CD-Charts Position 1

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Road To Zanzibar/Road To Morocco/Road To Singapore

starring: Bing Crosby, Charles Coburn, Bob Hope, Anthony Quinn, Dorothy Lamour
directed by: David Butler, Victor Schertzinger

Release Date June 04, 2007

CD-Charts Position 2

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On the Road With Bob Hope and Bing Crosby: The Franchise Collection (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Anthony Quinn, Dona Drake
directed by: David Butler, Hal Walker, Victor Schertzinger

Release Date May 04, 2004

CD-Charts Position 3
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Road To - The Complete Collection

starring: Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour
directed by: Victor Schertzinger, David Butler, Hal Walker

Release Date October 03, 2005
The films are fine, but there were seven Road To... films, not four: Singapore, Zanzibar, Morocco, Utopia, Rio, and Bali, and Hong Kong. The individual films are available second-hand on Amazon, so you can probably get the complete set more cheaply by buying them individually.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Road To Singapore [1940]

starring: Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour, Bob Hope, Charles Coburn, Anthony Quinn
directed by: Victor Schertzinger

Release Date October 02, 2006
The films are fine, but there were seven Road To... films, not four: Singapore, Zanzibar, Morocco, Utopia, Rio, and Bali, and Hong Kong. The individual films are available second-hand on Amazon, so you can probably get the complete set more cheaply by buying them individually.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Bob Hope Tribute Collection (The Road Show Series) (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Anthony Quinn, Dona Drake
directed by: David Butler, Hal Walker, Victor Schertzinger

Release Date March 05, 2002
The films are fine, but there were seven Road To... films, not four: Singapore, Zanzibar, Morocco, Utopia, Rio, and Bali, and Hong Kong. The individual films are available second-hand on Amazon, so you can probably get the complete set more cheaply by buying them individually.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Rhythm on the Range/Rhythm on the River (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Bing Crosby, Frances Farmer, Bob Burns, Martha Raye, Samuel S. Hinds
directed by: Norman Taurog, Victor Schertzinger

Release Date May 06, 2003
The films are fine, but there were seven Road To... films, not four: Singapore, Zanzibar, Morocco, Utopia, Rio, and Bali, and Hong Kong. The individual films are available second-hand on Amazon, so you can probably get the complete set more cheaply by buying them individually.

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Mikado [1939] (NTSC)

starring: Kenny Baker, John Barclay, Martyn Green, Sydney Granville, Gregory Stroud
directed by: Victor Schertzinger

Release Date December 22, 1998
This film starts with a peculiar way of telling the story. Instead of the usual chorus of Japanese Gentlemen "in attitudes queer and quaint" we are treated to a little pantomime of Nanki Poo (Baker) quitting the Mikado's court because he has been betrothed to Katisha. He then proceeds to play a (bamboo)tombone in the town band whilst Koko (the tailor tutned executioner) flirts with his wards. Baker also treats us to a verse of Yum Yum's song (The sun whose rays...) as he serenades her a la Romeo and Juliet whilst she hides behind a paper window. Only on re-enetring the town does the film actually start to follow the operetta. Baker was a Californian and was a film industry choice rather than using a D'Oyly Carte lead. Geoffrey Toye's production ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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AMC Movies: James Cagney Classics (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: James Cagney, Evelyn Daw, William Frawley, Mona Barrie, Gene Lockhart
directed by: Victor Schertzinger, Frank Lloyd, H.C. Potter, John G. Blystone

Release Date November 25, 2003
This film starts with a peculiar way of telling the story. Instead of the usual chorus of Japanese Gentlemen "in attitudes queer and quaint" we are treated to a little pantomime of Nanki Poo (Baker) quitting the Mikado's court because he has been betrothed to Katisha. He then proceeds to play a (bamboo)tombone in the town band whilst Koko (the tailor tutned executioner) flirts with his wards. Baker also treats us to a verse of Yum Yum's song (The sun whose rays...) as he serenades her a la Romeo and Juliet whilst she hides behind a paper window. Only on re-enetring the town does the film actually start to follow the operetta. Baker was a Californian and was a film industry choice rather than using a D'Oyly Carte lead. Geoffrey Toye's production ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Birth of the Blues/Blue Skies (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Joan Caulfield, Billy De Wolfe, Olga San Juan
directed by: Mark Sandrich, Stuart Heisler, Victor Schertzinger

Release Date May 06, 2003
This film starts with a peculiar way of telling the story. Instead of the usual chorus of Japanese Gentlemen "in attitudes queer and quaint" we are treated to a little pantomime of Nanki Poo (Baker) quitting the Mikado's court because he has been betrothed to Katisha. He then proceeds to play a (bamboo)tombone in the town band whilst Koko (the tailor tutned executioner) flirts with his wards. Baker also treats us to a verse of Yum Yum's song (The sun whose rays...) as he serenades her a la Romeo and Juliet whilst she hides behind a paper window. Only on re-enetring the town does the film actually start to follow the operetta. Baker was a Californian and was a film industry choice rather than using a D'Oyly Carte lead. Geoffrey Toye's production ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Treasures from American Film Archives, Vol. 3 [2007]

starring: Lina Basquette, Marie Prevost, Tom Keene, Noah Beery, Eddie Quillan
directed by: Cecil B. DeMille, Lois Weber, Phillips Smalley, Victor Schertzinger, William Desmond Taylor

Release Date October 16, 2007
This film starts with a peculiar way of telling the story. Instead of the usual chorus of Japanese Gentlemen "in attitudes queer and quaint" we are treated to a little pantomime of Nanki Poo (Baker) quitting the Mikado's court because he has been betrothed to Katisha. He then proceeds to play a (bamboo)tombone in the town band whilst Koko (the tailor tutned executioner) flirts with his wards. Baker also treats us to a verse of Yum Yum's song (The sun whose rays...) as he serenades her a la Romeo and Juliet whilst she hides behind a paper window. Only on re-enetring the town does the film actually start to follow the operetta. Baker was a Californian and was a film industry choice rather than using a D'Oyly Carte lead. Geoffrey Toye's production ... Read More: