THE GALLANT MEN : The Complete TV Series
In the image of Combat!, this short-run television series only ran 26 episodes before going off the air. This eight disc box set contains all 26 in chronological order from the first episode to the last. $45.00
#1 “The Gallant Men” (October 5, 1962)
#2 “Retreat to Concord” (October 12, 1962)
#3 “And Cain Cried Out” (October 19, 1962)#4 “The 98 Cent Man” (October 26, 1962)
#5 “One Moderately Peaceful Sunday” (Nov. 2)#6 “Lesson for a Lover” (Nov. 9, 1962)
#7 “And the End of Evil Things” (November 16)#8 “Some Tears Fall Dry” (Nov. 23, 1962)
#9 “Fury in a Quiet Village” (Nov. 30, 1962)#10 “Signals for an End Run” (Dec. 7, 1962)
#11 “Robertino” (December 14, 1962)#12 “Advance and Be Recognized” (Dec. 21)
#13 “To Hold Up a Mirror” (Jan. 5, 1963)#14 “Boast Not of Tomorrow” (Jan. 12, 1963)
#15 “The Dogs of War” (January 19, 1963)#16 “The Bridge” (January 26, 1963)
#17 “The Leathernecks: (February 2, 1963)#18 “Next of Kin” (February 9, 1963)
#19 “Operation Secret” (February 16, 1963)#20 “The Warriors” (February 23, 1963)
#21 “One Puka Puka” (March 2, 1963)#22 “Ol’ Buddy” (March 9, 1963)
#23 “A Taste of Peace” (March 16, 1963)#24 “The Crucible” (March 23, 1963)
#25 “Tommy” (March 30, 1963)#26 “A Place to Die” (June 1, 1963)
CLASSIC GAME SHOWS (Volume One)
A potpourri of classic game shows from the days when television presented “live” on the air, from sound stages. Celebrity guests of yesteryear will turn up on some of these, so try your luck on these puzzlers! This DVD includes six, half-hour episodes.
“Twenty-One” This is the same quiz show that started investigations years before!
“Tic Tac Dough” Big rewards are given when tough questions are answered!
“To Tell the Truth” Hosted by Bud Collyer, a panel of celebrities and a mystery man!
“What’s My Line” Kim Novak is one of the guests in this classic game show.
“Queen for a Day” Hosted by Jack Bailey, this is one you don’t want to miss.
“I’ve Got a Secret” Desi Arnaz conspires with the show to joke his wife Lucille Ball!
GALE STORM DOUBLE FEATURE
Two movies with Gale Storm in the cast from the days of Monogram Studios classics.
“Nearly Eighteen” (1943)
“Campus Rhythm” (1943)
CLASSIC GAME SHOWS (Volume Two)
Another potpourri of classic game shows and this time we’re offering some of the rarest of the rare. We’ll bet you never heard of most of these, but you’ll certainly know why after watching these classic “live” telecasts from the 1950s.
“Treasure Hunt” Host Jan Murray gives a woman a chance to pick one of 30 treasure chests.
“It Could Be You!” Bill Leyden offers a heartwarming reunion with the winner and long-long relatives.
“Juvenile Jury” Jack Barry is the host of this hilarious children’s panel.
“Dollar A Second” Jan Murray is host again for the most humiliating stunts.
GASOLINE ALLEY
Two motion pictures based on the classic comic strip characters together for the first time!
