GREAT OLD MOVIES

Is this really a star? Ruby Keeler 42ND STREET  (1933). Director: Lloyd Bacon.  Julian Marsh (Warner Baxter), who has already had one nervou...

Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell GOLD DIGGERS OF 1933  (1933). Director: Mervyn LeRoy.  Carol (Joan Blondell), Trixie (Aline MacMahon) and Polly ...

Odd pair: Laughton with Durbin IT STARTED WITH EVE (1941). Director: Henry Koster, Deana Durbin and Charles Laughton in the same movie...

MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON (1939). Director: Frank Capra. Jefferson Smith ( James Stewart ) is tapped to fill a senat...

TWO SECONDS (1932). Director: Mervyn LeRoy. High rise worker John Allen (Edward G. Robinson) is about to be executed for murder, and the en...

CROONER (1932). Director: Lloyd Bacon. " I wonder how you can posssibly stretch the subject of yourself over two more days." ...

THE CAPTAIN'S KID (1936). Director: Nick Grinde. Aunt Marcia Prentiss (May Robson) doesn't want little Abigail (Sybil Jason) hangin...

MISS ANNIE ROONEY (1942). Director: Edwin L. Marin. " Barbaric! -- But it's fun! " Sweet little Annie Rooney (Shirley Temple)...

CHAD HANNA (1940). Director: Henry King. " Why don't you go back to your pigs -- and stay there!" In 1841 young Chad Hanna (He...

LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY (1936). Director: John Cromwell. Cedric Erroll (Freddie Bartholomew), a nine-year-old boy in 1880's Brooklyn, di...

LILY TURNER (1933). Director: William A. Wellman . Lily (Ruth Chatterton) has lousy luck with men. Her first husband, Rex (Gordon Westcott ...

BABBITT (1934). Director: William Keighley . Loose adaptation of Sinclair Lewis' novel Babbitt features Guy Kibbee (pictured) in the t...