CADE'S COUNTY (1967-1972)

Glenn Ford stars as Sam Cade, a tough but sensitive sheriff of sprawling Madrid County located in the American Southwest. Between chases and shootouts, he had to deal with a number of relevant 70s issues in this television series. This 3-disc set contains fifteen classic episodes. $15.00

CALTIKI, THE IMMORTAL MONSTER (1960)

Archaeologists investigating some Mayan ruins come across a blob-like monster. They manage to destroy it with fire, but keep a sample. Meanwhile, a comet is due to pass close to the Earth -- the same comet passed near the Earth at the time the Mayan civilization mysterious collapsed. Coincidence? When the sample starts to spread out, the film gets dark and gruesome. This is Mario Bava’s version of The Blob, only darker.

CALVIN AND THE COLONEL

This animated series lasted a mere 20+some episodes from 1961 to 1962. It featured the exploits of two backwoods animals from the south who had taken up residence in a large northern city. Created and voiced by the same two men who created the radio series AMOS 'n' ANDY. They felt that by using animals as their principal characters, they could avoid the touchy racial situation which the Amos n' Andy television program became branded for during the late fifties. They were wrong. The episodes (which happen to be very funny, by the way) were removed from the air and never broadcast since. This DVD features four classic episodes: "Thanksgiving Dinner," "Sister Sue's Sweetheart," "Sycamore Lodge" and "Wheeling and Dealing."

THE CANARY MURDER CASE (1929)

Originally filmed as a silent, this well-cast early talkie stars William Powell debuting as urbane sleuth Philo Vance, probing the death of a nightclub singer played by Louise Brooks. This was the first film of the Philo Vance movie series and regarded as a great mystery. Sadly, the director had to go back and refilm certain scenes after it was completed so the production lacks confident direction. Still, it's a neat little movie for mystery buffs.

CAPTAIN CELLULOID vs. THE FILM PIRATES (1966)

This is a four-chapter serial filmed by a group of die-hard cliffhanger fans involving a superhero who seeks out the heavily disguised Master Duper, who uses whatever device he can to steal master negatives of movies that are considered "lost" films. Impressive.

CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT : The Television Series

The character of Captain Midnight was a daring, jut-jawed war hero who led a mysterious government group known as the Secret Squadron. Midnight, his comic sidekick Inky, and the rest of the Squadron traveled the globe stomping out evil. This television series did not last long on the air, but left such an impression that most people are familiar with the Captain Midnight character just by the name! Most of the episodes we offer have their original Ovaltine commercials from the 1950s! This nine-disc box set contains a ton of episodes (listed below), some Jet Jackson versions of the same episodes, and a special bonus containing a segment from Captain Midnight’s “live” telecast of Adventure Theater. $45.00

#24 "The Frozen Man" (11/12/55)#19 "Mission to Mexico" (11/5/55)

#3 "The Deadly Diamonds" (9/18/54)#29 "Million Dollar Diamond" (1/14/56)

#37 "The Invisible Terror" (3/10/56)#38 "Saboteurs of the Sky" (3/17/56)

#26 "The Jungle Pit" (12/24/55)#22 "The Sunken Sapphires" (11/26/55)

#24 "Secret of Superstition Mountain" (12/10/55)#18 "The Secret Room" (10/29/55)

#32 "Top Secret Weapon" (2/4/56)#13 Curse of the Pharoahs (11/27/54)

#14 The Deserters (12/4/54)#15 The Electrified Man (12/11/54)

#17 The Deadly project (12/25/54)#1 Murder by Radiation (9/4/54)

#2 The Electronic Killer (9/11/54)#3 The Deadly Diamonds (9/18/54)

#4 The Lost Moon (9/25/54)#36 Flight Into the Unknown (12/31/55)

#22 Arctic Avalanche (1/29/55)#38 Million Dollar Diamonds (1/14/55)

#31 Sunken Sapphires (11/26/55)#33 Secret of Superstition Mountain (12/10/55)

#34 Mountain of Fire (12/17/55)#35 The Jungle Pit (12/24/55)

#27 The Secret Room (10/29/55)#28 Mission to mexico (11/5/55)

#29 The Frozen Man (11/12/55)#30 Doctors of Doom (11/19/55)

#23 Terror of Timberland (2/5/55)#24 The Invisible Terror (2/12/55)

#25 Saboteurs of the Sky (2/19/55)#26 Peril From the Arctic (2/26/55)

CAPTAIN SINBAD (1963)

Stars Guy Williams as Sinbad. Some consider this film appalling because it was obviously made for kids, but fans who love ZORRO will want to see Guy Williams swashbuckling his way through this rarely-seen classic.

