Family Movie Classics (FAMMCLSD)

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.

The comic-strip sleuth goes after a vengeful killer named Splitface, who escapes jail and sets out to knock off the jurors who sent him to prison.

Singing cowboy Gene Autry croons classic tunes like "Hold On, Little Doggie, Hold On" in this tale of a kidnapped baby's rescue. Frog Millhouse: Smiley Burnette. Millicent: Ann Rutherford. Timothy: Wade Boteler.

After a baby inherits $50,000, the Range Busters protect the child from a nefarious lawyer, who wants the cash for his own purposes. Crash: Ray Corrigan. Dusty: John King. Alibi: Max Terhune.

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An outlaw gang terrorizes the only witness to a murder. Varga: Lou Jacobi. Longley: Rory Calhoun. Julia: Elisa Palfi. Clinton: Chris Alcaide. Webb: James Bell.

A mastermind pressures two accomplices into helping him stage a bank robbery, but tension and racism make for explosive elements withing the gang.

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.

The sequel to "Father of the Bride" picks up with the newly married young lady giving birth to a boy, who screams his head off every time his grandfather comes near him. Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett and Elizabeth Taylor reprise their roles from the original, with Vincente Minnelli once again doing the directing.

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 law-abiding citizen witnesses a killing and is opposed by townspeople who think the murderer is innocent.

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

Frank W. "Spig" Wead, a reckless and fun-loving personality yet dedicated Naval aviator, becomes paralyzed after a fall, seemingly putting an end to his military career. However, he becomes a respected screenwriter, and when World War II breaks out, he finds a way to serve his country again.

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.

The story of Carlson's Raiders, a WWII Marine unit that raided Japanese-held Makim Island during the early years of the conflict.

A war vet who's going blind trains his horse to guide him.

Cowboy crooner Gene Autry sings fan favorites "You're the Only Star in My Blue Heaven" and "Mexicali Rose" in this yarn about poor kids swindled by oil poachers. Frog: Smiley Burnette. Valdes: Noah Beery. Padre Dominic: William Farnum.

John Wayne stars as a frontiersman who masquerades as an outlaw to infiltrate a gang and avenge the murder of his father.

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Roy Rogers must save a ranch hand from his late father's gang of outlaws after the young man naively tries to recover some of its stolen loot. Gabby: George "Gabby" Hayes. Clare: Dale Evans. Blaine: Lyle Talbot. Chip: Tommy Cook. Clarence: Johnny Calkins. Dolly: Sarah Edwards. Jimmy: Tommy Ivo. Cyclops: Michael Chapin. Bart: Dick Curtis. Sheriff: Edmund Cobb. Tom: Tom Quinn.

Frank W. "Spig" Wead, a reckless and fun-loving personality yet dedicated Naval aviator, becomes paralyzed after a fall, seemingly putting an end to his military career. However, he becomes a respected screenwriter, and when World War II breaks out, he finds a way to serve his country again.

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.

Randolph Scott as a vengeance-seeking cowboy. Tate: John Carroll. Lucy: Karen Steele. Ruby: Valerie French. Sam: Noah Beery. Storrow: John Archer. A minor gem, breaking many formula rules; perhaps Scott's best Western. Directed by Budd Boetticher.

A successful businesswoman who wants to adopt an orphan can only do so if she has a husband.

A professor tells his wife he's on an undercover mission for the FBI after she catches him kissing one of his female students. She believes him and soon they are caught up in a plot involving the real FBI and enemy spies. Based on the play "Who Was That Lady I Saw You With?" by Norman Krasna.

In the sixth entry in the Bob Hope-Bing Crosby "Road" shows, they play song-and-dance men who take jobs as divers on an idyllic Pacific island, where they compete for the affections of a lovely princess, as well as with the locals, for a chest of jewels.

Dizzy doings in a traveling carnival, as a young man and an eccentric try to save it for the pretty owner.

Chorus girl gets her big chance to star when it's rumored she's engaged to a millionaire.

