TWO FILM DVD: GRAND OLD GIRL (1935) + GENTLE JULIA (1936)

Directed by John Robertson Screenplay by Milton Krims John Twist Arthur T. Horman Story by Wanda Tuchock Produced by Cliff Reid May Robson - Laura Bayles Mary Carlisle - Gerry Killaine Fred MacMurray - Sandy Alan Hale - Click Dade Etienne Girardot - Mellis William Burress - Butts Hale Hamilton - Killaine Edward Van Sloan - Holland Fred Kohler Jr. - Bill Belden Onest Conley - Neptune Directed by John G. Blystone Written by Lamar Trotti Based on Gentle Julia by Booth Tarkington Produced by Sol M. Wurtzel Jane Withers as Florence Atwater Tom Brown as Noble Dill Marsha Hunt as Julia Atwater Jackie Searl as Herbert Livingston Atwater Francis Ford as Tubbs, Fish Peddler George Meeker as Crum Maurice Murphy as Newland Sanders Harry Holman as Grandpa Atwater Myra Marsh as Mrs. Atwater Hattie McDaniel as Kitty Silvers Jackie Hughes as Henry Rooter Eddie Buzard as Wallie Torbin Frank Sully as Mr. Toms Mary Alden as Aunt Lynn Bari as Young Lady Outside Church / Jealous Girl at Dance Mary Carr as Old Lady at Dance Harvey Clark as Fat Man with Umbrella John Dilson as Uncle Grace Goodall as Aunt Roger Gray as Policeman Arthur Hoyt as Mr. Wainwright - Justice of the Peace Marcia Mae Jones as Patty Fairchild Jane Keckley as Neighbor at Dance Frederick Lee in a minor role Tom Ricketts as Old Man in Church / at Dance Cyril Ring as Neighbor at Dance Edwin Stanley as Mr. Atwater Paul Stanton as Minister Landers Stevens as Uncle Maidel Turner as Justice's Wife Hilda Vaughn as Telephone Operator Lois Verner as Choir Member Niles Welch as Book Salesman Florence Wix as Aunt Fannie

TWO FILM DVD: THE LAD (1935) + THE ACE OF SPADES (1935)

Directed by Henry Edwards Written by Edgar Wallace (novel) Gerard Fairlie Produced by Julius Hagen Gordon Harker as Bill Shane aka The Lad Betty Stockfeld as Lady Fandon Jane Carr as Pauline Grant Michael Shepley as Arthur Maddeley Gerald Barry as Lord Fandon Geraldine Fitzgerald as Joan Fandon Sebastian Shaw as Jimmy John Turnbull as Inspector Martin Ralph Truman as O'Shea David Hawthorne as Major Grannitt Wilfrid Caithness as Tanner Barbara Everest as Mrs. Lorraine Michael Hogan - Nick Trent Dorothy Boyd - Nita Daventry Richard Cooper - Tony Cosgrave Michael Shepley - George Despard Jane Carr - Cleo Despard Geraldine Fitzgerald - Evelyn Daventry Sebastian Shaw - Trent Felix Aylmer - Lord Yardleigh Bobbie Comber - Andrews Directed by George Pearson Written by Gerard Fairlie

TWO FILM DVD: SAY IT WITH FLOWERS (1934) + THE CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER (1933)

Directed by John Baxter Written by H. Fowler Mear Wallace Orton Produced by Julius Hagen Mary Clare as Kate Bishop Ben Field as Joe Bishop George Carney as Bill Woods Mark Daly as Scotty MacDonald Edgar Driver as Titch Freddie Watts as Steve Edwin Ellis as Ted Wilson Coleman as Doctor Roddy Hughes as Sam, the Newspaper Seller Florrie Forde as Herself Charles Coborn as Himself Marie Kendall as Herself

TWO FILM DVD: PROBATION (1932) + GET THAT GIRL (1932)

Directed by George Crone Written by Charles R. Condon Produced by Richard Talmadge Richard Talmadge as Dick Bartlett Shirley Grey as Ruth Dale Fred Malatesta as Dr. Sandro Tito Carl Stockdale as Leader of the Kidnap Plot Lloyd Ingraham as John, the Gardener Geneva Mitchell as Mme. Nedra Tito Victor Metzetti as Henchman Schultz Billy Jones as Mike - Short Hencman James Guilfoyle as The Plumber Lydia Knott as Old Lady on Train Arthur Metzetti as Henchman Otto Metzetti as Henchman Directed by Richard Thorpe Written by Edward T. Lowe Produced by George Batcheller Sally Blane as Janet John Darrow as Nick J. Farrell MacDonald as Uncle George Clara Kimball Young as Mrs. Humphries Eddie Phillips as Allen David Rollins as Alec Matty Kemp as Berl David Durand as David Betty Grable, as Ruth

