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http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=19	711 OCEAN DRIVE	"711 Ocean Drive1950Edmund O'Brien~ Joanne Dru~ Otto Kruger Edmond O'Brien plays a telephone repairman whose electronic savvy earns him a job with a bookmaking concern. O'Brien's bookie boss Barry Kelly wants to get instant results from the nation's racetracks, and to this end O'Brien illicitly plugs into several communication centers. The wealthier O'Brien becomes, the more scruples he sheds. Eventually he runs afoul of the Big Boss of an Eastern bookie syndicate (Otto Kruger) and vainly attempts to escape with his life in a slam-bang finale filmed at Hoover Dam. 711 Ocean Drive was made to cash in on a then-current national newspaper expose of bookmaking operations.Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/711.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=9	ABILENE TOWN	"Abilene TownStaring Randolph Scott1946Dan Mitchell (Randolph Scott) is the town marshal of Abilene, KS, in the turbulent years after the Civil War and the start of the big cattle drives out of Texas.The town is growing faster than a lot of citizens are prepared to deal with it, especially as homesteaders start moving in, fighting for space with the cattlemen.Dan has kept the peace, such as it is, by keeping the saloons, gambling, and guns on one side of Main Street and the shop-owners, farmers, women, and children on the other. He's also been walking a tightrope in his own life, conducting a sometimes turbulent romance with Rita (Ann Dvorak), a saloon singer and co-owner, while also not discouraging the attentions of Sherry Balder (Rhonda Fleming), the "nice girl" daughter of one of the town's leading businessmen, who would love to marry Dan if only he would settle down.A new wave of homesteaders is arriving, and the cattlemen, cowboys, and saloon owners want them driven out and the town kept wide open, fearing the homesteaders' religious beliefs and the arrival of families, which means schools, building, and encroaching "respectability."Trouble breaks out and people are killed, with Dan caught in the middle. Using his guile and a good deal of bravery, and the unwitting help from the cowardly county sheriff (Edgar Buchanan), Dan manages to get the shop owners onto the side of the homesteaders, and plays a dangerous game of divide-and-conquer with the saloon-keepers and cowboys.A lot of destruction ensues and a seeming bloodbath is in the offing until Dan's plan takes hold, and the cowboys and saloon-keepers wipe each other out in a night of burning and killing. In the course of his trying to stay alive, Dan is able to finally decide whether he belongs more with Fleming or Dvorak, and, astonishingly for a Western of this era, chooses the latter."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/scott7.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=58	AN OCCURANCE AT OWL CREEK BRIDGE	"A man stood upon a railroad bridge in northern Alabama, looking down into the swift water twenty feet below. The man's hands were behind his back, the wrists bound with a cord. A rope closely encircled his neck. It was attached to a stout cross-timber above his head and the slack feel to the level of his knees. Some loose boards laid upon the ties supporting the rails of the railway supplied a footing for him and his executioners -- two private soldiers of the Federal army, directed by a sergeant who in civil life may have been a deputy sheriff. At a short remove upon the same temporary platform was an officer in the uniform of his rank, armed. He was a captain. A sentinel at each end of the bridge stood with his rifle in the position known as "support," that is to say, vertical in front of the left shoulder, the hammer resting on the forearm thrown straight across the chest -- a formal and unnatural position, enforcing an erect carriage of the body. It did not appear to be the duty of these two men to know what was occurring at the center of the bridge; they merely blockaded the two ends of the foot planking that traversed it.This movie will leave you with chills ..........."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/owl-creek-gallery.jpg	13.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=20	ANIMAL KINGDOM	"Tom Collier (Leslie Howard) is a wealthy publisher who has had a great relationship with Daisy(Ann Harding), but when he decides to marry, it is not Daisy who he asks, it is Cecilia(Myrna Loy) a prominent socialite.Cecilia is a callous libertine, while Daisy is the soul of love and fidelity.After the marriage, Tom is bored with the social scene and the obligations of his life. He publishes books that will sell, not books that he wants to write.Even worse, he has his old friend Red Ragan(William Gargan)working as the butler and Cecilia wants him fired.When a frustrated Tom tries to get back together with Daisy to renew the feelings that he once felt, Daisy turns the tables on him and leaves to protect them both.A surpringly honest and frank story about a man who can't decide between two woman in his life.It contrast the love of art and life with the love of convention:depicting love and friendship on many levels.Amazing for it's blatantly adult themes in 1932 ,the story hasn't aged a bit.Leslie Howard is brilliant in this first film to play at the New York City "Roxie Theatre"."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/animal_kingdom.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=21	ARISE MY LOVE	"In 1939 Tom Martin(Ray Milland),who fought in the Spanish Civil War, awaits execution at the hands of the Fascists victors when a reporter Augusta'Gusto'Nash (Claudette Colbert) aids him in an audacious escape in order to get an exclusive story.Tom tries to romance Gusto;but though she likes him,her career comes first, and Tom prefers freedom- fighting to settling down.Comedy becomes drama as their mixed feelings lead them on a winding path through the deepening chaos and catastrophe of the early days of World War Two.The film won an Oscar in 1941 for Best writing,Original Story and was nominated for three others:Best Art Direction,Best Cinematography, and Best Music Score.Claudette Colbert once said that this was her favorite film of all her movies."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/arise3.jpg	16.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=10	ARIZONA DAYS	"Arizona Days1928This is a VERY RARE silent filmProlific poverty-row producer-director-actor J.P. McGowan directed this inexpensive silent western for W. Ray Johnston's Syndicate Film Exchange. Minor western lead Bob Custer stars as a detective hired by the ever present Cattlemen's Association to look into a series of cattle rustlings.The hero accomplishes his goal in the timeworn fashion of infiltrating the gang by going undercover as a bandit.To stop the rustling of Hicks, Martin turns to the Cattlemen's Association. They send undercover agent Drexel who sets a trap for the gang. But Drexel's partner Van Wiley, posing as a dude, lets their identity become known putting them in jeopardy.Actor Mack V. Wright, who also played one of the rustlers, wrote the unremarkable screenplay based on an "original" story by Brysis Coleman.Credited cast: Bob Custer.... Chuck DrexelPeggy Montgomery.... Dolly MartinJohn Lowell.... John Martin (as John Lowell Russell)J.P. McGowan.... Ed HicksMack V. Wright.... Black BaileyJack Ponder.... Reginald Van Wiley"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/3.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=11	BEHAVE YOURSELF	"Behave Yourself1951Staring Farley Granger and Shelley WintersOne of the oddest comedies of the 1950s, Behave Yourself! stars Farley Granger and Shelley Winters as a pair of none-too-bright newlyweds.Granger and Winters adopt a stray pooch named Archie, who unbeknownst to them has been trained as a go-between for a couple of underworld gangs.To the ever-mounting amazement of our hero and heroine, corpses begin to pile up all around them as one gang endeavors to rub out the other during a million-dollar smuggling operation. With mobsters, police officers, and a skeptical, interfering mother-in-law to contend with, can the hapless Bill survive the day in this wonderful comedy ?Rating: NR (Questionable for Children)Running Time: 81 minutesStarring: William Demarest, Margalo Gillmore, Farley Granger, Francis L. Sullivan, Shelley WintersDirected by: George Beck"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/by1.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=2	BROADWAY LIMITED	"Broadway Limited 1941 Staring Leonid Kinskey, Victor McLaglen, Patsy Kelly and Dennis O'KeefeAs a ploy to gain publicity, a motion picture director wants his star actress to take a baby with her on a train trip. The director's secretary asks the train's engineer, an old boyfriend, for help. As the engineer ponders what to do, a stranger in the train station tells him that he has a baby that could be used. On board the train, the actress meets a young doctor whom she knew in school, and whom she is still in love with. The presence of the baby causes a series of misunderstandings between them, but the real problems begin when the engineer begins to suspect that the baby may have been kidnapped.The Broadway Limited is much funnier, and more consistently funny, than many better-known screwball comedies of the period. Its plot builds on several interlaced misunderstandings. A movie star (Marjorie Woodworth) is pressured by her scheming, tyrannical Hollywood producer (Leonid Kinskey) to pretend to adopt a baby for publicity purposes. The producer's assistant (Patsy Kelly) turns to an ex-boyfriend, a railroad engineer (Victor McLaglen), to borrow a baby for the stunt, but the baby he gets may have been kidnapped and the subject of a widespread police hunt. The movie star runs into her ex-boyfriend (Dennis O'Keefe), who thinks the baby really is hers. And the baby keeps disappearing and reappearing on a cross-country train trip.As in many comedies, the romantic lead roles are blander and less interesting those written for the character actors, who get all the best lines. Top-billed Victor McLaglen has a substantial role -- watch his underplayed reaction to the bratty kid who asks him, "Is that your real face?" But so does Leonid Kinskey, who has a ball and one of his biggest parts ever as the manipulative producer. Down-to-earth Patsy Kelly replaced dithering Zazu Pitts as Thelma Todd's partner in two-reel comedies, but this is the only film in which they appeared together. That's a shame, as they make a superb team, particularly when they share a bed with the baby (and a leaky hot-water bottle) between them. "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/broadwaylimited-1.