The Wizard of Oz (1939). Warner Home Video 65123 (2005). The complete film classic plus extra features. This product is available as both two- and three-disc sets, the latter boasting a new documentary about L. Frank Baum, the author of the book upon which the film was based. Both DVD sets boast a new digital transfer … Continue Reading ››

The Wizard of Oz 70th Anniversary Ultimate Collector's Edition. Three-box set, released in 2009, includes more extra features than ever before. Warner Home Video. B0000Q66J1W.

The Wizard of Oz, 75th Anniversary Editions. Warner Home Video has released two special editions of the film for its 75th anniversary – one with 2 discs and a special limited collectors edition with 5 discs, the latter including a 3D version.

Warner Home Video's Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland Collection contains two films with Yip's lyrics: Babes in Arms (1939) in which the stars perform the Yip Harburg-Harold Arlen song "God's Country" in the finale, and Babes on Broadway (1941) in which Mickey Rooney and ensemble perform "Anything Can Happen in New York" and Judy Garland sings "Chin … Continue Reading ››

At The Circus (1939). One of seven Marx Bros. comedies in The Marx Brothers Collection. Features Groucho Marx's classic rendition of "Lydia, the Tattooed Lady" (Arlen). Other Harburg-Arlen songs: "Step Up and Take a Bow," "Swingali," "Two Blind Loves."

Rio Rita (1942). This Abbott-and-Costello comedy, very loosely derived from the 1920s operetta of the same name, contains one interpolated Harburg-Arlen song, "Long Before You Came Along," sung by John Carroll and Kathryn Grayson. Not to be confused with the 1929 film version with the same title to which Yip and Harold contributed no songs whatsoever.

Ship Ahoy (1942). Highlight: "Poor You" (Lane) sung by Frank Sinatra (in his first major Hollywood film appearance), Red Skelton (to Eleanor Powell) and Virginia O'Brian (to Bert Lahr). Other songs: "Last Call for Love" and "I'll Take Tallulah."

Panama Hattie (1942). Finale: "The Son of a Gun Who Picks on Uncle Sam" (Lane), interpolated as a finale into this film version of the Cole Porter stage musical.

Cairo (1942). Highlight: "Buds Won't Bud" (Arlen) sung by Ethel Waters with a scatted coda. Also starring Jeanette MacDonald and Robert Young.

Presenting Lily Mars (1943). Judy Garland sings "Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son" (Lane). Extra feature on the DVD: audio of "Paging Mr. Greenback" (Brown, Fain, Edens), which was cut from the film.