Audrey Christie

Mame -- Lucille Ball, in her final feature film appearance, plays Auntie Mame, loving life and living it to the hilt with her nephew and assorted eccentrics in tow.

The Unsinkable Molly Brown -- Debbie Reynolds received an Oscar-nomination for her portrayal of a determined backwoods gal who aspires to become the wealthiest woman in Denver during the late 1800s.

Debbie Reynolds ("Singin' in the Rain," "Mother") received an Oscar-nomination for her portrayal of a determined backwoods gal who aspires to become the wealthiest woman in Denver during the late 1800s. Not only does she succeed, she also survives the sinking of the Titanic! Nominated for six Oscars, including Best Score, this high-spirited musical classic is based on a true story. Also stars Oscar-winner Ed Begley ("Sweet Bird of Youth") and Oscar-nominee Hermione Baddeley (TV's "Maude").

Legendary Lucille Ball heads an all-star cast in her final feature film appearance. This lush screen adaptation of the Broadway musical hit "Auntie Mame" continues the story of the eccentric Mame who believes that "life is a banquet and most poor suckers are starving to death." Co-starring Oscar-nominee Robert Preston ("Victor/Victoria") and TV's "Golden Girl" Beatrice Arthur.

Lucille Ball, in her final feature film appearance, plays Auntie Mame, loving life and living it to the hilt with her nephew and assorted eccentrics in tow.

Lucille Ball, in her final feature film appearance, plays Auntie Mame, loving life and living it to the hilt with her nephew and assorted eccentrics in tow.

Lucille Ball, in her final feature film appearance, plays Auntie Mame, loving life and living it to the hilt with her nephew and assorted eccentrics in tow.

A widow shakes up a frontier Wyoming town - raising sheep to the dismay of local cattlemen, and organizing the women for the right to vote in this western comedy.

Debbie Reynolds received an Oscar-nomination for her portrayal of a determined backwoods gal who aspires to become the wealthiest woman in Denver during the late 1800s.

Debbie Reynolds received an Oscar-nomination for her portrayal of a determined backwoods gal who aspires to become the wealthiest woman in Denver during the late 1800s.

Debbie Reynolds plays the title role, inviting all to Belly Up to the Bar, Boys for the whoop-and-holler film of Willson's 1960 Broadway hit.

Screen legends Warren Beatty, in an auscpicious debut, and Natalie Wood are perfectly cast in this sensual, sentimental and romantic drama set in rural Kansas. At the end of the Roaring '20s, Wood and Beatty are teens in love, torn apart by family and sexual and peer pressures. At the beginning of the Great Depression, Wood is an emotionally broken young woman who revisits her past while trying to rebuild her life. Oscar-winner Elia Kazan ("On the Waterfront," "East of Eden") directed, and the screenplay by William Inge ("Picnic," "Bus Stop") won an Oscar, with a nomination for Wood. Recently selected by the prestigious American Film Institute as one of the 400 greatest American films of all time.