Morgan Wallace

A huge sapphire with a curse is stolen in China and smuggled to the US. The man who gets it knows he may well be murdered per the curse. Mr. Wong uncovers the secrets of the stone and of the murder.

The Mystery of Mr. Wong -- The largest star sapphire in the world is stolen in China and smuggled to the United States. The gem turns up in the possession of a wealthy gem collector. Soon after, the collector receives a death threat, and knowing the jewel's reputation for being cursed, calls in Mr. Wong (Karloff) to investigate. Mr. Wong arrives in the middle of the collector's party, and soon after being presented with all the clues to the case, the collector is murdered when the lights go out briefly. It's up to Mr. Wong to solve the new murder case and also discover the location of the now-missing jewel.

The classic ensemble picture about a diverse group of guests at a posh Berlin hotel who struggle through scandal and heartache. Starring Oscar-honoree Greta Garbo ("Ninotchka," "Queen Christina"), Oscar-winner Joan Crawford ("Mildred Pierce"), John Barrymore ("Romeo and Juliet"), and Oscar-winner Lionel Barrymore ("It's A Wonderful Life"). Winner of an Academy Award for Best Picture. Recently selected by the prestigious American Film Institute as one of the greatest American films of all time.

"Thin Man" stars William Powell and Myrna Loy star in this comedy about a seemingly staid married businessman whose recovery from amnesia exposes his past existence as a con artist threatens his marriage.

"Thin Man" stars William Powell and Myrna Loy star in this comedy about a seemingly staid married businessman whose recovery from amnesia exposes his past existence as a con artist threatens his marriage.

Shortly after it was stolen by an anonymous thief, the priceless Eye of the Daughter of the Moon sapphire reappears in the home of a wealthy collector. But the jewel comes with a deadly curse that can't be stopped. Horror icon Boris Karloff -- best known for his classic portrayal of Frankenstein's monster -- stars as Chinese supersleuth James Lee Wong in the second installment of the Mr. Wong series, based on the books by Hugh Wiley.

The largest star sapphire in the world is stolen in China and smuggled to the United States. The gem turns up in the possession of a wealthy gem collector. Soon after, the collector receives a death threat, and knowing the jewel's reputation for being cursed, calls in Mr. Wong (Karloff) to investigate. Mr. Wong arrives in the middle of the collector's party, and soon after being presented with all the clues to the case, the collector is murdered when the lights go out briefly. It's up to Mr. Wong to solve the new murder case and also discover the location of the now-missing jewel.

The largest star sapphire in the world is stolen in China and smuggled to the United States. The gem turns up in the possession of a wealthy gem collector. Soon after, the collector receives a death threat, and knowing the jewel's reputation for being cursed, calls in Mr. Wong (Karloff) to investigate. Mr. Wong arrives in the middle of the collector's party, and soon after being presented with all the clues to the case, the collector is murdered when the lights go out briefly. It's up to Mr. Wong to solve the new murder case and also discover the location of the now-missing jewel.

Star Reporter -- John Randolph (Warren Hull), an idealistic young newspaper owner who uses his paper as an instrument for the public good...

The Mystery of Mr. Wong -- Detective tries to solve the murder of antiques collector who was in possession of a famous jewel known as 'The Eye of the Moon.'

World War I is over, let the living begin. So three German soldiers open a repair ship and get on with their lives. Erich (Robert Taylor) finds unexpected love with frail Patricia (Margaret Sullavan), Gottfried (Robert Young) falls in with a verboten anti-nationalist group, Otto (Franchot Tone) approaches each day with worldly cynicism. And through all that's to come, the men know they will remain Three Comrades. This lyrical adaptation of Erich Maria Remarque's novel is one of F. Scott Fitzgerald's rare screenwriting credits. Melodrama virtuoso Frank Borzage (Seventh Heaven) directs. And as Patricia, Sullavan remains the film's luminous soul, its cherished fourth comrade.

Letter of Introduction -- An aging actor, trying to make a comeback on Broadway, is surprised when his estranged daughter shows up...