The lavishly produced British historical series The Strauss Family chronicled the lives of rival "Waltz Kings"...
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1972
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This drama centers on life in a small college. The hero is a folk singer from the backwoods. Because he saved the dean's...
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1967
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1963
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Wally (Tony Dow) escorts pretty Kathy Gregory (Carole Wells) to the post-graduation dance, his ears ringing with the words of...
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1963
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Eddie (Ken Osmond) is in line for a "dream job" spending the summer in Alaska on a fishing boat. As Eddie basks in his good...
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1963
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Ward (Hugh Beaumont) is proud to learn that Wally (Tony Dow) is being rushed by his old fraternity at State University....
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1963
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1963
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Ward (Hugh Beaumont) has two tickets to a baseball game, and asks Wally (Tony Dow) to come along. This sits not at all well...
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1963
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Former streetcar conductor Julius Moomer (Jack Weston) aspires to be a highly paid TV writer, but he is handicapped by a...
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1963
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1963
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Wally (Tony Dow) is smitten by gorgeous Marlene Holmes (Diane Sayer), who works in the box-office booth at the local movie...
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1963
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is thrilled that he's been chosen to appear on "Teen-Age Forum," a local television discussion show....
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1963
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Now that he's driving, Wally (Tony Dow) wants a gasoline credit card. Ward (Hugh Beaumont) won't hear of it, telling Wally to...
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1963
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Though he hasn't exactly warmed up to the prospect, Ward (Hugh Beaumont) agrees to let Wally (Tony Dow) buy a car. There's...
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1963
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As the result of Beaver's uncharacteristically selfish behavior of late, Ward (Hugh Beaumont) decides to drill his son in the...
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1963
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One of the girls in his class makes fun of Beaver's shaggy haircut. More sensitive to the taunts of the opposite sex than...
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1962
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) has trouble coming up with the required number of words for his school autobiography; it seems that...
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1962
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) scores the winning touchdown in an important school football game. At first he is blasé about it, but...
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1962
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Evidently Beaver (Jerry Mathers) doesn't think that girls are creepy anymore, else why would he have fallen head over heels...
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1962
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The time has come for Beaver (Jerry Mathers) to fall for the old "record-club advertisement" routine. Think of it! For a few...
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1962
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is upset when his parents punish him for staying out late on a school night to go to the local jalopy...
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1962
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1962
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is thrilled at the prospect of getting his first football letter at a father and son banquet. However,...
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1962
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Wally (Tony Dow) is pressed into service as guide for Beaver (Jerry Mathers) and his friends during a weekend camping trip....
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1962
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1962
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1962
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1962
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1962
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Lumpy (Frank Bank) is thinking about joining the merchant marine, but he dare not tell his parents. Thus, Lumpy arranges for...
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1962
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Tired of living in the shadow of his brother Wally's athletic accomplishments, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) tries out for the local...
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1962
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Unable to drive Wally (Tony Dow) to a track meet in Bellport, Ward (Hugh Beaumont) reluctantly loans his car to Lumpy...
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1962
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1962
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Wally (Tony Dow) was supposed to babysit for ten-year-old Patricia Murdock (Jennie Lynn), but he manages to book a big date...
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1962
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1962
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Wally (Tony Dow) needs to bring three friends along to the amusement park to qualify for a discount, but only Eddie...
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1962
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1962
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Envious over the "keen" leather-trimmed jacket recently acquired by his friend Gilbert (Stephen Talbot), Beaver...
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1962
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Though he may be 12 years old, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) still thinks girls are "creeps," and to him there's no one creepier...
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1962
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Goaded by his friends, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) tries out a swing with one of his dad's precious golf clubs. In an instant, the...
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1962
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Mayfield High is holding an exchange dance with another school, and thus the Mayfield boys must choose the names of their...
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1961
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While Ward (Hugh Beaumont) is on a business trip to St. Louis, Wally (Tony Dow) has been appointed "substitute father" to...
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1961
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Wally (Tony Dow) is among those invited to spend the weekend at the cabin owned by the family of his friend Scott...
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1961
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Not exactly looking forward to his dance-class reunion, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) changes his mind when he meets attractive...
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1961
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The "problem" in this episode is manifested in a valuable Persian cat named Bootsie. Finding the cat wandering outside,...
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1961
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Going through a familiar rite of passage, teenager Wally (Tony Dow) purchases his first car -- a dilapidated old clunker...
