint in their veins, a work that, under the guidance of director Ken Russell, is not just an affectionate filmization of Sandy Wilson's London

But there's also plenty of time to play pranks

The stars come out - and so does the excitement - when the Night Moves

it was hailed as an "instant classic" by Joe Morgenstern of The Wall Street Journal

Fay Bainter's Oscar®-winning* performance and William Wyler's vivid direction

and more awkward for them both

Bohemian to the core

Doris Day plays Martha

with the complete text of the original book in tiny type making up the journal lines

the helpful Jack O'Lantern and a frisky broomstick that takes them on the ride of their afterlife

forcing Calvin and our crew to come together to not only save the shop

A boy bellhop braves death at the hands of the SS to spy for the resistance in the name of his father

A classic that's as integral a part of Christmas as lighted trees and mistletoe