Family Movie Classics (FAMMCLSD)

During the Civil War, a Southerner joins the Union Army and is accused of leaking information to the Confederates.

Tale of a boy (Ted Donaldson) who has a dancing caterpillar, and the unwanted fame it brings. Cary Grant, Janet Blair, James Gleason, William Demarest. Some amusing moments, but mostly on the heavy side. Alexander Hall directed.

David Lean's epic won seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Alec Guinness as the leader of British POWs forced to build a railroad bridge in World War II Indochina. Filmed in Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Oscar-winning screenplay by Carl Foreman.

Dick Van Dyke in the slapstick tale of a teller who becomes an anti-Establishment hero. Rachel: Angie Dickinson. Pamela: Rosemary Forsyth. Gardner: Elliot Reid. Bunny: Zohra Lampert. Baxter: Steve Roland. Havemeyer: Dennis King. Dr. Sara: Pippa Scott. Suzumi: Peter Brocco. Mrs. Boland: Connie Gilchrist. Garson Kanin directed.

About a wife who goes to work for her father-in-law to prove that she didn't marry for money. Evalyn Knapp, John Wayne, Reginald Barker, Arthur Hoyt, Alec B. Francis. A chance to see early Wayne. Directed by Phil Whitman.

Ginger Rogers brings added interest to this vintage thriller about two reporters trying to solve puzzling murders. Ted: Lyle Talbot. Wilfred: Arthur Hoyt. Petey: Harvey Clark. Augusta: Lillian Harmer. Russell: Purnell Pratt. Martini: Maurice Black. Maid: Louise Beavers. Albert Ray directed.

A detective (Rex Bell) pursues New York mobsters operating a protection racket out West. Marceline Day, Matthew Betz, Huntley Gordon, Roy D'Arcy, Robert Ellis, Gwen Lee, Al Bridge, George Hayes, John Elliott. Directed by Harry Fraser.

Singing cowpoke Gene Autry defends impoverished Native Americans from crooked scoundrels and still finds time to woo his leading lady (Jean Heather). Mason: Ralph Morgan. Matt: Mark Daniels. Lydia: Carol Thurston. Mike: Bobby (Robert) Blake.

Tale of a boy (Ted Donaldson) who has a dancing caterpillar, and the unwanted fame it brings. Cary Grant, Janet Blair, James Gleason, William Demarest. Some amusing moments, but mostly on the heavy side. Alexander Hall directed.

Dick Van Dyke in the slapstick tale of a teller who becomes an anti-Establishment hero. Rachel: Angie Dickinson. Pamela: Rosemary Forsyth. Gardner: Elliot Reid. Bunny: Zohra Lampert. Baxter: Steve Roland. Havemeyer: Dennis King. Dr. Sara: Pippa Scott. Suzumi: Peter Brocco. Mrs. Boland: Connie Gilchrist. Garson Kanin directed.

David Lean's epic won seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Alec Guinness as the leader of British POWs forced to build a railroad bridge in World War II Indochina. Filmed in Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Oscar-winning screenplay by Carl Foreman.

During the Civil War, a Southerner joins the Union Army and is accused of leaking information to the Confederates.

A peace-loving former Union officer strives to sell his ranch and retire, but goes head to head with a scheming businessman who wants his land cheap. The former officer sets aside his pacifist ways as one of his ranch hands is murdered. Based on the novel "Smoky Valley" by Donald Hamilton.

Frank Capra's Best Picture nominee about a wide-eyed patriotic bumpkin named Jefferson Smith (James Stewart), who's appointed to the Senate by corrupt politicos, chief among them and unbeknownst to Smith is a senior senator whom he idolized. Stewart was nominated for Best Actor and the film was up for a total of 10 Academy Awards. A TV series of the same name had a one-season run (1962-3).

Thackeray's "Vanity Fair," about the loves of a woman in Regency England. Miriam Hopkins, Frances Dee, Cedric Hardwicke, Billie Burke. Historically notable as the first feature in three-strip Technicolor. Directed by Rouben Mamoulian.

Comedy involving a photographer (David Niven) with a man-hating author (Joan Caulfield). Goldie: Lenore Lonergan. Uncle Matt: James Robertson Justice. Aunt Alice: Frances Bavier. Midge: Peggy Maley. Potsy: Henry Jones. General: Robert Williams. Directed by Frank Ross.

An actress (Gracie Fields) takes a job as housekeeper to a grumpy old coot (Monty Woolley) and proceeds to alter matters. Roddy McDowall, Reginald Gardiner, Natalie Schafer. Entertaining. Lewis Seiler directed.

Murder, a lion fight and a shipwreck, with too much dialogue in between. Anita Page. Gordon: Charles Starrett. John: Kenneth Thomson. Low budget.

Gene Autry protects a wagon train. Smiley Burnette, Kay Hughes, Monte Blue, Iron Eyes Cody, Champion the Horse.

A Texas Ranger reject takes up with outlaws, but comes through when the cow chips are down. Tex: Dave O'Brien. Jim: Jim Newill. Panhandle Perkins: Guy Wilkerson. Jean: Iris Meredith. Capt. Wyatt: Forrest Taylor. Directed by Albert Herman.

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Frank Capra's Best Picture nominee about a wide-eyed patriotic bumpkin named Jefferson Smith (James Stewart), who's appointed to the Senate by corrupt politicos, chief among them and unbeknownst to Smith is a senior senator whom he idolized. Stewart was nominated for Best Actor and the film was up for a total of 10 Academy Awards. A TV series of the same name had a one-season run (1962-3).

In this film that notoriously brought sex to the Western, Doc Holiday and Billy the Kid feud over a wild stallion and a beautiful woman.

A peace-loving former Union officer strives to sell his ranch and retire, but goes head to head with a scheming businessman who wants his land cheap. The former officer sets aside his pacifist ways as one of his ranch hands is murdered. Based on the novel "Smoky Valley" by Donald Hamilton.

In the 1880s, a New Mexico cattle baron finds that marrying a conniving woman leads to trouble on the range.

A sheriff (Hugh O'Brian) battles a badman (Raymond Burr) in Arizona. Good suspense. Linda: Nancy Gates. Millie: Reba Tassell. Directed by Gerd Oswald.