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=24	CAPTAIN CHINA	"~Captain China1950John Payne, Gail Russell, Lon Chaney Jr.Stormy waves in the South China Sea wash a drunken captain, Charles Chinnough, off his ship just before it crashes on a reef. He's then rescued by a passing vessel. Two months later the former captain, now in disgrace, sails as a passenger on a ship commanded by Brendensen, the man who had been the first-mate on his last voyage. Tension quickly develops between these two, especially since both are now attracted to the same female passenger, Kim Mitchell. A typhoon forces Chinnough and Brendensen to work together to save the ship while, at the same time, new information comes to light about their previous voyage together.Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/captain_china_1.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=61	CHRISTMAS EVE	"The greedy nephew of eccentric Matilda Reid (Ann Harding) seeks to have her judged incompetent so he can administer her wealth; but she will be saved if her three long-lost adopted sons appear for a Christmas Eve reunion. Separate stories reveal Michael( Michael Brent) as a bankrupt playboy loved by loyal Ann; Mario( George Raft) as a seemingly shady character tangling with a Nazi war criminal in South America; Jonathan( Randolph Scott) as a hard-drinking rodeo rider intent on a flirtatious social worker. Is there hope for Matilda ?She endures an adventurous journey, but the three do manage to come together on Christmas Eve, save the estate, and give the conniving nephew his due!This is acollector quality."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/christmaseve3.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=13	DISHONORED LADY	"Dishonored Lady staring Hedy Lamarr and Dennis O'Keefe - 1947If this film was made today (1999) it would of been really a scorcher. Hedy as a closeted nymphomaniac, really shined in this movie. The close up of her face as she is attempting suicide in her car at the near beginning of the movie is a sight to behold. Her costars Dennis O' Keefe and her husband at the time, John Loder, the suave art dealer gave ample support. There is even the 'witch' from the wizard of oz, as a friendly, but nosey landlady.In the Dishonored Lady, Madeleine Damien (Hedy Lamarr) is a successful magazine editor with a free-spirited private life, but a number of failed relationships and years of burning the candle at both ends have taken their toll and Madeleine is suicidal and on the verge of a nervous breakdown.Her psychiatrist, Dr. Caieb (Morris Carnovsky), advises her to find a less stressful and more personally satisfying line of work, so Madeleine leaves the publishing industry and moves to a flat in Greenwich Village, where she pursues a long-standing dream of becoming an artist.Madeleine falls in love with a scientist living in her building, Dr. David Cousins (Dennis O'Keefe), and they plan to marry. However, shortly before they are to wed, David is called out of town and Madeleine decides to visit a nightclub, where she runs into Felix Courtland (John Loder), a jeweler with whom she once had an affair. Felix invites Madeleine back to his apartment, but before long she begins to think better of it and tries to slip out the back before he gets the wrong idea, however, at the same time Jack Garet (William Lundigan), a former employee of Felix, arrives at the front door.Jack stole some jewels from Felix but begs him not to turn him in to the police; a fight breaks out, and Jack kills Felix. Since Madeleine was the last person to be seen with Felix, she is accused of murdering him, and David, not knowing of her stormy personal life before he met her, refuses to have anything to do with her.Hedy Lamarr and John Loder were married when they made this film, though perhaps appropriately given their contentious relationship in Dishonored Lady, they divorced before the year was out !!Credited cast: Hedy Lamarr.... Madeleine DamienDennis O'Keefe.... Dr. David S. CousinsJohn Loder.... Felix CourtlandWilliam Lundigan.... Jack GaretMorris Carnovsky.... Dr. Richard Caleb, PsychiatristNatalie Schafer.... Ethel RoycePaul Cavanagh.... Victor KranishDouglass Dumbrille.... Dist. Atty. O'Brien (as Douglas Dumbrille)Margaret Hamilton.... Mrs. Geiger"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/dh1.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=25	DRAGONWYCK	"Dragonwyck1946Gene Tierney, Walter Houston, Vincent Price When Miranda Wells was invited to live with her dark and charming distant cousin Nicholas Van Ryan in order to school his daughter at Dragonwyck manor she was a naive farm girl. As she watches the dark secrets of the house unfold, she becomes more aware of selfishness, desire, and insanity while becoming more involved with Nicholas. The closer Miranda grows to the community and the Van Ryan's, the more she wishes she had never come to Dragonwyck. Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/dragonwyck1.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=26	ETERNALLY YOURS	"Broderick CrawfordEternally Yours1939Loretta Young~ David Niven~ Broderick CrawfordAnita's (Loretta Young) life seems to be progressing nicely. She's engaged to Don Barnes (Broderick Crawford), a wealthy man that will give her all the stability and comfort a woman could desire. But then she meets a magician with the unlikely name of The Great Arturo (David Niven), who performs a singular feat of magic — he sweeps her off her feet. Promptly dropping Barnes, she weds Arturo and travels the globe as his assistant. After some time, however, the magic begins to wear off and Anita longs for a simpler life, perhaps on a quite farmhouse in the country. She's also a bit put out by Arturo's flirting with other women, but what really worries her are the dangerous stunts he has added to his repertoire. Realizing it is time for her to do something, she pulls a little magic of her own and disappear, forcing Artuto to set off on a lively chase to find her."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/eternally_yours.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=59	FAMILY HONEYMOON	"Grant Jordan, bachelor botany professor, marries Katie, a widow with three kids, despite the machinations of Grant's former girlfriend Minna. But on the wedding day, Aunt Jo, who was to baby-sit, breaks a leg; so the kids come along on the honeymoon. After misadventures en route, they make it to the Grand Canyon, only to find Minna there, still scheming. "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/Family_Honeymoon.gif	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=27	FOUR MEN AND A PRAYER	"Four Men And A Prayer1938Loretta Young, Richard Greene, George Sanders, David Niven ,William HenryColonel Loring Leigh, British Indian Army, appears to have issued an order that cost 90 lives. Cashiered, he returns home, tells his sons of a conspiracy by an arms syndicate to supply the rebels...then is found dead, an apparent suicide. To clear their father, the four sons must globetrot in a hazardous search for evidence, closely followed by Geoffrey's sweetheart Lynn Cherrington.Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/four_men_6.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=38	HEARTS IN BONDAGE	"First-time director Lew Ayres performs miracles on a tiny budget in the Civil War drama Hearts in BondageThe story offers a romanticized version of the events leading up to the battle between the "ironclads" Monitor and Merrimac.Northern naval officer Kenneth (James Dunn), the nephew of Monitor designer John Ericsson (Fritz Leiber) is dishonorably discharged when he sinks the Merrimac instead of burning it, as ordered. He is restored to duty as a crew member on the Monitor, and in the ensuing sea battle with the re-commissioned Merrimac he kills Confederate officer Raymond (David Manners), the brother of Kenneth's fiancée Constance (Mae Clarke).The estranged sweethearts are ultimately reunited with the help of Abe Lincoln himself.Both James Dunn and Mae Clarke are miscast in their roles, but they do their best under the circumstances to make their material "work" — and often succeed.The real stars of Hearts in Bondage are Republic's special-effects mavens Howard and Theodore Lydecker, whose splendid utilization of scale models in the climactic Monitor-Merrimac confrontation is both exciting and convincing.Cast overview, first billed only: James Dunn.... Lieutenant Kenneth ReynoldsMae Clarke.... Constance JordanDavid Manners.... Raymond JordanCharlotte Henry.... Julie BuchananHenry B. Walthall.... Captain BuchananFritz Leiber.... Captain John EricssonGeorge Irving.... Commodore JordanIrving Pichel.... Secretary of War Sumner Gideon WellesJ.M. Kerrigan.... Paddy CallahanFrank McGlynn Sr..... Abraham LincolnBen Alexander.... EgglestonOscar Apfel.... Captain GilmanClay Clement.... Lieutenant WordenEdward Gargan.... 'Mac' McPhersonRussell Hicks.... Senator Pillsbury "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/hearts_in_bondage_00000044.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=17	HEAVENLY BODY	"In this light romantic comedy, William B. Whitley (William Powell) is an astronomer who is very excited about his latest discovery, a comet that has been named after him. However, Whitley has been so busy tracking the course of his comet as its path leads straight into the moon that he's been ignoring his new wife, Vicky (Hedy Lamarr).Bored and lonely, one day Vicky visits an astrologer who informs her that she will -- on a specific day -- meet a handsome stranger, and they will fall in love. A bit perplexed at this news, Vicky shares the astrologer's report with William; however, he's so appalled that she would waste her time on pseudo-scientific hooey like astrology that he storms out of the house, moving into his observatory for a few days.On the predicted day, Vicky is wondering what happened to her dream man when an air raid warden, Lloyd Hunter (James Craig), shows up to confront Vicky and ends up going inside her house and shutting off her lights. Vicky and Lloyd strike up a conversation, and she begins to realize that he could well be the man the astrologer predicted she would meet; Vicky is interested in him, but just as he's leaving,William returns. William, however, senses that Vicky is infatuated with Lloyd, and he quickly hatches a devious plan to win back her good graces.When this was made, MGM was no longer making a serious effort to get Hedy Lamarr good roles. Though while the story isn't all that brilliant, Hedy's infinite loveliness and a few lightly amusing parts make this movie worthwhile. She's just impossibly gorgeous and a very warm presence throughout. And such a charming voice she had! Her and William Powell made a pretty good on-screen couple in this their second and final film together. He supplied most of the humor while she supplied all of the heavenliness. This movie certainly isn't a monumental classic, but it's quite entertaining.Cast overview, first billed only: William Powell.... William S. WhitleyHedy Lamarr.... Vicky WhitleyJames Craig.... Lloyd X. HunterFay Bainter.... Margaret SibyllHenry O'Neill.... Professor StoweSpring Byington.... Nancy Potter"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/hb1.