Classic Shorts of the 1930s

"This box set offers a compilation of six rarely-seen music and travel-themed shorts, all of which were originally produced and screened in the 1930s. Contents include: the 1936 Strike! You're Out, about a group of wives who go on strike from homemaking and inadvertently prompt their husbands to hire pretty actresses to pose as substitute maids; Say it With a Song, about an aggressive stage mother who will seemingly do anything to get her son a tryout with producers; the Shirley Temple-starrer Kid in Hollywood (1933) about a child actress who behaves obnoxiously and inadvertently gives her understudy a shot at stardom; the Dick Powell vehicle The Road is Open Again, about an aspiring songwriter visited by George Washington and Abe Lincoln in a dream; the Canadian nature documentary Grey Owl's Little Brother (1937), about the friendship that develops between a woodsman and a beaver; and the documentary Mexico, which profiles the culture and geography of the titular country."