This episode opens with the grave announcement that it has NOT been filmed in 3-D (the glasses didn't show up in the mail)....
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1986
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Believing that her father plans to sell a briefcase full of government secrets to the KGB, Paula Anderson (Moya Kordick)...
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1986
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This made-for-TV movie was edited from several episodes of the short-lived television series Hell Town, in which Robert Blake...
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1985
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The Magnificent Five, a group of winos, steal the $4,000 intended to buy a stained-glass window for St. Dominic's by a bag...
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1985
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Having gone to his Heavenly reward in 1948, lawyer Arthur Morton is "reborn" in 1987 as Jonathan Smith (Michael Landon), a...
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1984
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Originally broadcast as a two-hour TV movie, this opening episode of Highway to Heaven has since been divided into two...
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1984
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1980
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1980
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1980
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When Jonathan Garvey's crops burn, leaving his family destitute, his wife, Alice (Hersha Parady), decides to take a job at...
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1977
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In search of a career criminal named Fred Cavanaugh (Billy Green Bush), Stone (Karl Malden) is hampered by the persistence of...
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1976
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Kurt Russell returns as Dexter Riley, the dedicated student of Medfield College who just can't stay out of trouble, in this...
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1975
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Watch the comedy unfold as Milton Berle trades wisecracks with his hilarious guests on this videotape. Some of the funniest...
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1974
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Much to the embarrassment of Officers Jim Reed (Kent McCord) and Pete Malloy (Martin Milner), their stakeout of a savings and...
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1972
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Penny Fuller guest stars as Jean Scott, an accomplished thief and con artist. Freshly escaped from prison, Jean charms...
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1972
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In this comedy, a bungling bookkeeper's assistant works in the Dalton city hall and finds himself framed for embezzling by...
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1971
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1968
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1968
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1967
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To prevent his sweetheart in Pasaic, New Jersey from marrying a horse-car conductor, Agarn (Larry Storch) sends the girl a...
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1966
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Model Sharon Camody (Mary Ann Mobley) has an excellent chance of being hired as the spokeswoman for White Snow Soap--so long...
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1966
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This classic episode can be described as an outer-space western, as cowardly Dr. Smith (Jonathan Harris) comes face to face...
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1966
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Luther Heggs (Don Knotts) is a typesetter at a newspaper who longs for a chance to be a reporter. Editor Beckett...
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1966
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As a ploy to get extra money for a leopard-skin jacket, Lucy (Lucille Ball) tells Mooney (Gale Gordon) that her refrigerator...
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Casting Director
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1965
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Dan Duryea plays a Western bounty hunter, expert in his job, but ill at ease with his conscience. He is shunned by the "good"...
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1965
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Andy, Opie and Aunt Bee arrive in Hollywood, there to witness the filming of Andy's life story Sheriff Without a Gun. But...
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1965
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Viva Las Vegas, one of Elvis Presley's most popular vehicles, adheres as rigidly to formula as a Kabuki dance. Elvis plays a...
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1964
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Union Colonel Brackenby (Melvyn Douglas) and his second-in-command, Captain Heath (Glenn Ford), attempt to command a rather...
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1964
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In the final episode of Petticoat Junction's first season, Kate (Bea Benadaret) braces herself for a visit from her former...
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1964
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In this western, set in 1875, an agent for the National Detective Agency is assigned to find the murderous outlaw gang that...
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1964
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A young widow from Boston travels with her three children to Maine to enjoy their summer vacation. Margaret Carey...
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1963
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Jayne Mansfield bares almost all (and became the first Hollywood actress to do so) in this nearly universally panned sex...
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1963
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A man makes the highly unexpected discovery that he has two wives in this romantic comedy. Widower Nick Arden (James Garner)...
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1963
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The first episode of Petticoat Junction (NOT the pilot film, since no pilot was ever made!) finds C & F.W Railroad president...
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1963
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Lawyer Dean Martin's gambling habit is beginning to get on the nerves of his wife Lana Turner. To keep the money in the...
