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Mazzaschi/Sponaugle DVD Inventory February 3, 2018 Mazzaschi/Sponaugle DVD Inventory February 3, 2018 Number Box/ Title Series Actor/Director Portfolio 1 Portfolio 1 Last of Sheila Sondheim 2 Portfolio 1 West Side Story Sondheim 3 Portfolio 1 Original Cast Album - Company Sondheim 4 Portfolio 1 Company – Concert NY Philharmonic Sondheim 5 Portfolio 1 Sondheim Celebration Sondheim 6 Portfolio 1 Sunday in the Park with George Sondheim 7 Portfolio 1 Dick Tracy Sondheim 8 Portfolio 1 Evening Primrose Sondheim 9 Portfolio 1 Sweeney Todd – Disc One Sondheim Depp 10 Portfolio 1 Sweeney Todd – Disc Two Sondheim Depp 11 Portfolio 1 Sweeney Todd Sondheim 12 Portfolio 1 Mostly Sondheim Sondheim Cook 13 Portfolio 1 Reds – Disc One Sondheim 14 Portfolio 1 Reds – Disc Two Sondheim 15 Portfolio 1 Horse Soldiers Gemmel 16 Portfolio 1 Eagles – Capital Center 17 Portfolio 1 History of the Eagles – Part One 18 Portfolio 1 History of the Eagles – Part Two 19 Portfolio 1 The King of Masks 20 Portfolio 1 Four Little Girls 21 Portfolio 1 Autumn Sonata Bergman 22 Portfolio 1 For Whom the Bell Tolls Bergman 23 Portfolio 1 Anastasia Bergman 24 Portfolio 1 Gaslight Bergman 25 Portfolio 1 Casablanca Bergman, Bogart 26 Portfolio 1 Casablanca – Disc One Bergman, Bogart 27 Portfolio 1 Casablanca – Disc Two Bergman,Bogart 28 Portfolio 1 Putting It Together Sondheim 29 Portfolio 1 Shall We Dance Astaire 30 Portfolio 1 Follow the Fleet Astaire 31 Portfolio 1 Singing in the Rain – Disc One Kelley 32 Portfolio 1 Singing in the Rain – Disc Two Kelley 33 Portfolio 1 Dames 34 Portfolio 1 Swingtime Astaire 35 Portfolio 1 The Barkleys of Broadway Astaire 36 Portfolio 1 Top Hat Astaire 37 Portfolio 1 Footlight Parade 38 Portfolio 1 Gold Diggers of 1933 39 Portfolio 1 The Busby Berkley Disc 40 Portfolio 1 42nd Street 41 Portfolio 1 Gold Diggers of 1935 42 Portfolio 1 Brigadoon Kelley Number Box/ Title Series Actor/Director Portfolio 43 Portfolio 1 Meet Me in St. Louis – Disc One Garland 44 Portfolio 1 Meet Me in St. Louis – Disc Two Garland 45 Portfolio 1 The Band Wagon – Disc One 46 Portfolio 1 The Band Wagon – Disc Two 47 Portfolio 1 Easter Parade – Disc One Astaire, Garland 48 Portfolio 1 Easter Parade – Disc Two Astaire, Garland 49 Portfolio 1 Finnian’s Rainbow Astaire 50 Portfolio 1 High Society 51 Portfolio 1 Bells Are Ringing 52 Portfolio 1 Silk Stockings 53 Portfolio 1 Les Girls 54 Portfolio 1 Broadway Melody of 1940 Astaire 55 Portfolio 1 The Lady Vanishes Hitchcock 56 Portfolio 1 The Farmer’s Wife Hitchcock 57 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes 58 Portfolio 1 The Man Who Knew Too Much Hitchcock 59 Portfolio 1 The Constant Gardiner 60 Portfolio 1 The 39 Steps Hitchcock 61 Portfolio 1 Champions Again Red Sox 62 Portfolio 1 Faith Rewarded Red Sox 63 Portfolio 1 Fever Pitch Red Sox 64 Portfolio 1 World Series 04 Red Sox 65 Portfolio 1 Still, We Believe Red Sox 66 Portfolio 1 100 Years of the World Series 67 Portfolio 1 Impossible to Forget Red Sox 68 Portfolio 1 Impossible to Forget Bonus Disc Red Sox 69 Portfolio 1 Chaplin Mutuals – Volume One Chaplin 70 Portfolio 1 Chaplin’s Essential Comedies – Volume 3 Chaplin 71 Portfolio 1 Chaplin’s Essential Comedies – Volume One Chaplin 72 Portfolio 1 Chaplin’s Essential Comedies – Volume Two Chaplin 73 Portfolio 1 Chaplin Mutuals – Volume Two Chaplin 