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- September 30, 2017
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Gripping drama based on Richard Wright’s controversial novel about a young black chauffeur who accidentally kills his employer’s daughter. Dir. Victor Halperin.
- September 30, 2017
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In this lively comedy, a baseball team, the Brooklyn Loons, are utterly appalled to discover that their recently deceased, and highly eccentric millionaire owner has bequeathed them to a tough old alley cat. Mayhem, romance, a kidnapping, and plenty of sneezing ensue before the Loons play their big game.
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Powell & Astaire are a brother/sister dance team who each find romance while performing in London. Contains Astaire’s famous “tap-dancing on the ceiling” routine. Songs include: “Too Late Now”, “Open Your Eyes”, “I Left My Hat in Haiti”, & more. Dir. Stanley Donen
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Architect who believes he killed his fiancee thinks his guilt may be causing him to black out and commit acts of violence against himself.
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Thrilling Western of cavalry versus the Indians.
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Former boxing opponents Rosenbloom and Baer team up for this western spoof that pokes fun at the Hopalong Cassidy series of films. Rosenbloom plays the host of a TV kid’s show who goes up against a real western baddie. Dir. Sam Newfield
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Three gamblers escape the law by posing as clergymen, but are a little too convincing.
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A U.S. family helps a British soldier suffering from amnesia find his true identity.
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Set in post war Japan, the film tells the tale of a woman looking for her missing brother. Her brother operated a small export business and has suddenly disappeared. Strangely his business partner has also vanished.