Family Movie Classics (FAMMCLSD)

A woman's alcoholic husband murders her former boss after learning the two slept together. She then seduces a Korean War vet and compels him to murder her husband. Based on the novel "La Bête Humaine" a.k.a. "The Human Beast" by Émile Zola.

In New York City, an amorous concert pianist's life is complicated by two adoring teenagers.

A young cowboy (John Wayne) hits the saddle to rescue a kidnapped oil heiress. Clara Moore: Sheila Terry. Nina: Shirley Jean Rickert. Vic Byrd: Jack Rockwell.

A shy cowboy who is lousy with guns is mistaken for a notorious robber. Eventually he must face off against the elusive bandit.

An adventurer tries to prevent the hanging of a Mexican boy in a border town. Solid saddle saga, with superior plot and acting.

A telephone repairman's electronics savvy earns him a job with a crime ring and he rises to the top of a bookmaking operation, where he eventually runs afoul of an Eastern gambling syndicate. The film features a slam-bang finale atop Boulder Dam.

A man is sent to jail for committing murder in self-defense. When the district attorney who prosecuted him becomes the new prison warden, he realizes the wrongly severe nature of the man's sentence and tries to get him released.

A lonely, divorce-bound lawyer from Omaha and a kooky dancer from Greenwich Village engage in an affair in New York City. Adapted from William Gibson's Broadway play, which was originally a two-character study but was expanded for the film with additional characters and sets.

A married American woman has an affair with a handsome Italian man during a vacation in Rome. When it comes time for them to part, the man finds the thought of life without her unbearable, and begs her to stay with him.

Version of James Fenimore Cooper's tale, set during the French and Indian War, about a heroic frontier scout and his Indian friends who guide a British party through enemy territory.

Religious Programming.

Roy Rogers recovers stolen loot and sings a few songs. Dale Evans, Grant Withers, George Cleveland.

A telephone repairman's electronics savvy earns him a job with a crime ring and he rises to the top of a bookmaking operation, where he eventually runs afoul of an Eastern gambling syndicate. The film features a slam-bang finale atop Boulder Dam.

A man is sent to jail for committing murder in self-defense. When the district attorney who prosecuted him becomes the new prison warden, he realizes the wrongly severe nature of the man's sentence and tries to get him released.

A lonely, divorce-bound lawyer from Omaha and a kooky dancer from Greenwich Village engage in an affair in New York City. Adapted from William Gibson's Broadway play, which was originally a two-character study but was expanded for the film with additional characters and sets.

A masked crusader in post-Civil War Texas helps defend the poor against corrupt politicians. Vance Corgin: Roy Rogers. "Gabby" Hornaday: George "Gabby" Hayes. Peg: Marjorie Reynolds. Ballard: Cy Kendall. Sam Starr: Eddie Acuff. Directed by Jospeh Kane.

An adventurer tries to prevent the hanging of a Mexican boy in a border town. Solid saddle saga, with superior plot and acting.

A day in the life of a fleeing bank robber also accused of murder.

Taut film-noir thriller stars Humphrey Bogart as a faded Hollywood screenwriter who becomes implicated in the brutal murder of a nightclub hatcheck girl, and gets involved with the would-be starlet who provides him with an alibi.

A tabloid editor accidentally kills his estranged wife and tries to cover his tracks. Later, his star reporter is assigned to investigate the murder case, and slowly but surely the editor's cover-up is endangered.

Danbury, Conn., locations lend realism to a former mental patient trying to readjust. Beau Bridges, Susan Sarandon. Mrs. Barrow: Mildred Dunnock. Gabriel: Michael B. Miller. Willa: Linda Miller. Clifford: James Otis. Lonnie: Martin Burke. Originally ran under the title of "Dragonfly." Gilbert Cates directed.

A veteran lieutenant helps his socialite girlfriend dispose of her husband's dead body and the murder weapon. The lieutenant is then assigned the case and is assisted by his younger, greener homicide detective brother.

A ranger (Robert Lowery) tries to protect his ex-love (Ellen Drew) from her husband (Regis Toomey). Eddie Quillan, Ralph Dunn.

Early vehicle for John Wayne as a cowpoke working with a sheriff to solve the mysterious deaths of rodeo contestants. Sheriff: George Cleveland. Marjorie: Polly Ann Young. Cheyenne Kent: Yakima Canutt. Higgins: George Hayes. Judge: Lafe (Lafayette) McKee. Dolores: Anita Campillo.

Religious Programming.

A singing cowpoke (Tex Ritter) tries to help a woman save her stagecoach line from bandits. Slim: Slim Andrews. Jane: Terry Walker. Storm: Karl Hackett. Snapper: Donald Curtis. Bob: Bob Wills. Brandon: George Eldredge. Red: Gene Alsace. Bates: Olin Francis. Ames: Bob McKenzie. Ace: Carleton Young.

Taut film-noir thriller stars Humphrey Bogart as a faded Hollywood screenwriter who becomes implicated in the brutal murder of a nightclub hatcheck girl, and gets involved with the would-be starlet who provides him with an alibi.

A tabloid editor accidentally kills his estranged wife and tries to cover his tracks. Later, his star reporter is assigned to investigate the murder case, and slowly but surely the editor's cover-up is endangered.

A veteran lieutenant helps his socialite girlfriend dispose of her husband's dead body and the murder weapon. The lieutenant is then assigned the case and is assisted by his younger, greener homicide detective brother.

Danbury, Conn., locations lend realism to a former mental patient trying to readjust. Beau Bridges, Susan Sarandon. Mrs. Barrow: Mildred Dunnock. Gabriel: Michael B. Miller. Willa: Linda Miller. Clifford: James Otis. Lonnie: Martin Burke. Originally ran under the title of "Dragonfly." Gilbert Cates directed.

A day in the life of a fleeing bank robber also accused of murder.

A Cavalryman goes AWOL after refusing to take part in the massacre of Cheyenne Indians. He trains a motley crew of women to defend themselves in the event of retaliation by American Indians.