INCUBUS (1965)
This is the long-lost film that was recently discovered a few years ago. William Shatner stars in this gothic tale of demonic posession, twin sisters (one of whom gets her kicks luring men into the river and drowning them), and the battle between good and evil before the demons rise from the cracks of hell. Filmed in Esperanto, a language that was once thought to become the Universal language of the world, this black and white classic is now on DVD!
I LED THREE LIVES (Volume One)
This nine-disc box set contains 36 episodes from the first season with Richard Carlson as Herbert A. Philbrick, a counterspy for the FBI. A historical piece of propaganda, the show was filmed in black and white on location throughout Los Angeles and during this season, Philbrick's house was really Richard Carlson's own house! Nine disc box set! $45.00
I LED THREE LIVES (Volume Two)
This nine-disc box set contains 36 episodes from the second season with Richard Carlson as Herbert A. Philbrick, a counterspy for the FBI. A historical piece of propaganda, the show was filmed in black and white on location throughout Los Angeles and during this season, the series was filmed in color (cheap color, mind you) so we offer a larg enumber of color episodes in this nine disc box set! $45.00
I LED THREE LIVES (Volume Three)
This nine-disc box set contains 36 episodes from the third (and final) season with Richard Carlson as Herbert A. Philbrick, a counterspy for the FBI. A historical piece of propaganda, the show was filmed in black and white on location throughout Los Angeles! Nine disc box set! $45.00
I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE (1958)
Aliens from outer space are slowly switching places with real humans -- of the first being a young man about to get married to actress Gloria Talbot. Slowly, his new wife realizes there is something wrong and her suspicions are confirmed when her husband’s odd behavior begins to show up in other townspeople.
THE INVISIBLE MAN COLLECTION
Three-disc box set contains five classic black and white horror movies featuring The Invisible Man!
The Invisible Man (1932) stars Claude Rains and Gloria Stuart
The Invisible Man Returns (1940) Considered Vincent Price’s first true horror movie.
The Invisible Woman (1941) John Barrymore and Virginia Bruce star in this comedy of horrors.
Invisible Agent (1942) Jon Hall fights Nazi agents using the secret of invisibility.
The Invisible Man’s Revenge (1944) Jon Hall and Evelyn Ankers stars.
This 3-disc box set also includes bonus movie trailers for these movies! $20.00
ISIS : The Complete TV Series
This three-disc box set contains all 22 episodes ever made. Johanna Cameron plays the lead role of Andrea Thomas, a high school science teacher who once found a magic amulet, that was once given to an Egyptian queen. Whoever wore the amulet would have super strength, the power to fly and be able to run at super speed. Saving the day from villains, Isis became a cultural icon and what Clint Eastwood once described as “the nicest pair of legs on television.” Collect the entire series. $20.00
ISLAND OF THE BURNING DOOMED (1971)
Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee star in this science-fiction classic that stimulates the mind. While mainland Britain shivers in the deepest winter, the northern island of Fara bakes in the nineties. The boys at the Met station have no more idea what is going on than the regulars at the Swan. Only a stand-offish visiting scientist suspects aliens are to blame. Meanwhile the new secretary to the local best-selling author is raising the temperature in her own way.
IT AIN'T HAY (1942)
The only Abbott and Cosello movie that Universal withheld for decades from VHS or DVD, because of some legal clearances. Lou Costello gets involved with the race track and a run-down race horse, based on a story by Damon Runyon. Now you can watch this classic uncut and edited! $10.00
IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD (1958)
This short-run television series was syndicated in 1958, and hosted by actor Vincent Price. Each episode covered a different aspect of the Golden Age of Hollywood, with rare film clips, outtakes, and worthy footage. From romance to science-fiction, westerns or war pictures, make-up or movie magic, this series looks back at the days when Hollywood was glamour, and everything and anything could happen. A must for people who love the old movies.
I WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THE FBI (1951)
The FBI is willing to infiltrate the Communist Party so much that they risk the life of one of their own. The classic novel of the same name is adapted for the big screen with Frank Lovejoy as Matt Cvetic, the counterspy who worked for the FBI, while gathering information from the Communists he was working for. The true story is now available on DVD.
THE JACK PARR SHOW
This three-disc box set contains a moving tribute to the mundane, the engaging and the traditional interviews Jack Parr conducted over the years. Celebrity interviews include Richard Nixon, Bettie Davis, Bill Cosby, Richard Burrton, Judy Garland, Cassius Clay, Robert Kennedy, Hugh Downs, Dick Cavett, John F. Kennedy, Jonathan Winters, Woody Allen, Fidel Castro, and others. $20.00
JACKIE GLEASON VARIETIES
Before THE HONEYMOONERS, Jackie Gleason had his own variety comedy series with skits, songs, magic and more. Art Carney and Jonathan Winters were among his weekly guests and this five-disc set contains almost five hours of classic pre-Honeymooners comedy and reveals just what made Gleason a name star in the early days of "live" television. FIVE disc box set.
JAMES DEAN COLLECTION
This two-disc set still sells as one disc, but you get twice the fun! Dean only starred in three movies his entire life (count 'em and name 'em) but he did tons of television appearances on dramatic shows. This 2-disc set offers THE BELLS OF COCKAIGNE, a 1953 drama from The Armstrong Circle Theater; SOMETHING FOR AN EMPTY BRIEFCASE from 1954's Campbell Soundstage, THE UNLIGHTED ROAD, an episode of the Schlitz Playhosue of Stars, I'M A FOOL from the G.E. Theatre, and THE JAMES DEAN STORY from September 1957, a TV documentary months following his death. There are also bonus features such as trailers for Dean's movies, a Pepsi commercial with Dean, outtakes from his movies, and more! $10.00
JAWS OF THE JUNGLE (1936)
Ceylonese natives are forced to flee into the dangerous jungle after an attack of swarms of vicious vampire bats. Theatrically released in 1936, this low budget, independent docu-drama made use of plenty of stock footage, and narrator Cliff Howell.
THE JAZZ SINGER (1929)
"You aint' heard huttin' yet!" One of the most famous movies in American history, this multi-disc box set contains a new 2007 digital transfer from restored elements and remastered soundtrack. Bonus features are remarkable: a documentary about The Jazz Singer and how sound entered the pictures, the only surviving footage of "Gold Diggers of Broadway," a 1936 Tex Avery cartoon spoofing the movie, Johnson in the film short "A Plantation Act," Hollywood Handicap with Buster Keaton, a Vitaphone film short explaining how sound came to the screen, and many, many more films shorts! Multi-disc set contains a 'hole lot of fun! $20.00
JESSE JAMES UNDER THE BLACK FLAG (1921)
Produced by Mesco Pictures Production, Jesse James Jr. plays the role his famous outlaw father did years before. This silent classic features one family relative playing the original. Historical fun if you love to watch westerns.
JFK: THE ASSASSINATION FILMS
This DVD offers the complete filmed record of the crime of the century - still a subject of debate today. The assassination of John F. Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, on November 22, 1963 - an event that shocked the world. Here you will see the famous Zapruder home movie of the assassination, unspliced and uncut. You'll also see (get this) twenty additional assassination films from Dealey Plaza seen from available angle. Also on this DVD (besides other cool stuff) is THE LAST TWO DAYS, a film never before released to the public - the only professional color film of the motorcade and JFK's last two days, as filmed by a Department of the Navy Cinematographer.
