Glorifying the American Girl (1929)
1h 36min. // A young woman named Gloria Hughes spends her days behind the counter of a bustling department store, selling sheet music and belting out the latest popular tunes for curious customers. Her real […]
comedy
Reaching for the Moon (1930)
1h 31min. // A high-flying Wall Street tycoon, accustomed to bending markets to his will, finds himself utterly out of his depth when confronted with something he can’t control: romance. Surrounded by yes-men and figures […]
On with the Show (1929)
1h 44min. // It is opening night for the hard-luck Phantom Sweetheart troupe, a threadbare company that has been limping through one tank town after another, dodging creditors and praying for a break. Backstage at […]
Monte Carlo (1930)
1h 34min. // A runaway bride bolts from the altar, leaving a befuddled duke and a church full of aristocrats in her wake. Countess Helene Mara, weary of being treated as a decorative prize rather […]
Whoopee! (1930)
1h 33min. // Sally Morgan stands at the altar with the dependable but dull sheriff Bob Wells, all set for a respectable frontier wedding she doesn’t want. Her heart belongs to Wanenis, a young Native […]
The Love Parade (1929)
1h 50min. // A dashing but incorrigible Sylvanian officer, Count Alfred Renard, is recalled from Paris in disgrace after a string of romantic scandals threatens to embarrass his tiny kingdom. Rather than punishing him, the […]
The Cameraman (1928)
1h 16min. // The Cameraman (1928) is a landmark silent comedy directed by Edward Sedgwick and Buster Keaton, with Keaton also starring in one of his most beloved roles. Produced by MGM, this film marks […]
Down Argentine Way (1940)
1h 29min. // Glenda Crawford (played by Betty Grable) purchases a horse from Ricardo Quintana (Don Ameche), who hails from Argentina. However, the transaction is annulled due to the disapproval of Ricardo’s father, Casiano (J. Carrol […]
State Fair (1945)
1h. 36min. // The Frake family attends the annual Iowa State Fair; each member of the clan has their own reason for doing so. Directed by: Walter Lang Writing Credits: Oscar Hammerstein II (screenplay), Philip Stong (novel) Starring: Jeanne […]
The Sun Shines Bright (1953)
1h. 30min. // In his film, John Ford interconnects three tales of “Judge Priest” to create a warm-hearted examination of integrity and local governance in the Southern region during the turn of the 20th century. Judge […]