GASOLINE ALLEY and CORKY OF GASOLINE ALLEY. $10.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER
Hosted by Ronald Reagan, this anthology series was broadcast on "live" television from 1953-1956, and was one of the highest rated anthology series broadcast during the golden age of television. This two disc set features the following four episodes: $10.00
"Let It Rain" with Ronald Reagan and Cloris Leachman
"Feather Top" with Natalie Wood
"The Honest Man" with Jack Benny, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Charles Bronson
"Estaban's Legacy" with Ricardo Montalban
"The Golden Key" with Joe E. Brown
"The Hat with Roses" with Gisele MacKenzie
"Easter Gift" with MacDonald Carey
"Summer Promise" with Joan Fontaine
GET SMART : Season One
All 30 episodes from the first season, uncut and unedited. Includes the unaired black and white TV pilot, audio commentry by Barbara Feldon and the award-winning two-parter, "Ship of Spies." This four-disc box set is a must-have for fans of the program. $20.00
GET SMART : Season Two
Every episode from the second season, uncut and unedited. Includes optional audio commentary and bonus features. This four-disc box set is a must-have for fans of the program. $20.00
GET SMART : Season Three
Every episode from the third season, uncut and unedited. Includes optional audio commentary and bonus features. This four-disc box set is a must-have for fans of the program. $20.00
GET SMART : Season Four
Every episode from the fourth season, uncut and unedited. Includes optional audio commentary and bonus features. This four-disc box set is a must-have for fans of the program. $20.00
GET SMART : Season Five
Every episode from the fifth and final season, uncut and unedited. Includes optional audio commentary and bonus features. This four-disc box set is a must-have for fans of the program. $20.00
GET TO KNOW YOUR RABBIT (1972)
A young businessman goes to a magic expert to learn hardness and skill with his cynical and greedy collaborators. He becomes a very good tap dancer, but will be be able to get free of his old boss? Stars Tom Smothers, Orson Welles, John Astin, Susanne Zenor and many others.
THE GHOST OF RASHMON HALL (1947)
Early British ghost story movie also known as "The Night Comes Too Soon" about a newly wed couple buying an old mansion with a spooky history. And when ghosts appear, they call on a doctor friend to help straighten the mystery to a solution.
GIDGET : The Complete TV Series
From 1965 to 1966, the California surf met comedy proportions with this short-run program starring Sally Field. This four-disc box set contains all 32 episodes, uncut and unedited. $25.00
THE GIRL FROM U.N.C.L.E.
The complete television series on twelve discs. This box set contains every episode of the series starring Stephanie Powers as April Dancer, a spin-off of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. $55.00
“The Mother Muffin Affair” (Sept. 27, 1966)“The Uncle Samari Affair” (March 28, 1967)
“The Phi Betta Killer Affair” (Feb. 28, 1967)“The Paradise Lost Affair” (Nov. 22, 1967)
“The Lethal Eagle Affair” (Nov. 29, 1966)“The Horns of Dilemma Affair” (Oct. 18, 1966)
“The Danish Blue Affair” (Oct. 25, 1966)“The Double 00 Nothing Affair” (March 21)
“The Kookie Spooky Affair” (April 11, 1967)“Prisoner of Zalamar Affair” (Sept. 20, 1966)
“The Petite Prix Affair” (March 7, 1967)“The Matahari Affair” (Oct. 4, 1966)
“The Fountain of Youth Affair” (Feb. 7, 1967)“The Carpathian Caper Affair” (Feb. 14, 1967)
“The Romany Lee Affair” (Dec. 6, 1966)“The Little John Doe Affair” (Dec. 13, 1966)
“The Montori Device Affair” (Oct. 11, 1966)“The Moulin Ruse Affair” (January 17, 1967)
“The UFO Affair” (January 3, 1967)“The Drublegratz Affair” (Jan. 31, 1967)
“The Catacomb and Dogma Affair” (Jan. 24)“The Jewels of Topango Affair” (Dec. 20, 1966)
“The Faustus Affair” (Dec. 27, 1966)“The Garden of Eden Affair” (Nov. 1, 1966)
“The Atlantis Affair” (Nov. 8, 1966)“The High and Deadly Affair” (April 4, 1967)
“The Dog Gone Affair” (Sept. 13, 1966)“The Low Blue C Affair” (March 14, 1967)
“The Furnace Flats Affair” (Feb. 21, 1967)
GIRL O’ MY DREAMS (1934)
A conceited college track star is used to being the big man on the campus, until he gets a jolt of reality. He loses an election to see who is the most popular man in school. Stars Sterling Holloway, Mary Carlisle, Arthur Lake and Lon Chaney Jr.
