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LOG IN Forgot Login? Register General Discussion • Trading Post • Non-Film Score Discussion  Profile • Preferences • Community Rules • Help/Contact • Search Board Search Terms:  Search Within:  topics posts since 2019 2018 posts 2017 posts 2016 posts 2015 posts 2014 posts 2013 posts 2012 posts 2011 posts 2010 posts 2009 posts 2008 posts 2007 posts 2006 posts 2005 posts 2004 posts 2003 posts 2002 posts 2001 posts 2000 posts users  search tips  You must log in or register to post.   Go to page:  1 2 3 4      General Discussion: DVDs containing overtures, entractes or exit music     1 2 3    NEXT   LAST   Last Post   Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 3:03 PM     By:   The CinemaScope Cat   (Member) I'm certain this has been done before (albeit not recently) but I'm trying to make a definitive list of DVDs which replicate the "Roadshow" experience (though many were not actually Roadshows) and contain either an overture, intermission/entracte, exit music or any combination thereof. So far I have these but any additions/corrections would be welcome: The Adventurers (1970): Intermission Agony And The Ecstasy (1965): Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Around The World In 80 Days (1956): Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Barry Lyndon (1975): Intermission Battle Of The Bulge (1965): Overture, Intermission, Exit Music Ben-Hur (1959): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Best Foot Forward (1943): Overture, Exit Music The Bible (1966): Intermission, Entracte Big Trail (1930): Exit Music Billy Rose's Jumbo (1962): Overture Black Hole (1979): Overture Blue Max (1966): Intermission, Entracte Boy Friend (1971): Intermission, Exit Music Camelot (1967): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Can-Can (1960): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music The Cardinal (1963): Intermission, Entracte Cheyenne Autumn (1964): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968): Intermission, Entracte Cleopatra (1963): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music The Cowboys (1972): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Dancer In The Dark (2000): Overture Darling Lili (1970): Overture, Exit Music Dial M For Murder (1954): Intermission Diary Of Anne Frank (1959): Overture, Intermission, Exit Music Doctor Dolittle (1967): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Doctor Zhivago (1965): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Duel In The Sun (1946): Overture, Exit Music East Of Eden (1955): Overture El Cid (1961): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Fall Of The Roman Empire (1964): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Fantasia (1940): Intermission Far From The Madding Crowd (1967): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Fiddler On The Roof (1971): Entracte Finian's Rainbow (1968): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music For Whom The Bell Tolls (1943): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Funny Girl (1968): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Gandhi (1982): Intermission, Entracte Giant (1956): Exit Music Godfather Part II (1974): Intermission Gone With The Wind (1939): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Goodbye Mr. Chips (1969): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Grand Prix (1966): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Great Race (1965): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Great Ziegfeld (1936): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Greatest Story Ever Told (1965): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Hallelujah Trail (1965): Overture, Intermission, Exit Music Hamlet (1996): Intermission Happiest Millionaire (1967): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Heaven's Gate (1980): Intermission, Entracte Helen Of Troy (1956): Overture Hello Dolly (1969): Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Hell's Angels (1930): Intermission, Entracte High Society (1956): Overture Hondo (1953): Intermission House Of Wax (1953): Intermission How The West Was Won (1962): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music How To Marry A Millionaire (1953): Overture Ice Station Zebra (1968): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Iceman Cometh (1970): Intermission Is Paris Burning? (1966): Overture, Intermission, Entracte It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Jeremiah Johnson (1972): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Judgment At Nuremburg (1961): Overture, Exit Music Khartoum (1966): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music King And I (1956): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music King Kong (1933): Overture King Of Kings (1961): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Kingdom Of Heaven (2005): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Lagaan: Once Upon A Time In India (2001): Intermission Lawrence Of Arabia (1962): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Man Of La Mancha (1972): Overture Marie Antoinette (1938): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Mary, Queen Of Scots (1971): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Midsummer Night's Dream (1935): Overture, Intermission, Exit Music The Moonlighter (1953): Intermission Mutiny On the Bounty (1962): Overture, Intermission, Entracte My Fair Lady (1964): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Nicholas And Alexandra (1971): Intermission, Entracte Oklahoma! (1955): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Oliver! (1968): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Once Upon A Time In America (1984): Intermission Othello (1965): Intermission Paint Your Wagon (1969): Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Patton (1970): Intermission, Entracte Quo Vadis (1951): Overture, Exit Music Red Beard (1965): Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Reds (1981): Intermission Ryan's Daughter (1970): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Samson And Delilah (1949): Overture, Exit