Stormy weather /

Dancing great Bill Williamson takes a look back on the beginnings of his career and his romance with fellow rising star Selina. Their romance is brief because Selina does not want to settle down.

Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:	Stormy weather (Motion picture)
Main Author:	Mockridge, Cyril J. (Cyril John), 1896-1979 (Composer)
Corporate Authors:	Cab Calloway Orchestra, Katherine Dunham Company, Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, Twilight Time (Firm)
Other Authors:	Jackson, Frederick, 1886-1953 (Screenwriter), Koehler, Ted, 1894-1973 (Screenwriter), Horne, Lena (Actor), Robinson, Bill, 1878-1949 (Actor), Shamroy, Leon, 1901-1974 (Cinematographer), Clark, James B., 1908-2000 (Film editor), Robinson, Clarence (Choreographer), Robinson, Seymour B., 1903-1962, Horwin, Jerry
Format:	Video Blu-ray Disc
Language:	English
Language Notes:	In English with optional English subtitles for the hearing-impaired.
Published:	Glendale, CA : Twilight Time, [2015]
Edition:	Limited edition.
Subjects:	African American entertainers > Drama. Man-woman relationships > Drama. African American entertainers. Man-woman relationships. Musical films. Romance films. Feature films. Fiction films. Video recordings for the hearing impaired. Drama.

Description
Summary:	Dancing great Bill Williamson takes a look back on the beginnings of his career and his romance with fellow rising star Selina. Their romance is brief because Selina does not want to settle down.
Item Description:	Adaptation by H.S. Kraft from an original story by Jerry Horwin and Seymour B. Robinson. Originally produced as a motion picture in 1943. Special features: commentary soundtrack with Dr. Todd Boyd, professor of Critical Studies, USC; isolated score track.
Physical Description:	1 videodisc (78 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 booklet (6 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 15 cm)
Format:	Blu-ray; 1.0 DTS-HD Master audio.
Audience:	Not rated.
Production Credits:	Director of photography, Leon Shamroy ; film editor, James B. Clark ; dances staged by Clarence Robinson ; music by Cyril J. Mockridge.