NEAR MINT - UNSEALED - ONLY ONE AVAILABLE

IN STEREO!! David Buttolph's 1947 score for THE FOXES OF HARROW.

Conducted by Alfred Newman.

A Screen Archives Entertainment release.

32 page deluxe color booklet with notes by Jon Burlingame and Ray Faiola.

1. Main Title/Taken From His Mother 3:39
2. River Boat Scoundrel 2:32
3. Rescued From the Sandbar 2:20
4. Stealing Trousers :32
5. At the Charity Ball 1:24
6. Odalie 2:25
7. Monsieur D'Arceneaux 2:48
8. The Red Earth of Harrow :44
9. Just Enough Time to Build 3:07
10. Opening of Harrow 1:49
11. "Pauv Piti Momselle Zizi" 2:30
12. Nothing Here But Love 3:09
13. Pillows for Maitre and Maitresse :57
14. Wedding Night 1:46
15. Breaking Down the Door :48
16. "Erzilee" 2:26
17. Riding After Lily 1:29
18. My Son No Slave 3:09
19. Toasting Etienne's Birthday 1:42
20. Musieu Bainjo 1:16
21. A Terrible Accident :36
22. Wade In De Water 2:45
23. Sooner Will Be Done 1:49
24. Wandering 1:38
25. The Sugar Crop 4:31
26. End Title 1:20

Frank Yerby's "Foxes of Harrow" was one of those long historical novels so popular in the 1940s. 20th Century-Fox boiled the novel down into 118 minutes' worth of essentials for this film version. In antebellum New Orleans, roguish Irish gambler Rex Harrison buys his way into society - something he couldn't do in his homeland because he is illegitimate. Sequestering himself in a mansion won in a card game, Harrison courts Southern belle Maureen O'Hara, but their subsequent marriage is befouled by Rex's incessant womanizing. Though tempted to walk out for good, O'Hara stays by her husband's side after he loses his fortune, hoping that the impoverished Harrison will now behave more responsibly. 1947