TWO FILM DVD: ANGEL'S HOLIDAY (1937) + APPLAUSE (1929)

Directed by James Tinling Story by Frank Fenton Lynn Root Produced by Darryl F. Zanuck Jane Withers as June 'Angel' Everett Joan Davis as Strivers Sally Blane as Pauline Kaye Robert Kent as Nick Moore Harold Huber as Bat Regan Frank Jenks as Butch Broder Ray Walker as Crandall John Qualen as Waldo Everett Lon Chaney, Jr. as Eddie Al Lydell as Gramp Hiram Seely Russell Hopton as Gus Paul Hurst as Sgt. Murphy John Kelly as Maxie George Taylor as Eddie Cy Kendall as Chief of Police Charles Arnt as Everett Directed by Rouben Mamoulian Written by Garrett Fort Beth Brown Produced by Monta Bell Walter Wanger (uncredited) Starring Helen Morgan Jack Cameron Joan Peers Helen Morgan as Kitty Darling Joan Peers (1909–1975) as April Darling Fuller Mellish Jr. (1898–1930) as Hitch Nelson Jack Cameron as Joe King Henry Wadsworth (1897–1974) as Tony Dorothy Cumming as Mother Superior Mack Gray as Slim's Brother David Holt as Jack Singer

TWO FILM DVD: CARDBOARD CAVALIER (1949) + BLIND ALIBI (1938)

Directed by Walter Forde Written by Noel Langley Produced by Walter Forde Culley Forde Sid Field as Sidcup Buttermeadow Margaret Lockwood as Nell Gwynne Jerry Desmonde as Colonel Lovelace Jack McNaughton as Uriah Group Brian Worth as Tom Pride Edmund Willard as Oliver Cromwell Mary Clare as Milady Doverhouse Alfie Dean as Murdercasket Anthony Hulme as Charles II Miles Malleson as Judge Gorebucket Irene Handl as the ghost of Lady Agnes Joan Young as Maggie Claude Hulbert as Sylvester Clutterbuck Michael Brennan as Brother Barebones Peter Bull as Mosspot Vincent Holman as Lord Doverhouse John Salew as Smug Directed by Lew Landers Screenplay by Lionel Houser Harry Segall Ron Ferguson Richard Dix as Paul Dover Whitney Bourne as Julia Fraser Eduardo Ciannelli as Mitch Frances Mercer as Ellen Paul Guilfoyle as Taggart Richard Lane as Bowers Vinton Hayworth as Dirk Walter Miller as Maitland Frank M. Thomas as Larson Solly Ward as Al George Irving as Curator Ace the Wonder Dog as Ace

BAILOUT AT 43,000 (1957)

Directed by Francis D. Lyon Screenplay by Paul Monash Produced by Howard Pine William C. Thomas John Payne as Major Paul Peterson Karen Steele as Carol Peterson Paul Kelly as Colonel Hughes Richard Eyer as Kit Peterson Constance Ford as Mrs. Frances Nolan Eddie Firestone as Captain Mike Cavallero Adam Kennedy as Lieutenant Ed Simmons Gregory Gaye as Dr. Franz Gruener Steven Ritch as Major Irv Goldman Richard Crane as Captain Jack Nolan

QUEEN KELLY (1929)

Directed by Erich von Stroheim Gloria Swanson - Kitty Kelly, aka Queen Kelly Walter Byron - Prince Wolfram Seena Owen - Queen Regina V Sylvia Ashton - Kelly's Aunt Wilson Benge - Prince Wolfram's Valet Sidney Bracey - Prince Wolfram's Lackey Florence Gibson - Kelly's Aunt Madge Hunt - Mother Superior Tully Marshall - Jan Vryheid Madame Sul-Te-Wan - Kali Sana, Aunt's Cook Wilhelm von Brincken - Prince Wolfram's adjutant Gordon Westcott - Lackey

THEODORA GOES WILD (1936) * with switchable English subtitles *

Directed by Richard Boleslawski Written by Mary McCarthy Sidney Buchman Produced by Everett Riskin Irene Dunne as Theodora Lynn / Caroline Adams Melvyn Douglas as Michael Grant Thomas Mitchell as Jed Waterbury Thurston Hall as Arthur Stevenson Rosalind Keith as Adelaide Perry Elisabeth Risdon as Mary Lynn Margaret McWade as Elsie Lynn Spring Byington as Rebecca Perry Nana Bryant as Ethel Stevenson Henry Kolker as Henry Grant Leona Maricle as Agnes Grant Robert Greig as John Lynn

