Silver Screen Classics (SSC SD)

In 19th-century Edinburgh, a brilliant surgeon refines his technique on cadavers supplied by a grave-robbing coachman. As demand rises, so do suspicions about the duo's nighttime activities and the men must turn to murder. Based on a story by Robert Louis Stevenson.

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A look back at a simpler life when everything you needed to know was taught on educational films. Featuring tips on how to develop responsibility, how to have good manners, how to have self respect, and many others.

A collection of short films from the 1930s to the 1960s.

A drunken captain and an aging spinster attempt to sink a German warship. (Repeat).

Lux Radio Theater presents "The Bachelor & the BobbySoxer" starring Cary Grant. (Repeat).

A small English town experiences a series of vicious bird attacks. (Repeat).

A semi-fictional account of pirate Jean Lafitte's involvement in the War of 1812. (Repeat).

A look back at a simpler life when everything you needed to know was taught on educational films. Featuring tips on how to develop responsibility, how to have good manners, how to have self respect, and many others.

A collection of short films from the 1930s to the 1960s.

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A cavalry officer recruits Seminole Indians to aid in the fight against Kiowas who have been raiding white settlements and Seminole reservations.

A reformed mobster is drawn back into the underworld when his two gangster brothers are marked for murder by the boss of a syndicate.

A simple explosives expert (Norman Wisdom) is ill-used by a gang of crooks. Alfred Marks, Jean Clarke. Ellen: Susannah York. McKillup: Andrew Cruickshank. Stuart Burge directed.

A henpecked husband's involvement with burglars lands him in trouble. W.C. Fields, Mary Brian, Kathleen Howard, Walter Brennan. Fields is funny, but this is not one of his best vehicles. Clyde Bruckman directed.

A reformed mobster is drawn back into the underworld when his two gangster brothers are marked for murder by the boss of a syndicate.

A simple explosives expert (Norman Wisdom) is ill-used by a gang of crooks. Alfred Marks, Jean Clarke. Ellen: Susannah York. McKillup: Andrew Cruickshank. Stuart Burge directed.

A cavalry officer recruits Seminole Indians to aid in the fight against Kiowas who have been raiding white settlements and Seminole reservations.

(Repeat).

A look back at a simpler life when everything you needed to know was taught on educational films. Featuring tips on how to develop responsibility, how to have good manners, how to have self respect, and many others.

A collection of short films from the 1930s to the 1960s.

A man unjustly imprisoned for 20 years manages to escape and get revenge on those who betrayed him. Starring Robert Montgomery. (Repeat).

World War One changes the lives of a woman and the two men who love her. (Repeat).

An alien lands and tells Earth they must live in peace or be destroyed. (Repeat).

A tycoon goes undercover to ferret out agitators at a department store he owns. (Repeat).

A look back at a simpler life when everything you needed to know was taught on educational films. Featuring tips on how to develop responsibility, how to have good manners, how to have self respect, and many others.

A collection of short films from the 1930s to the 1960s.

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The discovery of a half human in the Amazon sparks this horror yarn. Richard Carlson. Kay: Julia Adams. Mark: Richard Denning. Carl: Antonio Moreno. Lucas: Nestor Paiva. Jack Arnold directed.

A Russian farming collective endures Nazi atrocities when Germany occupies their village in 1941. When the local children are subjected to involuntary blood donations and medical experiments, resistance begins to grow.

Adaptation of Rudyard Kipling's adventure about a lad raised by wolves in the jungles of India, where he tries to adapt to the "civilized" world, but then stumbles upon a rare treasure that leads to further discoveries---of corruption and evil.

The wife (Elyse Knox) of a dancer (Don Castle) convicted of murder tries to find the real culprit. Judd: Regis Toomey. Stevens: Charles D. Brown. Mrs. Alvin: Dorothy Vaughan. Slow. Directed by William Nigh.

A Russian farming collective endures Nazi atrocities when Germany occupies their village in 1941. When the local children are subjected to involuntary blood donations and medical experiments, resistance begins to grow.