Turner Classic Movies USA

The publisher (Sydney Greenstreet) of a women's magazine has his best columnist (Barbara Stanwyck) play holiday host to a Navy hero (Dennis Morgan).

Love blooms between a sympathetic attorney and the comely shoplifter he has taken home for the Christmas holiday.

Compilation of silent film shorts about Christmas.

An orphan (Jacques Gagnon) learns from his aunt (Olivette Thibault) and uncle (Jean Duceppe) one Christmas Eve in 1940s Quebec.

A dark beauty (Françoise Fabian) tempts a priggish Frenchman (Jean-Louis Trintignant) betrothed to a virtuous blonde.

An Irish horsecar driver's daughter (June Haver) meets New York showman Tony Pastor (Gordon MacRae) and goes into vaudeville.

An innocent dancer is accused of a murder after his shoe prints are found at the scene, but his wife follows the trail of clues to find the real perpetrator.

An Illinois widow (Barbara Stanwyck) with two young sons meets a major (George Brent) on leave who wants to have an affair.

A nightclub singer becomes involved in an accidental death as a petty racketeer tries to force his attentions on her.

An ex-convict's (Edward G. Robinson) niece (Jane Wyman) runs a shop over the tunnel he and his partners are digging to a bank vault.

A World War II veteran (Gordon MacRae) and his nurse (Virginia Mayo) search for his buddy (Edmond O'Brien), a reformed hoodlum on the run.

George (Jim Hutton) and Isabel (Jane Fonda) marry and plan to stop to see Ralph and his wife, Dorothea, on the way to Florida. When they arrive and see the tension between Ralph and Dorothea, they try to help patch up the troubled marriage.

A war widow (Janet Leigh) has a 6-year-old son, and two men (Robert Mitchum, Wendell Corey) who want to marry her for Christmas.

A TV-network researcher (Katharine Hepburn) with an amazing memory humors an efficiency expert (Spencer Tracy) sent to improve her department.

A reporter writes a fictitious column about a man named John Doe, who claims to despair at America's neglect of the little people and plans to kill himself. To maintain the ruse, the newspaper hires a ballplayer-turned-hobo to pose as John Doe.

The recently divorced Gilbert discovers that his new girlfriend has stolen $50,000 and is carrying on with other men. Not long afterward, he disappears. Anxious to locate her father, Gilbert's daughter goes to private detective Nick Charles for help.

An insurance sleuth (Dennis O'Keefe) probes a small-town suicide, senses hostility and suspects murder.

Three ghosts visit a bitter man (Sterling Hayden) who has never recovered from losing his son during World War II.

In the desert, three Old West outlaws (Chester Morris, Lewis Stone, Walter Brennan) adopt the baby of a dying woman.

Mismatched at birth, two sets of twins (Bette Midler, Lily Tomlin) meet as opposites in Manhattan and confuse a corporate deal.

An eccentric spinster's (Ann Harding) three foster sons must reunite to save her estate from a scheming nephew.

A salesgirl's (Debbie Reynolds) boss (Adolphe Menjou) thinks his son (Eddie Fisher) fathered the baby that she found on a doorstep.

A St. Louis lawyer's (Leon Ames) family (Judy Garland, Margaret O'Brien) stays in town for the 1904 World's Fair.

A hobo (Victor Moore) shares a New York mansion with a veteran (Don DeFore) and others who need a wintertime place to stay.

The publisher (Sydney Greenstreet) of a women's magazine has his best columnist (Barbara Stanwyck) play holiday host to a Navy hero (Dennis Morgan).

The more Budapest co-workers (Margaret Sullavan, James Stewart) fight, the more they fall in love as secret pen pals.

A suave angel (Cary Grant) saves a woman (Loretta Young) and her Episcopal husband (David Niven) from spiritual doubt and marital woe.

The easygoing parents (Cary Grant, Betsy Drake) of three children take in one troubled teen, then another one.

Dickens' London miser Ebenezer Scrooge (Reginald Owen) meets the ghosts of Christmases past, present and yet to come.

Three tycoons play Cupid for a couple (Richard Carlson, Jean Parker) on Christmas Eve, then guide them from the hereafter.

Three outlaws (Charles Bickford, Raymond Hatton, Fred Kohler) promise a dying mother they will take her newborn to the child's father.

A British con man (Maurice Evans) and his gang hold an elderly art-lover (Ethel Barrymore) prisoner in her home.

A little girl (Patti Brady) schemes to reunite her mother (Eleanor Parker) and famous calendar-artist father (Errol Flynn).

An orphan (Rex Thompson) raised by Scottish pioneers (Glynis Johns, Cameron Mitchell) in Wisconsin seeks homes for his five younger siblings on Christmas.