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=32	HENRY AND DIZZY	"Henry Aldrich in "Henry and Dizzy"1942Jimmy Lydon, Charles Smith, Mary AndersonThis is the third in the Henry Aldrich series. The friendship between Henry and Dizzy is tested.Just to impress Dizzy's girlfriend, Henry goes on a blind date. They "rent" a boat, and Henry causes it to sink. Mr. Weeks demands that they pay for it or go to jail. Henry, Dizzy and Phyllis embark on a money-making adventure. Naturally, their schemes cause problems and they get into more trouble than expected.A most touching scene is at the Lake, when Henry's father Sam Aldrich confronts Henry about the trouble he's in. For the first time, father and son become close and open the lines of communication. The lawyer in Sam comes out."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/henry_and_dizzy.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=33	HIRED WIFE	"Hired Wife1940Rosalind Russell ,Brian AherneAd man Stephen Dexter asks his secretary Kendall to marry him as a loophole in order to protect his finances during an important business deal. Once the deal is completed, he asks Kendall for a divorce and is dismayed when she refuses. "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/hired_wife_1.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=39	HIS DOUBLE LIFE	"His Double Life is a sweet, charming adaptation of the venerable Arnold Bennett play Buried Alive. Roland Young plays Priam Farrell, a famous and reclusive artist who is loath to return to London to accept a knighthood. Hoping to drop out of sight, Farrell trades identities with his recently deceased valet. So far as the world is concerned, Farrell himself has died, allowing him to start life all over again with spinster Alice (Lillian Gish), whom he - or rather the man he is pretending to be - had been corresponding with through a matrimonial bureau. Complications arise when the dead valet's family pops up with the intention of accusing Young of bigamy! Filmed at the Astoria Studios in Long Island, His Double Life was for many years withdrawn from circulation because of its 1943 remake, Holy Matrimony."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/his-double-life.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=35	HORROR ISLAND	"Horror Island1941Dick Foran, Peggy Moran, Leo Carrillo A group of disparate types are lured to a supposedly haunted mansion on a remote island. Their "host" is peg-legged privateer Tobias , who possesses half of a valuable treasure map. One by one, the treasure-hunters are killed off by a mysterious assailant, with Tobias being the first victim. The identity of the "mystery" killer is fairly obvious from the outset.Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/horror_island.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=3	HURRICANE	"Hurricane1937Dorothy Lamour /Raymond Massey“A production masterpiece from Samuel Goodwin” – Variety“One of the most thrilling spectacles the screen has provided” – New York Times“Samuel Goodwin has made cinema history in The Hurricane. The most terrifying, realistic sequence photographed to date …..” – San Francisco Examiner Jon Hall plays Terangi, a tempestuous native of the French-controlled island of Manakoora. After marrying childhood sweetheart Marama (Dorothy Lamour), Terangi takes a job on a ship. While docked in Tahiti, Teragni is goaded into a fight by a white offense punishable by a stiff prison term. French governor DeLaage (Raymond Massey) has nothing personal against the native, but he is dedicated to upholding the strict letter of the law. Even the appeals made on behalf of Terangi by Doctor Mitchell, (Aubrey Smith), ship's captain Jerome Cowan and the governor's own wife (Mary Astor) fail to weaken DeLaage's resolve to do his duty. Thus begins a chain of events that entangles the freedom-loving Terangi in the impenetrable web of white "justice". Time and again Terangi escapes from prison, only to be recaptured and sentenced to longer and longer terms. Finally managing to make his way back to Manakoora -- and killing a prison guard in the process -- Terangi continues to be doggedly pursued by DeLaage. Just as Terangi is about to sail off to parts unknown in an outrigger canoe with Marama and their child, the hurricane begins. At the risk of his own life, and his freedom, Terangi rescue DeLaage's wife and several other storm refugees.There is a great cast in this superb piece of Hollywood history.Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour are in there physical prime, Raymond Massey brings dignity and his considerable acting skill to his role as the harsh Island governor, the wonderfully photogenic C. Aubrey Smith is the priest and Thomas Mitchell plays his usual drunken Irishman.The plot moves swiftly and is played sincerely and the climatic hurricane scenes are still awe inspiring.Cast: Dorothy Lamour.... MaramaJon Hall.... TerangiC. Aubrey Smith.... Father PaulThomas Mitchell.... Dr. KersaintRaymond Massey.... Gov. Eugene De LaageJohn Carradine.... Warden"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/19h.jpg	19.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=60	IF YOU COULD SEE WHAT I HEAR	"IF YOU COULD SEE WHAT I HEARTom Sullivan( Marc Singer)is a blind college student who wants to be normal. Tom and his friend Sly( R. H. Thomson)are having a great time going to bars and partying.He meets a woman named Heather (Shari Belafonte) who he falls in love with, but the relationship doesn't last long because she is black.Tom is hurt and doesn't understand the reasons and struggles with himself because of denying the fact that he is blind.Life is tough on him until he meets Patti,( Sarah Torgov)who changes his life A touching story of a blind young man whose ability to overcome his handicap inspired all who knew him."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/if_you_could_see.jpg	17.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=42	INDISCRESION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE	"INDISCRESION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE~1953~Jennifer Jones, Montgomery Cliff - 1953A married American woman has gotten involved with another man while visiting relatives in Rome. She decides that the time has come to break off the relationship, and she makes plans to return home to her husband. But she soon realizes that she is not at all sure about what she wants to do, and she continues to agonize over her decision.Legendary producer David O. Selznick teamed with Italian neorealist Vittorio De Sica to bring audiences this heartfelt romantic drama concerning the pain of lost love and the difficulty of saying goodbye.When a beautiful but married American woman, Mary Forbes (Jennifer Jones), meets a handsome Italian, Giovanni Doria (Montgomery Clift), while on holiday in Rome, their forbidden affair soon develops into something more for the lovelorn Giovanni. As Mary bids her heartbroken lover farewell at the train station, Giovanni cannot repress his true feelings and begs her to remain with him in Italy.With a script that credits such writers as Truman Capote, Carson McCullers, Paul Gallico, and Alberto Moravia, Indiscretion of an American Wife has endured to become a true buried treasure of romantic cinema.Cast Jennifer Jones.... Mary ForbesMontgomery Clift.... Giovanni DoriaGino Cervi.... Police commissionerRichard Beymer.... Paul (as Dick Beymer)Oscar Blando.... (uncredited)Nando Bruno.... Employee (uncredited)Memmo Carotenuto.... (uncredited)Maria-Pia Casilio.... (uncredited)Marcella Genuino.... (uncredited)Liliana Gerace.... (uncredited)Enrico Glori.... (uncredited)Clelia Matania.... (uncredited)"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/indiscretionofanamericanwife.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=37	IT GROWS ON TREES	"IT GROWS ON TREESIrene Dunne, Dean JaggerThe Baxter's are a typical American family in the 1950's who are trying to live on too little money.Polly Baxter (Irene Dunne) acquires two mysterious trees that got into a nursery shipment by mistake.The trees begin sprouting paper currency. Assuming it is real money, Polly goes on a spending spree and also pays off the long-standing mortgage on their house. She also gives her husband Phil (Dean Jagger) spending money for his business trip.The money-yielding trees soon become a nationwide sensation, drawing thousands of interested parties to the Baxter's tiny backyard.A major setback is inevtable, but the manner in which the dilemma is solved is both clever and logical.A young Richard Crenna also stars as the soon to be son-in-law.A great family movie!!!!"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/it_grows_on_trees.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=44	IT'S A JOKE SON	"The first Eagle-Lion film stars Kenny Delmar as Senator Beauregard Claghorn, his "Allen's Alley" resident-character heard on Fred Allen's radio program.Claghorn was a blustery, one-man-Chamber-of-Commerce for all things Southern, who had no tolerence for anything north of the Mason-Dixon line, although he made allowances for South Philly.The character inspired the creation of one of the most popular of the Warners' cartoon characters, Foghorn Leghorn, who re-worked most of the originals material and style.The title of this movie is a stock line- "it's a joke, son"---he would feed a befuddled Fred Allen each week.In the film, Claghorn gets into some financial difficulties and is forced by a machine-political gang to enter a race for state senator against his wife (Una Merkel) who appears to have a good chance to beat the political hack backed by the machine.Claghorn is in to siphon votes and ensure his wife's opponent will win and is expected to run a campaign that will defeat himself and his wife. But, he runs to win and the machine's henchies abduct him."Every time I see this film I want to yell out loud, "Save you're Confederate money, Boys! The South's gonna rise again!". This was a laugh a minute all the way through. Of course, you can see that Claghorn was the inspiration for Foghorn Leghorn from the Saturday Morning cartoons. It may not be politically correct, but it is funny."Cast: Kenny Delmar.... Senator Beauregard ClaghornUna Merkel.... Mrs.Magnolia ClaghornJune Lockhart.... Mary Lou ClaghornKenneth Farrell.... Jefferson 'Jeff' DavisDouglass Dumbrille.... Big Dan HealeyJimmy Conlin.... Senator Alexander P. LeedsMatt Willis.... Ace, Healey's HenchmanRalph Sanford.... Knifey, Healey's HenchmanDaisy.... DaisyVera Lewis.... Hortense DimwittyMargaret McWade.... Jennifer WhippleIda Moore.... Matilda Whipple"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/joke-gallery.