KINO: At War With the Army and Cover Up Make Blu Debut

Kino's new off-shoot label KL Studio Classics has announced a street date of March 24th for the Martin and Lewis war comedy At War With the Army (1950) and the 1949 mystery Cover Up.  Click here for details.

OLIVE: Sinatra, Stanwyck & More Jerry Lewis in March

More Paramount titles via Olive Films have been announced with a March 27th release date. They are:

Frank Sinatra (DVD & Blu-Ray):

• Come Blow Your Horn (1963)
• Assault on a Queen (1966)

Jerry Lewis (DVD & Blu-Ray):

• It's Only Money (1962)
• Who's Minding the Store? (1963)

Some 1950's dramas on DVD:

• No Man of Her Own (1950)
• Something to Live For (1952)

Also out is 1963's Dean Martin and Lana Turner comedy Who's Got the Action? with Eddie Albert and Walter Matthau on both standard & Blu-Ray.

All can be easily viewed in our recent additions section.

OLIVE: 3 Jerry Lewis Films Including Rock-a-Bye Baby in February

It's official -- As we reported on Wednesday, first up in Olive Films' second wave of Paramount titles are three Jerry Lewis films: The Geisha Boy (1958), Rock-a-Bye Baby (1958) and Boeing, Boeing (1965). We can now pass on the specifics.

All will be released on February 14th and will be on both standard and Blu-Ray formats. No bonus features are expected. All can be easily viewed in our recent additions section.

The Jerry Lewis Show in November

WHAT: WHEN: STUDIO: PRICE:

The Jerry Lewis Show Collection November 17th Infinity Retail: $29.98, Our: $20.99

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Infinity Entertainment has announced a November 17th release date for The Jerry Lewis Show Collection. The 2-disc set will have over 10 hours of "best of" highlights cut from 13 episodes. No word if any full episodes will be included. Guest stars and synopsis are below.

Retail will be $29.98, but it's available at ClassicFlix.com for only $20.99.

SYNOPSIS:
Just the name brings a smile to your face -- if not an outright guffaw. The pioneering, slapstick comedy of Jerry Lewis has earned him the moniker of world's funniest funnyman. Now on DVD for the first time ever are the hilarious "best of" highlights from 13 episodes of The Jerry Lewis Show, which aired on NBC from 1967-69.

Not seen in the U.S. since its original NBC broadcast, Jerry is surrounded by a who's who of Hollywood's comic royalty and is at his best in the side-splitting classic character portrayals that made him a legendary comedy chameleon.All Jerry portrays Sidney Portnoy, a nebbish and Jerry's alter ego; Professor Frobisher; Oriental criminologist Inspector Sam Lichee; Sergeant Goodguy of the Mounties; a professional scoutmaster to the Osmond Brothers; hospital orderly; archaeologist; thief; cowboy; country bumpkin; and city slicker, among many more.

Guest stars include: The Osmond Brothers, Flip Wilson, Don Rickles, Joey Heatherton, Janet Leigh, Shirley Jones, Audrey Meadows, Lynn Redgrave, Barbara Feldon, Nanette Fabray, Imogene Coca, Ben Gazzara, Richard Kileya and Laurence Harvey.