CAPTAIN VIDEO

"Fighting for law and order, Captain Video operates from a mountain retreat, with secret agents at all points of the globe! Possessing scientific secrets and secret weapons, Captain Video asks no quarter, and gives none to the forces of evil." Shortly after its debut, Captain Video was rated behind only Howdy Doody among daily programs, consistently besting better-known shows such as Kukla Fran and Ollie. The program had a low budget - $25.00 per episode so the control knobs were painted on the walls and stock footage from westerns (yes, westerns!) was featured to fill in a few minutes of each episode. Broadcast "live" on sound stages, these television episodes are extremely difficult to find and features four classic episodes starring Richard Coogan and Al Hodge!

CAR 54, WHERE ARE YOU? : THE COMPLETE SERIES

Officer Toody and muldoon were among the most unlikely patrol-car partners ever seen on a police force. Although they were assigned to NY's 53rd Precinct, a run-down area in the Bronx not generally considered a hot bed of comical situations - they always seems to encounter more comedy then crime. Starring Fred Gwynne and Al Lewis, this 12-DVD box set features the complete series, every episode of the series in chronological order from the first episode to the last. $50.00

CASEY, CRIME PHOTOGRAPHER

This double feature DVD offers the only two movies ever made based on the popular and long-running radio program of the same name. “Women Are Trouble” (1936) features ace reporter Casey and city editor Blaine attempting to out-scoop their rival newspaper, and get involved with gangsters and snappy one-liners. In “Here’s Flash Casey” (1938), Flash Casey gets out of high school and begins what is his first big job - and almost risks his life in the process.

CASEY JONES : The Complete TV Series

This four-disc box set contains all 26 episodes ever filmed and broadcast. Alan Hale stars as Casey Jones, with Dub Taylor as Wallie Sims. Set in Illinois, Tennesee 1890s, Casey Jones was a western adventure series telling the story of John Luther, engineer of the Midwest and Illinois Central Railroad. Jim Bannon appears in a number of episodes. Broadcast from 1957 to 1958. Collect the entire series with this four-disc DVD set. $20.00

“Night Mail”“Spurline to Danger”“The Gunslinger”

“Death Rides the Tender”“A Badge for Casey”“Prison Train”

“The Track Walker”“President’s Special”“Way Station”

“Satan’s Wail”“The Old Timer”“Run to Deadwood”

“The Marauders”“One-Way Ticket”“The Lost Train”

“Storm Warning”“Dangerous Hours”“Treasure of Sam Bass”

“Hard Luck Train”“The Silk Train”“Honeymoon Express”

“Lethal Journey”“The Fire Eater”“Mrs. Casey Jones”

“The Iron Men”“Girl in the Car”“Night Run”

“Layover at Jamestown”“The Black Box”“Star Witness”

“The Dutch Clock”“Dark Rider”

THE CAT CREATURE (1973)

Screenplay by Robert Bloch. When a rich man dies, some items from a collection of his are stolen -- an ancient Egyptian gold amulet and the mummy that was wearing it. The police consult scholars from the local University to help with the investigation, which is taking a more serious turn as people connected with the case are killed by wounds that seem to be from a housecat. Stars David Hedison, Gale Sondergaard, John Carradine, Keye Luke, John Abbott, Kent Smith and Peter Lorre, Jr.

CHARLIE CHAN : The Roland Winters Years

This 3-disc set contains all six Charlie Chan films featuring Roland Winters in the lead as Charlie Chan, with Keye Luke, Victor Sen Yung and Mantan Moreland in the comedic supporting roles. These happen to be the final six made in the series! $15.00

SKY DRAGON (1949) THE FEATHERED SERPENT (1949)

DOCKS OF NEW ORLEANS (1948)THE CHINESE RING (1948)

THE GOLDEN EYE (1947) THE SHANGHAI CHEST (1947)

CHARLIE CHAN : The Sidney Toler Years

This 3-disc set contains the five Charlie Chan films featuring Sidney Toler in the lead as Charlie Chan, that have yet to be released to DVD and are very hard to come by. Yeah, we know they are more a starring vehicle for Mantan Moreland, but who can hate these great mysteries? $15.00

THE RED DRAGON (1945)

THE TRAP (1946)SHADOWS OVER CHINATOWN (1947)

DANGEROUS MONEY (1946) DARK ALIBI (1946)

CHARLEY'S AUNT (1941)

Stars Jack Benny in the film that historically marked the first film of the studio not enforcing the block rule: that is, the theater was not obligated to buy a block fo films for the sole purpose of just that one film. That shows just how much the studio felt this film was worthy as a stand-alone film.