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=4	IT'S LOVE I'M AFTER	""You're going to have love for breakfast, love for luncheon and love for dinner. Sweet, sugary, sticky worship. You're going to have a steady diet of it till you're ready to scream -- you Billy goat!"Bette Davis as Joyce Arden in It's Love I'm AfterWith Annette Bening's recent triumph as a stage diva fighting to keep career, husband and lover in Being Julia (2004), the time is ripe for a remake of this sparkling, stage-centered screwball comedy from 1937. It even doubles the comic impact of Bening's film with not one but two divas battling for center stage and romance.It's Love I'm After was initiated by Leslie Howard, who after heavy dramatic roles in The Petrified Forest (1936), Romeo and Juliet (1936) and most of his other films, demanded a comic change of pace for his next picture at Warner Bros. Despite some misgivings at the executive level about Howard's ability to play comedy, producer Hal Wallis reluctantly accepted Howard's suggestion that he film the story "Gentleman After Midnight," all about a matinee idol who takes time from romantic sparring with his leading lady to try to cure a young female fan of her mindless devotion to him. Casey Robinson fashioned a witty screenplay that gave Howard the chance to drop comic zingers, swashbuckle through the grounds of a posh Pasadena mansion and spoof his Romeo and Juliet when he and his leading lady perform the play's final scene while whispering insults to each other.Finding the right leading lady was a major problem, however. Howard wanted a skilled comic actress from the stage, pushing for either Gertrude Lawrence or Ina Claire. Neither had a particularly large film following but Wallis arranged for director Archie Mayo to meet with Lawrence to discuss the role. She was interested and Mayo thought she could do it, but Wallis refused to commit to her, testing several other actresses with Howard. Then he and Howard saw Lawrence in the British film Men Are Not Gods (1936), and both had to admit she didn't photograph well. With a start date already set, the picture went into production without a leading lady. Finally, Wallis decided that Bette Davis could use a change of pace after intensely dramatic roles in Marked Woman, Kid Galahad and That Certain Woman (all 1937). She had her misgivings, though. Having churned out those films with little break, she was aching for a vacation. She also complained that the script favored Howard's role while the more interesting female role was the foolish society girl in love with him, being played by Olivia de Havilland. Moreover, she hated to cede sole above-the-title billing to Howard. Finally, Wallis convinced her the change of pace and the chance to make her third film with Howard (they had teamed for Of Human Bondage in 1934 and The Petrified Forest) would add to her prestige. One concession he would make later was agreeing to replace cinematographer James Van Trees with Tony Gaudio, one of the few cameramen Davis trusted to photograph her under her exacting standards.Another of Davis's concerns was her rocky relationship with Howard off-screen. While filming Of Human Bondage, he had been cold and dismissive, resenting an American actress being cast in what he considered a very British story. Her dramatic triumph in the film had won his respect, but he had run hot and cold while filming The Petrified Forest, sometimes ignoring her, sometimes coming on to her rather crudely. The latter was hardly a problem on It's Love I'm After. Instead, he turned his attentions to de Havilland, driving her mad with his dogged persistence.On-screen, however, the comic types meshed perfectly. Critics not only praised Howard and Davis for playing against type, but hailed the film's strong supporting cast, filled with eccentric comic actors -- including the ultimate gentleman's gentleman Eric Blore, blustering father George Barbier, and dizzy society matron Spring Byington. Any doubts about Howard's comic abilities were silenced by the film's impressive box office performance, bringing in over a million dollars during its initial release, and Howard's next hit, directing himself in George Bernard Shaw's classic comedy Pygmalion (1938).Producer: Hal B. Wallis, Harry Joe BrownDirector: Archie MayoScreenplay: Casey Robinson, based on the story "Gentleman After Midnight" by Maurice HanlineCinematography: James Van Trees, Tony Gaudio (uncredited)Art Direction: Carl Jules WeylMusic: Heinz RoemheldCast: Leslie Howard (Basil Underwood), Bette Davis (Joyce Arden), Olivia de Havilland (Marcia West), Eric Blore (Digges), Patric Knowles (Henry Grant), George Barbier (William West), Spring Byington (Aunt Ella Paisley), Bonita Granville (Gracie Kane), E. E. Clive (Butler), Veda Ann Borg (Elsie)."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/love-after.gif	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=46	JIMMY THE GENT	"Jimmy The Gent, starring James Cagney has him playing Jimmy Corrigan who is a private detective specializing in finding heirs to large fortunes. He's in competition with Alan Dinehart who calls himself a "genealogist" and has just about the same set of ethics Cagney has. The only difference is Cagney lacks the polish of Dinehart and is less a hypocrite.Now no one ever confused James Cagney with Ronald Colman on the screen and I daresay they probably were never up for the same parts, but Cagney dumbs it down to Leo Gorcey levels in order to contrast himself with Dinehart. It's effective though.What makes this film special is that the leading lady is Bette Davis who was a year away from finally getting Jack Warner to give her a role with substance in Of Human Bondage. Speaking of class, you can see that Ms. Davis has it in abundance and that she wasn't going to be held down with supportive leading lady roles. Later on Cagney and Davis were given The Bride Came COD when both were big box office names.Cagney is quite the operator here and I won't tell you exactly what he does, he does bend our legal system over backwards though. And if he's not exactly reformed, he does learn the difference between class and manners.Complete credited cast: James Cagney.... 'Jimmy' CorriganBette Davis.... Miss Joan MartinAllen Jenkins.... LouAlan Dinehart.... Charles WallinghamAlice White.... MabelArthur Hohl.... Monty BartonPhillip Reed.... Ronny GatsonHobart Cavanaugh.... Fake WorthinghamMayo Methot.... Gladys FarrellRenee Whitney.... BessieRalf Harolde.... Hendrickson (as Ralfe Harolde)Merna Kennedy.... JittersPhilip Faversham.... Intern BlairNora Lane.... Sarah Posy Barton"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/jimmy1.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=18	JUNIOR MISS	"Junior Miss1945Peggy Ann Garner ~Stephen Dunne ~Allyn Joslyn ~Mona Freeman ~Sylvia FieldPeggy Ann Garner as a troublesome teenager. Garner means well, but can't help meddling in the affairs of her father (Allyn Joslyn) and other unsuspecting grownups. Most of the story revolves around Peggy's matchmaking habits: she pairs up her uncle (Milo O'Shea) with the daughter of her father's employer, which nearly loses dad his job. The mess sorts itself out before the third-act curtain, with Garner promising to mind her own business...until next time. Keep an eye out for a brief appearance by a young Mel TormeFilms in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/juniormiss3.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=40	KELLY AND ME	"Kelly And Me1957Van Johnson, Martha Hyer,Piper Laurie Flop vaudeville performer Len Carmody is adopted by Kelly, a trained dog abandoned by Malo's dog act. When Kelly joins Len's ho-hum song and dance, a popular comedy act is born. On the train, Len meets young Mina Van Runkel, daughter of a movie producer in desperate need of new talent (it's 1930). Successful in making "dog pictures," can Len stand being second banana to Kelly?Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/kelly_and_me.gif	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=41	KING OF BURLESQUE	"King Of Burlesque1936Alice Faye ~Warner Baxter~ Jack Oakie Warner Baxter plays the ambitious producer of a burlesque show who rises to the big time on Broadway. Alice Faye is the loyal burley cue singer who helps make Baxter a success. His head turned by sudden fame, Baxter falls under the spell of a society woman (Mona Barrie) who has theatrical aspirations of her own. She marries Baxter, then convinces him to produce a string of "artistic" plays rather than his extravagant musical revues. The plays are flops, and the woman haughtily divorces Baxter. Faithful Alice Faye, who'd gone to London when her ex-beau was married, returns to the penniless Baxter. She and her burlesque buddies team up to pull Baxter out of his rut and put him on top again. Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film. "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/king1.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=47	LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY	"In the true Art-Imitates-Life fashion, Mickey Rooney plays returning GI Andy Hardy, who arrives in his home town of Carvel to the open arms of his family: Father Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone), mother Mrs. Hardy (Fay Holden) and Aunt Milly (Sara Haden).After reels and reels of "Gee, Mom and Dad, it's great to be home", Andy launches into a new romance with college coed Kay Wilson (Bonita Granville).His boundless ebullience is dampened when Kay elects to marry another, setting the stage for a another of those man-to-man talks between Judge Hardy and Son.Fortunately, Andy bounces back to his old self when he meets Latin American exchange student Isobel Gonzales (Lina Romay).Cast: Mickey Rooney.... Andrew 'Andy' HardyLewis Stone.... Judge James K. HardySara Haden.... Aunt Milly ForrestBonita Granville.... Kay WilsonLina Romay.... Miss Isobel GonzalesFay Holden.... Mrs. Emily HardyDorothy Ford.... Coffy SmithHal Hackett.... Duke Johnson"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/mickey-gallery.