Mix-and-match from
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Subgenre Sampler
TV Turkeys (1940)- Crazy quiz shows, moronic musicals, dopey detective–dramas and other unintentional hilarity from the TV archives feature on this entertaining…
Westerner, The (1940)- Dir. William Wyler
Feat. Gary Cooper, Walter Brennan - Gary Cooper stars in accomplished Texan yarn concerning land disputes. Most impressive, though, is Walter Brennan in an Oscar–winning…
Dark Eyes of London (Human Monster; Dead Eyes of London) (1939)- Dir. Walter Summers
Feat. Bela Lugosi, Hugh Williams, Greta Gynt - Weirdly atmospheric chiller has Bela Lugosi using his blind disciples as pawns in an elaborate murder/insurance scam.
Intermezzo (1939)- Dir. Gregory Ratoff
Feat. Leslie Howard, Ingrid Bergman, John Halliday - Sweetly sentimental love story sees unhappily married violinist Leslie Howard fall for his protegee Ingrid Bergman.
Jour Se Leve, Le (Daybreak) (1939)
- Dir. Marcel Carne
Feat. Jean Gabin, Arletty - A renowned example of 'poetic realism', Jean Gabin gives another consummate performance as a doomed anti–hero. His tragic story is told in…
Three Musketeers, The (1939)- Dir. Allan Dwan
Feat. Don Ameche, The Ritz Brothers - Early musical rendering with a dashing Don Ameche and the Ritz Brothers.
War Years (1939-1945)- An excellent representative selection of wartime footage shot by the National Film Unit during WW2. Originally distributed as newsreels, this…
Adventures of Marco Polo, The (1938)- Dir. Archie Mayo
Feat. Gary Cooper, Basil Rathbone, George Barbier… - Chronicles the numerous exploits of the famed explorer, played by Gary Cooper. More light–hearted than the usual swashbuckler.
Boys Town (1938)- Dir. Norman Taurog
Feat. Spencer Tracy, Mickey Rooney - Bittersweet weepie in which Spencer Tracy won an Oscar as a priest who develops a school for delinquents with a knee–high Mickey Rooney as his…
Broadway Melody of 1938 (1938)- Dir. Roy Del Ruth
Feat. Judy Garland, Robert Taylor, Eleanor Powell - Splendidly lavish "Show Musical", where a flimsy storyline is but an excuse to launch the brilliant dancing talents of Eleanor Powell. Also included…
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