Henry Sharp

Woman Who Came Back -- Lorna Webster (Nancy Kelly) on returning to her ancestral home in a New England village, believes she has been bewitched--A curse put upon her by a practitioner in the art of sorcery who was burned at the stake 300 years ago by her clerical ancestor. Events seem to bear out Lorna's grim theory.

Broadway Limited -- Hollywood movie star April Treymane's (Woodworth) tyrannical producer Ivan (Kinskey) concocts a plan for a huge publicity stunt on the train ride from Chicago to Manhattan. Ivan asks his wisecracking assistant Patsy (Kelly) to help create a story that April has adopted a baby. Patsy enlists her ex-boyfriend, railroad engineer Maurice (McLaglen), to temporarily 'borrow' a baby for the stunt, but the borrowed baby may well have been kidnapped and is currently the subject of a nationwide search. Complicating matters, April runs into her ex-boyfriend Dr. Harvey North (O'Keefe), who really believes that the baby is April's. A well-written, witty, and hilarious, but little known, gem of a screwball comedy.

The colorful film biography of Frederic Chopin, played by Cornell Wilde, with Paul Muni in fine form as Chopin's mentor. The lovely Merle Oberon plays George Sands, his obsession, whom the infatuated Chopin meets in Paris and follows to Majorca, where he becomes consumptive.

In 1848 in California, an American (Hopper) is placed on trial for killing a Mexican. Mexican-Americans are anxious to see if the American justice system treats everyone equally. After the trial the young sheriff (Wayne), who had arrested him, has to save him from being lynched.

In 1848 in California, an American (Hopper) is placed on trial for killing a Mexican. Mexican-Americans are anxious to see if the American justice system treats everyone equally. After the trial the young sheriff (Wayne), who had arrested him, has to save him from being lynched.

When philosophical country/western singer Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes is "discovered" in the local lock-up by television talent coordinator Marcia Jeffries, she decided that Rhodes deserves a guest appearance on a TV variety show. The gangly, overly humble Rhodes is an instant sensation, and as he quickly ascends toward superstardom he attracts fans, sponsors and endorsement deals until he is the most powerful and influential entertainer on the airwaves. Beloved by his public audience, they would never believe that he has turned into a scheming, power-hungry manipulator with Machiavellian political aspirations. What Rhodes does not realize is that the higher the rise, the farther the fall; not only does he wind up losing his fame and fortune, but he also loses those who cared about him before his ego took control of his life.

When philosophical country/western singer Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes is "discovered" in the local lock-up by television talent coordinator Marcia Jeffries, she decided that Rhodes deserves a guest appearance on a TV variety show.

Each Christmas, an industrial tycoon and his family travel from New York City to Florida to spend the holiday season in the sun, and while they are gone, a philosophical homeless man takes up residence in the millionaire's Fifth Avenue mansion. Letting himself in through a hole in the fence, he puts on designer clothes, smokes expensive cigars, eats gourmet food, and opens up the townhouse to his homeless friends so that they, too, can share in the holiday spirit. When the real homeowner's daughter returns to NYC early and discovers the house has been taken over, the homeless haven is in danger of disappearing forever. However, the warmhearted nature of the homeless intruders reinvigorates the unhappy wealthy family, and everyone succumbs to the true spirit of Christmas. Starring Victor Moore ("Swing Time," "The Seven Year Itch"), Academy Award-nominee Ann Harding ("Holiday," "When Ladies Meet") and Emmy Award-nominee Charles Ruggles ("Bringing Up Baby," "The Parent Trap").

How would World War II veterans adjust to life on the postwar home front? Hollywood looked at various aspects of that question in major films like The Best Years of Our Lives, Pride of the Marines and Till the End of Time. And it would look at it through the prism of B-movies like Violence, a trim, noir-edged thriller wrapped around a then-topical story of a racketeering organization that recruits angry war veterans into its violent agenda.

Lorna Webster (Nancy Kelly) on returning to her ancestral home in a New England village, believes she has been bewitched--A curse put upon her by a practitioner in the art of sorcery who was burned at the stake 300 years ago by her clerical ancestor. Events seem to bear out Lorna's grim theory.

Lush musical biography of Frederic Chopin: composer, patriot and lover. All-star cast features PaulMuni and Merle Oberon.

Lorna Webster (Nancy Kelly) on returning to her ancestral home in a New England village, believes she has been bewitched--A curse put upon her by a practitioner in the art of sorcery who was burned at the stake 300 years ago by her clerical ancestor. Events seem to bear out Lorna's grim theory.