Season 66

  • Too Many Husbands (1940)

    Arthur marries Douglas only to find out that dead husband number one MacMurray is alive and well. Based on a W. Somerset Maugham play, this...

  • A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob (1941)

    The girl: a zany stenographer Ball. The guy: shy lawyer O’Brien. The gob: happy go lucky Murphy. This love-triangle comedy features plenty of slapstick and...

  • Appointment in Honduras (1953)

    The Tourneur directed jungle adventure features an idealistic Ford on a crusade to save a Latin American country. He finds unexpected help from his villainous...

  • Simba (1955)

    The stellar ensemble cast really makes this sometimes grisly historical drama about a young man who arrives in Kenya to find out his brother has...

  • Sing, Baby, Sing (1936)

    A musical comedy about nightclub singer Faye and her ambitious agent Ratoff. The Ritz Brothers amp up the laughs in their feature film debut.

  • Higher and Higher (1943)

    In this overlooked musical, servants pass off one of their own as an heiress in hopes of winning her a wealthy husband. Features Frank Sinatra...

  • The Desperadoes (1943)

    Top-notch cast I this colourful tale of reformed bandit Ford helping marshal Scott clean up a typically rowdy town. Columbia Pictures’ first Technicolor feature film.

  • Campbell’s Kingdom (1957)

    Beautiful scenery meets Canadian Rockies adventure as landowner Bogarde struggles against the locals pushing to build a hydro-electric dam on his inherited property. Can he...

  • Appointment with Venus (1951)

    War and comedy unexpectedly collide in this drama when a group of WWII soldiers realize they can’t stop a Nazi invasion of the Channel Islands,...

  • Carlton-Browne of the F.O. (1959)

    This comedy plays up lighter side of post WWII British Imperialism when Cadogan de Vere Carlton-Browne is send to re-establish friendly relations with a small...

  • Hooray for Love (1935)

    An entertaining little musical and aspiring show-biz impresario Raymond pitching woo with singer Sothern. Pert Kelton sneaks in a few laughs as an inept soprano....

  • Lady Be Good (1941)

    A lively musical about married songwriters Sothern and Young, with an extra dose of Powell, Lionel Barrymore, and Red Skelton for good measure. Not one...

  • The Unfaithful (1947)

    This quasi-noir remake of The Letter features Sheridan as a woman who gets herself caught up in a murder plot when her husband is out...

  • Please Murder Me (1956)

    The energetic performances of Lansbury and Burr elevate this otherwise predictable tale of a lawyer wracked with guilt after getting a guilty murderess an acquittal....

  • Peter Ibbetson (1935)

    Lovely fantasy-romance story about childhood sweethearts who are separated but drawn together again - and for eternity. It’s a moving tale and features stunning photography...