THE GOLDBERGS
Based on the radio program of the same name, this classic series of homespun tales starring Gertrude Berg made the transition to television in 1949 on “live” broadcasts. In 1955, 39 episodes were filmed for syndication. These DVDs include those syndicated episodes, since most of the “live” telecasts are not known to exist. Now you can watch 20 classic episodes on this five-disc set! $25.00
#11 “Is There a Doctor in the House?”#7 “Dreams”
#13 “Milk Farm”#31 “Silence is Golden”
#12 “Jury”#2 “Bad Companions”
#10 “The Hobby”#28 “Wedding Plans”
#3 “The Boyfriend”#32 “Simon’s Maid and Butler”
#27 “Rosie’s Nose”#18 “Treasury Book”
#14 “Nurse’s Aid”#20 “Die Fledermaus”
#35 “Molly’s Fish”#29 “Sammy Gets Married”
#30 “Seymoure’s Story”#5 “David’s Cousin”
#16 “The Singer”#25 “Reach for the Moon”
#15 “Rosie, the Actress”#33 “Ultima Thule”
#34 “Where There is Hope"
THE GOOD OLD DAYS OF RADIO (1976)
This dinner celebration was caught on camera and if you love old-time radio shows, this is a must-see! Stars like Rochester, Dennis Day, Don Wilson, Mel Blanc, and TONS of others appear in this special. Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy perform on stage. A group of radio veterans perform a short comedy skit. Steve Allen hosts, and much more! (You also get a rare glimpse of watching the sound man at work in a vintage 1940s film short where Fibber McGee opens his closet and all the junk falls out of it!)
THE GRACIE ALLEN MURDER CASE (1939)
One of the best Philo Vance mysteries ever made! A fitfully amusing screwball mystery with the scatterbrained Gracie as herself, constantly annoying Philo Vance in his investigation of a murdered convict. Laughs and thrills are included. This is a cute, enjoyable film.
GRAFT (1931)
Cub reporter Dusty investigates the murder of the District Attorney and stumbles into a plot involving a kidnapping and a crooked election. Stars Regis Toomey, Carol Sue and Boris Karloff in the last film he appeared in before playing the role of Frankenstein’s monster.
THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE : The Television Series
Several radio comedies made a success for the television medium during the 1950s. One of them was "The Great Gildersleeve," originally played by Harold Peary on radio, later replaced by Willard Waterman. From 1955 to 1956, a total of 39 episodes were filmed and broadcast based on the same radio comedy, with Willard Waterman reprising his role as the water commissioner. This 2-disc set contains eight classic episodes.
$10.00
"Leroy's Girlfriend" "The Whistling Bandit"
"Secretary Trouble""The Rival"
"Marjorie's Beau" "Who's the Water Comissioner?"
"Mrs. Gildersleeve" "The Jolly Boys"
THE GREAT MOVIE PALACES
Two thrity-minute documentaries narrated by Gene Kelly about the historical value of the movie palaces and the days when such complexes were a grand thing to attend. The stage, the live orchestra, the luxury ... all gone now due to the change of times but this series documents the past that to this day continues to be demolished for parking lots.
GROUCHO MARX RARE TV PILOTS
In a January 1961 interview, Groucho was asked why he was shooting a pilot for a new show, with the classic YOU BET YOUR LIFE now off the air. Groucho answered, "I thought about not working, but the show gives me the only fun I have." With the series off the air and being rerun across America, Groucho Marx participated in three television shows that were actually pilots for proposed game shows that never made it to the air. "What Do You Want?" was filmed in January 1961. "Tell It To Groucho" was filmed in mid-1961. But the most unique television pilot is "The Plot Thickens" from 1963, with Groucho as a guest panelist - directed by William Castle and a script written by Robert Bloch!
