Phyllis Barry

Surf pounds on rocks as an Englishwoman realizes her Latin American husband is a killer.

Love from a Stranger -- A mysterious South American gentleman sweeps an attractive London sweepstakes winner into marriage. The newlyweds go off to a secluded cottage in Devonshire, deciding to keep the location a romantic secret. When she learns who he really is from a sketch in a magazine article about a notorious wife-killer, she realizes that she is set to be his next victim.

Jack is an ex-con who was framed for murder. Later, he finds that a local businessman is not only the real killer but is also trying to move in on his brother's wife.

Jack is an ex-con who was framed for murder. Later, he finds that a local businessman is not only the real killer but is also trying to move in on his brother's wife.

Occupants of a London boarding house become suspects as a string of murders are discovered.

The Prince And The Pauper. Two look-a-like boys, one a poor street kid and the other a prince, exchange places to see what the other's life is like.

Damaged Goods is a pitch black comedy on a serious subject featuring a lonely executive who takes her hopeless would-be rapist hostage without fully thinking it through.

Damaged Goods is a pitch black comedy on a serious subject featuring a lonely executive who takes her hopeless would-be rapist hostage without fully thinking it through.

Captain Cappy Ricks returns home after an extended trip overseas to find his daughter engaged to a man he doesn't approve of, his shipping business taken over by his future mother-in-law, his beloved yacht completely automated, and it appears no one in the family will honor his authority anymore. So he makes a plan with his friend Bill (Talbot) to trap his entire family on board the yacht, to try to gain back his position as the head of the family by bossing everyone around, which backfires. Then Cappy and Bill fake a fire on board to shipwreck the family on an island as a last resort, but the plan goes wrong once again, and the whole group becomes shipwrecked for real! A zany comedy filled with great laughs and slapstick mis-adventures.

Captain Cappy Ricks returns home after an extended trip overseas to find his daughter engaged to a man he doesn't approve of, his shipping business taken over by his future mother-in-law, his beloved yacht completely automated, and it appears no one in the family will honor his authority anymore. So he makes a plan with his friend Bill (Talbot) to trap his entire family on board the yacht, to try to gain back his position as the head of the family by bossing everyone around, which backfires. Then Cappy and Bill fake a fire on board to shipwreck the family on an island as a last resort, but the plan goes wrong once again, and the whole group becomes shipwrecked for real! A zany comedy filled with great laughs and slapstick mis-adventures.

Bulldog Drummond Comes Back (1937) introduces John Howard in the role of Capt. (ret.) Hugh “Bulldog” Drummond, army officer turned adventurer -- and John Barrymore as Col. Nielson, Drummond’s friendly if skeptical ally at Scotland Yard. This time out the race against time mounts up, as Drummond’s fiancee Phyllis is kidnapped by an old enemy, who is planning something grisly for the both of them (in a death-trapped room and a series of challenges and clues that would tax James Bond). And on top of Barrymore, one gets a cast that includes perennial villain/master of a thousand faces J. Carroll Naish and character actors E. E. Clive, and Reginald Denny.

Affairs of Cappy Ricks -- Cappy Ricks, a crusty old sea captain, returns home from a long voyage to discover that his family and his business are in chaos--his daughter is set to marry a nitwit that he can't stand...