In addition to finding success as a crooner, Bing Crosby was a big screen        fixture throughout his lengthy career. This collection includes five of the      singer's timeless screen musicals. Waikiki Wedding (Frank Tuttle, 1937,    99 mins.) stars Bing as a press agent with designs on beautiful young Shirley  Ross, the Miss Pineapple Girl. With Martha Raye. Double or Nothing       (Theodore Reed, 1937, 90 mins.) tells of a dying millionaire's scheme to drop  four purses on the streets of New York and reward anyone who returns them.       Crosby stars alongside Martha Raye and Andy Devine. East of Heaven       (David Butler, 1939, 90 mins.) stars Crosby as a cab driver who finds himself  in possession of a lost infant. Mischa Auer and Joan Blondell star. If I    Had My Way (David Butler, 1940, 94 mins.) features Bing as a constructio  n   worker who steps in to raise a young girl after her father is killed. Finally, Here Come the Waves (Mark Sandrich, 1944, 99 mins.) stars Bing as a      popular crooner who joins the Navy to escape the attention. With Betty Hutton. Frank Tuttle/Theodore Reed/David Butler/Mark Sandrich---USA---1937-1944---  472 mins.