Rupert, a dancing squirrel, is left to fend for himself on the streets after his master turns bankrupt; unsuited for the hard life, Rupert devises a scheme to raise his master's family from poverty.

Four sisters in Massachusetts forge unbreakable family ties in this adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's story.

The more co-workers (Judy Garland, Van Johnson) fight in a Chicago music store, the more they fall in love as secret pen pals.

A war widow (Janet Leigh) has a 6-year-old son, and two men (Robert Mitchum, Wendell Corey) who want to marry her for Christmas.

A critic (Monty Woolley) breaks his hip in someone's home and stays there, in charge, until it mends.

A heavenly panel must decide whether a deceased yuppie should be granted eternal happiness or be sent back to Earth.

The ghosts of socialites George (Cary Grant) and Marion (Constance Bennett) decide to help their friend, banker Cosmo Topper (Roland Young).

Agents of heaven and hell fight for Little Joe's (Eddie "Rochester" Anderson) soul after his wife (Ethel Waters) gets him a pardon.

The ghost (Kay Hammond) of a novelist's (Rex Harrison) first wife visits him and his second wife (Constance Cummings).

A narrator (Frank Craven) relates a couple's (William Holden, Martha Scott) tale of life, love and death in New Hampshire.

Judge Hardy (Lionel Barrymore) overrules son Andy's (Mickey Rooney) puppy love in the first film in the series.

Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone) takes his wife, daughter (Cecilia Parker) and son Andy (Mickey Rooney) to Catalina for a vacation.

The judge (Lewis Stone) takes the family to Washington, where Andy (Mickey Rooney) livens up a dance party.

Judge Hardy's (Lewis Stone) son (Mickey Rooney) has double-girl trouble, luckily solved by a third girl (Judy Garland).

The judge (Lewis Stone) takes Andy (Mickey Rooney) and the rest of the family on a cattle-ranch vacation.

Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone) takes son Andy (Mickey Rooney) and the rest of the family to Detroit to inherit $2 million.

Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone) tries to talk Andy (Mickey Rooney) out of quitting high school to marry his drama teacher.

The judge (Lewis Stone) guides Andy (Mickey Rooney) through problems with girls, money and an essay contest.

Andy (Mickey Rooney) goes to New York with the judge (Lewis Stone) and tries, through another girl (Judy Garland), to meet a debutante.

Andy's (Mickey Rooney) so busy with his secretary (Kathryn Grayson) planning the high-school graduation that he flunks a final.

Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone) lets Andy (Mickey Rooney) look for work in New York the summer before he starts college.

Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone) orders Andy (Mickey Rooney) to date an unpopular teenager (Donna Reed) whose debilitating shyness may be driving her parents apart.

College-bound Andy (Mickey Rooney) blurts marriage proposals to his sweetheart and her pert swimmer friend (Esther Williams).

Twin blondes (Lee Wilde) get college man Andy (Mickey Rooney) in hot water with the dean at the judge's (Lewis Stone) alma mater.

The judge's (Lewis Stone) son (Mickey Rooney) goes to college after serving in the war and finds his sweetheart (Bonita Granville) is engaged to someone else.

Now a lawyer with a wife (Patricia Breslin) and family, Andy (Mickey Rooney) saves his hometown from a greedy landowner.

A bored millionaire (Sydney Greenstreet) matches his daughter (Martha Vickers) with his partner (Dane Clark) in a gas station.

Private eye Sam Spade (Humphrey Bogart) encounters sundry characters (Mary Astor, Peter Lorre), all seeking a coveted statuette.

A U.S. spy (George Raft) goes by train to Turkey and joins Russian agents against a Nazi spy (Sydney Greenstreet).

An architect (Humphrey Bogart) kills his wife to be with her sister (Alexis Smith), but a psychologist (Sydney Greenstreet) sees through his alibi.

A smuggler (Sydney Greenstreet) and a Dutch mystery writer (Peter Lorre) trace the life of a master criminal (Zachary Scott) reported dead.

A shared lottery ticket brings strange luck to two men (Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre) and a woman (Geraldine Fitzgerald).

A former Scotland Yard superintendent attempts to commit the perfect murder in the hopes of discrediting his successor.

A hired killer (Alain Delon) lives like a samurai in a bare room with a caged bird, aloof from his French mistress (Nathalie Delon).

Two California roommates (Sissy Spacek, Shelley Duvall), originally from Texas, meet an artist (Janice Rule) who is the pregnant wife of a retired stuntman.

Complications arise when the owner of a Texas bar pays a man (M. Emmet Walsh) to kill his wife (Frances McDormand) and her lover (John Getz).

A childhood friend (Marc Michel) and a sailor court a cabaret singer (Anouk Aimée) who awaits the return of her husband from America.