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1961
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This is a routine drama about Leo Mack (Frankie Vaughn) a good-for-nothing, aspiring actor who goes to Hollywood and then...
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Director
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1961
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Now that he's in the sixth grade, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) insists that he doesn't need a babysitter any more. So certain is he...
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1961
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1960
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Ward hires Andy Hadlock (Wendell Holmes), a "reformed" alcoholic, to paint the Cleaver house. To avoid any embarrassing...
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1960
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While coaching Beaver's football team, Wally (Tony Dow) dreams up a secret play which he calls "Old 98." Evidently Beaver...
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1960
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At Ward's suggestion, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) spends the weekend reading Ivanhoe. The thrilling tome inspires Beaver to uphold...
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1960
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Wally (Tony Dow) belongs to a boys-only school club which is putting on a "wild West" musical. Naturally, everyone in the...
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1960
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Inspired by a movie, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) wants to become a hypnotist. This provides prankster Eddie Haskell (Ken Osmond)...
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1960
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Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is among the charter members of the Bloody Five, an exclusive boy's club -- so exclusive that Beaver's...
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1960
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1960
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When his school holds a pet fair, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) gets neurotic over the fact that everyone owns a pet except him. To...
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1960
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1960
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1959
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His head filled with horror stories about dentistry supplied by his so-called friends, Beaver (Jerry Mathers) is terrified at...
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1959
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1959
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The peacetime draft is given the teen-idol treatment in The Girl He Left Behind. Hollywood hunk Tab Hunter is starred as a...
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1956
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1956
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Jump into Hell is one of the first films to deal with the ongoing conflict in Vietnam or, as it was still known in 1955,...
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1955
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Roundly panned when it was first released, this CinemaScope film version of Sir Walter Scott's The Talisman can now be...
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1954
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The Command was Warner Bros.' first Technicolor release. Guy Madison, then extremely popular with western fans by virtue of...
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1954
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By the Light of the Silvery Moon was a sequel to Warner Bros' On Moonlight Bay (1951); both films were loosely based on the...
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1953
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Doris Day looks no more like the real Calamity Jane than you or I do, but this 1953 film is intended as a lighthearted...
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1953
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1953
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Where's Charley?, Frank Loesser's hit Broadway musical version of Brandon Thomas' evergreen stage farce Charley's Aunt, was...
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1952
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Thanks to a bureaucratic blunder, the US State Department invites brassy showgirl Doris Day to attend a chi-chi arts festival...
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1952
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Warner Bros. made good use of its backlog of Harry Warren/Al Dubin tunes in its 1951 Doris Day musical Lullaby of Broadway....
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1951
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Painting the Clouds with Sunshine was a remake of the 1929 musical Gold Diggers of Broadway, which no longer exists for...
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1951
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This Gay-90s musical interweaves a number of fictional characters with real-life theatrical impresario Tony Pastor (played by...
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1950
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Tea for Two is a Technicolor adaptation of the 1924 Broadway musical No No Nanette, previously filmed under its own title in...
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1950
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The racehorse Seabiscuit really existed, but this is not his true story -- this is a romance and centers on lovely Margaret...
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1949
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1949
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1949
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The short but colorful life of American musical comedy star Marilyn Miller is given the standard prettified Hollywood...
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1949
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In this western-musical comedy, a remake of Cowboy from Brooklyn (1938), two vaudevillians find themselves stranded on a...
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1948
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The Warner Bros. musical My Wild Irish Rose purports to tell the life story of popular 19th century balladeer Chauncey...
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1947
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Dennis Morgan and Jack Carson, the Bing Crosby and Bob Hope of Burbank, star in the Warner Bros. musical The Time, the Place...
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1946
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If Paramount could rake in the bucks by teaming singer Bing Crosby and comedian Bob Hope in a series of Road pictures, then...
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1946
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1946
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In his final epic Western, Errol Flynn plays cattleman Clay Hardin, who, on a trek south of the border, has discovered that...
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1945
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1944
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Complete with a final production number filmed in Technicolor, this tuneful musical depicts the highly fictive ups and downs...
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1944
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Practically everybody on the Warner Bros. lot shows up in the wartime morale-boosting musical extravaganza Thank Your Lucky...
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1943
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Having accidentally caused a merchant ship to blow up, stowaways Bob Hope and Bing Crosby are shipwrecked on the African...
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1942
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Bob Hope's first starring vehicle for producer Sam Goldwyn borrows the title of Bob's 1942 autobiography They Got Me Covered...