CHARLIE McCARTHY, DETECTIVE (1939)

Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy star with Constance Moore and Robert Cummings in this comedy about Edgar's visit to a party where a murder occurs and with little help from his wooden dummy Charlie, Edgar pieces the clues together to disclose the murderer's identity.

11 CHARLEY CHASE FILM SHORTS

A collection of film shorts starring Charley Chase and as an added bonus, Thelma Todd is featured in four of these with Charley! If you’ve never seen Charley Chase but love Laurel and Hardy and Little Rascals, we recommend you watch these!

“It Happened One Day” (1934)“Arabian Tights” (1933)

“Hasty Marriage” (1931)“Luncheon at Twelve” (1933)

“The Count Takes the Count” (1936)“All Teed Up” (1930)

“The Sap Takes a Wrap” (1934)“Rough Seas” (1931)

“High C’s (1930)“The Pip from Pittsburgh” (1931)

“The Wrong Miss Wright” (1937)

CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK (1930)

Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, the same actors who played the roles of Amos and Andy on the radio, reprise their roles for this big-screen movie. The duo is involved with Sue Carol and Charles S. Morton, whose desire to marry is jeopardized by Morton’s inability to locate a deed to some family property. While this film has been released through a number of venues, the fact that is remains public domain has prevented a major restoration but this has to be the finest restoration we have ever seen.

CHEYENNE: COMPLETE SEASONS ONE TO FOUR

All 108 episodes in chronological order from the first episode to the last. Stars Clint Walker in this classic TV western. This box set contains ELEVEN DVDs containing the first 55 episodes of the series, the first four seasons! $50.00

CHEYENNE: COMPLETE SEASONS FIVE TO NINE

All 108 episodes in chronological order from the first episode to the last. Stars Clint Walker in this classic TV western. This box set contains TEN DVDs containing the final 53 episodes of the series, the season five to nine! $50.00

CHINA SMITH

Stars Dan Duryea in the title role, a classic short-run TV detective series with supporting cast members that will surprise you with each episode. A total of 52 episodes were filmed, and are very hard to find. We're lucky enough to offer 27 episodes in this seven disc box set! $35.00

TV CHRISTMAS CLASSICS (Volume 1)

Vintage nostalgic TV classics from the 1950s. These yuletide offerings are timeless and most represents the nostalgic feel of the holidays, and many with their original holiday commercials from the 1950s!

“Joe Santa Claus” (1951) with Ray Montgomery

“The Ruggles” (1949-1952) with Charlie Ruggles

“You Asked For It” (1954) with re-enactments and Korean War Christmas

“The Paul Winchell Show” (1950-1954) Ventriloquist Paul Winchell tells his version of A Christmas Carol.

TV CHRISTMAS CLASSICS (Volume 2)

“The Gift” (1953) with Charles Boyer and directed by Robert Aldrich

“The Blessed Midnight” (1956) with Maureen O’Sullivan

“A Christmas Carol” (1949) with Vincent Price

“A Star Shall Rise 91952) with Raymond Burr

TV CHRISTMAS CLASSICS (Volume 3)

“The Liberace Christmas Show” (1955) with Liberace

“Love That Bob” (1956) Grandpa’s Christmas Visit

“Meet Corliss Archer” (1954) The Christmas Special

“Where’s Raymond (1954) Christmas Spirit with Ray Bolger

“Date with the Angeles” (1954) with Bette White and Richard Deacon

CIGARETTE COMMERCIALS

Cigarette manufacturers were one of the first industries to advertise widely on television. They had deep pockets and could afford to gamble on a new advertising medium, footing the bill for a host of early classic television programs. Ironically, in just a few short decades, they were cast away from the medium they helped create.