THE HAND OF DEATH (1960)
A lost classic? Not really, but certainly a toughy to find. This campy little monster movie was shoved out by the studios and then shelved for decades. John Agar is a scientist who makes a mistake and finds himself turning into a “thing” that sets anyone to flame with the touch of his hand. Supposedly the inspiration for “The Thing” in the Fantastic Four comics.
HAVE GUN - WILL TRAVEL : Complete Season Four
This eight-disc set contains the entire fourth season starring Richard Boone. Includes such classics as "A Head of Hair," "Broken Image" and "El Paso Stage." Some of the best episodes of the series came from this season. $40.00
HAVE GUN - WILL TRAVEL : Complete Season Five
This eight-disc set contains the entire fifth season starring Richard Boone. Includes such classics as "The Race," "Odds for Big Red" and "The Hanging of Aaron Gibbs." Guests stars include Odetta, Richard Ney and Hal Needham. $40.00
HAVE GUN - WILL TRAVEL : Complete Season Six
This eight-disc set contains the entire sixth (and final) season starring Richard Boone. Includes such classics as "Genesis" which reveals the origin of Paladin. Guests include Jeanette Nolan, Hal Needham and Harry Morgan. $40.00
HAWAIIAN EYE (Season One)
No joke! The complete first season in this eleven disc box set! $50.00
#1 “Malihini Holiday” (October 7, 1959)#2 “Waikiki Widow” (October 14, 1959)
#3 “Second Day of Infamy” (October 21, 1959)#4 “All Expenses Paid” (October 28, 1959)
#5 “Dangerous Eden” (November 4, 1959)#6 “Cloud Over Koala” (Nov. 11, 1959)
#7 “Beach Boy” (November 18, 1959)#8 “Three Tickets to Lani” (Nov. 25, 1959)
#9 “The Quick Return” (December 2, 1959)#10 “Secret of the Second Door” (Dec. 9, 1959)
#11 “Shipment from Kihei” (Dec. 16, 1959)#12 “A Dime a Dozen” (Dec. 23, 1959)
#13 “The Koa Man” (December 30, 1959)#14 “Stamped for Danger” (January 6, 1960)
#15 “The Kamehameha Cloak” (Jan. 13, 1960)#16 “The Kikiki Kid” (January 20, 1960)
#17 “Then There Were Three” (Jan. 27, 1960)#18 “Sword for the Samurai” (Feb. 3, 1960)
#19 “Hong Kong Passage” (Feb. 10, 1960)#20 “Cut of Ice” (February 17, 1960)
#21 “Fatal Cruise” (February 24, 1960)#22 “Danger on Credit” (March 2, 1960)
#23 “Bequest of Arthur Goodwin” (Mar. 9)#24 “Birthday Boy” (March 16, 1960)
#25 “Second Fiddle” (March 23, 1960)#26 “Kim Quixote” (March 30, 1960)
#27 “The Lady’s Not for Traveling” (April 6)#28 “Murder, Anyone” (April 13, 1960)
#29 “Typhoon” (April 27, 1960)#30 “Shadow of the Blade” (May 4, 1960)
#31 “Dead Ringer” (May 11, 1960)#32 “Little Blalah” (May 18, 1960)
#33 “Assignment: Manila” (May 25, 1960)
HAWAIIAN EYE: The Complete Second Season
The complete second season is now available in this eleven-disc box set! $50.00
#34 “I Wed Three Wives” (Sept. 14, 1960)#35 “Princess from Manhattan” (Sept. 21, 1960)
#36 “With This Ring” (September 28, 1960)#37 “Sea Fire” (October 5, 1960)
#38 “Jade Song” (October 12, 1960)#39 “The Blue Goddess” (October 19, 1960)
#40 “White Pigeon Ticket” (October 26, 1960)#41 “Vanessa Vanishes” (Nov. 2, 1960)
#42 “The Kahuna Curtain” (Nov. 9, 1960)#43 “Girl on a String” (Nov. 16, 1960)
