It has, however, also been announced for September 2000 release by Image, so that may be the version to wait for. Upon his return to Hollywood at the end of WW2, Jimmy Stewart declared his free agency, maintaining that his wartime service had more than wiped out the time remaining on his MGM contract when he left in 1941. Some of the films that he would make over the next five years would start to take him in a darker direction than that of his past film roles. Can Happen was just recently released by Kino. I have not viewed a copy as yet, but Kino does have a good track record with respect to the image quality of their releases.
Supplemental material is usually scant, however.
The copyright holder is now Republic Pictures and their DVD is highly recommended. Republic's product is now distributed by Artisan. For many, the 1950s is the most interesting decade of Stewart's film career. He demonstrated striking versatility over the course of 23 films. Both Columbia titles include the original theatrical trailer and some vintage advertising examples.