Lloyd Ingraham

The Man Who Walked Alone -- Marion Scott, honorably discharged WW II soldier, in 'civies' and carrying a suitcase containing his uniform and medals...

The Boss of Big Town -- A criminal plot to control produce and dairy products during the wartime emergency is foiled by an courageous undercover city market official.

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On the lam after killing an Army captain in self-defense, John "Ringo" Baker (Bill Elliott) accidentally shoots his brother Lt. Mike Baker while making his escape. Ringo finds refuge in a remote town, where local ranchers hire him to thwart a greedy land baron (Grant Withers). The villain, in turn, hires a gunman to take out Ringo. And to make matters worse, the Army has sent Ringo's brother in pursuit of him.

A fiery, sexy saloon owner falls for a cowboy and they marry - except he's got a jail sentence to serve. Seven years later, he's back and she won't have him in this western action-comedy.

Jimmy O'Brien (Robert Lowery) and Sammy Rubin (Sidney Miller) are a pair of radio jingle writers who aspire to compose something more sophisticated than commercials. When Jimmy meets Mary (Dona Drake), a talented café singer, he pretends to be a real songwriter, and they record a demo. A series of wacky misunderstandings leads to an arrest, a lawsuit ... and, ultimately, a happy ending in this musical comedy of errors.

Johnny and Ray are marshals investigating a number of mysterious murders in a small western town. Unbeknownst to the local ranchers, their lands are sitting atop large gold veins that are coveted by the corrupt head of a land and cattle company who wants the gold for himself. 16mm.

Johnny and Ray are marshals investigating a number of mysterious murders in a small western town. Unbeknownst to the local ranchers, their lands are sitting atop large gold veins that are coveted by the corrupt head of a land and cattle company who wants the gold for himself. 16mm.

Heads: He wins. Tails: You lose. Joe Adams doesn't play the odds. He makes them. Who would think Cupid would turn the odds against him? With roguish charm and dialogue spiked with Cockney rhyming slang, Cary Grant portrays Joe in a wartime romantic comedy from the director of Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House. Luck is on Joe's side when he dodges the draft by taking another man's 4-F status. And he seems to hold all aces when he worms his way into a war relief group and plans to pocket its funds. But larceny gives way to love. Joe finds he's in deep with a winsome charity worker (Laraine Day). And that puts him in deep, deep trouble with fellow con artists. Lucky at cards, unlucky in love? Say it ain't so, Joe!

Based on a novel by Armitage Trail, the author of &NFi;Scarface&NFi_;, this spooky whodunit begins with the shooting of Marie Morgan (Helen Parrish), who has waited 13 years for the reading of her grandfather's will. Was one of her greedy relatives responsible for her death? Private eye Johnny Smith (Dick Purcell) helps bumbling detective Speed Dugan (Frank Faylen) investigate and finds that a long-ago connection is a vital clue to preventing more murders.

When they ride the range to bring justice to a rough-and-tumble frontier town, federal marshals Ken Maynard and Hoot Gibson vow to help rancher Jim Wade (Roy Brent) against his brother, cunning horse rustler Duke (LeRoy Mason). Needing extra help to keep Jim safe from violence, the marshals hire a posse of reformed gunmen, unaware that one of them is a mole for Duke's criminal outfit. Robert Emmett Tansey directs this vintage Western.

Joe Adams doesn't play the odds; He makes them. Who would think Cupid would turn the odds against him? Luck is on Joe's side when he dodges the draft by taking another man's 4-F status. But when Joe finds himself deep in love with a winsome charity worker. And that puts him in deep, deep trouble with fellow con artists.