Family Movie Classics (FAMMCLSD)

A decorated war hero searches for his serviceman buddy who disappeared from a train en route to Washington, D.C., where the former gets involved with a crooked gambler, blackmail and murder.

Roy Rogers, Mary Hart (Lynne Roberts), Katherine DeMille, George "Gabby" Hayes, Jack La Rue, Frank Puglia, Harry Woods. Good. Directed by Joseph Kane.

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.

A businessman's wife tries to kill him, having her lover throw him over a cliff, but the lover instead is killed in a fiery car accident. The businessman, assumed dead, lays low in a town waiting for his conniving wife to be sentenced to death for his murder.

Dan Duryea masterminds a heist of priceless jewels. Jayne Mansfield. Dohmer: Mickey Shaughnessy. Della: Martha Vickers. Baylock: Peter Capell. Filmed in Philadelphia.

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 decorated war hero searches for his serviceman buddy who disappeared from a train en route to Washington, D.C., where the former gets involved with a crooked gambler, blackmail and murder.

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

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

A lusty housewife named Christina goes on the run, looking for an escape from her rich, deranged husband, Nathan. Soon, Christina starts running with some dangerous people with uninhibited interest in guns and sex, and as Nathan pursues her to the seedy underworld, they both find themselves unsure of whether either of them will ever make it out.

An artist tries to prove he did not kill a friend or rob a bank.

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

An office clerk is fired and is then enticed to have a drink by a con man, who hopes to rob him of his life savings. Instead, when the clerk gets drunk, he goes on a spending spree and purchases a struggling circus.

The outlaw Stragg has the town so intimidated that no one will speak against him no matter what he does. Sheriff Young heads for a nearby town, where there is a witness willing to testify. Meanwhile, Stragg hires a gunman to take care of the sheriff and the witness.

A tramp tries to earn money by playing the violin, but he's soon facing off against the jealous competition.

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A lusty housewife named Christina goes on the run, looking for an escape from her rich, deranged husband, Nathan. Soon, Christina starts running with some dangerous people with uninhibited interest in guns and sex, and as Nathan pursues her to the seedy underworld, they both find themselves unsure of whether either of them will ever make it out.

An artist tries to prove he did not kill a friend or rob a bank.

Roy Rogers and George "Gabby" Hayes star as stagecoach drivers who must defuse a potentially dangerous feud between two railroad honchos. Sally Payne, Billy Lee, Joseph Crehan, George Cleveland.

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

A Mexican cattleman keeps out of the Civil War by focusing on his own survival and economic standings. When a confederate colonel kidnaps the traveling cattleman, he has to find his way out of being forced to steal cattle for the hungry soldiers.

A casino boss hires a down-and-out gambler to manage his business, unaware that the bettor is his wife's former lover. Rita Hayworth heats up the screen with the famous cabaret number "Put the Blame on Mame".

A gambler robs the gangsters who murdered his business partner and is pursued by the mob. He hides in a settlement house and is soon reformed by the woman who works there.

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.

Low-budget version of Charles Dickens' classic novel about an orphan (Dickie Moore) in 19th-century London. Fagin: Irving Pichel. Bill: William "Stage" Boyd. Nancy: Doris Lloyd. Rose: Barbara Kent. Toby: George K. Arthur. Chitling: Clyde Cook. Brownlow: Alec B. Francis. The Artful Dodger: Sonny Ray. Bates: George Nash. Bumble: Lionel Belmore. Mrs. Sowerberry: Virginia Sale. Mrs. Corney: Tempe Pigo

A casino boss hires a down-and-out gambler to manage his business, unaware that the bettor is his wife's former lover. Rita Hayworth heats up the screen with the famous cabaret number "Put the Blame on Mame".

In this classic Charlie Chaplin comedy, a mischievous waiter causes mayhem in a bakery until he incurs the wrath of his stern boss, who believes the employee has been flirting with his wife.

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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.

A gambler robs the gangsters who murdered his business partner and is pursued by the mob. He hides in a settlement house and is soon reformed by the woman who works there.

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.

Roy Rogers hits the high notes when he saves a friend's land and woos the man's daughter. Joan Barrabee: Dale Evans. Kitty Hanley: Mary Lee. Prof. Jeremiah Hanley: Lloyd Corrigan. John Barrabee: Thurston Hall.

A Mexican cattleman keeps out of the Civil War by focusing on his own survival and economic standings. When a confederate colonel kidnaps the traveling cattleman, he has to find his way out of being forced to steal cattle for the hungry soldiers.

An ex-gunfighter hoping to go clean by becoming a rancher is concerned by his brother's joy in killing.

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.

A troubled New York City detective gets a chance to redeem himself when he's assigned to go undercover to investigate and clean up corruption and crime on the waterfront.

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 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.

Two government agents set out to capture dope smugglers. Yul Brynner. Walters: Scott Brady. Toni: K.T. Stevens. Flannery: Richard Rober. Lili: Lynn Carter. Carney: Arthur Blake. Modest but well done. Lots of action. Good use of actual locales. Early role for Brynner as the heavy. Laslo Benedek directed.

An ex-gunfighter hoping to go clean by becoming a rancher is concerned by his brother's joy in killing.

Chaplin's the Little Tramp arrives in America as an immigrant, where he tries to help out a fellow new arrival by buying her a meal at a restaurant.

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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.

A troubled New York City detective gets a chance to redeem himself when he's assigned to go undercover to investigate and clean up corruption and crime on the waterfront.

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 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 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.

US Marshall Vance is assigned to rid the Oklahoma Territory of outlaws.

A citified desk clerk in a frontier hotel harbors romantic notions of the West, and prevails upon a hard-living, hard-drinking trail boss to take him along on the next cattle drive. In the months that follow, the clerk's idealized notions of the West are cruelly dispelled.

A man who owes money he embezzled plans a suicide but is stopped before he can carry it out.

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 deranged man plots a head-on collision between two trains. Lloyd Bridges, E.G. Marshall, Raymond Burr, Yvette Mimieux. Prescott/Waterman: Paul Smith. Leigh: Robert Fuller. Peters: William Shatner. Marsh: Pat Hingle. Filmed in and around Los Angeles and East Lyme. Directed by Richard Sarafian.

Douglas Fairbanks Sr. in a spoof of South Sea Island-adventure films, replete with stunts and thrills. Girl: Maria Alba. Carmichael: William Farnum. Belmont: Earle Browne. Lots of fun. Edward A. Sutherland directed.

A citified desk clerk in a frontier hotel harbors romantic notions of the West, and prevails upon a hard-living, hard-drinking trail boss to take him along on the next cattle drive. In the months that follow, the clerk's idealized notions of the West are cruelly dispelled.

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

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Roy Rogers, Sheila Ryan, Barton MacLane, Arline Judge, Pat Brady, Bob Nolan. Fast and entertaining. Joseph Kane directed.

A man who owes money he embezzled plans a suicide but is stopped before he can carry it out.

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 deranged man plots a head-on collision between two trains. Lloyd Bridges, E.G. Marshall, Raymond Burr, Yvette Mimieux. Prescott/Waterman: Paul Smith. Leigh: Robert Fuller. Peters: William Shatner. Marsh: Pat Hingle. Filmed in and around Los Angeles and East Lyme. Directed by Richard Sarafian.

US Marshall Vance is assigned to rid the Oklahoma Territory of outlaws.

A Civil War veteran tries to clean up a tough New Mexico town. George Montgomery, Diane Brewster. Hank: Leo Gordon. Directed by Allen H. Miner.

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