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1963
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When she can't find anyone to mow her lawn, Lucy (Lucille Ball) acts upon a suggestion made by Viv's son Sheman (Ralph Hart)...
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Mr. Vincent
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1962
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Schoolteacher and maritime historian Philip Andrews (Jeremy Slate) incurs the wratch of shipping-company owner Ben Farraday...
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1962
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When a baby gorilla named Toto is stolen from a zoo, curator Tony Osgood (Fred Beir) begins questioning his employees. One of...
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1961
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Comedian Jerry Lewis began directing movies in 1960, and this often unkind satire on the nature of American womanhood is one...
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1961
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Reportedly, Vincente Minnelli turned down the opportunity to film Brigadoon on location in Scotland insisting that MGM's...
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1954
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Sideshow was the last starring effort of Don McGuire, who would soon abandon acting in favor of writing, producing and...
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Big Top
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1950
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In this drama, a husband becomes a single parent after his wife dies in childbirth. He is so engrossed in his newspaper...
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1946
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In this crime drama, a naive, honest young woman falls for a louse who takes her to illicit gambling houses. When one of...
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Ray Lawson
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1945
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One of the screen's favorite tough blondes, the delightful Veda Ann Borg, stole the show in this low-budget serial produced...
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1945
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In this tuneful comedy adventure, a free-spirited fellow with a keen eye for easy money is assigned to sail to a remote...
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Tony
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1945
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Veteran action specialists Ray Taylor and Lewis D. Collins co-directed this below-average Universal serial featuring brunette...
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1945
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1944
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Ever so slightly, the quality of PRC Pictures' film output improved as the 1940s rolled on. In PRC's Dixie Jamboree,...
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Jeff Calhoun
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1944
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At least 30 percent of Universal's "vest-pocket" musicals of the 1940s included the word "Hi" in the title. Such was the case...
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Dynamo Carson
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1944
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This Pine-Thomas actioner stars Robert Lowery as two-fisted forest ranger Don Bradley. Promoted to supervisor, Bradley finds...
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Willie
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1944
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In this musical western, a cowboy band is offered the chance to appear in a Hollywood movie and begins the journey to the...
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1944
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This mystery is set upon the mighty Mississippi and within the dark bayous of Louisiana. Originally it was a 13- episode...
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1944
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In this musical comedy, a soldier falls in love with a very young woman who in turn has a crush on an older, more...
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1944
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In this musical comedy of mistaken identity, a group of young of budding theatrical performers endeavor to put on their own...
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Charlie
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1944
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Strange Confession was the fourth in Universal's "Inner Sanctum" B-picture series, all of which starred Lon Chaney Jr. Chaney...
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1944
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The swinging Andrews Sisters provide the musical interludes and romance in this western. They play a trio of WW II era...
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1944
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A beautiful child (14-year-old Jane Powell in her feature film debut) star tires of life in the spotlight and so disguises...
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1944
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In one of their most genial comedies -- based on a Damon Runyon story -- Bud Abbott and Lou Costello have to help one friend...
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1943
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The seemingly ageless Eddie Quillan heads the cast of the Monogram musical Melody Parade. Eddie plays Jimmy Tracy, a...
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Jimmy Tracy
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1943
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In this musical drama, a Vermont farm lad goes to the Big Apple to become a member of the National Dairy Association. He...
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Marvin Howe
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1943
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Army engineeer Richard Arlen helps blaze the trail for a crucial highway in the Alaskan wastes. His younger brother...
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1943
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Corky Mills
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1943
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Kelly (Eddie Quillan) is a tough little wiseacre who can't keep his fists to himself. As a result, he loses one job after...
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Jimmy Kelly
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1943
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Kid Glove Killer is an expanded remake of They're Always Caught (1938), a 2-reel entry in MGM's "Crime Does Not Pay" series....
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1942
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Very much a product of its times, Priorities on Parade was disliked by everyone but the public when it was first released in...
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1942
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In this musical comedy, a motley band of musicians have only their extreme poverty in common. They end up writing a hit and...
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Joe Olson
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1941
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Flying Blind was the third of William Pine and William Thomas' independent productions for Paramount release. The cast...
