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The year was 1944. Overseas, World War II raged. Back home, a war-torn population suffered the loss of loved ones. Along came A Guy Named Joe, a fanciful, heart-warming tale based on the legend that pilots never die but return to guide fledgling airmen, and the public welcomed it with open arms.

Harry Wargrave, an undercover agent, must escort a Soviet defector back to Washington, but commandos are out to stop Harry and will even use an avalanche to try.

Blackstone 'Blacky' Gorman, rising service station owner, is blessed with the devotion of supremely sweet and noble Marje Harris, but he meets coquettish and silly debutante Glory Franklyn and, between Glory's charm and his social ambition, is snared into an upscale marriage that proves to have its downside

A fresh-out-of-prison thief, who tries to straighten out her life, is forced to return to the world of crime.

"The Palazzo Vecchio. The Uffizi Gallery. Michelangelo's David. Meg Johnson is eager to discover the glories of Italy with her beautiful daughter Clara, who was mentally impaired in a childhood accident. But Clara discovers something more--love--with an ardent Italian who mistakes her limitations for charming naivete. Clara is so happy and fulfilled. Should Margaret reveal her daughter's secret?"--Container.

New York Globe columnist Jimmy Russell prowls his Broadway beat, digging up the racy gossip his readers devour with their morning toast and cup of Joe. It's a glamorous life-until Jimmy's attempt to help his actress girlfriend out of a jam ends with him shoving a dead mobster over the balcony of a Manhattan penthouse. Director William A Wellman combines the two genres of crime and tabloid journalism in this snappy Pre-Code comedy-melodrama.

Val Edwards has a beautiful house, two great children and a marriage on the rocks. The sparks fly when she swaps her fuddy-duddy hubby Dan for his swinging-bachelor best friend Ernie. The fun starts when the Edwardses take a second honeymoon in Mexico and fall into the hands of quickie divorce, quickie-marriage lawyer, Romero.

A young St. Louis girl and her family are troubled to discover that their father has accepted a transfer to New York City which will cause them to miss the St. Louis World's Fair.

Spirited comedy of a professional gambler trying to raise a new bankroll by fleecing a wealthy young woman.

Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy sing the glorious music of Sigmund Romberg and Oscar Hammerstein II! Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy conjure romantic magic once more in the sixth of their eight fabled films -- this one based on the inspiring 1927 operetta about a beautiful young French heiress and a dashing revolutionary nobleman irresistibly drawn together in 19th-century New Orleans. Savor again the delicious flavors of Naughty Marietta, Maytime...