A once-in-a-lifetime cast of veterans performs David Berry's play about Libby Strong (Bette Davis) and Sarah Webber...
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Tisha Doughty
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1987
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Made for television, A Letter to Three Wives is a modernized version of the classic 1949 theatrical film of the same name....
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1985
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Preteen kung-fu masters are on the case when a young girl is kidnapped by hillbillies in this adventure for kids. ~ Jason...
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Angel
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1980
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1978
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One of four dramatic miniseries carried by NBC under the blanket title Best Sellers, Captains and the Kings was adapted from...
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1976
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Sheba
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1975
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This martial arts film has an interesting twist. The conflict is over a mythical 30-inch-tall statue with very special...
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1974
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This genuinely perverse horror film stars John Savage as a young man forced to participate in the beachfront gang rape of...
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Thelma
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1973
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Weekend Nun was an unsold TV pilot film based on the life and career of Louisiana nun Sister Fabian (real name: Joyce Duco)....
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1972
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Annie La Cossit
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1971
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We know that Bill Bixby plays a swinging bachelor because he wears bell-bottoms. Opening the door of his bachelor pad one...
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1971
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In this comedy-drama, President Lincoln temporarily abandons his inaugural tour to visit a little girl who wrote him a...
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1971
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Ann Sothern guests as Florence Cahill, a former flame of Mr. French (Sebastian Cabot). Now widowed, Florence dreams of...
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1968
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Chubasco (Christopher Jones) is a wayward youth who is given a choice by the presiding judge. His choices are go to jail or...
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1968
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1967
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1965
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Ann Sothern makes the first of several Lucy Show appearances as the Countess Framboise. Although Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) is...
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Countess Framboise
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1965
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Lucy's old school pal Rosie Hannigan (Ann Sothern), now known as the Countess Framboise, would like to open a charm school in...
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Countess Framboise
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1965
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Mr. Mooney (Gale Gordon) fears for his future when an investment in a health farm turns sour. To help Mooney recoup his...
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Countess Framboise
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1965
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Returning to town after a four-week (and four-episode) absence, Viv (Vivian Vance) is introduced to Lucy's old school chum...
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Countess Framboise
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1965
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This episode is not only a reworking of The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour featuring Betty Grable and Harry James, but it also...
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Countess Framboise
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1965
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The Countess Framboise (Ann Sothern), aka Lucy's old school chum Rosie Hannigan, is now selling real estate. Lucy...
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Countess Framboise
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1965
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Countess Framboise
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1965
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Olivia de Havilland stars in this sensationalistic shocker as Mrs. Halyard, a wealthy widow recuperating from a broken hip....
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Sade
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1964
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1964
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The moment he is sprung from prison, smooth-talking Rusty Connors (John Cassavetes) pays a visit to Helen Krause...
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Helen Krause
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1964
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This video contains a star-studded broadcast of the 1959 Emmy Awards Ceremony. It also contains a lively comedy short from...
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1959
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Susie MacNamara
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1953
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After learning that her boyfriend, a GI in Korea, has found someone else, Norah Larkin (Anne Baxter) impulsively agrees to...
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Crystal Carpenter
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1953
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Ann Sothern closed out her MGM contract with the Technicolor musical Nancy Goes to Rio. As Frances Elliot, Sothern is billed...
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Frances Elliott
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1950
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A murder is witnessed by the victim's little daughter (Gigi Perreau), who immediately goes into a state of shock. All the...
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Dell Faring
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1950
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The never-solved disappearance of Judge Crater in 1930 was the inspiration for RKO's The Judge Steps Out. Alexander Knox (who...
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Peggy
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1949
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Three wives, played by Jeanne Crain, Ann Sothern and Linda Darnell, are about to embark on a boat trip when each receives a...
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Rita Phipps
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1949
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April Showers stars Jack Carson and Ann Sothern as a pair of small-time vaudevillians whose act gets nowhere until their...