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=49	LYING LIPS	"One of the best funniest movies I have seen in a long time, ‘Lying Lips’ is a simple yarn (with a pretty stupid ending that takes 5 minutes to explain) about a woman who is framed with her Aunt’s murder. Lying Lips also presents us with the acting skills of one Edna Mae Harris. Her singing is not bad, but when she’s forced to act, her line delivery is so hilariously bad I was falling off the floor laughing. Even worse is the dialogue. For some odd reason, the director made the cops as stupid as possible. Check the interrogation scene. EVERYTHING is repeated twice, and sometimes three times! “I answered the phone” “You answered the phone?” “I Answered The Phone” “I went back to the phone!” “So you went back to the phone?” “I went back to the phone!” Also the police are very smart: Witness: “She was my cousin!” Police Chief: “Oh she was your cousin! So you were related!” People have made comments about Earl Jones’ performance. I thought he was so perfect, just barking out his lines to the point of hilarity! Much, much more to be found in this film: Edna Mae taking a bath apparently with her heels on, her poor attempts at screaming and fainting, her reaction when someone answers the phone, her schizophrenic bath habits, the laughable continuity, the laughable editing, clubs that have wooden doors and no signage, and a white police chief who say he’s glad a black policeman is helping to solve who killed a black woman because “being a colored man, he might find things our other officers could not!” This movie is hilariously funny!Credited cast: Edna Mae Harris.... Elsie BellwoodCarman Newsome.... Benjamin HadnotRobert Earl Jones.... Detective WenzerFrances E. Williams.... Elizabeth GreenCherokee Thornton.... John LandrySlim Thompson.... Clyde LandryGladys Williams.... Aunt JosephineJuano Hernandez.... Rev. BrysonHenry 'Gang' Gines.... Ned GreenDon De Leo.... Farina, a club ownerCharles La Torre.... Garotti, a club ownerRobert Paquin.... District Attorney EckertGeorge Reynolds.... Lt. of Police (Donovan)Amanda Randolph.... MatronTeddy Hall.... Young Boy"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/lying_lips_1.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=50	MADE FOR EACH OTHER	"Given all the great films that were released in 1939, including Jimmy Stewart's "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" and producer David O. Selznick's "Gone With the Wind," it's no wonder that "Made for Each Other" is so often overlooked.But by the measure of any other year, this is a charmer and an unsung classic. It's a pretty familiar melodramatic scenario, with Stewart and Carole Lombard who struggle with all the usual obstacles that hit young marrieds -- illness, money troubles, interfering in-laws, etc -- but somehow manage to overcome.It's not the tearjerker it once was -- the emotions are too obvious today -- but the stars are wonderful and the script by Jo Swerling still quite crisp. The video and audio are first rate and far superior to other copies that I have seen, finally doing justice to the stars and the famous name of producer Selznick.Cast: Carole Lombard.... Jane MasonJames Stewart.... John Horace 'Johnny' MasonCharles Coburn.... Judge Joseph M. DoolittleLucile Watson.... Mrs. Harriet MasonEddie Quillan.... Conway (pilot)Alma Kruger.... Sister Madeline"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/made1.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=43	MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION	"Magnificent Obsession1935Irene Dunne, Robert TaylorA man who has ruined a woman's life attempts to make good on his debt to her (and his conscience) in this sudsy drama based on a best-selling novel by Lloyd C. Douglas. Bobby Merrick (Robert Taylor) is an alcoholic ne'er-do-well whose recklessness causes the death of Dr. Hudson, a respected physician. Helen Hudson (Irene Dunne), the doctor's widow, turns away from Merrick's apology, only to walk into traffic. She's struck by a car and blinded. Shaken by the tragic events, Merrick gives up alcohol and begins studying to become a doctor and right the wrong he's done to Helen. As he begins spending time at the family's estate through a mutual friend, Helen grows fond of his frequent visits, and they begin to fall in love. However, when Helen learns that Merrick is responsible for her husband's death and her own accident, she moves away to a place where he cannot find her. In time, Merrick becomes a gifted eye surgeon, and he learns that he could restore Helen's sight with a delicate and dangerous operation . Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/magnificent_obsession_1.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=45	MAN ABOUT TOWN	"Man About Town1939Jack Benny ,Betty Grable, Dorothy LamourProducer Bob Temple, who's brought an American show to London, loves his star Diana, but she won't take him seriously as a lover. To show her, he picks up stranger Lady Arlington, whose financier husband neglects her. On a weekend at the Arlington country house, Bob is used by both Lady A. and her friend to make their husbands jealous; this works all too well, and Bob is in danger from both husbands.Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/man_about_town_1.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=7	MARGIE	"MARGIE is a wonderful movie that is deft blend of comedy and romance.This is considered to be one of Jeanne Crain's best performances.Margie (Jeanne Crain) and her daughter reminisce about Margie's girlhood in the roaring twenties in flashback.Miss Crain is delightful as a young,1920's high school girl who is envious of her best friends romance with Johnnie, the coolest boy in school, and is attracted by the handsome new French teacher Mr. Fontaine (Glenn Langan) who is currently romancing the school librarian, Miss Palmer(Lynn Bari).Margie has many crosses to bear in her young life. Her mother died at birth and she is being raised by her maternal grandmother and visited weekly by her mortician father. Her grandmother, who once chained herself to the gate at the White House , in support of woman's suffrage, makes her wear old-fashioned bloomers under her unfashionable clothes which the elastic is constantly breaking at the most inappropriate time ---usually in front of the French teacher.When Margie's date for the prom gets sick, what happens next surprises everyone.This delightful comedy is a triumph for Jeanne Crain.At the end of the movie, Margie is shown with her own teenage daughter, and we find out who she finally married.A sentimental story a person can't forget...........Bidding starts low for this lost treasure . A must have for serious classic collectors.This movie has been researched and found to be in the Public Domain"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/margie.gif_a.gif	17.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=48	MEET ME AT THE FAIR	"Meet Me At The Fair1953Dan Dailey, Dianna Lynn, Hugh O'BrianIn 1904, Doc Tilbee, medicine show huckster and champion tall-tale teller, gives a ride to a young boy escaped from an orphanage, where bad conditions (the result of political graft) are being investigated by new appointee Zerelda Wing, who doesn't know that her fiancée is one of the politicians responsible. Tad wants to stay with his new friend Doc, who is attracted to Zerelda, to the discomfiture of his old flame Clara...all amid nostalgic musical numbers. Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/fair.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=52	MISLEADING LADY	"Claudette Colbert plays a dizzy socialite who wants to become an actress. She buys her way into an audition for the part of a seductive vamp in an upcoming film. To prove she's worthy of the role, Colbert comes on strong to unsuspecting bachelor Edmund Lowe. He falls like a ton of bricks, but Colbert drops him when she's cast in the film. Lowe is not so easily disposed of; he abducts Colbert from the studio and spirits her away. She eventually realizes that she's loved him all along, while the modern-day feminists in the audience grind their teeth and pull their hair. Misleading Lady was based on a play by Charles W. Goddard and Paul Dickey.Starring: Claudette Colbert, Stuart Erwin, Edmund Lowe, George Meeker, Robert Strange"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/ml3.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=65	MOTHER WORE TIGHTS	"In this chronicle of a vaudeville family Myrtle McKinley (Betty Grable), looks back at her past.At the turn of the century she is working her way through business school and gets a job dancing at a San Francisco vaudeville house.She meets fellow dancer Frank Burt ( Dan Dailey) and they soon fall in love.They marry and begin performing a song and dance act on the road.Myrtle leaves the act when she becomes pregnant with their first daughter.As the kids get older she rejoins Frank and they go back on tour.Years later when their girls Iris (Mona Freeman) and Mikey (Connie Marshall) are attending boarding school they learn that their parents are scheduled to perform at a theatre near the campus. Iris does not want this but in the end, accepts her parent's for who they are.Betty Grable and Dan Dailey were an excellent team and this is one of their best.The fine technicolor cinematography was nominated for an Oscar and the lovel orchestrations did win an Oscar. A GREAT FAMILY MOVIE !!!!!testurl = new Array(3);testurl[1]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K20258.jpg""testurl[2]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K20259.jpg""testurl[3]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K2025a.jpg""function showupdate(photoIndex, photoDisplayType){document['Image0'].PathOrURL = testurl[photoIndex];}showupdate(1,0);"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/motherworetights.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=57	"MURDER MY SWEET 1944  Dick Powell, Claire Trevor, Anne Shirley"	"A missing gangster's girl drives this mystery featuring Dick Powell in the role of legendary sleuth Phillip Marlowe.One-time movie crooner Dick Powell literally turned his career around in the 1944 film Murder My Sweet. Dick Powell stars as Phillip Marlowe, the hard-boiled private detective antihero created by novelist Raymond Chandler. Hired by hulking, psychotic Moose Malloy (Mike Mazurki) to locate Moose's old girl friend, Marlowe is pitched headlong into a morass of intrigue and deception. The participants include duplicitous glamour-girl Claire Trevor, sodden slattern Esther Howard, suave blackmailer Otto Kruger and dyspeptic doctor Ralf Harolde. At one point, Marlowe is railroaded into a lunatic asylum, where under the influence of drugs he experiences a surrealistic nightmare the like of which would not be seen on screen again until Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958). So fascinating are the "bad" characters in Murder My Sweet that the 100% "good" characters, heroine Anne Shirley and detective Don Douglas, seem wishy-washy wimps by comparison. After years of insipid golly-gee roles, Dick Powell startled his fans with his cynical, world-weary portrayal of Philip Marlowe. This part put him back on top of the box-office tallies and enabled him to extend his acting career into the 1950s, which led to an even more lucrative "third life" as a powerful TV-studio executive."