Philip Dorn

Multiple Oscar-nominee Irene Dunne ("The Awful Truth," "Love Affair") stars in this moving family drama about a family of Norwegian immigrants who face the trials of life in turn-of-the-century San Francisco. Nominated for five Oscars, including Best Actress (Dunne), Best Actor (Oscar Homolka - "Sabotage") and Best Supporting Actress for both Golden Globe and Emmy-winners Barbara Bel Geddes ("Dallas") and Ellen Corby ("The Waltons").

Tarzan becomes involved with an expedition in search of treasure. Greedy gold seekers dupe Tarzan into helping them in their quest by holding Boy and Jane hostage.

Leading a regiment of Kentucky's riflemen, John Wayne passes through a settlement of dispatriated French families. When there, Wayne's heart is captured by the French general's daughter, but a powerful rival, Blake Randolph, also has his heart set on her. Wayne discovers his rival has a nefarious scheme up his sleeve, and the courtship battle quickly escalates into a full-scale war.

Irene Dunne stars in this moving family drama about a family of Norwegian immigrants who face the trials of life in turn-of-the-century San Francisco.

Irene Dunne stars in this moving family drama about a family of Norwegian immigrants who face the trials of life in turn-of-the-century San Francisco.

Irene Dunne stars in this moving family drama about a family of Norwegian immigrants who face the trials of life in turn- of-the-century San Francisco.

Director Frank Borzage's romantic melodrama stars Philip Dorn as imperious conductor Leopold Goronoff, who grooms promising young pianist Myra Hassman (Catherine McLeod) for greatness, then proceeds to sabotage her career before it even gets off the ground. The passion between maestro and protégé is masterfully conveyed through the classical music passages they play, compositions actually recorded by legendary pianist Artur Rubinstein.

Humphrey Bogart reunites with director Michael Curtiz and other key Casablanca personnel (Including co-stars Claude Rains, Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet) for a tension-swept Passage to Marseille. Bogart plays Jean Matrac, a World War II French patriot who escapes Devil's Island, survives a dangerous freighter voyage and becomes a gunner in the Free French Air Corps. Passage sailed into theaters on stormy seas. Controversy surrounded the scene in which Matrac machine-guns the helpless survivors of a downed plane that had attacked the freighter. That a soldier of freedom (one played by Bogart, no less!) would act ignobly brought protests from religious and censorship groups. But, like Matrac facing a strafing dive-bomber, the studio held its ground. War could even dehumanize a hero. Domestic prints would remain uncut.

Jean Matrac, a World War II French patriot who escapes Devil's Island, survives a dangerous freighter voyage and becomes a gunner in the Free French Air Corps.

Based on the James Hilton novel. A woman's happiness is threatened when she discovers her husband has been suffering from amnesia.

A Frenchwoman tries to help a downed U.S. flyer escape the Nazis and comes to suspect her fiance may be a Nazi collaborator.

Discovery by Flo Ziegfeld changes a girl's life, but not necessarily for the better. Three beautiful women soon discover this when they join the spectacle on Broadway. Susan (Academy Award and Emmy-nominee and Golden Globe-winner Judy Garland -- "The Wizard of Oz," "A Star is Born") plays a singer who must leave behind her aging vaudevillian father. Sheila (Academy Award-nominee Lana Turner -- "Peyton Place," "The Bad and the Beautiful") portrays a working girl who is pursued by both a millionaire and by her loyal boyfriend, Gil (Academy Award and Golden Globe-winner Jimmy Stewart -- "It's Wonderful Life," "Vertigo," "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington"). The mysterious European beauty Sandra (Hedy Lamarr -- "Samson and Delilah," "Ecstasy) struggles with her concert violinist husband who cannot endure the thought of escaping poverty by his wife promenading her glamour in skimpy costumes.