TWO FILM DVD: A NICE LITTLE BANK THAT SHOULD BE ROBBED (1958) + ALL-AMERICAN CO-ED (1941)

Directed by Henry Levin Written by Sydney Boehm Produced by Anthony Muto Tom Ewell as Max Rutgers Mickey Rooney as Gus Harris Mickey Shaughnessy as Harold 'Rocky' Baker Dina Merrill as Margie Solitaire Madge Kennedy as Grace Havens Frances Bavier as Mrs. Solitaire Richard Deacon as Milburn Schroeder Stanley Clements as Fitz Directed by Leroy Prinz Written by Adapted by Kenneth Higgins Frances Langford as Virginia Johnny Downs as Bob Sheppard Marjorie Woodworth as Bunny Noah Beery Jr. as Slinky Esther Dale as Matilda Harry Langdon as Hap Holden Alan Hale Jr. as Tiny Kent Rogers as Henry Allan Lane as 2nd Senior Joe Brown Jr. as 3rd Senior Irving Mitchell as Doctor Lillian Randolph as Washwoman (Deborah) Carlyle Blackwell Jr. as 4th Senior Mickey Tanner • Betty Tanner • Martha Tanner as Vocal Trio

TWO FILM DVD: AGENT FOR HARM (1966) + A TASTE OF BLOOD (1967)

Peter Mark Richman Adam Chance Barbara Bouchet Ava Vestok Wendell Corey Jim Graff Martin Kosleck Basil Malko Carl Esmond Professor Jan Stefánik Aliza Gur Mid-Eastern Contact Robert Donner Morgue Attendant Rafael Campos Luis Robert Quarry Borg Donna Michelle Marian Ray Dannis Henry Manson Horst Ebersberg Helgar Herschell Gordon Lewis William Kerwin Dr Eleanor Vaill Hester Avery Elizabeth Lee Helene Stone Otto Schlessinger Dr. Howard Helsing Lawrence Tobim Det. Crane Bill Rogers John Stone Sidney J. Reich Arthur Morris Ted Schell Lord Gold Gail Janis Vivian Dolores Carlos Sherri Morris Allison Louise

KING OF BURLESQUE (1936)

Directed by Sidney Lanfield Screenplay by James Seymour Gene Markey Harry Tugend Story by Viña Delmar Warner Baxter as Kerry Bolton Alice Faye as Pat Doran Jack Oakie as Joe Cooney Mona Barrie as Rosalind Cleve Arline Judge as Connie Dixie Dunbar as Marie Gregory Ratoff as Kolpolpeck Herbert Mundin as English Impresario Fats Waller as Ben Nick Long Jr. as Anthony Lamb Kenny Baker as Arthur Charles Quigley as Stanley Drake Paxton Sisters as Specialty Dancers Al Shaw as Lew Henkle (as Shaw) Sam Lee as Gus Keefe (as Lee) Andrew Tombes as Slattery Shirley Deane as Phyllis Sears Harry 'Zoup' Welsh as 'Spud' La Rue (as Harry 'Zoop' Welch) Claudia Coleman as Belle Weaver Ellen Lowe as Miss Meredith (as Ellen E. Lowe) Herbert Ashley as Jake - Bolton's Chauffeur Jerry Mandy as Frankie Keye Luke as Wong Gareth Joplin as Speedy - the Bootblack Lynn Bari as Dancer (uncredited) Cyril Ring as Auctioneer's Assistant (uncredited) Marjorie Weaver as Dancer (uncredited) Jane Wyman as Dancer (uncredited)

THE PIED PIPER (1942)

Directed by Irving Pichel Screenplay by Nunnally Johnson Monty Woolley as Howard Roddy McDowall as Ronnie Anne Baxter as Nicole Rougeron Otto Preminger as Major Diessen J. Carrol Naish as Aristide Rougeron Lester Matthews as Mr. Cavanaugh Jill Esmond as Mrs. Cavanaugh Ferike Boros as Madame Peggy Ann Garner as Sheila Merrill Rodin as Willem Maurice Tauzin as Pierre Fleurette Zama as Rose William Edmunds as Frenchman Marcel Dalio as Focquet Marcelle Corday as Madame Bonne Odette Myrtil as Madame Rougeron Jean Del Val as Railroad Official Rudolph Anders as Lieutenant (as Robert O. Davis) Henry Rowland as Military Policeman Helmut Dantine as Aide George Davis as Barman