#44 “Kakua Woman” (Nov. 23, 1960)#45 “The Contenders” (Nov. 30, 1960)
#46 “Swan Song for a Hero” (Dec. 7, 1960)#47 “The Money Blossom” (Dec. 14, 1960)
#48 “Services Rendered” (Dec. 21, 1960)#49 “Baker’s Half Dozen” (Dec. 28, 1960)
#50 “Made in Japan” (Jan. 4, 1961)#51 “A Touch of Velvet” (Jan. 11, 1961)
#52 “Talk and You’re Dead” (Jan. 18, 1961)#53 “Robinson Koyoto” (Jan. 25, 1961)
#54 “The Manabi Figurine” (Feb. 1, 1961)#55 “Caves of Pele” (February 8, 1961)
#56 “Man in a Rage” (February 15, 1961)#57 “The Stanhope Brand” (February 22, 1961)
#58 “Trouble With Murder” (March 1, 1961)#59 “The Man From Manila” (March 8, 1961)
#60 “Her Father’s House” (March 15, 1961)#61 “The Humukukuapuaa Kid” (March 22, 1961)
#62 “Don’t Kiss Me Goodbye” (Mar. 29, 1961)#63 “Dragon Road” (April 5, 1961)
#64 “It Ain’t Cricket” (April 12, 1961)#65 “The Comics” (April 19, 1961)
#66 “Father, Dear Father” (April 26, 1961)#67 “The Manchu Formula” (May 3, 1961)
#68 “The Pretty People” (May 10, 1961)#69 “The Big Dealer” (May 17, 1961)
#70 “Maid in America” (May 24, 1961)#71 “A Taste for Money” (May 31, 1961)
HAWAIIAN EYE: The Complete Third Season (Volume 1)
The first half of the third season is available in this ten-disc box set. $50.00
#72 “Satan City” (September 27, 1961)#73 “The Kupua of Coconut Bay” (Oct. 4, 1961)
#74 “The Moon of Mindanao” (Oct. 11, 1961)#75 “The Doctor’s Lady” (October 18, 1961)
#76 “Thomas Jefferson Chu” (Oct. 25, 1961)#77 “Pill in the Box” (November 1, 1961)
#78 “Kill a Grey Fox” (November 8, 1961)#79 “Point Zero” (November 15, 1961)
#80 “Queen from Kern County” (Nov. 22, 1961)#81 “The Final Score” (November 29, 1961)
#82 “Two for the Money” (December 6, 1961)#83 “Tusitala” (December 13, 1961)
#84 “The Classic Cab” (December 20, 1961)#85 “Concert in Hawaii” (December 27, 1961)
#86 “The Missile Rogues” (January 3, 1962)#87 “Little Miss Rich Witch” (Jan. 10, 1962)
#88 “Big Fever” (January 17, 1962)#89 “Year of Grace” (January 24, 1962)
#90 “My Love But Lightly” (Jan. 31, 1962)#91 “Cricket’s Millionaire” (Feb. 7, 1962)
HAWAIIAN EYE: The Complete Third Season (Volume 2)
The second half of the third season is available in this nine-disc box set. $45.00
#92 “Four-Cornered Triangle” (Feb. 14, 1962)#93 “Total Eclipse” (February 21, 1962)
#94 “Blackmail in Satin” (February 28, 1962)#95 “A Scent of Whales” (March 7, 1962)
#96 “A Likely Story” (March 14, 1962)#97 “Meeting on Molokai” (March 21, 1962)
#98 “Payoff” (March 28, 1962)#99 “An Echo of Honor” (April 4, 1962)
#100 “Nightmare in Paradise” (April 11, 1962)#101 “Aloha, Cricket” (April 18, 1962)
#102 “The Last Samurai” (April 25, 1962)#103 “Rx Cricket” (May 2, 1962)
#104 “Location Shooting” (May 9, 1962)#105 “Across the River Lethe” (May 16, 1962)
#106 “Scene of the Crime” (May 23, 1962)#107 “Among the Living” (May 30, 1962)
#108 “V is for Victim” (June 6, 1962)#109 “Koko Kate” (June 13, 1962)
#110 “Lalama Lady” (June 20, 1962)
HAWAIIAN EYE: The Complete Fourth Season
The final season available in this 12-disc box set. $50.00
#111 “Day in the Sun” (October 2, 1962)#112 “Somewhere There’s Music” (Oct. 9, 1962)
