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Of Human Bondage (1949, B&W): Philip, an insecure, club-footed young man from Paris moves to London to study medicine. In a local pub he meets ...

Hollywood's biggest names star in five classic musicals from movies' Golden Age: 'Something To Sing About' (1937), 'Second Chorus' (1940), 'Pot O'G...

Four episodes from early TV anthology series spotlight famous film stars close to either the beginning or the ending of their big-screen careers.Di...

David Niven, Dick Powell, Charles Boyer and Ida Lupino joined forces to create Hollywood's Four Star Productions in 1952. The debut offering of wha...

David Niven, Dick Powell, Charles Boyer and Ida Lupino joined forces to create Hollywood's Four Star Productions in 1952. Their premier anthology s...

From 1952-'56, Hollywood luminaries Charles Boyer, Ida Lupino, David Niven and Dick Powell joined forces in Four Star Playhouse (also known as Star...

From 1952-'56, Hollywood luminaries Charles Boyer, Ida Lupino, David Niven and Dick Powell joined forces in Four Star Playhouse (also known as Star...

THE MAN WHO WALKED OUT ON HIMSELF (1953): A wealthy man leaves his wife and plans to marry his new love. But when he looks in the mirror and finds ...

SECOND DAWN (1954): Carl has been blind all his life. A doctor presents him with the possibility of restored sight, but the cure may only be tempo...

Studio One began as a CBS radio drama in the 1940s and was reborn as a television series in 1948. It became the longest running one hour dramatic a...

In the mid-1950s, the dramatic anthology series was one of the most popular TV formats. Many of these shows ("Kraft Television Theater," "Colgate T...

In the mid-1950s, the dramatic anthology series was one of the most popular TV formats. Many of these shows (Kraft Television Theater, Colgate Thea...

Studio One, sponsored by Westinghouse, was one of the premier anthology series of the 1950s. These two episodes present stories that touch upon the...

Luigi Pirandello's Henry IV (1949, B&W): A fall from a horse leaves a wealthy man with a head injury and a persistent delusion that he is 11th...

Willow Cabin (1950, B&W): Screen legend Charlton Heston stars as Michael Knowle, a wealthy British surgeon whose extramarital affair with risin...

Studio One, sponsored by Westinghouse, was one of the premier anthology series of the 1950s, with weekly hour-long episodes of powerful and thought...

Veteran actor/director Robert Montgomery hosted the weekly drama series, Robert Montgomery Presents, during the heyday of anthology shows in the 19...

Kelly (1950, B&W): George Reeves, TV's Superman, and E. G. Marshall co-star in this compelling tale of passionate war-time love, first presente...

Four episodes from early TV anthology series spotlight famous film stars close to either the beginning or the ending of their big-screen careers.Th...

Classics from "Studio One" and "Telephone Time," including "Mr. Mummery's Suspicion," "Away From It All," "None But My Foe," "The Trial of Peter Ze...

Kick off your spurs and set a spell for a quartet of Western TV episodes from the 1950s anthology series FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE and STAGE 7.Fox Hunt: ...

When Ronald Reagan became the host during the second season of General Electric Theater (1953-1962), the ratings skyrocketed and Hollywood stars cl...

The 1950s were an especially fertile time for television drama. Day after day, a cavalcade of brilliant actors, writers and directors brought Ameri...

This quartet of TV episodes from 1950s anthology series brings together a host of "Golden Age of Hollywood" stars, and they're joined by up-and-com...