TWO FILM DVD: THE BAD SISTER (1931) + TEN MINUTES TO LIVE (1932)

Directed by Hobart Henley Written by Edwin H. Knopf Tom Reed Raymond L. Schrock Based on a novel by Booth Tarkington Produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. Starring Conrad Nagel Sidney Fox Bette Davis ZaSu Pitts Humphrey Bogart Directed by Oscar Micheaux Lawrence Chenault as Gary Martin[3] A. B. DeComathiere as Anthony Laura Bowman as Ida Morton Willor Lee Guilford as Letha Watkins Tressie Mitchell as Charlotte Evans Mabel Garrett as Ida Groves Carl Mahon as Martin Galle De Gaston as Galle George Williams as George Lorenzo Tucker as The Godfather William A. Clayton Jr. as Morvis Donald Heywood as Master of Ceremonies Arnold Wiley as Tap Dancer

TWO FILM DVD: THAT NIGHT'S WIFE ( Sono yo no tsuma) (1930) + CROSSROADS (Jujiro) (1928)

Directed by Yasujirō Ozu Written by Kōgo Noda Starring Mitsuko Ichimura Tokihiko Okada Chishū Ryū Tatsuo Saitō Emiko Yagumo Tōgō Yamamoto Directed by Teinosuke Kinugasa Akiko Chihaya as the sister Toshinosuke Bando as the brother Yukiko Ogawa as O-ume, the courtesan Minoru Takase as the policeman (as Ippei Sōma) Misao Seki as the landlord Yoshie Nakagawa as the procuress Kazuo Hasegawa as the wrong woman Keinosuke Sawada as the rival

TWO FILM DVD: THE MAN WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES (1936) + KILLERS ON THE LOOSE (1936)

Directed by Lothar Mendes Written by H. G. Wells Lajos Bíró Produced by Alexander Korda Roland Young as George Worthington Fotheringay Ralph Richardson as Colonel Winstanley Edward Chapman as Major Grigsby Ernest Thesiger as Mr. Maydig Joan Gardner as Ada Price Sophie Stewart as Maggie Hooper Robert Cochran as Bill Stoker Lady Tree as Mr. Grigsby's Housekeeper Laurence Hanray as Mr. Bamfylde, London & Essex Bank George Zucco as Moody, Colonel Winstanley's Butler Wallace Lupino as Police Constable Winch (billed as Wally Lupino) Joan Hickson as Effie Brickman Wally Patch as Police Superintendent Smithelle Mark Daly as Toddy Beamish Ivan Brandt as Player (a god) George Sanders as Indifference (a god) Torin Thatcher as Observer (a god) Directed by David Selman Written by Harold Shumate Mary Brian as Linda Allen Russell Hardie as Tommy Braddock George McKay as Sergeant Kelly Thurston Hall as Inspector O'Hara Henry Brandon as Mr. Zero Betty Compson as Kate Harry Hayden as William Bentley Boyd Irwin as Whitley Charles R. Moore as Highpockets Harry Bernard as Sexton Edward LeSaint as Landlord Alma Chester as Old lady Rolf Ernest as Messenger Lee Shumway as Police captain William Arnold as Police operator Beatrice Curtis as Shop girl Brady Kline as Lieutenant James Millican as Hotel clerk Charles Dorety as Stunt driver Roger Gray as Coffin man Lon Chaney Jr. as Coffin man

TWO FILM DVD: THE DICTATOR (1935) + THE CRIME OF DOCTOR CRESPI (1935)

Madeleine Carroll Caroline Matilde of Denmark Clive Brook Doctor Struensee Edward A. Hill-Mitchelson Helen Haye Queen Mother Juliana Isabel Jeans Von Eyben Ruby Miller Hilda Emlyn Williams Christian VII of Denmark Alfred Drayton Count Brandt Frank Cellier Sir Murray Keith Nicholas Hannen Guldberg Heather Thatcher Lady Sally Gray Minor Role Gibb McLaughlin James Carew rôle mineur Romilly Lunge Hilda Campbell Russell Lady of the Cour