Includes vintage such examples as:

L & M Cigarettes (from TV’s “Gunsmoke”), Camel (with the cast from TV’s Topper)

Cavalier (King Size), L & M (movie star Nick Adams), Marlboro (with actress Julie London)

Camel Filters (“Drop Eveything!”), Winston (from the Bob Cummings Show)

Phillip Morris (with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz), Salem (“My Favorite Spot”)

Robert Burns Cigarillos, Lark (“There’s Nothing Like a Lark”)

Lucky Strike (with Lou Whittle), Phillip Morris (from TV’s “Racket Squad”)

The Christmas Camel Cigarettes commercial, Chesterfield (with Dick Stein)

Pall Mall, Marlboro (“Settle Back, Cowboy”), Camel (Pete Rinnells), and many more!

THE CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER (1932 plus bonus!)

In 1932, Adolph Menjou starred as detective Thatcher Colt in THE CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER involving, yes, murder at the circus. The studio's attempt to have their own detective series to compete against the other studios, this film is unique in that it truly is a pre-code film. The killer disposes of the victims' bodies by feeding the corpses to the cage of canibals. No joke! Dwight Frye gets a superb role in this movie. THE CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER was the second of two movies Menjou played the role of Thatcher Colt. This three-disc set contains the first movie as well, and a third film featuring the character of Thatcher Colt but with a different actor! $15.00

"C" IS FOR COMMUNISM

This two-hour DVD contains five classic film shorts documenting the evils of Communism, hoped to educate the American public about the menace of the Soviet Union and the "Communist threat." Among the film shorts is a 1945 March of Time newsreel and the 1963 "What is Communism?" hosted by Herbert A. Philbrick.

CLIFFHANGER TRAILERS

This 100+minute compilation of movie trailers from the 1930s and 1940s consists of trailer advertising the matinee cliffhangers "coming to a theater near you!" That's right, over 100 minutes of trailers advertising BATMAN AND ROBIN, THE GREEN HORNET, FLASH GORDON, NYOKA AND THE TIGERMEN, BUCK ROGERS and many more!

CLIFFHANGER INTERVIEWS

If you love cliffhanger serials then this is a must-have! Through special arrangement we are now able to offer this exclusive (available only from us)! Two hour-long panels with actors who were responsible for the cliffhangers who participate in a question and answer session! Adrian Booth, Gene Evans, George Wallace, Kirk Allyn, Walter Reed and Harry Lauter and more! Superman and Commando Cody speaks! A great way to hear about the by-gone era of cliffhanger serials!

CODE THREE

Four classic episodes from 1956 based on actual case files of the Los Angeles County Sheriff. Titles include: "The Sniper Movie," "The Benson Case," "The Man with Many Faces," and "The Rookie Sheriff." Stars Richard Travis in the tradition of DRAGNET.

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume One)

R.G. Armstrong, Don Durant, Dale Berry, Jack Holt, Bob Brown and Terry Frost

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Two)

Joe Brooks, Ann Robinson, Tommy Kirk, James Best and Jane Adams

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Three)

Elena Verdugo, Dick Jones, Gloria Henry, Ruth Terry. Walter Reed, Gregg Barton and Lyle Talbot

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Four)

Will Hutchins, Rudy Fehr, Sue Ane Langdon, Alan Barbour, Jim Shoenberger and Bill Whitney

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Five)

Ron Harper, Dale Berry, Steve Stevens, John Lupton, Randy Boone, Will Hutchins and Wayde Preston

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Six)

R.G. Armstrong, Anne Rutherford, Brenda Scott, George Montgomery, June Storey, Patsy Montana, and George Wallace

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Seven)

Las LaRue, Dale Berry, Gene Evans, Randy Boone and Bob Brown

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Eight)

Lori Nelson, Sheb Wooley, Terry Moore, Jan Merlin, John Mitchum, Peter Boone, Sue Gossett, James Best and Billie Murphy

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Nine)

Will Jordan, James Best, Linda Stirling, Helen Talbot, Penny Edwards, and Peggy Stewart

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Ten)

Will Hutchins, John Agar, Kirk Alyn, Peter Breck, Jerome Courtland and H.W. Wynant

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Eleven)

Michael Chapin, Dick Jones, Elena Verdugo, Gary Gray, Judy Norton-Taylor, Dorothy Hart

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Twelve)

Bob Brown, Dale Berry, Randu Boone and Dale Robertson

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Thirteen)

Bill Whitney, Frank London, Nina Shipman, R.G. Armstrong and Kay Hughes

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Fourteen)

Dale Berry, Johnny Western, Rex Allen Jr., Harry Carey, Jr. and Johnny Crawford

COWBOY CELEBRITY INTERVIEWS (Volume Fifteen)

Donna Martell, Jane Adams, Jan Merlin and Bull Russo

CLIMAX!