#113 “There’ll Be Some Changes Made” (Oct. 16, 1962)
#114 “The Broken Thread” (October 23, 1962)
#115 “Lament for a Saturday Warrior” (October 30, 1962)
#116 “The After-Hours Heart” (November 13, 1962)
#117 “The Sign-Off” (November 20, 1962)#118 “Night with Nora Stewart” (Nov. 27, 1962)
#119 “To See, Perchance to Dream” (December 4, 1962)#120 “Pursuit to a Lady” (Dec. 11, 1962)
#121 “Shannon Malloy” (December 18, 1962)#122 “Go Steady with Danger” (Jan. 1, 1963)
#123 “Kupikio Kid” (January 8, 1963)#124 “Maybe Menehunes” (January 15, 1963)
#125 “Pretty Pigeon” (January 22, 1963)#126 “Too, Too Many” (January 29, 1963)
#127 “Boar Hunt” (February 5, 1963)#128 “Go for Barogue” (February 12, 1963)
#129 “The Long Way Home” (February 19, 1963)#130 “Too Million, Too Much” (Feb. 26, 1963)
#131 “Blow Low, Blow Blue” (March 5, 1963)#132 “Gift of Love” (March 19, 1963)
#133 “The Sisters” (March 26, 1963)#134 “Passport” (April 2, 1963)
HECKLE AND JECKLE (Volume One)
Two hours of classic magpie fun with these early and hard-to-find animated cartoons.
"Movie Madness" (early 1952) "Off to the Opera" (May 1952)
"House Busters" (August 1952) "The Fox Hunt" (February 17, 1950)
"A Merry Chase" (May 1950) "King Tut's Tomb" (August 1950)
"Bulldozing the Bull" (March 11, 1951) "The Rainmakers" (June 1951)
"Log Rollers" (November 1953) "Sappy New Year" (November 10, 1961)
"Deep Sea Doodle" (September 16, 1960) "Magpie Madness" (July 1948)
"Free Enterprise" (November 23, 1948) "The Stowaways" (April 1949)
"Happy Landing" (unknown date) "The Power of Thought" (December 31, 1948)
HEC RAMSEY
Starring Richard Boone as a gunfighter turned criminologist in this turn of the century western where the wild, wild west makes an exit and modern technology comes into the new century. Shown on a rotating basis with other made-for-television movies, this eight disc set contains eight classic episodes. $30.00
The Century Turns (October 8, 1972) Dick Van Patten and R.G. Armstrong
Hangman's Wages (October 29, 1972) Murray Matheson
The Mystery of Chalk Hill (February 18, 1973) Pat Hingle
A Hard Road to Vengeance (November 25, 1973) Ruth Roman
The Detroit Connection (December 30, 1973) KIm Hunter, Angie Dickinson
Dead Heat (February 3, 1974) John Anderson
Scar Tissue (March 10, 1974) Albert Salmi and Chill Wills
The Green Father Mystery (December 17, 1974) John Fiedler
THE HENRY ALDRICH COLLECTION
All eleven movies in the series! From 1939 to 1944, Paramount attempted to compete against the MGM Andy Hardy series with a series of their own. Jackie Cooper stars in the first two, and Jimmy Lydon plays the lead in the other nine. Now you can collect all 11 movies on this 11-disc box set. Yes, we said 11 DVDs! $45.00
What a Life! (1939)Life With Henry (1941)
Henry Aldrich for President (1941)Henry Aldrich, Editor (1942)
Henry Aldrich Swings It (1943)Henry and Dizzy (1942)
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour (1943)Henry Aldrich Haunts a House (1943)
Henry Aldrich, Boy Scouut (1944) Henry Aldrich Plays Cupid (1944)
Henry Aldrich's Little Secret (1944)
HEY, LANDLORD!
