Meet Me In St. Louis,"sings Judy Garland, and that's an invitation movie fans heartily accept. In a role that was one of her favourites, the 22 year old star headlines this warm turn of the century delight. The enduring popularity of this terrific blend of nostalgia and bright humour proves that quality storytelling and film making (Vincente Minnelli) never go out of style. The sets are eye pleasing marvels of design, the camera glides effortlessly within them and Garland has perhaps never been more winning as she pines for The Boy Next Door, comforts seven year old Margaret O'Brien (awarded a special Oscar as 1944's outstanding child actress) with Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas and whisks along to the Clang clang of The Trolley Song. Clang clang, ding ding, zing zing don't miss it.

Special Feature:
Introduction by Liz Minnelli
Audio Commentary by John Fricke with Margaret O'Brien, Irving Brecher, Hugh Martin and Barbara Freed Saltzman
Meet Me In St. Louis
The Making of an American Classic
Rare "Soundie" Skip to My Lou
Music Only Track