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June Tyme
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1948
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1948
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MGM's "Maisie" series came to an end with this undistinguished entry. Eschewing show business for the time being, perennially...
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Maisie Ravier
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1947
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MGM's first "Maisie" entry in two years, Up Goes Maisie once more stars Ann Sothern as eternally stranded showgirl Maisie...
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Maisie Ravier
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1946
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In this eighth film in MGM's "Maisie" series, Ann Sothern is back as ever-stranded chorus girl Maisie Revier. As the story...
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Maisie Ravier
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1944
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Storywise, Thousands Cheer is thin stuff indeed. Insouciant PFC Eddy Marsh (Gene Kelly) wants to put on a Big Show for his...
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Guest
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1943
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1943
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Allen R. Kerward's flagwaving stage play Proof thro' the Night was vastly improved in its screen adaptation, which was...
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Pat
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1943
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Hoping to achieve a brilliant career as a violinist, Julia Seabrook (Ann Sothern) divorces her husband Jeff (Melvyn Douglas),...
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Julia Seabrook
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1943
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In her seventh outing as irrepressible vaudeville entertainer Maisie Revere, Ann Sothern aided the war effort by working the...
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Maisie Ravier
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1943
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The combination of Ann Sothern and Red Skelton pays off in giggles, chortles and guffaws in Maisie Gets Her Man. Broke and...
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Maisie Ravier
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1942
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Hattie Maloney
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1942
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Broke and stranded once more, golden-hearted showgirl Maisie Revere (Ann Sothern) finds herself in upstate New York in...
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Maisie Ravier
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1941
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The 1924 George Gershwin stage hit Lady Be Good was brought to the screen by MGM; any resemblance (beyond the Gershwin score)...
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Dixie Donegan
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1941
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Out of work as usual, showgirl Maisie Revier (Ann Sothern) takes a job as the maid for a wealthy family. She wins over the...
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Maisie Ravier
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1941
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This third installment in MGM's "Maisie" series finds eternally stranded showgirl Maisie Revere (Ann Sothern) stuck in a...
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Maisie Ravier
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1940
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Edward G. Robinson plays orchid-loving gangster Little John Sarto, who aspires to "real class." During a power struggle with...
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1940
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The 1922 George S. Kaufman-Marc Connelly play Dulcy was based on a delightful character created by columnist Franklin P....
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Dulcy Ward
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1940
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This is the second episode in the Maisie series, which focused upon the exploits of a feisty, clever, smooth-talking...
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Maisie Ravier
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1940
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Maisie stars Ann Sothern as a worldly showgirl stranded in Wyoming when her show fails. She accepts a job at a carnival...
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Maisie Ravier
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1939
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Ethel Turp
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1939
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In this romance, a young woman journeys from Syracuse to New York to see her sweetheart, a prominent architect. She is...
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Eileen Connelly
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1939
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Harry Kurnitz' fictional book-dealer/detectives Joel and Garda Sloane appeared in three MGM "B"s of the late 1930s, each with...
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Garda Sloane
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1939
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In this comedy, a woman is left destitute after her father dies. To make ends meet, she begins working as a secretary to a...
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Carol Rogers
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1938
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Jean Livingstone
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1938
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The Dangerous Number of the title is madcap showgirl Elinor (Ann Sothern). Notorious throughout Manhattan for her zany...
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Elinor
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1937
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Super Sleuth stars Jack Oakie as an egotistical movie actor who specializes in detective roles. Despite the gentle...
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Mary Strand
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1937
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An airy screwball comedy, Danger--Love at Work explores the lives of a wealthy but wacky family. Ann Sothern plays the...
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Toni Pemberton
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1937
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In this screwball comedy, a fresh-out-of-college fellow heads for the gold fields of Alaska to find his fortune. He is gone...
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Betty Russell
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1937
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Don Ameche is called upon to testify in his married friends' divorce case. Unwilling to take sides, he skips town and hides...
