100 Men and A Girl [VHS]
Despite its Larry Flynt-friendly title, Deanna Durbin is typically wholesome in the lavishly produced musicalOne Hundred Men and a Girl,  which finds its heroine saving a fledgling orchestra led by financially challenged father Adolph Menjou, along with help from Leopold Stokowski.  Not surprisingly, music is literally center stage for much of this delightful film; highlights include Stoki's batonless conducting of Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony and Deanna's winsome trilling of Mozart's "Alleluia."  The resulting package earned its star a special 1938 Academy Award (for her "spirit and personification of youth") and took home an Oscar of its own for Charles Previn's score.--Steven Smith