74 Portfolio 1 Chaplin Mutuals – Volume Three Chaplin 75 Portfolio 1 Chaplin’s Goliath Chaplin 76 Portfolio 1 The Lion in Winter 77 Portfolio 1 Dodge City 78 Portfolio 1 Galapagos Nature 79 Portfolio 1 Captain Blood Flynn 80 Portfolio 1 Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex 81 Portfolio 1 Modern Times – Disc One Chaplin 82 Portfolio 1 Modern Times – Disc Two Chaplin 83 Portfolio 1 Limelight – Disc One Chaplin 84 Portfolio 1 Limelight – Disc Two Chaplin 85 Portfolio 1 The Gold Rush – Disc One Chaplin 86 Portfolio 1 The Gold Rush – Disc Two Chaplin 87 Portfolio 1 The Great Dictator – Disc One Chaplin Number Box/ Title Series Actor/Director Portfolio 88 Portfolio 1 The Great Dictator – Disc Two Chaplin 89 Portfolio 1 Sister Wendy – Disc One Art Sister Wendy 90 Portfolio 1 Sister Wendy – Disc Two Art Sister Wendy 91 Portfolio 1 Sister Wendy – Disc Three Art Sister Wendy 92 Portfolio 1 Sister Wendy – Disc Four Art Sister Wendy 93 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of A Masterpiece – Disc One Art 94 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of A Masterpiece – Disc Two Art 95 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of A Masterpiece – Disc 3 Art 96 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of A Masterpiece – Disc Four Art 97 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of A Masterpiece – Disc Five Art 98 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of A Masterpiece – Disc Six Art 99 Portfolio 1 The Private Life of A Masterpiece – Disc 7 Art 100 Portfolio 1 The Barnes Collection Art 101 Portfolio 1 Hermitage Masterpieces – Disc One Art 102 Portfolio 1 Hermitage Masterpieces – Disc Two Art 103 Portfolio 1 Hermitage Masterpieces – Disc Three Art 104 Portfolio 1 They Died with Their Boots On 105 Portfolio 1 Robin Hood – Disc One Flynn 106 Portfolio 1 Robin Hood – Disc Two Flynn 107 Portfolio 1 Sea Hawk Flynn 108 Portfolio 1 The Adventure of Errol Flynn Flynn 109 Portfolio 1 Casper – Disc Two 110 Portfolio 1 Casper – Disc Three 111 Portfolio 1 Fanny and Alexander 112 Portfolio 1 Fanny and Alexander 113 Portfolio 1 Fanny and Alexander 114 Portfolio 1 Fanny and Alexander 115 Portfolio 1 Fanny and Alexander 116 Portfolio 1 Casper – Disc One 117 Portfolio 1 Blue Planet Nature 118 Portfolio 1 Blue Planet Nature 119 Portfolio 1 Blue Planet Nature 120 Portfolio 1 Blue Planet Nature 121 Portfolio 1 Frozen Planet Nature 122 Portfolio 1 Frozen Planet Nature 123 Portfolio 1 Frozen Planet Nature 124 Portfolio 1 Smiles of a Summer Night Sondheim 125 Portfolio 1 8 and ½ - Disc One Fellini 126 Portfolio 1 8 and ½ - Disc Two Fellini 127 Portfolio 1 De-Lovely 128 Portfolio 1 The Birdcage Sondheim 129 Portfolio 1 Fellowship of the Ring 130 Portfolio 1 Fellowship of the Ring 131 Portfolio 1 Fellowship of the Ring 132 Portfolio 1 Fellowship of the Ring Number Box/ Title Series Actor/Director Portfolio 133 Portfolio 1 Six By Sondheim Sondheim 134 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 135 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 136 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 137 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 138 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 139 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 140 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 141 