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/murder-gallery.jpg	16.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=67	"MY BLUE HEAVEN 1950 Betty Grable, Dan Dailey"	"In this musical comedy with dramatic touches , Jack and Molly Moran(Dan Dailey and Betty Grable) are a show business couple who,after hosting their own radio show, have just been given a deal to star in a TV series.They're also thrilled to discover that Molly is expecting a baby, but their joy turns to sorrow after she loses the child in an auto accident, and her doctors tell her that she may not be able to conceive again.When they see how happy their friends Walter and Janet Pringle(David Wayne and Jane Wyatt) are with their five children, the morans decide to adopt,but they discover that show people are not generally regarded as fit parents, regardless of their success or stability.However good fortune eventually shines on Jack and Molly, as they find themselves with not one but two adopted tykes, and a big surprise around the corner.This film was nominated for WGA Award(Best Written Musical) in 1951.My Blue Heaven marked the film debut of musical star Mitzi Gaynortesturl = new Array(3);testurl[1]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K2025d.jpg""testurl[2]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K2025e.jpg""testurl[3]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K2025f.jpg""function showupdate(photoIndex, photoDisplayType){document['Image0'].PathOrURL = testurl[photoIndex];}showupdate(1,0);Click on a picture to enlarge"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/blue_heaven.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=6	NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD 1968  Duane Jones and Judith O'Dea	"Over the history of the horror cinema, there have been films that define and redefine the genre. NOSFERATU, (also available on this web site), FRANKENSTEIN, HORROR OF DRACULA, PSYCHO and HALLOWEEN are just a few of the films that have had an enormous impact on horror cinema.Equally important, is a little horror movie that came from a group of Pittsburgh based filmmakers that was produced for virtually no money.NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD ($25) was a film that had a fairly unique concept, which the movie put across so successfully, that its release spawned decade’s worth of sequels, imitations and its own sub-genre of horror cinema. After all, what could be more horrifying than the notion of reanimated human corpses feasting upon the living ?Utilizing a single claustrophobic setting for most of running time, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD tells the story of a group of strangers that are trapped inside an isolated farmhouse, as it is besieged by flesh eating zombies from a nearby cemetery.Made in black and white, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD has a documentary like quality that gives it a horrifying sense of realism akin to Orson Welles’ infamous WAR OF THE WORLDS broadcast.Although tame in comparison to the movies that followed it, NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD does offer up some grisly images of zombies devouring human flesh, which I still find more unsettling that the more graphic depictions of later films. Night Of The Living Dead is a True Cult Classic !!! Cast overview, first billed only: Duane Jones.... BenJudith O'Dea.... BarbraKarl Hardman.... Harry CooperMarilyn Eastman.... Helen Cooper/Bug-eating zombieKeith Wayne.... TomJudith Ridley.... JudyKyra Schon.... Karen Cooper/Upstairs bodyCharles Craig.... Newscaster/ZombieS. William Hinzman.... Cemetery ZombieGeorge Kosana.... Sheriff McClellandFrank Doak.... ScientistBill 'Chilly Billy' Cardille.... Field reporterA.C. McDonald.... Zombie/Posse MemberSamuel R. Solito.... Zombie/Posse MemberMark Ricci.... Washington scientist"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/nightofthelivingdead-gallery.jpg	9.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=68	"THAT LADY IN ERMINE 1948 Betty Gablle, Cesar Romero, Douglas Fairbanks Jr."	"That Lady In Ermine tells two parallel stories, both taking place in a small European duchy of Bergamo.One is set in the 19th century and the other in the 16th.In 1861, Countess Angelina(Betty Grable) and her newlywed husband, Baron Mario(Cesar Romero), have just entered the bridal chamber when a Hungarian army regiment under the command of Colonel Teglash(Douglas Fairbanks Jr.)invades.Mario flees the castle, leaving Angelina to face the invaders, just as her 16th century ancestor Francesca(also Betty Grable) was forced to protect her turf under similar circumstances.The Colonel is struck by a portrait of Francesca(the lady in ermine) of the title, and the resemblance between her and Angelina makes it difficult for him to rule with his customary iron fist."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/ermine2.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=51	"THE BOOGIEMAN WILL GET YOU 1942 Boris Karloff,Peter Lorre"	"Crazy professor Nathaniel Billings(Boris Karloff) is working on creating a race of "supermen' in the basement of a new England house to help the war effort.He sells the building to a naive women and her ex-boyfriend to run as a hotel. Billings then teams up with equally crazy Dr. Lawrence(Peter Lorre),and uses the guests as a source of their experiments.testurl = new Array(1);testurl[1]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K201ef.jpg""function showupdate(photoIndex, photoDisplayType){document['Image0'].PathOrURL = testurl[photoIndex];}showupdate(1,0); Location Country: United States (92084)Shipping conditions: Buyer pays shipping expenses , International shippingShipping terms:"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/boogiemanwillgetyou.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=12	"THE BRAIN THAT WOULDN'T DIE 1962 Jason Evers ,Virginia Leith"	"An arrogant scientist brings his fiancée back from the dead in this vintage cult horror film. Dr. Bill Cortner (Jason Evers, here billed as Herb Evers) performs medical experiments despite the trepidation of his surgeon father (Bruce Brighton); transplantation is Bill's main area of interest, but he's also had some success using electric shock to restore life to the recently deceased. When Bill causes a car crash that decapitates his fiancée, Jan Compton (Virginia Leith), he spirits her head off to his secret laboratory and keeps it alive with the help of an experimental new serum. Soon, the doctor begins scouring the dives, strip clubs, and suburban streets for an attractive woman whose body he can steal to restore his lady love to her full, ambulatory glory. Meanwhile, back at the lab, Jan grows to hate Bill for refusing to let her die. Developing telepathic powers that allow her to communicate with one of Bill's failed experiments — a snarling creature kept locked up under the stairs — she begins to plot her revenge. Things come to a head when Bill returns to the lab with his intended victim: a bitter, disfigured, man-hating figure model (Adele Lamont). The promotional tagline for The Brain That Wouldn't Die was "Alive...without a body...fed by an unspeakable horror from hell!" The film helped provide the inspiration for '80s horror/comedy director Frank Henenlotter's Frankenhooker and Basket Case 2. The former includes a decapitated woman restored to life by her lover, while the latter features both a cameo from Brain star Jason Evers and another character who looks like the twin brother of the monster under the stairs. "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/brain_that_wouldnt_die_00000024.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=22	"THE BUSTER KEATON STORY 1957 Donald O';Connor,Ann Blyth,Rhonda Fleming,Peter Lorre"	"Sidney Sheldon directed this somewhat inaccurate life story of immortal film comedian Buster Keaton, beautifully played by Donald O’Connor. The film begins with young Buster appearing in his parents' circus acrobatic act (the real Keatons never appeared in a circus, but were vaudevillians instead). After Buster’s dad dies (an event that actually occurred when Keaton was in his 30s and already a star), the boy strikes out on his own. He makes it into silent films as a top slapstick comic, but his private life is complicated by two loves, a "sweet" girl (Blyth) and a prima Donna silent movie star (Fleming)--Buster was married three times, but not to either one of the ladies depicted in this film). When talkies come in, Buster is browbeaten by autocratic director Lorre (allof Keaton's talkies were directed by Eddie Sedgwick, one of his best friends) and finds himself unable to handle dialogue (no comment). He turns to drink (true) and destroys himself in Hollywood (partly true). But through the love of good girlBlyth , Buster makes a comeback in vaudeville, and finally decides to get married and settle down for the first time in his life (Buster did tour in vaudeville with wife Eleanor Norris, who was wife number three and whom he met nine years after the advent of talkies).The nicest thing about the film was that the amount Paramount paid Keaton for permission to film his "life story" ($50,000) which was large enough for Buster to remain financially solvent for the rest of his life. Despite the inaccuracies the movie is well done and it’s a joy to watch O’Connor recreate some of Buster’s best material--a TOUGH one to find and a MUST HAVE for Donald O’Connor fans, so grab it NOW for your video collection while it's available."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/buster_2.gif	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=14	"THE EVIL MIND 1934 Claude Rains, Fay Wray, Mary Clare, Jane Baxter"	"The Evil MindClaude Rains is a phony psychic who makes a good living fleecing the suckers with his wild prognostications. But after Rains is plagued by severe headaches, he discovers that he truly does have "visions". Suddenly his predictions begin to come true, and Rains is elevated to a position of prominence in European social and political circles. Despite the protestations of his loving wife (Fay Wray), Rains becomes intoxicated by his own power, which leads to disaster. Also known as The Evil Mind, The Clairvoyant is an elaborate British-made cautionary fable, with an excellent performance by Claude Rains and a remarkably good one from Fay Wray.Claude Rains gives one of his finest performances ever -- and that's saying a lot. The rest of the cast is also first-rate in this story of a fake fortune-teller who suddenly starts seeing visions of the future for real. I really liked the small touches that director Elvey put in to make you feel as if Claude and his family really were a family -- little things like the way wife Fay Wray will touch his shoulder, the way the family talks on top of one another -- it's all carefully and perfectly done. Congratulations also to Glen MacWilliams' photography -- his footage of the mine shaft rivals Fritz Lang's METROPOLIS.Claude Rains... MaximusFay Wray... ReneMary Clare... MotherBen Field... SimonJane Baxter... Christine ShawnAthole Stewart... Lord SouthwoodC. Denier Warren... James J. Bimeter"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/em-4.