THE MYSTERIOUS AIRMAN (1928)

Directed by Harry Revier Written by Arthur B. Reeve (story) Harry Revier (screenplay) Produced by Louis Weiss Walter Miller as Jack Baker Eugenia Gilbert as Shirley Joyce Robert Walker as William Craft Eugene Burr as Albert Orren Dorothy Tallcot as Fawn Nesbitt James A. Fitzgerald as Barney Madden C.H. Allen as James Joyce Ray Childs as Henry Knight Hugh Blair as Detective Mullens Arthur Morrison as Perkins Hamilton Morse as Mardos Kartoff

SHERLOCK HOLMES (1916)

Directed by Arthur Berthelet William Postance (assistant director) Written by H. S. Sheldon (scenario) William Gillette as Sherlock Holmes Marjorie Kay as Alice Faulkner Ernest Maupain as Professor Moriarty Edward Fielding as Dr. Watson Stewart Robbins as Benjamin Forman Hugh Thompson as Sir Edward Leighton Ludwig Kreiss as Baron von Stalburg Mario Majeroni as James Larrabee William Postance as Sidney Prince Chester Beery as Craigin Frank Hamilton as Tim Leary Fred Malatesta as "Lightfoot" McTague Grace Reals as Madge Larrabee Miss Ball as Therese Burford Hampden as Billy Marian Skinner as A Suffragette (billed as Marion Skinner) Edward Arnold as Crippled Henchman In Striped Cap

SWEETIE (1929)

Directed by Frank Tuttle Screenplay by George Marion Jr. Lloyd Corrigan Starring Nancy Carroll Helen Kane Stanley Smith Jack Oakie William Austin Stuart Erwin Wallace MacDonald

TOP OF THE TOWN (1937)

Directed by Ralph Murphy Sam White Walter Lang Written by Robert Benchley Lou Brock Doris Nolan as Diana Borden George Murphy as Ted Lane Ella Logan as Dorine Hugh Herbert as Hubert Gerald Oliver Smith as Borden Executive Mischa Auer as Hamlet Gregory Ratoff as J.J. Stone Peggy Ryan as Peggy J. Scott Smart as Beaton (as Jack Smart) Ray Mayer as Roger Henry Armetta as Bacciagalluppi Gertrude Niesen as Gilda Norman Claude Gillingwater as William Borden Ernest Cossart as Augustus Borden Samuel S. Hinds as Henry Borden Richard Carle as Edwin Borden California Collegians as Singing Group The Four Esquires as Performers

UNCLE VANYA (1957)

Directed by John Goetz Franchot Tone Written by Stark Young Starring Franchot Tone Dolores Dorn-Heft George Voskovec Peggy McCay Clarence Derwent Gerald Hiken

MOTHER DIDN'T TELL ME (1950)

Directed by Claude Binyon Screenplay by Claude Binyon Based on The Doctor Wears Three Faces by Mary Bard Produced by Fred Kohlmar Starring Dorothy McGuire William Lundigan June Havoc Gary Merrill Jessie Royce Landis Joyce MacKenzie Leif Erickson

TWO FILM DVD: SILVER FLEET (1943) + VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES (1943)

Directed by Philip Ford Screenplay by Dorrell McGowan Stuart E. McGowan Robert Livingston as Dr. Terrance 'Terry' Evans Lorna Gray as Nurse Susan Drake Ian Keith as Ormand Murks Thomas E. Jackson as Detective Blair Charles Trowbridge as Dr. Rufus Maynard Earle Hodgins as Fred Mays LeRoy Mason as Detective Hendricks William Haade as Police Officer 'Tiny' Wilton Graff as Dr. Lucifer Garland Charles Cane as Chief Inspector Ryan Russ Clark as Officer Lacy Chuck Hamilton as Officer Joe Wheaton Chambers as The Coroner Directed by Vernon Sewell Gordon Wellesley Written by Vernon Sewell Gordon Wellesley Produced by Michael Powell Emeric Pressburger Ralph Richardson as Jaap Van Leyden Googie Withers as Helene Van Leyden Esmond Knight as von Schiffer Beresford Egan as Krampf Frederick Burtwell as Captain Muller Kathleen Byron as Schoolmistress Willem Akkerman as Willem Van Leyden Dorothy Gordon as Janni Peters Charles Victor as Bastiaan Peters Joss Ambler as Cornelis Smit Margaret Emden as Bertha George Schelderup as Dirk Neville Mapp as Joop Ivor Barnard as Admiral John Carol as Johann Lieut. Schouwenaar, R.N.N. as Captain of the U-boat Lieut. van Dapperen, R.N.N. as Lieutenant of the U-boat John Arold as Navigator of the U-boat Philip Leaver as Chief of Police Laurence O'Madden as Captain Schneider Anthony Eustrel as Lieutenant Wernicke Charles Minor as Bohme Valentine Dyall as Markgraf

