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So it is, indeed, a few seconds of text as opposed to a "fully recorded" disclaimer. That's what I thought. I assume those optional extras are the same as those available on HBO Max. Thanks.

Just out of curiosity, where are you seeing GWTW with a recorded disclaimer at the beginning? To my knowledge, the only change so far to GWTW has been to add a discussion about the film as an optional extra on HBO Max. I started the movie tonight on the app and it went right into the film with...

If it does I sincerely hope you'll be okay and those few moments of text won't ruin your enjoyment of the film TOO much. Thoughts and prayers!

You know, I've thought a bit about this. The ads on Thursday and Friday of that week make no mention of a pre-release engagement and I got to wondering whether or not the unusual Wednesday opening (Thursday was typically Loew's new movie day in New York) was itself considered a special one...

The Music Hall got FATHER OF THE BRIDE, which opened the day after ANNIE. The Music Hall LOVED Minnelli, so maybe that's why?

I had no idea this delicious color footage of Merman from the 1946 Broadway production even existed!! AlI can say is WOW!

While I can't say for CERTAIN, I would guess it was an engagement that was only playing at Loew's State prior to opening in other New York metropolitan area theaters or in theaters across the country? Just a guess (I mean, it could just be marketing talk?)

Well, that may be but she never got over blaming other people (including her own daughters) for her often monstrous behavior, so there's that.

I'd take that with a grain of salt as Betty was notorious for her victim/persecution complexes. Ever the gentleman, Howard Keel, when questioned about working with Betty Hutton, famously said that she was a less "generous" performer than Judy had been. I would hazard a guess that, if people at...