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=28	"THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL 1950 Lucille Ball,Eddie Albert"	"The Fuller Brush GirlEddie Albert, Lucille Ball1950Unable to hold a job because of her tendency to get into trouble, Sally Elliot (Ball) hires on at the Fuller Brush company as a door-to-door cosmetics salesman. After several misadventures involving obnoxious children and snooty matrons, Sally finds herself in the middle of a murder scheme. With reluctant boyfriend Humphrey (Eddie Albert) in tow, Sally gets mixed up in one hilariously life-threatening situation after another, culminating in a prolonged chase sequence on board a tramp steamer. Highlights include Ball's outrageous striptease scene (to the tune of Rita Hayworth's "Put the Blame on Mame") and a choice cameo by Red Skelton as an all-too-cooperative customer. Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/fuller_brush_1.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=15	"THE FULLER BRUSH MAN 1948 Red Skelton, Janet Blair,Don McGuire"	"The Fuller Brush ManStaring Red SkeltonA riot from beginning to end, The Fuller Brush Man may well be Skelton's funniest film.MGM knew it had a valuable property in Red Skelton, but the studio never really knew how to handle his unique talents — until he was loaned out to Columbia for the hilarious, money-spinning slapstick comedy The Fuller Brush Man. The star plays Red Jones, a born screw-up who can't seem to hold down a job. With the help of his ever-loving girlfriend Ann Elliot (Janet Blair), Red gets a job as a Fuller Brush salesman, intending to take the business world by storm with his can't-fail sales techniques. Unfortunately, when Red isn't messing up on his own, he's being sabotaged by his supervisor Keenan Wallick (Don McGuire) — who also happens to be sweet on Ann. While trying to make a sale at the home of Commissioner Trist (Nicholas Joy), poor Red finds himself the Number One Suspect when Trist is murdered. With Ann's help, Red eventually stumbles onto the identity of the actual killer, and the chase is on. And what a chase! Pursued by a battalion of thugs (played by several of Hollywood's top stunt men), Red and Ann hotfoot it through a well-stocked war surplus warehouse, wherein all the props — rubber rafts, prefabricated houses, camouflage tents, flare guns — are utilized to their utmost comic potential. It was successful enough in 1948 to spawn a series of imitations — The Good Humor Man, The Fuller Brush Girl, The Yellow Cab Man, Kill the Umpire - -all of which, like Fuller Brush Man, were co-scripted by the inexhaustibly inventive Frank Tashlin."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/fullerbrush-3.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=16	"THE GHOST WALKS 1934 John Miljan, June Collyer, Richard Carle,Eve Southern"	"The Ghost Walks1934"The Ghost Walks" starts with a writer driving a play producer and his assistant to his home to present a play he has written. Road conditions force them to abandon their plan and to take refuge at a nearby house this dark and stormy night.The Ghost Walks is a nifty little mystery with a great twist, snappy dialog, and best of all a pansy played to the hilt by character actor Johnny Arthur which never demeans or denigrates his character. Mr. Arthur is great in his role of Homer Erskine bringing great comic relief as the secretary of the Broadway producer Herman Wood, played by another great character actor Richard Carle.This film is a must see for devotees of poverty row films, old dark house mysteries (they actually managed to work in the lines "It was a dark and stormy night)...............The actors awaiting them proceed with the play. The obviously gay couple, absorbed with their current predicament, none the wiser. However, the plan soon starts to unravel.It's not really scary by today's standards, but there are some suspenseful moments (well, if you're watching this at 5am or something). The actors are great, the dialogue is fun, there are even quite a few jokes that work well. Homer, the secretary, is by far the best most enjoyable.This is the best 'Old House' mystery I've found so far in a long time. Lots of humor, a fast-enough pace, a homicidal maniac and disappearing actors keep it entertaining. It has all the secret panels in the walls, eyes from behind a picture - some nasty guy watches folks in the den from. People being snatched from beds and closets. All this brings back those beautiful memories of when I was a kid and got the be-geebies scared out of me watching these kinds of shows. The mystery angle of the film is very entertaining, and the twist at the end might just leave you in stitches.Credited cast: John Miljan.... Prescott AmesJune Collyer.... Gloria ShawRichard Carle.... Herman WoodHenry Kolker.... Dr. KentJohnny Arthur.... Homer ErskineSpencer Charters.... GuardDonald Kirke.... Terry Shaw aka Terry GrayEve Southern.... Beatrice"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/the_ghost_walks_58.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=29	"THE GHOSTS OF BERKLEY SQUARE 1947 Robert Morley,Felix Aylmer"	"The Ghosts Of Berkeley Square1947Robert Morley ~Felix AylmerRobert Morley and Felix Aylmer play a pair of fatuous Colonel Blimp military types, whose efforts to shorten the war results only in getting the both of them killed. Summoned to a Heavenly court, Morley and Aylmer incur the wrath of Queen Anne. She orders them to haunt a mansion until they can prove themselves worthy of entering the Pearly Gates. For a film that practically no one has ever heard of, Ghosts of Berkeley Square is an embarrassment of riches in the casting department: among the British favorites appearing in the film are Martita Hunt, A.E. Mathews, James Hayter, Ernst Thesiger, and Wilfred Hyde-White. The film was based on the novel No Nightingales by Caryl Brahms and S.J. Simon.Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/ghosts.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=30	"THE GILDED LILY 1935 Ray Milland,Cladette Colbert,Fred MacMurray"	"The Gilded Lily1935Ray Milland ~ Claudette Colbert ~Fred MacMurrayNew York stenographer Marilyn David meets Englishman Charles Gray and they fall in love. But Charles leaves town and Marilyn discovers he is a duke's son and already engaged. Marilyn confides in her platonic friend, reporter Peter Dawes, who publicizes her as the 'No Girl' who refused nobility. So Marilyn cashes in on her unwelcome notoriety by becoming a cafe entertainer; in an unexpected way, she succeeds. But can she decide between her two loves? Films in my collection come from a variety of sources purchased over the years from other collectors, video store closeouts ,eBay and film festivals.Condition of films varies from used to like new. Some have no packaging, some are in plain boxes or cases. However this does not affect the viewing quality of the film."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/gildedlily4.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=34	"THE GIRL IN THE RED VELVET SWING 1955 Ray Milland,Joan Collins, Farley Granger, Luther Adler"	"Joan Collins stars as Evelyn, the gorgeous chorine and original "Gibson Girl" who becomes the romantic bone of contention between ageing architect Stanford White (Ray Milland) and slightly unbalanced young millionaire Harry K. Thaw.Setting up Evelyn in a plush apartment, the lecherous Stanford White insists that she "perform" for him on the red velvet swing. Eventually, Harry Thaw marries Evelyn, but cannot prevent Stanford from continuing his romantic overtures.Things come to a head on the roof of Madison Square Garden. As Evelyn sings and dances in a stage musical, the insanely jealous Harry Thaw walks up to Stanford , pulls out a pistol, and, in full view of the audience, pumps several bullets into the older man. Though Thaw manages to avoid the gallows by pleading insanity (he was eventually released), Evelyn's reputation is permanently marred, leaving her little choice but to capitalize upon her notoriety on the vaudeville stage.Cast Ray Milland.... Stanford WhiteJoan Collins.... Evelyn NesbitFarley Granger.... Harry K. ThawLuther Adler.... Delphin DelmasCornelia Otis Skinner.... Mrs. ThawGlenda Farrell.... Mrs. NesbitFrances Fuller.... Mrs. WhitePhilip Reed.... Robert CollierGale Robbins.... Gwen ArdenJames Lorimer.... McCalebJohn Hoyt.... William Travers JeromeHarvey Stephens.... Dr. HollingsheadEmile Meyer.... GreenbacherRichard Travis.... Charles Dana GibsonHarry Seymour.... Arthur"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/swing7.jpg	16.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=31	"THE GIRL NEXT DOOR~1953 June Haver,Dan Dailey,Billy Gray"	"The Girl Next DoorJune Haver, Dan Dailey, Billy GrayStage-and-night club star Jeannie Laird buys her first home, and everyone who is anyone comes to her first garden party only to be blinded by smoke from next door.Jeannie charges next door to bawl out her new neighbor and meets comic-strip artist Bill Carter . Bill has devoted himself to his strip, and raising his ten-year-old son Joe since the death of his wife. Joe bases his strip on the everyday happenings of he and his son and is proud of keeping it scrupulously honest.When Jeannie and Bill fall in love, young Joe is hurt, especially when Bill starts using a lot of the father-son time to be with Jeannie. Bill cancels a father-son trip to Canada, and Joe decides to write a letter to Bill's syndicate pointing out that the current plot line of the script being set in Canada isn't honest, since they didn't go."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/girl_next_door4.jpg	15.