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Edward G. Robinson gives a fine comic performance in this spoof about gangsters who decide to go straight. Mary: Jane Bryan. Mike: Allen Jenkins. Mona: Ruth Donnelly. Dick: Willard Parker. Post: John Litel. Lefty: Edward Brophy. Guiseppe: Harold Huber. Ritter: Eric Stanley. Lloyd Bacon directed.

A gangster family attempts to "go straight" and integrate into high-class society, but their penchant for solving problems through murder impedes their pursuit.

A girl finds romance while on a picnic with her family.

The first talkie and first musical to win the Best Picture Oscar is about a producer-songwriter who comes between a show-biz sister act and causes disharmony.

Droopy inherits a fortune, but the will says that if he meets an untimely death all the money will go to Spike, who spends the entire film trying to make this happen.

A girl finds magic in gardening while caring for a tomato plant. Her adventure leads to surprises, new friendships, and valuable life lessons.

The first season, starting in 1949, featured Robert L. Ripley recounting strange stories in a "living room." Ripley passed away in May, and Robert St. John continued until November. The second season featured guest players weekly.

Bowery Boy Huntz Hall has Scotland Yard on his trail while he chaperones a poodle. Stanley Clements, Leonard Penn. Directed by William Beaudine.

A quiet town harbors hidden mysteries beneath its welcoming appearance. Strange events expose a secret realm, testing the bravery and beliefs of its people.

Popeye plays sick to win Olive's attention. Doctors fail to locate his illness and Olive believes it's his end. When Popeye sits up in bed and confesses that it was all a gag, Olive pummels him.

In the third entry in the series, Dr. Kildare's overworked mentor takes a much-needed vacation, so the young physician takes over the case of a young lady suffering from psychosomatic blindness.

Western short about a peaceable cowboy (Dennis Moore) who straps on his guns again after a Wells Fargo office is robbed and an agent gunned down. Louise Stanley, Ed Cassidy. Narrated by Art Baker. Directed by Mack V. Wright.

Tuneful nonsense spoofing beauty parlors and motor races, with comics Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in top form. Daisy: Dorothy Lee. Miss Frisby: Thelma Todd. Ruth Etting: Herself. Beauchamp: George Meeker. Gaily directed by Mark Sandrich. Songs by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby.

Chronicling the achievements of the elusive megastar Dean Martin who epitomized post-war American showbiz.

In 1860s Texas, a small-town county sheriff, his cantankerous old deputy, an alcoholic lawman and a young gunslinger try to keep a murderous thug jailed long enough for the U.S. marshal to arrive on the scene.

The true story of Eddie Chapman, a British safecracker who became a double agent during World War II.