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1941
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To those under the age of 60, it should be noted that the title of this lively Universal filler was inspired by a popular...
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1941
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One wonders if the title Too Many Blondes was inspired by the well-publicized romantic peccadilloes of the film's star, Rudy...
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1941
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1941
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In this comedy, actor Hugh Herbert plays six different roles. Only one of the roles is a man. The story centers around a...
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1940
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Margie is one of the fast and funniest of Universal's pocket musicals, though its two-director dichotomy hardly seems...
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1940
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Future Universal contractees Robert Paige and Grace MacDonald (in her film debut) star in the Paramount mini-musical Dancing...
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Jack Norcross
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1940
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The adaptation of Nobel Prize-winner John Steinbeck's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel of dirt-poor Dust Bowl migrants by 4-time...
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1940
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Those wily Egyptians are once again selfishly attempting to keep the treasures of the Pharaohs to themselves in this...
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Jerry Jones
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1940
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Hugh Herbert is the head of The Family Next Door; he's a plumber of modest means and questionable skills. The rest of...
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1939
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It matters not at all that the famed "wrong way" flight of aviator Douglas Corrigan, who in 1938 tried to fly from New York...
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1939
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For some reason, Hollywood movie musicals "discovered" Hawaii in the late 1930s. One of the lesser but still entertaining...
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1939
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John Ford's fine direction distinguishes this highly fictionalized account of the early life of Abraham Lincoln. The film...
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1939
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Conway
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1939
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Films set during America's colonial era seldom did well at the box office, and Allegheny Uprising was no exception....
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1939
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In this musical comedy, two star-struck small town kids head for the Big Apple and become famous for their jitterbug act....
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Chick
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1938
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The Big City is an improbable urban melodrama which takes place during a "taxi war" between honest independent cabdrivers and...
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Mike Edwards
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1937
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London by Night was filmed entirely on the MGM back lot, which admittedly looked more like England than England. Adapted from...
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1937
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There was some novelty value in the fact that an actor whose initials were E.Q. was cast as intellectual sleuth Ellery Queen...
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Ellery Queen
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1937
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In this drama, set at the turn-of-the-century an ingenious young jockey finds his reputation sullied by criminals. He...
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Tod Mason
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1936
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1936
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The 1932 publication of Charles Nordhoff and James Norton Hall's Mutiny on the Bounty sparked a revival of interest in the...
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Ellison
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1935
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In this comedy-drama, an enterprising college football coach's desire to win overshadows his common-sense when he cuts a...
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1935
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Hollywood Party was planned as a lavish, star-studded MGM musical titled Hollywood Revue of 1933. Under the...
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1934
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Andy
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1933
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Broadway to Hollywood is a through-the-years saga about a show business family. Frank Morgan and Alice Brady play vaudeville...
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1933
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Danny Churchill
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1932
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Ray Smith
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1931
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A boxer and his girl try to dissuade their friend from getting involved with a Mafioso's gal. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi...
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Tommy
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1931
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The exciting world of horse-racing provides the setting for this lively comedy that centers on luckless Bud Doyle, a jockey...
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Bud Doyle
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1931
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In this heartwarming drama, an amiable department store worker gets more than he bargained for when he accidentally slips a...
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1930
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Eddie
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1930
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Completed as a silent film, Cecil B. DeMille's The Godless Girl was quickly converted into a part-talkie by the simple...
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The Goat
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1929
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Only three minutes of the 74-minute Noisy Neighbors contains any dialogue; the rest of the film has hardly any noise at all....
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Eddie Van Revel
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1929
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In this comedy, a college sophomore gets into deep trouble when he gambles away his tuition money on the first day of...
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Joe Collins
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1929
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Eddie Able
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1929
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Even those who can't recall the plot of the silent Our Dancing Daughters (and there admittedly isn't much to remember) can...
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1928
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1928
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The ebullient Eddie Quillan made his talking-picture bow in the Pathe part-talkie Show Folks. After a chance meeting with...
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Eddie Kehoe
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1928
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