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=36	"THE GREAT GABBO 1929 Von Stroheim, Majorie Kane"	"Three very talented and successful Hollywood people worked on this film. The director was James Cruze of "Covered Wagon" fame. The writer was Ben Hetch associated with many excellent films (Front Page, Underworld, etc). The lead actor, Von Stroheim of legendary achievments. The resulting film is a worthwhile viewing experience.Clunky solid gramophone sound and some sensational Ziegfeld stage numbers make this early talkie musical drama a real treat for viewers of 1929 movies. Vile schizophrenic ventriloquist brute, Von Stroheim, with his very creepy dummy (like the terrifying one in the DEAD OF NIGHT sequence with Michael Redgrave) seem somehow to be the toast of the stage.This 1929 showcase for both the technology of the day and the stage and screen stars rightly celebrated over the period are shown to be both fascinating and versatile as this film progresses.THE GREAT GABBO is an excellent film of its day that rightly and clearly shows the force of Von Stroheim and the expert stage and screen dance entertainment popular in the 20s in the Ziegfeld sequences seemingly filmed right in front of a real stage.Majorie Kane appears and most of the musical numbers are hilariously delightful, crowded with teens leaping about and bumping into each other in a great array of all sorts of fantasy costumes. The silliest and most enjoyable of which is a spider and fly number in which the above quote is hissed during a squabble in between verses.THE GREAT GABBO is a major find for students of 20s art deco, early talkie technology and very strong and effective acting. This film is full of "wow!" scenes. Highly recommended for anyone wanting further insight into the era."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/Great_gabbo.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=56	"THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME 1932 Joel McCrea,Fay Wray - 1932"	"The story begins with an explosion and the sinking of a yacht with Robert Rainsford (Joel McCrea) becoming the sole survivor of the perished crew. He swims to safety on a remote island and soon encounters an ancient mansion where lives the Russian Count Zoroff (Leslie Banks), and his muted servant, Ivan (Noble Johnson) and Tatur (Steve Clemento).After getting into some dry clothes, Rainsford is introduced to Zoroff's other guests, Eve (Fay Wray) and her brother, Martin Trowbridge (Robert Armstrong), also shipwreck survivors.Gathering in the living room, Zoroff discusses his interest in game hunting, but instead of hunting animals, which now bores him, he hunts his new interest - a most dangerous game. Later that night, Zoroff has made the drunken Martin his latest prey, and after returning from his all night hunt, Zoroff shows Eve and Rainsford his trophy room, consisting of human heads and corpses, with Martin's body being among them.Because Rainsford is a noted author and hunter, Zoroff wants him to go game hunting with him, the hunting of man. Refusing to take part in his mad scheme, Rainsford, in turn, becomes Zoroff's next prey. Zoroff promises that if Rainsford eludes him until sunrise, he and Eve are set free, and if he doesn't, gets to recapture Eve alive, since he doesn't hunt the "female animal." Being given a 12 hour head start for preparation, Rainsford, with Eve's help, works against time using his brains instead of his feet to try and outsmart the hunter, but after midnight, the hunt begins, with Zoroff's tracking them down with weapons ranging from bow and arrow, rifle, and, as the last resort, the release of his vicious dogs, climaxed by surprises for both hunter and the hunted.THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME ranks one of the very best stories ever transferred on screen. In spite of alterations to Connell's original story, such as adding a female to accompany Rainsford, this adaptation is a fast-pace 65 minutes that never lets up for a minute. The first half hour devotes itself to character study, with Robert Armstrong's drunken performance somewhat slowing down the pace instead of providing humor. However, second half of the movie is tight on suspense, with the camera capturing every move and reaction from the three central characters, with Max Steiner's underscoring setting the mood and pace. Of course there's plenty of close calls and near misses to add to the excitement, making this a well staged and truly memorable experience after it is all over. What makes THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME worthy is the uncanny performance of British actor Leslie Banks, in his Hollywood debut, hamming it up to perfection, making his insane hunter come to life as intended by the author. Close ups of his eyes during the hunt is truly effective. If the jungle settings look familiar, it's the same set used for the much more famous adventure, KING KONG (RKO, 1933), that also features Fay Wray and Robert Armstrong.While Joel McCrea has been on screen since the silent era, starting from small roles to the elevation of leads, THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME showcases him to best advantage, but cannot take away from the performance of Leslie Banks. While never a high rank leading man, McCrea did become a Hollywood survivor, better known for westerns, retiring from his successful career by 1962.Credited cast: Joel McCrea.... Rober "Bob" RainsfordFay Wray.... Eve TrowbridgeLeslie Banks.... Count ZaroffRobert Armstrong.... Martin TrowbridgeNoble Johnson.... IvanSteve Clemente.... Tartar (as Steve Clemento)Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian.... Scarface (as Dutch Hendrian)William B. Davidson.... Captain (as William Davidson)"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/dangerous-gallery.jpg	12.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=8	THE THIRTEENTH GUEST 1932 Ginger Rogers and Lyle Talbot - 1932	"The Thirteenth Gueststaring Ginger Rogers and Lyle Talbot - 1932Thirteen years after a dinner party where the wealthy host dropped dead, the thirteen guests are invited to reassemble at the dinner table.....First to arrive is Ginger Rogers--who is promptly killed. It turns out that the dead woman was an impostor, hired to impersonate a real guest (Ginger Rogers again). Playboy detective Lyle Talbot is called in to investigate.It seems that the man who died 13 years ago was just about to announce the heir to his fortune, thus all the guests fall under suspicion.The culprit's true identity is hidden by a hood; the culprit's method of murder is a complex electrocution device. In an excitingly staged finale, Ginger is kidnapped by the hooded killer, but is rescued by ( ........). Made on a shoestring by Monogram Pictures, Thirteenth Guest is a marvelous "old house" mystery, with Ginger Rogers giving her all as the damsel in distress. "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/thirteenth_guest_44.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=62	"TIN PAN ALLEY 1940 Betty Grable,John Payne,Alice Faye, Jack Oakie"	"Just prior to World War I Katie (Alice Faye) and Lily ( Betty Grable), a singing sister act are playing the vaudeville circuits of the land.Ambitious songwriter Skeets Harringan (John Payne) senses star potential in Katie, and his efforts to promote her, and his tunes ,at all costs results in a great deal of ill-will.Counter pointing the likeably ruthless Skeets is his ebullient partner Harry Calhoun (Jack Oakie)., who spends most of the picture trying to find suitable lyrics for a novelty ditty he's written, a quest that proves unsuccessful until a stuttering soldier inspires him to write "K-K-Katie".Songs popular during the period are depicted in the film. "Moonlight Bay", "Honeysuckle Rose" ,"Goodbye Broadway, Hello France", and the film's best ensemble "The Shiek of Araby"The movie won an Oscar in 1940 for Alfred Newman's score.A Great Family Movie!!!!!! "	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/tinpan1.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=66	"WABASH AVENUE 1950 Betty Grable,Victor Mature, Phil Harris"	"Andy Clark(Victor Mature) discovers he was cheated out of half interest in partner Mike's(Phil Harris) business which is now a thriving dance hall in 1892 Chicago.Unable to win it back in a poker game, he schemes to make Mike's position untenable. He also hopes to turn Ruby Summers(Betty Grable), Mike's burlesque queen, into a classier entertainer and to make her his own. At the last minute, Andy's revenge becomes unravelled.The movie is filmed in vibrant technicolor and we see lot's of Betty Grable's "million dollar legs"."	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/wabas3.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=64	"WITH A SONG IN MY HEART 1952 Susan Hayward, David Wayne, Rory Calhoun,Thelma Ritter"	"Jane Froman (Susan Hayward), an aspiring songstress lands a job at a Cincinnati radio station with the help of her pianist Don Ross (David Wayne), whom she later marries.Jane's popularity soars. World War II arrives and the USO calls Jane to Europe, where a plane crash in Lisbon puts her in the hospital with mangled legs.Partially crippled and unable to walk without crutches, Jane nevertheless, goes on to entertain the Allied troops.Susan Hayward spent much time together with Jane Froman studying her movements, gestures,singing styles, and modeled her performances accordingly.Thelma Ritter is outstanding as nurse Clancy, who nurses the seriously injured Froman and remains her companion/nurse the rest of her career.Rory Calhoun and a young Robert Wagner also star in this film. The scene between Jane and the shell-shocked soldier (Wagner)i s incredible.This film is beautifully written,taughtly directed, and acted to perfection.This is a feel good movie...a story of grit and determination that deserves an audience 53 years later.testurl = new Array(4);testurl[1]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K20254.jpg""testurl[2]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K20255.jpg""testurl[3]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K20256.jpg""testurl[4]=""C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/~K20257.jpg""function showupdate(photoIndex, photoDisplayType){document['Image0'].PathOrURL = testurl[photoIndex];}showupdate(1,0);Click on a picture to enlarge"	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/song2.jpg	14.99
http://oldtimeentertainment.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=63	"YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME 1948 Jeanne Crain, Dan Dailey, Oscar Levant"	"YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME1948Jeanne Crain, Dan Dailey, Oscar LevantThis story is set during the Great Depression and centers upon the rocky marriage between a flapper script girl and her band-leader spouse. Prior to the big stock market crash, they spend much of their time touring. She tires of it and returns to her country home. Unable to find new bookings, he soon joins her and brings with him his acerbic, cynical manager. The bandleader finds the pastoral life a crashing bore and so heads for the big city to find fortune. Fortunately, by the story's end, he succeeds and happiness is the result. Songs include: "Crazy Rhythm," "You Were Meant for Me,""	http://oldtimeentertainment.com/images/uploads/ywmfm1.jpg	14.99