Silver Screen Classics (SSC SD)

A widow causes a shock to her two adult children and upper-crust peers when she falls in love with a very young, very earnest man who grows and cares for trees.

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A group of friends finds a time machine in an old warehouse. They explore Canada's history and uncover secrets that change their lives forever.

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.

The mild-mannered son of a tough sheriff attempts to tame a wild western town. (Repeat).

A musical based on the life of Daniel Emmett, who composed the song "Dixie." (Repeat).

A retired businessman takes his wife on vacation to Europe and discovers they want very different things from life. (Repeat).

A seductive housewife talks an insurance agent into murdering her husband. (Repeat).

Doris Day-Rock Hudson vehicle in which he's a hypochondriac who mistakenly thinks he's dying, so he sets out to find a replacement spouse for his wife (Day), who in turn thinks he's covering up for an illicit affair and throws him out of their house.

Farce about thieves hiding out in an island monastery. Walt: Ronald Fraser. Bikini: Barbara Windsor. Willy: Melvyn Hayes. Lorenzo: Gregoire Aslan. Squirts: Bernard Cribbins. Brother Lucius: Corin Redgrave. Phineas: Wilfrid Brambell. Directed by Jeremy Summers.

A ruthless social climber in a British industrial town has designs on wedding a factory owners daughter.

A California family try to survive looters, armed vigilantes and doped-up motorcycle punks as they flee a nuclear disaster in Los Angeles and head to their remote vacation spot. Ray Milland stars and also directed.

Adventure-romance about a turn-of-the-century Australian bandit who helps a girl win operatic fame. Richard Dix, Irene Dunne. Mrs. Clarkson: Mary Boland. Clarkson: Henry Stephenson. Howie: Andy Devine. Kent: Conway Tearle. Annie: Una O'Conner. Fine cast, lovely music, handsome production. William A. Wellman directed.

A ruthless social climber in a British industrial town has designs on wedding a factory owners daughter.

A California family try to survive looters, armed vigilantes and doped-up motorcycle punks as they flee a nuclear disaster in Los Angeles and head to their remote vacation spot. Ray Milland stars and also directed.

Doris Day-Rock Hudson vehicle in which he's a hypochondriac who mistakenly thinks he's dying, so he sets out to find a replacement spouse for his wife (Day), who in turn thinks he's covering up for an illicit affair and throws him out of their house.

Farce about thieves hiding out in an island monastery. Walt: Ronald Fraser. Bikini: Barbara Windsor. Willy: Melvyn Hayes. Lorenzo: Gregoire Aslan. Squirts: Bernard Cribbins. Brother Lucius: Corin Redgrave. Phineas: Wilfrid Brambell. Directed by Jeremy Summers.

A simple farm girl is made a governess by her aristocratic relative. (Repeat).

On a prison farm, Joe falls for the Foreman's daughter and escapes with her. (Repeat).

An innocent reporter is sent to prison but is helped by a notorious gangster. (Repeat).

A slick con man meets two beautiful women and gets more than he bargained for. (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.

At a desert hotel during World War II, a British corporal goes undercover to wangle secrets from Field Marshal Erwin Rommel.

James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara, range swindlers and a prize bull. Brian Keith. Hilary: Juliet Mills. Ellsworth: David Brian. Simmons: Jack Elam. Andrew V. McLaglen directed.

Lady Caroline and poet Lord Byron engage in an adulterous 19th-century romance.

A lighthearted look at labor problems in a pajama factory. Doris Day, John Raitt. Gladys: Carol Haney. Hines: Eddie Foy Jr. Mabel: Reta Shaw. Poopsie: Barbara Nichols. Prez: Jack Straw. The Jerry Ross-Richard Adler score includes "Hey There," "Steam Heat," "Small Talk," "Hernando's Hideaway" and "Her Is." Directed by George Abbott and Stanley Donen.

At a desert hotel during World War II, a British corporal goes undercover to wangle secrets from Field Marshal Erwin Rommel.