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 142 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 143 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 144 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 145 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 146 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 147 Portfolio 1 Perry Mason Perry Mason 148 Portfolio 1 Saving Private Ryan 149 Portfolio 1 Cast Away – Disc One 150 Portfolio 1 Cast Away – Disc Two 151 Portfolio 1 The Hours 152 Portfolio 1 Topsy Turvey 153 Portfolio 1 Badder Santa 154 Portfolio 1 It’s A Wonderful Life 155 Portfolio 1 The Conversation 156 Portfolio 1 Miracle on 34th Street 157 Portfolio 1 The Manchurian Candidate 158 Portfolio 1 The Deep 159 Portfolio 1 The Shawshank Redemption – Disc One 160 Portfolio 1 The Shawshank Redemption – Disc Two 161 Portfolio 1 Moulin Rouge! – Disc One 162 Portfolio 1 Moulin Rouge! – Disc Two 163 Portfolio 1 Kill Bill – Volume One 164 Portfolio 1 Kill Bill – Volume Two 165 Portfolio 1 Ultimate Johnny Carson Collection – Disc 1 166 Portfolio 1 Ultimate Johnny Carson Collection – Disc 2 167 Portfolio 1 Ultimate Johnny Carson Collection – Disc 3 168 Portfolio 1 The Godfather - Disc One 169 Portfolio 1 The Godfather - Disc Two 170 Portfolio 1 The Godfather Part II - Disc One 171 Portfolio 1 The Godfather Part II - Disc Two 172 Portfolio 1 The Godfather Part III - Disc One 173 Portfolio 1 Lost Broadway Treasures I 174 Portfolio 1 Lost Broadway Treasures I 175 Portfolio 1 Lost Broadway Treasures III 176 Portfolio 1 Show Business 177 Portfolio 1 A Hard Day’s Night – Disc One Number Box/ Title Series Actor/Director Portfolio 178 Portfolio 1 A Hard Day’s Night – Disc Two 179 Portfolio 1 B’Way – Disc One 180 Portfolio 1 B’Way – Disc Two 181 Portfolio 1 B’Way – Disc Three 182 Portfolio 1 Broadway: The Golden Age 183 Portfolio 1 The Best of Broadway Musicals Ed Sullivan 184 Portfolio 1 The Yellow Submarine 185 Portfolio 1 The Producers 186 Portfolio 1 Pal Joey 187 Portfolio 1 A Chorus Line 188 Portfolio 1 All That Jazz 189 Portfolio 1 Chicago 190 Portfolio 1 Casino Royal Bond 191 Portfolio 1 Shoot Me Elaine Stritch 192 Portfolio 1 The World is Not Enough Bond 193 Portfolio 1 Rent – Disc One 194 Portfolio 1 Rent – Disc Two 195 Portfolio 1 Never Say Never Again Bond 196 Portfolio 1 License to Kill Bond 197 Portfolio 1 Golden Eye Bond 198 Portfolio 1 Tomorrow Never Dies Bond 199 Portfolio 1 Octopussy Bond 200 Portfolio 1 A View to A Kill Bond 201 Portfolio 1 The Living Daylights Bond 202 Portfolio 1 For Your Eyes Only Bond 203 Portfolio 1 The Spy Who Loved Me Bond 204 Portfolio 1 Moonraker Bond 205 Portfolio 1 Live and Let Die Bond 206 Portfolio 1 Diamonds Are Forever Bond 207 Portfolio 1 The Man With the Golden Gun Bond 208 Portfolio 1 On Her Majesty’s Secret Service Bond 209 Portfolio 1 Thunderball Bond 210 Portfolio 1 Dr. No Bond 211 Portfolio 1 You Only Live Twice Bond 212 Portfolio 1 Goldfinger Bond 213 Portfolio 1 Star Trek: First Contact Star Trek 214 Portfolio 1 Star Trek: Generations Star Trek 215 Portfolio 1 From Russia With Love Bond 216 Portfolio 1 Star Trek: Insurrection Star Trek 217 Portfolio 1 Star Trek: The Voyage Home Star Trek 218 Portfolio 1 Star Trek: The Final Frontier Star Trek 219 Portfolio 1 Star Trek: The Motion Picture – Disc One Star Trek 220 Portfolio
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