SECRET PEOPLE (1952) * with switchable English subtitles *

Directed by Thorold Dickinson Written by Thorold Dickinson Wolfgang Wilhelm Joyce Cary Christianna Brand Produced by Sidney Cole Valentina Cortese as Maria Brentano Serge Reggiani as Louis Balan Audrey Hepburn as Nora Brentano Charles Goldner as Anselmo Michael Shepley as Manager of the British Pavilion Angela Fouldes as Nora (as a child) Megs Jenkins as Penny Irene Worth as Miss Jackson Reginald Tate as Inspector Eliot Norman Williams as Sergeant Newcombe Athene Seyler as Mrs Reginald Kellick Sydney Tafler as Syd Burnett Geoffrey Hibbert as Steenie John Ruddock as Daly Michael Allan as Rodd John Field as Fredor Luki Charlie Cairoll as themselves (clowns) Hugo Schuster as General Galborn Lionel Harris as Frack Rollo Gamble as Bentley John Penrose as Bill John Chandos as John Michael Ripper as Charlie Yvonne Coulette as Woman on London Committee Louis Mansi as Member of Paris Committee John Gabriel as Member of Paris Committee Olga Landiak as Member of Paris Committee Frederick Schiller as Galbern's Bodyguard Gaston Richer as Queval Derek Elphinstone as Plain Clothes Man Edward Evans as Plain Clothes Man Jack McNaughton as Postman Ingeborg von Kusserow as Shoe Shop Girl Bob Monkhouse as hairdresser Sam Kydd as Detective Sergeant

TWO FILM DVD: BLACKMAIL (1929) + DAS ESKIMOBABY (1918)

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock Anny Ondra as Alice White Sara Allgood as Mrs. White Charles Paton as Mr. White John Longden as Detective Frank Webber Donald Calthrop as Tracy Cyril Ritchard as Mr. Crewe, an artist Hannah Jones as the landlady Harvey Braban as the Chief Inspector (sound version) Johnny Ashby as boy Joan Barry as Alice White (voice) Johnny Butt as Sergeant Phyllis Konstam as gossiping neighbour Sam Livesey as the Chief Inspector (silent version) Phyllis Monkman as gossip woman Percy Parsons as crook Johnny Ashby as Boy (uncredited) Directed by Heinz Schall Written by Martin Jørgensen Louis Levy Produced by Alfred Duskes Starring Asta Nielsen

TWO FILM DVD: A GUEST IS COMING (Det kom en gäst) (1947) + CLOUDBURST (1951)

Karl-Arne Holmsten Ragnar af Ernstam Anita Björk Siv Anders Nyström Elsie Albiin Eva af Ernstam Sture Lagerwall Georg Essman Olav Riégo Dr. Häger Mona Malm Marianne Naima Wifstrand Doris af Ernstam Erik Berglund Urban af Ernstam Julia Cæsar Berta Erik Hell Edvin Gerd Hagman Christina Wiktor Andersson Birger Åsander Ivar Kåge Greve Clemens af Ernstam John Melin Peter Lindgren Pastorn Erik Forslund Helge Karlsson Directed by Francis Searle Written by Leo Marks Robert Preston as John Graham Elizabeth Sellars as Carol Graham Colin Tapley as Inspector Davis Sheila Burrell as Lorna Dawson Harold Lang as Mickie Fraser / Kid Python Mary Germaine as Peggy Reece George Woodbridge as Sergeant Ritchie Lyn Evans as Chuck Peters Thomas Heathcote as Jackie Edith Sharpe as Mrs. Reece Daphne Anderson as Kate Edward Lexy as Cardew James Mills as Thompson Noel Howlett as Johnson Martin Boddey as Desk Sergeant

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

A COLT IS MY PASSPORT (Koruto wa ore no pasupooto) (1967) * with switchable English subtitles *

Directed by Takashi Nomura Written by Shūichi Nagahara Nobuo Yamada Shinji Fujiwara (Novel) Produced by Takeo Yanagawa Joe Shishido as Shuji Kamimura Jerry Fujio as Shun Shiozaki Chitose Kobayashi as Mina Shoki Fukae as Funaki Hideaki Esumi as Senzaki Jun Hongo as Kaneko Akio Miyabe as Miyoshi Toyoko Takechi as Otatsu Zenji Yamada as barge captain Kanjuro Arashi as Shimazu Ryōtarō Sugi as Shimazu's successor Kojiro Kusanagi as hitman Takamaru Sasaki as Otawara Asao Uchida as Tsugawa Zeko Nakamura as apartment receptionist

GUARDIAN ANGEL (1987) * with switchable English subtitles *

Director: Goran Paskaljevic Writer: Goran Paskaljevic Stars: Ljubisa Samardzic, Jakup Amzic, Neda Arneric

INFERNO OF TORTURE (Tokugawa irezumi-shi: Seme jigoku) (1969) * with switchable English and Russian subtitles *

Teruo Yoshida Horihide Masumi Tachibana Osuzu Yumiko Katayama Yumi Mieko Fujimoto Otatsu - Daikoku-ya Owner Reiko Mikasa Prostitute 2 Asao Koike Haruo Tanaka Miki Obana Reiichi Hatanaka Tattoo Artist 2 Yoshihiro Igarashi Tattoo Artist 1 Yukie Kagawa Honey Lane

