The Television Follies

The Television Follies showcases a family's experience with a new television set, as they watch various variety acts. Inspired by what they see, they decide to put on their own performances at home. This film reflects the entertainment landscape of the early 1930s, when television was just beginning to influence family life.

As a musical comedy, it captures the spirit of its era, providing insight into the novelty of television. With a cast that includes George Carney, Jock McKay, Joan Fred Emney, and The Sherman Fisher Girls, the film features a mix of talent that was representative of the time. Collectors interested in early cinema and the evolution of television will find this title noteworthy.