The "live" dramatic television series that ran from 1954 to 1958, an hour-long anthology series that brought a lot of mystery and horror to television from sound stages. High production values are the highlight (not to mention the guest stars). This eight-disc box set contains 16 uncut episodes. $45.00

"The Volcano Seat" (April 10, 1958) Albert Salmi

"An Error in Chemistry" (December 2, 1954) Edmund O'Brien

"Adventures of Huck Finn" (Sept. 1, 1955) John Carradine

"Public Pigeon #1" (Sept. 8, 1955) Ann Rutherford and Red Skelton

"Night of Execution" (Sept. 22, 1955) Vincent Price and Nine Foch

"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" (July 28, 1955) Michael Rennie and Sir Cedric Hardwick

"Scream in Silence" (January 2, 1958) Anne Francis and Skip Homeier

"Four Hours in White" (February 6, 1958) Ann Rutherford and Steve McQueen

"The Lou Gehrig Story" (April 19, 1956) James Gregory

"Strange Sanctuary" (March 28, 1957) Cesar Romero and Michael Rennie

"Jacob and the Angel" (October 3, 1957) Keye Luke, June Lockhart

"Keep Me in Mind" (November 7, 1957) Johnny Desmond and Jackie Coogan

"Trial of Terror" (August 8, 1957) Robert Preston, Diana Lynn

"Trial by Fire" (September 5, 1957) Linda Darnell and Forest Tucker

CLUTCH CARGO : The Complete TV Series

Forget those one, two and three-disc sets with a collection of cartoons known as volume one, volume two, etc. This 10-disc box set contains every cartoon ever made, all 260 animated features with bonus extras and digitally remastered from the original negatives. $50.00

COBRA WOMAN (1944)

Jon Hall and Maria Montez star in this lavish jungle picture. Also features Lon Chaney Jr. Upon discovering his fiancée Tollea has been kidnaped, Ramu and his friend Kado set out for a Pacific isle where all strangers are to be killed on arrival and the inhabitants, who are frequently sacrificed to an angry volcano god, worship the cobra. The island is ruled over by Tollea's evil twin Naja, the Cobra Woman, who, besides having designs on her new prisoner Ramu, also desires to eliminate any competition from her benevolent sister.

VINTAGE COCA COLA FILM SHORTS

Even before silent movies were made, Coca Cola was already being sold in the stores along city streets. So it’s no surprise that when motion pictures came into being, the company used the new medium as a way to promote and advertise their product. This 2-disc set contains a collection of vintage promotional films: “Always Tomorrow” (1941), “Member of the Family” (1954), “Pearl of the Orient” (1955), “A Refreshing Look” (1950s), TV pilots sponsored by Coke that never made it to network television and vintage TV commercials with celebrities!

COLONEL BLEEP

Colonel Bleep, an interplanetary intelligence agent from the planet Futura, is sent to investigate Earth after an atomic explosion. Aiding him in his quest for knowledge are Squeak, a lively puppet with a mind of his own, and Scratch, a dim-witted caveman. As they travel the galaxy, the three comrades encounter vicious monsters and do battle with wicked villains such as Dr. Destructo and The Black Knight. Though very hard to find on VHS or DVD, we're offering 23 classic cartoons shorts from 1957, 2 full hours, on one DVD! And this is volume one so expect a second volume in the near future!

COLONEL MARCH OF SCOTLAND YARD: THE COMPLETE SERIES

From December 1954 to the Spring of 1955, a syndicated television series starring Boris Karloff was based on the fictional detective by John Dickson Carr. Only 26 episodes were filmed and broadcast, and until recently, only seven episodes were known to exist over the last few decades. Finally, someone turned up all 26 episodes and we are proud to offer the entire series on seven DVDs. The plots are fairly routine but there are a number of them that actually keep you guessing and are what we consider original concepts. Unlike most of what we offer, the quality is not superb. For a few of these episodes, the picture and sound isn't perfect but they are definitely viewable and enjoyable. Just try to find these elsewhere! $35.00

#1 "The Sorcerer" (February 22, 1956)#5 "The Headless Hat" (April 11, 1956)