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1942
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The much-maligned Playmates callously offers the appalling spectacle of a thoroughly dissolute John Barrymore in his final...
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Director, Producer, Screen Story
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1941
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Bob Hope plays a famous movie star who does his best to avoid the pre-war draft, but ends up in uniform all the same. Hope...
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1941
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In this musical drama, a construction worker becomes the guardian of a 12-year old girl after one of his buddies is killed....
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Director, Producer, Screen Story
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1940
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1940
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Bing Crosby plays a tune-happy cab driver who finds himself the reluctant recipient of an abandoned baby. Together with his...
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Director, Screen Story
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1939
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Lucille Ball plays young starlet Sandra Sand in That's Right -- You're Wrong, the 1939 musical comedy directed by...
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Director, Producer, Screen Story
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1939
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Those zany Ritz Brothers are at it again--good news or bad, depending on one's feelings toward the team. This time they're a...
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1938
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In this musical comedy, the Ritz Brothers inherit a racehorse but are unable to make money from him because they cannot come...
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1938
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The blue grass of Kentucky was seen in three-strip Technicolor for the first time in this rambling racetrack drama. Sally...
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1938
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Autograph hound Al Babson (Eddie Cantor) accidentally disrupts the filming of a movie about Ali Baba, and is injured in the...
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1937
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In this musical, the only one singer/dancer Alice Faye, made for Universal, a Broadway producer is in a quandary when he...
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1937
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The first of 20th Century-Fox's college musicals, Pigskin Parade is also close to the best of them in musical terms -- though...
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1936
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Previously filmed as a vehicle for Baby Peggy Montgomery in 1922, Laura E. Richard's Captain January was warmed up as a...
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1936
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Based on Jack London's famous story of the same name, White Fang was first filmed in 1925. It is set in the Gold Rush era in...
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1936
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1935
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The old Edward Peble play The Littlest Rebel was gussied up in 1935 as a Shirley Temple vehicle. The curly-topped child star...
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1935
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Shirley Temple's first costume picture -- and one of her best pictures of any kind -- was 1935's The Little Colonel. The...
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1935
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1934
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The career of dance instructor Sally (Jean Parker) comes to an abrupt end when she is crippled in an accident on the eve of...
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1934
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In this domestic comedy, a small town druggist is married to a woman with social aspirations. To achieve her goal, she cons...
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1934
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In his only musical-comedy appearance, Spencer Tracy stars as fast-buck promoter Smoothie King. Our hero's latest scam is to...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1934
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The charming and effervescent continental film star Lillian Harvey made her Hollywood debut in My Weakness. Borrowing a page...
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Director, Screenwriter
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1933
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In this family drama, a married couple work in a department store. He is a shipping clerk; she works in the dress...
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1933
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In this children's comedy, a young woman is left in charge of two little hellions when her sister dies. She finally finds...
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1932
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1932
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Very loosely based on Booth Tarkington's novel The Plutocrat, Business and Pleasure stars Will Rogers as Earl Tinker, a newly...
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1932
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1931
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This Mark Twain adaptation affords a rare opportunity to enjoy a "collaboration" between two of America's greatest humorists....
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1931
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This version of Shakespeare's most famous love story is set in Scarsdale, New York. This time, the heroine comes from an old...
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1930
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Made in 1930, this well-known sci-fi musical chronicles the adventures of a lightning-struck man who awakens to find himself...
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1930
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One of the few pre-1930 John Ford films currently available, the part-talkie Salute was co-directed by Ford and David Butler....
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1929
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1929
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1929
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1929
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In this musical comedy, a young man from Virginia who is heir to a wealthy estate falls in love with a girl who longs to be a...
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1929
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Even fifty years after the fact, director David Butler harbored fond memories of 1928's News Parade. Fearless cameraman...
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1928
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1928
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Much of Fox's Prep and Pep was filmed on location at Culver Military Academy in Indiana. David Rollins plays Cyril Reade, the...
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1928
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Popular leading lady Leatrice Joy was copacetically teamed with "fading star" Charles Ray in Nobody's Widow. After a...
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Ned Stevens
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1927
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1927
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In 1927, Janet Gaynor won the first Academy Award for Best Actress with her performance in this film, among the most...
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Gobin
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1927
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William Finch
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1927
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1927
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1926
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"Little Billy" Fitzgerald, the talented midget best known for his villainous portrayal in the deathless novelty western...