TWO FILM DVD: RED ENSIGN (1934) + GRAND CANARY (1934)

TWO FILM DVD: PRIVATE WORLDS (1935) + BARS OF HATE (1935)

Directed by Gregory La Cava Lynn Starling Claudette Colbert as Dr. Jane Everest Charles Boyer as Dr. Charles Monet Joan Bennett as Sally MacGregor Helen Vinson as Claire Monet Joel McCrea as Dr. Alex MacGregor Jean Rouverol as Carrie Flint Esther Dale as Matron Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams as Jerry Dora Clement as Bertha Hirst Sam Godfrey as Tom Hirst Samuel S. Hinds as Dr. Arnold Theodore von Eltz as Dr. Harding Stanley Andrews as Dr. Barnes Directed by Albert Herman Screenplay by Al Martin Regis Toomey as Ted Clark Sheila Terry as Ann Dawson Molly O'Day as Gertie Snub Pollard as Danny, the Pickpocket Robert Warwick as The Governor Fuzzy Knight as Montague Gordon Griffith as Jim Grant

TWO FILM DVD: REBOUND (1931) + SOOKY (1931)

Directed by Edward H. Griffith Screenplay by Horace Jackson Ina Claire as Sara Jaffrey Robert Ames as Bill Truesdale Myrna Loy as Evie Lawrence Hedda Hopper as Liz Crawford Robert Williams as Johnnie Coles Louise Closser Hale as Mrs. Jaffrey Walter Walker as Mr. Henry Jaffrey Hale Hamilton as Lyman Patterson Leigh Allen as Les Crawford Pierre D'Ennery as Gaston Directed by Norman Taurog Screenplay by Joseph L. Mankiewicz Norman Z. McLeod Sam Mintz Jackie Cooper as Skippy Skinner Robert Coogan as Sooky Wayne Jackie Searl as Sidney Saunders Willard Robertson as Dr. Skinner Enid Bennett as Mrs. Skinner Helen Jerome Eddy as Mrs. Wayne Guy Oliver as Mr. Moggs Harry Beresford as Mr. Willoughby Gertrude Sutton as Hilda Oscar Apfel as Krausmyer Tom Wilson as Officer Duncan

TWO FILM DVD: SHE'S MY WEAKNESS (1930) + SARAH AND SON (Cradle Song) (1930)

Directed by Dorothy Arzner Written by Zoë Akins Ruth Chatterton as Sarah Storm Fredric March as Howard Vanning Fuller Mellish Jr. as Jim Grey Gilbert Emery as John Ashmore Doris Lloyd as Mrs. Ashmore (Vanning's sister) William Stack as Cyril Belloc Philippe De Lacy as Bobby Directed by Melville W. Brown Screenplay by J. Walter Ruben Arthur Lake as Tommy Mills Sue Carol as Marie Thurber Lucien Littlefield as Warren Thurber William Collier Sr. as David Tuttle Helen Ware as Mrs. Thurber Alan Bunce as Bernard Norton Emily Fitzroy as Mrs. Oberlander

TWO FILM DVD: RUNNING WILD (1927) + THAT CERTAIN THING (1928)

Directed by Frank Capra Viola Dana as Molly Kelly Ralph Graves as Andy B. Charles, Jr. Burr McIntosh as A.B. Charles, Sr. Aggie Herring as Maggie Kelly Carl Gerard as Secretary Brooks Syd Crossley as Valet Directed by Gregory La Cava W. C. Fields as Elmer Finch Mary Brian as Elizabeth Marie Shotwell as Mrs. Finch Claude Buchanan as Dave Harvey Frederick Burton as Mr. Harvey Barnett Raskin as Junior Frank Evans as Amos Barker Edward Roseman as Arvo, the Hypnotist