Will Hutchins plays Woody, a landlord of a New York boarding house he inherited from his uncle, and then spent episode by episode solving other people's problems. This rare 1966-67 situation comedy is now available on DVD including the following episodes.
#14 "By the Sea . . . or at Least Rent It" (December 18, 1966)
#16 "Go Directly to Jail" (January 1, 1967)
#29 "Chech Your Wife, Sir?" (April 9, 1967)
#20 "Stranger in the Night, Than in the Morning" (January 29, 1967)
THE HIGH CHAPARRAL: SEASON ONE
The entire first season on this seven-disc set contains all 28 episodes of the classic western that premiered on September 1967. Includes the two-part "Destination Tucson & The Arrangement" and the classic episode "Tiger By the Tail." $30.00
THE HIGH CHAPARRAL: SEASON TWO
The entire second season on this seven-disc set contains all 27 episodes of the classic western that premiered on September 1967. Available only this month. $30.00
THE HIGH CHAPARRAL: SEASON THREE
The entire third season on this seven-disc set contains every episode of the classic western that premiered on September 1967. Available only this month. $30.00
THE HIGH CHAPARRAL: SEASON FOUR
The entire fourth season on this seven-disc set contains the final 18 episodes of the classic western that went off the air in 1971. Includes the two-part "The New Lion of Sonora". $30.00
HISTORY OF THE NEWSREEL
A 2-hour collection of vintage newsreels from the 1930s to the 1950s. Among the MANY subjects covered here, you'll find ...
* Herbert Hoover nominated for President of the U.S.
* Vintage Kentucky Derby footage!
* Harry Truman wins the Presidential election!
* General MacArthur returns to the Phillippines!
* The 18th Ammendment (Prohibition) is repealed.
* Al Capone arrives in Atlanta to begin serving his sentence!
* Queen Elizabeth is crowned Queen and not only do you see the entire ceremonies (and the only time historically that she wears the famed crown), but you'll see a five or six year old boy known to us as Prince Charles!
This DVD is chock full of newsreels and history in the making.
HONDO : The Complete TV Series
Broadcast from September to December 1967. Taken from the Louis L'Amour story and the 1953 John Wayne movie, this story was about a cavalry scout in the Arizona Territory around 1870. Hondo had been a Confederate officer who came to live with the Apaches under Chief Vittoro. But his Indian bride, the Chief's daughter, had been slain in an Army massacre. So now Hondo works for the Army trying to avoid any further bloodshed. This box set features all seventeen episodes on an eight (8) disc set! $40.00
HONEY WEST : The Complete TV Series
This short-lived program starred Anne Francis as Honey West, a kick-boxing private eye who inherited her father's business and took on the task of cleaning up the streets by going after gun runners, drug lords, bank robbers and other crazy criminals. This 4 disc set includes all 30 episodes of the series, including the TV pilot from BURKE'S LAW in which Anne Francis made an appearance as Honey West - just months before the series premiered! $20.00
THE HONEYMOONERS : The Classic 39 Episodes
This five-disc box set contains all 39 half-hour episodes of the series that made television history. Jackie Gleason stars as Ralph Cramden, bus driver. Art Carney as Ed Norton, sewage worker. Audrey Meadows and crew round out the supporting cast. "To the moon, Alice!" Also features bonsu features. $30.00
HONG KONG
Starring Rod Taylor in this short-run series that tried to be a little different than most of the average detective programs of the time. Taylor plays Glenn Evans who finds himself caught up in a series of mysteries week after week. A different female was introduced in each episode, helping assist Evans in his job. This program only lasted 26 episodes so to start you off, we're offering 12 of them in this three-disc box set! $20.00
#3 "The Pearl Flower" (October 12, 1960) Inger Stevens
#12 "The Dragon Cup" (December 14, 1960) Bethel Leslie
#21 "With Deadly Sorrow" (February 22, 1961) Anne Francis
#22 "Murder by Proxy" (March 1, 1961) Nancy Gates
#25 "The Innocent Exile" (March 22, 1961)
#5 "The Jade Empress" (October 26, 1960) Patricia Crowley
#9 "The Turncoat" (November 23, 1960)
#14 "Suitable for Framing" (January 4, 1961) Julie London
#16 "The Survivor" (January 18, 1961)
#17 "Night Cry" (January 25, 1961)
#26 "The Runaway" (March 29, 1961, final show) Gia Scala
HOT ROD FILM SHORTS
If you love the 1950s hot rod flicks, this is the DVD for you! My wife loves cars, watched this DVD, and admitted it was very amusing. Almost two hours of nostalgic, vintage film shorts. The final one, while not really qualifying as a film short about 1950s hot rods and street rods, is the one we get more feedback about.
