Nina Mae McKinney

Leslie Calvin, the sole survivor of a submarine accident, goes to her relatives in order to recover emotionally. Unfortunately she encounters various scam artists led by Mr. Sydney who intend to kill her and steal the family assets.

Dark Waters -- A team of marine experts are sent to investigate the appearance of unusually vicious sharks in the Gulf of Mexico.

Oscar-nominated film stars Daniel Haynes ("Fury") as a black laborer who turns to religion after experiencing a family tragedy. William Fountaine ("The Dungeon") and Nina Mae McKinney ("Pinky") co-star in this spiritual film, which has been praised for its impressive musical sequences. Oscar-honoree King Vidor ("The Champ") received an Oscar nomination for Best Director.

Set just after the close of the Civil War, a former Confederate officer (Ray Milland) joins a vaudeville target-shooting show to avoid detection by the Union army. Working his way West, he falls in league with a group of Southern copper-miners being harassed as they try to make a living.

Set just after the close of the Civil War, a former Confederate officer (Ray Milland) joins a vaudeville target-shooting show to avoid detection by the Union army. Working his way West, he falls in league with a group of Southern copper-miners being harassed as they try to make a living.

Johnny Carter, performing sharpshooter, is asked to help a beleaguered group of copper miners.

Elia Kazan's anti-racist drama centers on a light-skinned black woman trying to fit into society. When her white boyfriend proposes, Patricia "Pinky" Johnson (Jeanne Crain) fears that he can't handle an interracial marriage and leaves him. She returns to her Southern childhood home, where her grandma (Ethel Waters) cares for rich Miss Em (Ethel Barrymore). When Miss Em wills her estate to Pinky, the young woman must endure a painful legal battle.

When a newspaper publisher decides to sell his newspaper, the newspaper's employees decide to pool together their resources and buy the newspapers themselves. Lead photojournalist Pat Marvin (Withers) barely manages to escape a casino with her life after taking compromising photos of secretive society girl Cynthia Van Loan (Riley). The newspaper's editor, Larry Burke (Lowery) decides to sell the photos to another magazine to raise funds to keep the barely-hanging-on newspaper afloat. However, the photos buyer is murdered, leading to Pat and Larry trying to solve the complicated murder mystery, without getting murdered themselves.

When a newspaper publisher decides to sell his newspaper, the newspaper's employees decide to pool together their resources and buy the newspapers themselves. Lead photojournalist Pat Marvin (Withers) barely manages to escape a casino with her life after taking compromising photos of secretive society girl Cynthia Van Loan (Riley). The newspaper's editor, Larry Burke (Lowery) decides to sell the photos to another magazine to raise funds to keep the barely-hanging-on newspaper afloat. However, the photos buyer is murdered, leading to Pat and Larry trying to solve the complicated murder mystery, without getting murdered themselves.

A team of marine experts are sent to investigate the appearance of unusually vicious sharks in the Gulf of Mexico.

A team of marine experts are sent to investigate the appearance of unusually vicious sharks in the Gulf of Mexico.

Unusually vicious and aggressive sharks attack an oil rig in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. Dane Quatrell and a team are sent to investigate, but the sharks are still on the prowl and now they have developed a taste for human blood.