Music Sand Pebbles (1966): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Scrooge (1970): Overture, Exit Music Seven Samurai (1954): Intermission Shoes Of The Fisherman (1968): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Since You Went Away (1944): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Song Of Bernadette (1943): Exit Music Sound Of Music (1965): Intermission, Entracte South Pacific (1958): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Spartacus (1960): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Spellbound (1945): Overture, Exit Music Star (1968): Overture, Exit Music Star Is Born (1954): Intermission Star Trek (1979): Overture Sweet Charity (1969): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Ten Commandments (1956): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music That's Entertainment (1974): Overture This Is The Army (1943): Overture, Exit Music Thoroughly Modern Millie (1967): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines (1965): Intermission, Entracte Three Coins In The Fountain (1954): Overture (the Frank Sinatra song) Tora Tora Tora (1970): Intermission, Entracte 2001 A Space Odyssey (1968): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Unsinkable Molly Brown (1964): Overture, Exit Music West Side Story (1961): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf (1966): Exit Music Wild Rovers (1971): Overture, Intermission, Entracte Wings (1927): Overture, Intermission Woodstock (1970): Intermission Young Winston (1972): Overture, Intermission, Entracte, Exit Music Ziegfeld Follies (1946): Overture, Exit Music    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 3:07 PM     By:   Frank Vincent   (Member) Star Trek: The Motion Picture: Overture    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 3:10 PM     By:   paul rossen   (Member) Ben-Hur does not have any exit music. Spartacus does have exit music. Fall of the Roman Empire has a short 'overture'. Judgment at Nuremberg as originally shown does have an intermission and entr'acte but not on the dvd I assume. Diary of Anne Frank no longer has the intermission break with music.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 3:43 PM     By:   The CinemaScope Cat   (Member) Paul, thanks for the corrections on Ben-Hur, Spartacus and Fall Of The Roman Empire which I've made. I did know that the entracte following the intermission has been eliminated from Anne Frank which is why I just have "overture, intermission, exit music". Re: Judgment At Nuremburg, yes the intermission and entracte are eliminated from the DVD version. Similarly Star! had an intermission/entracte which isn't duplicated on the DVD transfer (though I believe the laser disc included it). Frank, thanks for the info on Star Trek. I don't have the DVD (not a fan of the film) but I don't recall an overture when I saw it in theaters. Love the Goldsmith score though (who doesn't?).    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 4:18 PM     By:   lexedo   (Member) This is absolutely amazing. Thanks. My very first "film score list" was exactly this!!! How exciting. Problem is, mine is sorted by year, not alphabetically. So, it will take a bit for me to check my list against yours. But one I didn't see was Three Coins in the Fountain. Another was Raintree County. And perhaps also The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, an excellent FSM release BTW. I have some "borderline" entries too. Something like Raging Bull, whereby the "intermezzo" is really late 50s home movies shown to Mascagni. Doubt I'll have much time to look at this for a few months, but great post dude.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 4:23 PM     By:   FredF   (Member) Ridley Scott's directors cut of Kingdom of Heaven has an overture and int'act music.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 4:23 PM     By:   Gary S.   (Member) The laserdisc of The Alamo director's cut has both the Overture and entr'acte music. A pity they have never been able to get that on dvd or blu ray as of yet.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 4:34 PM     By:   lexedo   (Member) The laserdisc of The Alamo director's cut has both the Overture and entr'acte music. A pity they have never been able to get that on dvd or blu ray as of yet. I have The Alamo in my list. And mentioning DT, I also had Giant, but I am not sure why. I swear I saw it when I was younger (like in the early 80s) w an intermission. My Giant DVD definitely doesn't have an intermission. That's alot of movie w no intermission.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 4:35 PM     By:   The CinemaScope Cat   (Member) But one I didn't see was Three Coins in the Fountain. Another was Raintree County. And perhaps also The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, an excellent FSM release BTW. Raintree Country and Wonderful World Of The Brothers Grimm have not been released on DVD to date so that's why they aren't on the list. I believe the laser disc of Raintree has the overture, intermission and entracte but the laser of Wonderful World Of The Brothers Grimm eliminated the Roadshow trimmings. I never thought of Three Coins In The Fountain as having an overture but you know, you're right. I suppose the Frank Sinatra song before the actual main titles could be seen as an overture.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:08 PM     By:   Jim Doherty   (Member) I just wanted to point out that KING KONG (1933) did not really have an overture. Yes, I know there is on the DVD, however, this is not an overture used in 1933. As many of us know, four 78RPM sides exist from Steiner's KONG score (which can be found within the music suite on the Rhino KONG CD): A Boat in the Fog, Jungle Dance, The Aeroplane, and Finale. Somewhere along the way, possibly in the 1970s, some enterprising film collector took pieces of those four selections, edited them in an "overture," and had it transferred to 16mm film to tack onto the beginning of his print of the film. 16mm copies would turn up for sale from time to time in film collectors' periodicals. I am not slighting the originator of this post for including in the list, but I did want to make it clear that this was not something that was heard by 1933 theatre audiences; it was a contrivance of a much later date. It always irked me that the WB/Turner DVD did not make this clear. Now that I've got that out of my system, I will say that your list is impressive. If I come across any unmentioned examples, I'll let you know.