“Ingenuity in Action” (1958)“A Cool Hot Rod” (1953)
“Road Runners” (1952)“On the Run” (1956)
“Show ‘em the Road” (1954) “The All-American Soap Box Derby” (1936)
HOT RODS TO HELL (1967)
Tom Phillips, his wife Peg and their teenage daughter Tina and little boy Jamie drive through the California desert heading for a new life running a motel. Things go haywire when teenage bad girl Gloria and her two delinquent boyfriends, Duke and Ernie, chase them with Duke attempting to seduce the daughter, finally driving dad to take action. Stars Dana Andrews, Jeanne Crain and Mimsy Farmer.
THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES (1936 German Version)
Though there are no subtitles, anyone who knows the story can follow this film easy. On his uncle's death, Sir Henry Baskervilles returns from abroad and opens up the ancestral hall on the desolate moors of Devonshire. Holmes uncovers a plot involving a terrible trained hound. This was one of two films found in Adolf Hitler's bunker by the Allies in 1945.
HOUSE OF HORRORS (1946)
An accent on the macabre highlights this story of mad sculptor Marcel De Lange, who seeks revenge on the art critics who have badmouthed his work, dooming him to a life of poverty. A deformed killer who snaps people's spines, named "The Creeper," (played by Rondo Hatton) helps assist with the crimes until a falling out creates a real house of horrors. Also stars Moartin kosleck, Virginia Grey and Robert Lowery.
THE HOUSE OF USHER
This DVD features three film versions of the Edgar Allan Poe horror story. The 1928 version with Jean Debucourt as Sir Roderick Usher, another 1928 version but the second with Herbert Stern as Roderick Usher, and the 1949 British version with Gwen Watford as Lady Usher and Kay Tendeter as Lord Roderick Usher. If you love this classic horror tale, this is a must-have!
This DVD features the following three film versions of the Edgar Allan Poe story:
#1 (1928 version, with music score) Stars Jean Debucourt and Charles Lamy
#2 (1928 version, with music score) Stars Herbert Stern & Melville Webber
#3 (1948 British version) Stars Kay Tendeter and Gwen Watford.
THE HORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT (1945)
Stars Jack Benny as a band trumpeter who falls asleep and dreams he’s an angel deputized to blow the last trumpet at exactly midnight on Earth. A comedy movie considered so bad that the studio took a financial loss and Jack Benny took advantage by making numerous jokes on his radio program about how bad this film was!
HOWDY DOODY: 40 TV EPISODES
This four-disc set contains 40 classic, uncut episodes starring Buffalo Bob, Clarabell, Princess Winterfallsummerspring and many others. Includes such classics as the 1952 New Year’s Eve party, the 1953 Christmas episode and the classic story arc of the Mystery of Mr. X. Four disc box set. $20.00
HOWDY DOODY TV SPECIALS
This DVD contains the following:
Special Guest Star: Fred Allen (Jan. 2, 1953) Fifth anniversary special
Special Guest Star: Gabby Hayes (Dec. 31, 1954) Eighth anniversary special
Final Broadcast of the Series (Sept. 24, 1960)
Documentaries and slide shows.