TWO FILM DVD: THE SCARLET LETTER (1926) + THE GREAT K & A TRAIN ROBBERY (1926)

Directed by Victor Seastrom Written by Frances Marion Lillian Gish as Hester Prynne Lars Hanson as The Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale Henry B. Walthall as Roger Chillingworth (credited as playing Roger Prynne) Karl Dane as Master Giles William H. Tooker as The Governor Marcelle Corday as Mistress Hibbins Fred Herzog as The Jailer Jules Cowles as The Beadle Mary Hawes as Patience Joyce Coad as Pearl James A. Marcus as A Sea Captain Nora Cecil as (uncredited) Iron Eyes Cody as Young Native American at Dunking (uncredited) Dorothy Gray as Child (uncredited) Margaret Mann as (uncredited) Polly Moran as Jeering Townswoman (uncredited) Chief Yowlachie as Native American (uncredited) May Boley as Jeering townswoman (uncredited) Directed by Lewis Seiler Screenplay by John Stone Tom Mix as Tom Gordon Tony the Horse as Tony, Tom's Horse Dorothy Dwan as Madge Cullen Will Walling as Eugene Cullen Harry Gripp as DeLuxe Harry Carl Miller as Burton Holt Edward Peil Sr. as Bill Tolfree Curtis 'Snowball' McHenry as Snowball Sammy Cohen as Man in upper berth of train (uncredited)

TWO FILM DVD: THE MYSTIC (1925) + PRETTY LADIES (1925)

Directed by Tod Browning Written by Tod Browning Waldemar Young Produced by Louis B. Mayer Irving Thalberg Aileen Pringle as Zara Conway Tearle as Michael Nash Mitchell Lewis as Zazarack Robert Ober as Anton Stanton Heck as Carlo David Torrence as Bradshaw Gladys Hulette as Doris Merrick DeWitt Jennings as Police Inspector Directed by Monta Bell Written by Alice D. G. Miller Joseph Farnham Directed by Monta Bell ZaSu Pitts as Maggie Keenan Tom Moore as Al Cassidy Ann Pennington as Herself Lilyan Tashman as Selma Larson Helena D'Algy as Adrienne Conrad Nagel as Maggie's Dream Lover Norma Shearer as Frances White George K. Arthur as Roger Van Horn Lucille LeSueur (Joan Crawford) as Bobby - a Showgirl Myrna Loy as Ziegfeld Girl (uncredited) Carole Lombard as Showgirl Dorothy Seastrom as Diamond Tights Gwen Lee as Fay Roy D'Arcy as Paul Thompson Lew Harvey as Will Rogers Walter Shumway as Mr. Gallagher

TWO FILM DVD: SECRETS (1924) + BUMPING INTO BROADWAY (1919)

Directed by Frank Borzage Written by Frances Marion Norma Talmadge as Mary Carlton Eugene O’Brien as John Carlton Winter Hall as Dr. Arbuthnot Frank Elliott as Robert Carlton George Cowl as John Carlton Jr. Clarissa Selwynne as Audrey Carlton Florence Wix as Lady Lessington Patterson Dial as Susan Emily Fitzroy as Mrs. Marlowe Claire McDowell as Elizabeth Channing George Nichols as William Marlowe Harvey Clark as Bob Charles Stanton Ogle as Dr. McGovern Donald Keith as John Carlton Jr. (1888) Alice Day as Blanche Carlton (1888) Mae Giraci as Audrey Carlton (1888) Gertrude Astor as Mrs. Estelle Manwaring Directed by Hal Roach Harold Lloyd as The Boy Bebe Daniels as The Girl Snub Pollard as Stage Manager Roy Brooks (uncredited) Sammy Brooks (uncredited) William Gillespie as Stage Door Johnnie (uncredited) Helen Gilmore as Landlady (uncredited) Mark Jones as Evicted Boarder (uncredited) Dee Lampton (uncredited) Gus Leonard as Desperate Woman (uncredited) Gaylord Lloyd (uncredited) Fred C. Newmeyer (uncredited) Charles Stevenson (uncredited) Noah Young as Bouncer (uncredited)