At a dude ranch, Gene Autry romances a pampered Eastern gal (Edith Fellows) and changes her father's tightwad ways. Lane: Pierre Watkin. Alice: Fay McKenzie. Frog: Smiley Burnette. Callahan: William Haade.

Frank Capra's classic about a down-on-his-luck baseball player who agrees to impersonate a fictional, idealistic "everyman" created by a newspaperwoman to boost circulation, and then finds himself at the center of a political movement.

A successful businesswoman who wants to adopt an orphan can only do so if she has a husband.

A professor tells his wife he's on an undercover mission for the FBI after she catches him kissing one of his female students. She believes him and soon they are caught up in a plot involving the real FBI and enemy spies. Based on the play "Who Was That Lady I Saw You With?" by Norman Krasna.

In the sixth entry in the Bob Hope-Bing Crosby "Road" shows, they play song-and-dance men who take jobs as divers on an idyllic Pacific island, where they compete for the affections of a lovely princess, as well as with the locals, for a chest of jewels.

Randolph Scott as a vengeance-seeking cowboy. Tate: John Carroll. Lucy: Karen Steele. Ruby: Valerie French. Sam: Noah Beery. Storrow: John Archer. A minor gem, breaking many formula rules; perhaps Scott's best Western. Directed by Budd Boetticher.

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

A cowboy rescues a woman who was kidnapped by Comanches. Together they must contend with greedy, malevolent bounty hunters who are after the woman's hefty reward set by her husband.

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.

A secretary learns that her boss (Kirk Douglas) prefers late-night work. Keenan Wynn. Mary: Irene Ryan. Charles: Rudy Vallee. Elsie: Helen Walker. Dawn: Gale Robbins. Mrs. Reeves: Florence Bates. Scott: Grady Sutton. Charles Martin directed.

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

Holmes tracks a maniacal killer targeting young women.

Singing cowboy Gene Autry sings "It Makes No Difference Now" in his role as a cowboy who helps put the kibosh on some shady land deals. Frog: Smiley Burnette. Ma: Maude Eburne. Alice: June Storey. Judge: Ferris Taylor.

A cowboy unjustly accused of killing a stagecoach driver tries to find the real culprits.

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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.

Broad farce about two insurance agents (Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey) who try to run a hotel, and tangle with crooks. Dorothy Lee, Hugh Herbert.

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

A cowboy rescues a woman who was kidnapped by Comanches. Together they must contend with greedy, malevolent bounty hunters who are after the woman's hefty reward set by her husband.

Action-filled railroad yarn of the Old West.

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).

James Stewart at his best as a one-eyed ex-con involved in a battle of wits, guns and dynamite in Depression-era West Virginia. Council: George Kennedy. Lee: Strother Martin. Johnny: Kurt Russell. Cleo: Anne Baxter. Chanty: Kathy Cannon. Sizemore: William Windom. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen.

A mastermind pressures two accomplices into helping him stage a bank robbery, but tension and racism make for explosive elements withing the gang.

A dapper gangster sponsors an alcoholic violinist in order to win the love of a glamorous divorced socialite.

A woman becomes a criminal after serving time for a crime she didn't commit. Also known as 'Paper Bullets.'.

Hester and Hezekiah plan to get Dorothy Horton's inheritance. But after discovering the scheme, Black Pete concocts a scheme to lock his rivals up while he escapes with the inheritance money.

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An upright frontier newsman seeks to prove the innocence of an alleged outlaw, who's really being framed by the town boss.

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).

James Stewart at his best as a one-eyed ex-con involved in a battle of wits, guns and dynamite in Depression-era West Virginia. Council: George Kennedy. Lee: Strother Martin. Johnny: Kurt Russell. Cleo: Anne Baxter. Chanty: Kathy Cannon. Sizemore: William Windom. Directed by Andrew V. McLaglen.

A mastermind pressures two accomplices into helping him stage a bank robbery, but tension and racism make for explosive elements withing the gang.

Action-filled railroad yarn of the Old West.

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.