#6 "The Second Mona Lisa" (April 25, 1956) #7 "Death in Inner Space" (May 9, 1956)

#16 "Hot Money" (July 24, 1956)#21 "Death in the Dressing Room" (August 28, 1956)

#22 "The New invisible Man" (September 4, 1956) #23 "Passage at Arms" (September 11, 1956)

#26 "Strange Event at Roman Fall" (April 11, 1957)#13 "The Stolen Crime" (July 4, 1956)

#2 "Present Tense" (March 1, 1956)#18 "The Misguided Missal" (August 7, 1956)

#24 "The Invisible Knife" (March 28, 1957)#9 "The Devil Sells His Soul" (June 6, 1956)

#25 "The Case of the Kidnapped Poodle" (April 4, 1957)

#10 "Murder is Permanent" (June 13, 1956)#12 "Death and the Other Monkey" (June 27, 1956)

#15 "Error at Daybreak" (July 17, 1956)#17 "The Missing Link" (July 31, 1956)

#19 "The Deadly Gift" (August 14, 1956)#11 "The Silent Vow" (June 20, 1956)

#20 "The Case of the Lively Ghost" (August 21, 1956)

#8 "The Talking Head" (May 16, 1956)#14 "Case of the Silver Curtain" (July 10, 1956)

#3 "At Night All Cats are Grey" (March 8, 1956) with Christopher Lee

#4 "The Abominable Snowman" (April 8, 1956)

COLOR ME DEAD (1969)

A remake of the movie DOA (with Edmund O'Brien), this version stars Tom Tryon, Carolyn Jones and Rick Jason in the leads. Frank Bigelow is dying from poison and has only two days to find out who caused his death and find out why. But each suspect is killed before he can question them, leading himself deeper in mystery.

VINTAGE CONEY ISLAND FILM SHORTS

A collection of seven film shorts showing us the good ol’ days of Coney Island in New York. Among these film shorts is “Over the Waves” from 1938, “Coney Island, USA” (1952), “Arteries of New York City” (1941) and “Henry Ford’s Mirror of America” (1962). Home movie footage of Coney Island, Greenwich Village and a huge NY snowstorm is also featured!

CORONADO 9: The Complete TV Series

Stars Rod Cameron as a private detective in this short-run series that lasted only 39 episodes. Now you can watch every episode, uncut and unedited, thanks to this 10-disc box set. $50.00

“I Want to be Hated” (October 25, 1960) Joanne Linville

“Flight to La Paz” (March 7, 1961) Harry Bartell

“Blow, Gabriella” (December 13, 1960)“Three’s a Shroud” (March 14, 1961) John Archer

“Four and Twenty Buddahs” (November 1, 1960)“Alibi Bye” (November 15, 1960)

“Loser’s Circle” (December 20, 1960) DeForest Kelley“The Day Ramon Fell” (March 28, 1961)

“Flim Flam” (January 3, 1961)“Londonderry Heiress” (January 10, 1961) Patricia Medina

“Run, Shep, Run” (January 17, 1961) DeForest Helley“Wrong Odds” (January 24, 1961)

“The Man From Way Down Yonder” (Feb. 7, 1961)

“Caribbean Chase” (February 10, 1961) Donna Martell

“Obituary of a Small Ape” (December 27, 1960) “Sincerely Yours, Napoleon” (January 31, 1961)

“Hunt Breakfast” (February 21, 1961) Jan Merlin“Excursion to Algiers” (February 28, 1961)

“A Bookie is Not a Bibliphile” (November 22, 1960)

“Long Way to Detroit” (April 4, 1961) Johnny Silver

“Blonde Herring” (May 23, 1961) “I Came the Funeral” (October 18, 1960)

“Singapore Girl” (May 15, 1961) Lisa Lu“A Stroll in the Park” (September 13, 1960) Connie Hines

“Gone Goose” (April 18, 1961) Slim Pickens“Run Scared” (November 8, 1960)

“But the Patient Died” (April 11, 1961)“The Anxious Mariner” (April 25, 1961) William Schallert

“Flee Now, Pay Later” (May 2, 1961)“Carleless Joe” (November 29, 1960)

“The Daley Double” (May 9, 1961)“They Met in Honolulu” (May 30, 1961)

