Author Archive: Retro

The Show Must Go On…despite financial problems–Based on the hit Broadway revue. Songs include “C’est si Bon” performed by Eartha Kitt. Written by Ronny Graham, Paul Lynde, and Mel Brooks. Dir. Harry Horner

Government official returns to the US and encounters trouble controlling his E. European secretary.

Two U.S. sailors sightseeing in Rome dream about the days of Nero. ITALIAN LANGUAGE ONLY.

A storekeeper gets involved in cleaning up corruption in her town, and also hopes to attract the attention of the handsome new sheriff.

Mother Riley crosses paths with a crazed scientist trying to take over the world with a giant robot.

Simple clerk discovers his boss has been embezzling money to finance a French mistress, and accidentally kills him. With the French mistress and embezzled money in tow, he now must dodge the police on the streets of Paris. Color.

Mexican-American in California tires of fighting discrimination as he searches for a job, so he decides to try his luck as a boxer. Realistic approach both to its story and the fight scenes.

PERFECT ALIBI: Randall investigates a baffling jewel theft at a big movie studio, with suspicions falling on a studio guard whose alibi doesn’t seem to check out. THE QUIET LIONS: Against his better judgement Randall tries to help a movie producer/director out of a jam involving a young female blackmailer who has been found dead. Guest Stars: Stephen (The Shadow on radio for 1/2 season) Courtleigh, Murial Hutchenson. Dir. Breezy Eason.