KILL ME TOMORROW (1957)

Directed by Terence Fisher Written by Robert Falconer Manning O'Brine Pat O'Brien as Bart Crosbie Lois Maxwell as Jill Brook George Coulouris as Heinz Webber Wensley Pithey as Inspector Lane Tommy Steele as Himself Freddie Mills as Waxy Lister Ronald Adam as Mr. Brook Robert Brown as Steve Ryan Richard Pasco as Dr. Fisher April Olrich as Bella Braganza Peter Swanwick as Harrison Al Mulock as Rod Larry Taylor as Carson (uncredited) Ian Wilson as Marty (uncredited)

TRENT'S LAST CASE (1952)

Directed by Herbert Wilcox Written by Pamela Bower Michael Wilding as Phillip Trent Margaret Lockwood as Margaret Manderson Orson Welles as Sigsbee Manderson John McCallum as John Marlowe Miles Malleson as Burton Cupples Hugh McDermott as Calvin C. Bunner Jack McNaughton as Mr Martin, the butler Sam Kydd as Inspector Murch Henry Edwards as Coroner Geoffrey Bayldon as Reporter in court Robert Cawdron as PC John Chandos as Tim O'Rielly Ben Williams as Jimmy, the reporter Kenneth Williams as Horace Evans, the junior gardener

THE BLUE LAMP (1950)

Directed by Basil Dearden Screenplay by T.E.B. Clarke Jack Warner as PC George Dixon Jimmy Hanley as PC Andy Mitchell Dirk Bogarde as Tom Riley Robert Flemyng as Sgt. Roberts Bernard Lee as Insp. Cherry Peggy Evans as Diana Lewis Patric Doonan as Spud Bruce Seton as PC Campbell Meredith Edwards as PC Hughes Clive Morton as Sgt. Brooks William Mervyn as Chief Inspector Hammond Frederick Piper as Alf Lewis Dora Bryan as Maisie Gladys Henson as Mrs. Dixon Tessie O'Shea as herself Sam Kydd as Bookmakers Assistant White City (uncredited) Anthony Steel as Police Constable (uncredited)

MADELEINE (1950)

Directed by David Lean Written by Stanley Haynes Nicholas Phipps Ann Todd as Madeleine Smith Norman Wooland as William Minnoch Ivan Desny as Emile L'Angelier Leslie Banks as Mr. James Smith Barbara Everest as Mrs. Smith Susan Stranks as Janet Smith Patricia Raine as Bessie Smith Elizabeth Sellars as Christina Hackett Edward Chapman as Dr. Thompson Jean Cadell as Mrs. Jenkins Eugene Deckers as Thuau André Morell as Defending Counsel Barry Jones as Prosecuting Counsel Ivor Barnard as Mr. Murdoch David Horne as Lord Justice-Clerk Henry Edwards as Clerk of the Court Amy Veness as Miss Aiken Kynaston Reeves as Dr. Penny Cameron Hall as Dr. Yeoman Anthony Newley as Chemist's Assistant

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

THE CURSE OF THE WRAYDONS (Strangler's Morgue) (1946)

Directed by Victor M. Gover Written by Owen George Maurice Sandoz Tod Slaughter – Philip Wraydon Bruce Seton – Jack Wraydon, 'Spring Heeled Jack' Henry Caine – George Wraydon Pearl Cameron – Rose Wraydon Andrew Laurence – George Heeningham Alan Lawrance – Squire Sedgefield Lorraine Clewes – Helen Sedgefield Gabriel Toyne – Payne Ben Williams – John Rickers John Coyle – Dennis Daphne Arthur – Alice Maitland Barry O'Neill – George Wraydon

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: LET ME EXPLAIN, DEAR (1932) + AFTER DARK (1932)

Directed by Gene Gerrard Frank Miller Written by Gene Gerrard Frank Miller Gene Gerrard - George Hunter Viola Lyel - Angela Hunter Claude Hulbert - Cyril Merryweather Jane Carr - Mamie Amy Veness - Aunt Fanny Henry B. Longhurst - Dr. Coote Hal Gordon - Parrott C. Denier Warren - Jeweller Reginald Bach - Taxi Driver Directed by Albert Parker Written by John Barrow Based on After Dark by Joseph Jefferson Farjeon Produced by Hugh Perceval Horace Hodges as Thaddeus Cattermole Brompton Hugh Williams as Richard Morton Grethe Hansen as Alva Lea George Barraud as George Harvey Henry Oscar as Higgins Ian Fleming as Henry Lea Polly Emery as Mrs. Hannah Thirkettle Arthur Padbury as Wilfred Thirtkettle Lucille Lisle as Vivienne Roberts