Family Movie Classics (FAMMCLSD)

Best Picture nominee about a bickering couple who are divorcing and go to great lengths to get under one another's skin, including pursuing new dalliances and attempting to sabotage each other's romances. Leo McCarey won a Best Director Oscar.

A widowed bank teller discovers $10,000 on the street and finds out it is from his own bank. As a suspect, he is forced to go on the run with his seven children and, with the help of his babysitter, keep the cops off his trail.

Cagney and Lacey (Sharon Gless, Tyne Daly) try to wrap up a murder case against a homeless man (Al White), who once worked with Lacey's husband (John Karlen). De Carlo: Paul Lieber. Coster: Nicholas Pryor. Pay: Soon-Teck Oh. Feldberg: David Paymer. Reza Badiyi directed.

A detective protects a precious gem on a train, but faces theft and murder, unraveling a mystery among suspects.

The Gestapo is after a bombsight, but Holmes and Watson protect it.

A large-scale silent western about a doctor's family gone asunder and then reunited during the Fremont expeditions out of St. Louis in the 1840s.

Gene Autry is mistaken for an outlaw. Smiley Burnette, Frances Grant, Earle Hodgins, Donald Kirke, Booth Howard, Clara Kimball Young, Edward Piel Sr., Frankie Marvin.

Roy Rogers saves a judge (Harry Shannon) from being blackmailed by a frontier madam (Ona Munson) who opposes the judge's plan to build a home for wayward boys. Frog: Smiley Burnette. Terry: Virginia Grey. Spike: Arthur Hohl.

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.

Best Picture nominee about a bickering couple who are divorcing and go to great lengths to get under one another's skin, including pursuing new dalliances and attempting to sabotage each other's romances. Leo McCarey won a Best Director Oscar.

A widowed bank teller discovers $10,000 on the street and finds out it is from his own bank. As a suspect, he is forced to go on the run with his seven children and, with the help of his babysitter, keep the cops off his trail.

Cagney and Lacey (Sharon Gless, Tyne Daly) try to wrap up a murder case against a homeless man (Al White), who once worked with Lacey's husband (John Karlen). De Carlo: Paul Lieber. Coster: Nicholas Pryor. Pay: Soon-Teck Oh. Feldberg: David Paymer. Reza Badiyi directed.

A respected black soldier who is on trial for a rape-murder in post-Civil War Arizona escapes during an Indian raid, but returns to the compound to warn his fellow cavalrymen of an impending attack by the tribe of warriors. Longtime John Ford stock player Woody Strode stars in the title role.

Wes is harassed everywhere he goes after being wrongfully accused of murder, so he adopts an alias. He arrives in a new town where the sheriff needs help against a violent gang, so Wes is deputized and works to earn a new reputation for himself. Based on the novel "Bitter Sage" by Frank Gruber.

Debbie Reynolds stars as a guitar-slinging sister in this sentimental tunefest about a nun whose religious calling still leaves her time to pen hit records. Based on the true story of Soeur Sourire, Reynolds is Sister Ann, a kind soul whose song, "Dominique," written for a motherless boy on whom she takes pity, eventually lands her on "The Ed Sullivan Show" (the master appears as himself).

Lucille Ball and William Holden in a farce about a dumb stenographer and a dishonest bookie. Janis Carter. Grant: George Cleveland. Helen: Gloria Henry. Roscoe: Will Wright. Kilcoyn: Frank McHugh. Hobart: James Gleason. Homer: Jimmy Lloyd. Winton: Stephen Dunne. Brightly played for laughs. Lloyd Bacon directed.

A woman feigns an incurable illness to get an all-expenses-paid fling to New York City, where she becomes the toast of the town. Meanwhile, the reporter who facilitated the trip tries to keep the ruse from the public.

A madcap socialite heiress hires an erudite homeless man to be her butler, much to the dismay of her father, but it turns out that the man isn't a penniless bum at all, he's a member of a wealthy Boston family.

In this campy blend of horror and Western, legendary outlaw Jesse James rides to the rescue when the granddaughter of Baron Frankenstein creates a lumbering, homicidal monster who terrorizes frontier townsfolk.

The Singing Cowboy, Gene Autry, warbles nicely and rides heroically to the rescue of ranchers being hornswoggled by land barons in this standard oater. Gene performs "Love, Burning Love," which he co-wrote, and sidekick Smiley Burnette, as Frog, croaks the witty ditty "She Works Third Tub at the Laundry.".

This Spring, Mission Feeding has committed to feed 400,000 children in Africa and, in light of a severe drought, even more in some of the hardest hit areas of Angola and South Sudan. Together we can share food to save lives and also share the life-giving gospel of Jesus Christ.

Religious Programming.

When Clarence accidentally takes another man's coat at a restaurant, confusion ensues and his wife thinks he has a mistress.

Explore inspiring sermons and teachings that uplift the spirit. Dive into meaningful messages that provide guidance, hope, and wisdom for everyday life.

Religious Programming.

Religious Programming.

Debbie Reynolds stars as a guitar-slinging sister in this sentimental tunefest about a nun whose religious calling still leaves her time to pen hit records. Based on the true story of Soeur Sourire, Reynolds is Sister Ann, a kind soul whose song, "Dominique," written for a motherless boy on whom she takes pity, eventually lands her on "The Ed Sullivan Show" (the master appears as himself).

Lucille Ball and William Holden in a farce about a dumb stenographer and a dishonest bookie. Janis Carter. Grant: George Cleveland. Helen: Gloria Henry. Roscoe: Will Wright. Kilcoyn: Frank McHugh. Hobart: James Gleason. Homer: Jimmy Lloyd. Winton: Stephen Dunne. Brightly played for laughs. Lloyd Bacon directed.

A man (John Wayne) battles for control of a gold mine. Barbara Sheldon, George "Gabby" Hayes, Yakima Canutt. Ray N. Bradbury directed.

Wes is harassed everywhere he goes after being wrongfully accused of murder, so he adopts an alias. He arrives in a new town where the sheriff needs help against a violent gang, so Wes is deputized and works to earn a new reputation for himself. Based on the novel "Bitter Sage" by Frank Gruber.

A gunman (Randolph Scott) hunts his fiancée's killer (George Macready), now a respected citizen. Katie: Marquerite Chapman. Della: Sally Eilers. Combs: Forrest Tucker. Abbie: Barbara Reed. Yordy: Joe Sawyer. Andy: Wallace Ford. Directed by Ray Enright.

Randolph Scott uses the power of the press to combat tyranny. Lunsford: David Brian. Gabe: Ray Teal. Flora: Phyllis Thaxter. Amy: Helena Carter. Shorty: Bob Steele. Luther: Dick Jones. Directed by Edwin L. Marin.