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:13 PM     By:   lexedo   (Member) But one I didn't see was Three Coins in the Fountain. Another was Raintree County. And perhaps also The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, an excellent FSM release BTW. Raintree Country and Wonderful World Of The Brothers Grimm have not been released on DVD to date so that's why they aren't on the list. I believe the laser disc of Raintree has the overture, intermission and entracte but the laser of Wonderful World Of The Brothers Grimm eliminated the Roadshow trimmings. I never thought of Three Coins In The Fountain as having an overture but you know, you're right. I suppose the Frank Sinatra song before the actual main titles could be seen as an overture. Oh yeah, DVDs. "All those years of college down the drain..." Sorry about that. I was overcome with excitement when I saw the thread title. Duh.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:16 PM     By:   joec   (Member) The laserdisc of The Alamo director's cut has both the Overture and entr'acte music. A pity they have never been able to get that on dvd or blu ray as of yet. Same situation with HAWAII    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:28 PM     By:   lexedo   (Member) The laserdisc of The Alamo director's cut has both the Overture and entr'acte music. A pity they have never been able to get that on dvd or blu ray as of yet. Same situation with HAWAII I had the same noted for the 1776 LD.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:30 PM     By:   The CinemaScope Cat   (Member) Thanks for the background on King Kong, Jim. There are a few other contentious titles on the list. The first DVD release of The King And I has an overture, intermission, entracte and exit music. But there is reason to believe it was never released theatrically with any of those nor was it ever intended to be. At least in the United States, perhaps overseas saw it that way. The second release on DVD of The King And I eliminated the "Roadshow" trimmings. I know my old laser disc of Where Eagles Dare (1968) had an intermission and entracte which isn't duplicated on the DVD. The intermission and entracte on the West Side Story DVD is optional and one needs to click on which version you want to see. It was never intended to have an intermission but since it was a Roadshow, United Artists give first run theaters the option of having an intermission should they choose do to so.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:46 PM     By:   lexedo   (Member) Hey Cat - What about Mary Poppins 1964? That's really the only other one I see that would have a DVD. Did 1984 have a DVD? I have some older entries for 1930s-ish musicals (Gold Diggers of Broadway, Showboat, Vienese Nights), but these aren't on DVD. Really great thread.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:49 PM     By:   joec   (Member) Thanks for the background on King Kong, Jim. There are a few other contentious titles on the list. The first DVD release of The King And I has an overture, intermission, entracte and exit music. But there is reason to believe it was never released theatrically with any of those nor was it ever intended to be. At least in the United States, perhaps overseas saw it that way. The second release on DVD of The King And I eliminated the "Roadshow" trimmings. I know my old laser disc of Where Eagles Dare (1968) had an intermission and entracte which isn't duplicated on the DVD. The intermission and entracte on the West Side Story DVD is optional and one needs to click on which version you want to see. It was never intended to have an intermission but since it was a Roadshow, United Artists give first run theaters the option of having an intermission should they choose do to so. The KING AND I musical attachments were created for a 1961 70mm roadshow re-release. They were not part of the original 1956 release.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 5:52 PM     By:   joec   (Member) Hey Cat - What about Mary Poppins 1964? That's really the only other one I see that would have a DVD. Did 1984 have a DVD? I have some older entries for 1930s-ish musicals (Gold Diggers of Broadway, Showboat, Vienese Nights), but these aren't on DVD. Really great thread. Recent restorations of JAZZ SINGER (1927) & MAMMY (1930) contain Overtures and exit music on their DVDs.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 6:04 PM     By:   James Corry   (Member) Similarly, the theatrical release of "Helen Of Troy" (originally 1956) never had an overture either...... J.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 6:06 PM     By:   The CinemaScope Cat   (Member) I can't believe I left off Doctor Zhivago and Wild Rovers off my list and have added them. Lexedo, Mary Poppins doesn't have any Roadshow trimmings on my DVD. I'm not sure it did theatrically either though some have claimed there was an overture in some of its first run engagements. Joec, thanks for the clarification on the King And I attachments.    Posted:   May 13, 2013 - 6:33 PM     By:   joec   (Member) SCROOGE also has exit music. TOM SAWYER 1973 laser has Overture & Exit music, not sure about the DVD. GUYS & DOLLS 1956 had exit music on laser editions, however this was excluded from all dvd releases. SWEET CHARITY had exit music included on its laser release, but was excluded from the DVD.     General Discussion: DVDs containing overtures, entractes or exit music    < 1 2 3  > >>  Go to page:  1 2 3 4   First Post    General Discussion • Trading Post • Non-Film Score Discussion  Profile • Preferences • Community Rules • Help/Contact • Search Board You must log in or register to post.   Go to page:  1 2 3 4

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