Buddy Ebsen

Davy and his partner go to the Alamo and New Orleans. Edited from the original TV version.

Features timeless Christmas-themed episodes from shows viewers grew up with, but never outgrew.

Explores the moral dilemma of responsibility for the prison camp in Andersonville, Ga., where 14,000 Union soldiers lost their lives during the Civil War.

Six episodes of the television comedy about the Clampett family. "While living a simple, rural lifestyle in the country, Jed Clampett and his family never expected their daily routine to change very much. But when Jed accidentally strikes oil on his land, he and his family become overnight millionaires! Wanting to make the most of their new wealth, they move to Beverly Hills. And it doesn't take very long before these down to earth folks clash...

Includes 9 episodes from season 1 (1962) of The Beverly hillbillies television program.

"Jed is still a kind and sensible man with his millions. Things happen around him without his knowing it. Granny is an excentric who still thinks she knows how to deal with every situation. Elly May is still beautiful and naive. Jethro is Jed's nephew who is still as strong as he is dumb. Mr. Drysdale is the greedy banker who will do anything to keep the Clampett money in his bank." --

"Three holiday favorites from the golden era of classic comedy television. Spend your Xmas with the Beverly Hillbillies, Red Skelton, and Jack Benny."--Container.

Nine episodes of the television comedy about the Clampetts, Ozark Mountain people who move to Beverly Hills after discovering oil in their front yard. There they receive special treatment from Milburn Drysdale, their banker, who finds them a house next door to his own so he can look after them and attempt to "civilize" them.