“Come with Thy Loot” (March 21, 1961) Bob Hopkins and Al Hodge

“The Groom Came D.O.A.” (October 4, 1960) Connie Hines

“The Spinster of Nob Hill” (September 27, 1960) Ed Nelson

“Doomtown” (September 20, 1960) Hal Needham and Richard Arlen

“Remember the Alamo” (December 6, 1960) Anthony Caruso & Beverly Garland

“Widow of Kill Cove” (Sept. 6, 1960) Anthony Caruso & Beverly Garland

“Day Chivalry Died” (October 11, 1960) Patricia Medina

CORONET BLUE : The Complete Television Series

This short-run television series got off to a good start but the networks never gave it a chance. Filmed in 1965, the series was then held back till 1967 as a summer season filler. A man is pulled out of the river with no memory of his identity. Rehabilitated and Christened with the name "Michael Alden," he sets out to find the secret of his past, dodging bullets, hit men, assassins and extreme prejudice. This six-disc box set contains two versions of episode ten and all eleven episodes ever telecast. $25.00

COWBOY G-MEN : The Complete TV Series

Syndicated by Telemount-Mutual from 1952-1953, this western TV series starred Russel Hayden as Agent Pat Gallagher and Jackie Coogan as Agent Stoney Crockett. Believe it or not, the producers anticipated television programs in 3-D so the final 13 episodes in production were filmed in the 3-D format! Only 39 episodes were ever filmed, and this box set contains all 39, the complete series on 10 DVDs! $50.00

#1 "Ozark Gold" (September 13, 1952)#2 "Chinaman's Chance" (September 20, 1952)

#3 "The Golden Wolf" (September 27, 1952)#4 "The Secret Mission" (October 4, 1952)

#5 "Chippewa Indians" (October 11, 1952)#6 "Center Fire" (October 18, 1952)

#7 "Beware, No Trespassing" (November 1, 1952)#8 "Pixilated" (November 8, 1952)

#9 "Running Iron" (November 15, 1952)#10 "Bounty Jumpers" (November 22, 1952)

#11 "Gunslingers" (November 29, 1952)#12 "Counterfeiters" (December 6, 1952)

#13 "Ghost Bushwackers" (December 13, 1952)#14 "Salted Mines" (December 20, 1952)

#15 "Frontier Smugglers" (December 27, 1952)#16 "Mysterious Decoy" (January 3, 1953)

#17 "Ridge of Ghosts" (January 10, 1953)#18 "Hang the Jury" (January 17, 1953)

#19 "Silver Shotgun" (January 24, 1953)#20 "Rawhide Gold" (January 31, 1953)

#21 "The Run Down" (February 7, 1953)#22 "Rawhiders" (February 14, 1953)

#23 "General Delivery" (February 21, 1953)#24 "Gypsy Traders" (February 28, 1953)

#25 "Safe Crackers" (March 7, 1953)#26 "The Silver Fraud" (March 14, 1953)

#27 "Hangfire" (March 21, 1953)#28 "Hush Money" (March 28, 1953)

#29 "Ghost Town Mystery" (April 4, 1953)#30 "Empty Mailbags" (April 11, 1953)

#31 "Sawdust Swindle" (April 18, 1953)#32 "Spring the Trap" (April 25, 1953)

#33 "Sidewinder" (May 2, 1953)#34 "Indian Traders" (May 9, 1953)

#35 "Stolen Dynamite" (May 16, 1953)#36 "The Woman Mayor" (May 23, 1953)

#37 "Double-Crossed" (May 30, 1953)#38 "High-Heeled Boots" (June 6, 1953)

#39 "The California Bullets" (June 13, 1953)

CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON COLLECTION

Did you know they made three movies using the famed Creature? Yep. This box set contains all three of those black and white horror films. $15.00

Creature From the Black Lagoon (1954)

Revenge of the Creature (1955)

The Creature Walks Among Us (1956)

THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY (1933)

Jean Hersholt and Stuart Erwin star in this mystery classic about a doctor who is also a "mentalist" and confesses to a murder. Problem is that the murder he's confessed to hasn't happened yet -- although dead bodies are now starting to turn up all over the place. A reporter sets out to solve the mystery.

CUSTER: THE COMPLETE SERIES

This short-lived ABC TV series ran a total of 16 episodes and was loosely based on the life of the famed cavalryman known to us as George Armstrong Custer. Played by Wayne Maunder, Custer was portrayed as a maverick on the series who constantly clashed with authority in the military. This six-disc box set also includes the 17th episode which was never telecast. $30.00