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Jim Stone
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1926
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1926
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Mallory
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1926
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Produced by Preferred Pictures on rental stages at FBO and on-location at Pomona College in Claremont, CA, The Plastic Age...
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1925
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Sydney Chaplin -- older brother of Charles Chaplin -- specialized in films in which his character wound up dressing in drag...
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Bob's Brother In Low
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1925
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Bid Hatfield
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1925
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The Phantom Express is the sole asset of a small railway company. Its chief engineer is old John Lane (William Rooker), the...
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1925
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1925
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Harry Leon Wilson's novel made an amusing stage play, but when it was brought to the screen, it lost something in the...
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1925
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This drama was based on the play by Henry Wallace. Two Englishmen, Dick Chappell (George O'Brien) and Roddy Dunton (Walter...
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1925
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This comedy-drama is mostly a collection of different stories, all intertwined, with a cast that consists of solid...
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Lee Cross
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1925
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The most popular canine star of his era, Rin Tin Tin is falsely accused of killing his owner, an old prospector...
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Terry Moulton
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1925
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While this light comedy (based on the novel by Edwin Bateman Morris) was nothing really special, it still was an amusing...
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Ray Wyeth
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1924
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Most of the elements that made the first Potash and Perlmutter film so successful are brought back here: Frances Marion is...
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1924
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This picture was based on an old time melodrama by Lincoln J. Carter. Pauline Starke stars as Katherine Keith, whose brother...
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Steve Butler
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1924
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Venus, the Goddess of Love (Celeste Lee) sends Cupid to Earth to look for romance. He travels to the home of Dennis Dean...
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Nat Harper
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1923
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The independently produced The Fog was adapted from a popular novel by William Dudley Pelly. Idealistic young Nathan Forge...
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1923
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Madalyn Harlan (Estelle Taylor), the daughter of wealthy socialites, falls in love with the chauffeur Jerry Ryan...
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Terry Ryan
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1923
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In this silent tale of deception and redemption, a cocky youth returns to his hometown filled with thrilling, totally...
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1923
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Jim Moberne
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1923
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Viola Dana stars in this rags-to-riches comedy-drama. She plays Martha Mason, who is such an underdog in her little home town...
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Ben Colwell
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1923
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While this isn't one of director John Ford's best early efforts, it does feature a thrilling storm and shipwreck. Gladys...
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Jack Yeulette
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1923
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Tom Parker
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1923
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Future director David Butler plays a hobo who aspires to become a business success. Taking a correspondence course which...
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1922
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The titular wise kid of this five-reel comedy/drama is Rosie Cooper (Gladys Walton), the cashier in a modest restaurant,...
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1922
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Everybody at Mack Sennett's Keystone studios was expected to do a little bit of everything, which is why bassett-faced...
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Bill Hammond
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1922
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This is not one of the better collaborations between director King Vidor and his then-wife, Florence Vidor. She stars as...
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1922
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"Sky Pilot" was early 20th-century slang for a preacher man. The title character, played by John Bowers, arrives in the...
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Bill Hendricks
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1921
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Director Fred J. Butler directs his son, David Butler, in this entertaining comedy-drama. Eddie Ramson (David Butler) is the...
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1921
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Girls Don't Gamble proclaims the opening title of this 1921 drama. The film was based on a magazine story by George Weston,...
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1921
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1920's County Fair was the first of three filmizations of Neil Burgess' popular story. The plot centers around a discredited...
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1920
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David Butler plays a soldier home from the war whose tendency to keep to himself foments gossip. According to his detractors,...
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1920
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In this adaptation of a Fannie Hurst story, Stella (Mary McLaren), an innocent shopgirl, is invited to a party by some fast...
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1919
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Dorothy Gish does a wonderfully spunky turn in this silent lampoon of early movie westerns. Feisty Nugget Nell (Gish) owns an...
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1919
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Even though this drama was made early in King Vidor's directing career, his sense of humanity -- one of the defining...
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1919
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Comic actress ZaSu Pitts got her first really big break when she starred in this King Vidor-directed feature. Ezra Scroggs...
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1919
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Out of all of Griffith's films about the Great War, this one impressed the least. Perhaps Carol Dempster should share part of...
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1919
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This simple picture, adapted from a Sinclair Lewis story, concerns Gudrun Trygavson (Mary MacLaren), a Swede living in the...
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1919
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In the sentimental world of filmmaker D.W. Griffith, the greatest thing in life is love. Obtaining it and understanding it,...
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1918
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1910
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