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Millicent Kendall
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1937
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In this comedy, the shady editor of a newspaper does all he can to keep his best reporter from marrying a journalist from a...
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Connie Taylor
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1937
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In this musical comedy, a strong-willed young woman hires a student to impersonate a boorish French count and brings him home...
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Kit Bennett
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1936
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Ann Sothern is a magazine model looking for a rich husband. Wealthy Gene Raymond attends a photo shoot; Sothern mistakes him...
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Francis Cooke
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1936
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Hell-Ship Morgan (George Bancroft) is the brawny skipper of a small fishing schooner. Supplying fish for a San Francisco...
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Mary
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1936
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Gangster boss Beau Gardner (Douglass Dumbrille) isn't happy about the things being said about him on the radio station owned...
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Fay Stevens
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1936
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In this drama, an honest gambler tries to go straight. Although the gambling house he runs is illegal, the man insists that...
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Ann Edwards
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1936
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Ann Sothern essays the title role in My American Wife. The story opens in Smelter City, Arizona, where the richest man in...
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Mary Cantillon
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1936
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Insurance investigator Tom Fletcher (Edmund Lowe) is hot on the trail of an arsonist (please excuse the pun). He is helped...
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Adrienne Martin
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1935
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Ann Sothern and Jack Haley star in this inconsequential little musical. Haley is a struggling playwright of minimal talent,...
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Linda
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1935
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Mimi
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1935
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Steamship captain Steve Andrews (Ralph Bellamy) is demoted to second officer when Marge Walker (Ann Sothern), daughter of...
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Marg Walker
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1935
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Obviously filmed on a tight budget, RKO Radio's Hooray for Love nevertheless has as much sheer entertainment value as any...
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Pat
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1935
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Scrappy society belle Geraldine (Ann Sothern) is The Hell Cat in this peppy Columbia potboiler. Fed up with the intrusions of...
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Geraldine
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1934
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A genial lampoon of the Greta Garbo craze, Let's Fall in Love stars Ann Sothern as Jean, a Brooklyn-born aspiring actress. It...
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Jean
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1934
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Brooklyn tugboat worker Eddie (Eddie Cantor), bullied and cowed by his tough-guy stepfather and stepbrothers (a la...
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Joan Larrabee
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1934
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The party's barely begun for mild-mannered CPA Bruce (Stuart Erwin); browbeaten by his lazy family and his domineering boss,...
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Ruth
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1934
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Radio tenor Lanny Ross made a game but unsuccessful bid for film stardom in Paramount's Melody in Spring. Though Ross, cast...
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Jane Blodgett
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1934
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The all-purpose title Blind Date was trotted out in 1934 for this romantic trifle. Poor Kitty Taylor (Ann Sothern) just can't...
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Kitty Taylor
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1934
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This drama was written by famed radio announcer Walter Winchell. It chronicles the tragic love between a racketeer and a...
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1933
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Buster Keaton's second starring talkie finds him cast as wealthy, pampered Elmer, who heads down to the local employment...
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1930
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1930
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The opening attraction at New York's Hollywood Theatre, Hold Everything was adapted from the DeSylva-Brown-Henderson musical...
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1930
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Based upon an ambitious but unsuccessful stage operetta by Oscar Hammerstein and Vincent Youmans, Song of the West is set in...
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1930
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Basically a filmed vaudeville presentation, The Show of Shows was Warner Bros.' entry in the "all star, all talking, all...
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1929
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In this romance set in Russia, a fisherman's daughter is jilted by her true love and instead marries a baron. Time passes...
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1929
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Amateur thespians Fannie (Lois Wilson) and Johnny (Sam Hardy) team up to form a vaudeville act. Along the way, they decide to...
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1927
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This artistic tour takes you through The Shelburne Museum that is filled with Electra Havemeyer Webb's collection of...
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