JOHNNY RINGO : The Complete TV Series
Stars Dan Durant as Johnny Ringo, the gun slinging sheriff of Verardi, Arizona. His deputy, Cully Clarey, was played by Mark Goddard (years before he moved to space tights in Lost in Space). The romantic interest was Laura Thomas, played by Karen Sharpe. From October 3, 1959 to September 5, 1960, this short-run series lasted a mere 38 episodes produced by Ida Lupino and Dick Powell. All 38 episodes, uncut and unedited, are featured in this 10-disc box set. $50.00
JOHNNY STACCATO: The Complete Series
Johnny Staccato was a pianist who sometimes played at Waldo’s, a Greenwich Village jazz hangout but often supplemented his time with detective work. Hip, jazz score played a big part of the show’s charm. Guests included Michael Landon, Elisha Cook Jr., Stacy Harris, Charles McGraw, Martin Landau, Dean Stockwell, Lloyd Corrigan, Gena Rowlands, Susan Oliver, Juano Hernandez, Elizabeth Montgomery, Mary Tyler Moore, Cloris Leachman and more! This is a five disc set containing all 27 episodes in the series! $25.00
JOHNNY WEISSMULLER TARZAN BOX SETS
All twelve movies on this multi-disc box sets starring Johnny Weissmuller as Tarzan, the Ape Man. The version of Tarzan and His Mate is the uncensored version which means you get to see the nude swimming sequence. Tarzan Finds a Son! introduces Boy, and Tarzan's New York Adventure is the classic we all remember. In Tarzan's Desert Mystery, a giant spider is on the loose! All 12 movies! $50.00
JOURNEY TO THE BEGINNING OF TIME (1955)
This child-like film is an unusual attempt to match characters from a foreign source film into newly shot footage. Four young boys visit the American Museum of Natural History in NYC. After viewing the dinosaur skeletons, they rent a rowboat at the lake in Central Park. They enter a cave and come out on the strange new world of dinosaurs, wooly mammoths and the prehistoric times. This film was also cut up and shown in serialized form on the Chicago-based WGN TV kids series, GARFIELD GOOSE AND FRIENDS. Many people in the Chicago area remember this serial so now they can watch the whole series as it was originally filmed, uncut and movie length.
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN : The Complete Series
This UK series ran for one full season and featured a collection of terror tales similar to “The Twilight Zone” with a guest cast including George Maharis, Vera Miles, Stephanie Powers, Julie Harris, David Hedison, Robert Lansing, Joseph Cotton, Patty Duke, Roddy McDowall and more! This six disc set contains all 17 episodes of the series! $30.00
“That Indian Spirit Guide”
“Miss Belle”
“Paper Dolls”“The New People”
“One on a Deserted Island”“Matakitas is Coming”
“Somewhere in the Crowd”“The Beckoning Fair One”
“Poor Butterfly”“Stranger in the Family”
“The Madison Equation”“Do Me A Favor and Kill Me”
“The Killing Bottle”“Girl of My Dreams”
“The Last Visitor”
The following listed below are being offered through special arrangement including rare footage of the Assassination News Coverage!!
JFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE (CBS-TV Friday)
The complete news coverage as shown over CBS-TV on Friday, November 22, 1963!
Total of six DVDs and yes, Dan Rather is among the anchormen. $40.00
JFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE (CBS-TV Saturday)
The complete news coverage as shown over CBS-TV on Saturday, November 23, 1963!
Total of eight DVDs and yes, Dan Rather is among the anchormen. $50.00
JFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE (CBS-TV Sunday)
The complete news coverage as shown over CBS-TV on Sunday, November 24, 1963!
Total of three DVDs and yes, Dan Rather is among the anchormen. $20.00
JFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE (CBS-TV Monday)
The complete news coverage as shown over CBS-TV on Monday, November 25, 1963!
Total of six DVDs and yes, Dan Rather is among the anchormen. $40.00
JFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE (ABC-TV Friday)
The complete news coverage as shown over ABC-TV on Friday, November 22, 1963!
Total of five DVDs. $35.00
JFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE "The Summing Up"
Broadcast over ABC-TV with Ron Cochran complete on one DVD. $15.00
JFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE (NBC-TV Friday)
The complete news coverage as shown over CBS-TV on Friday, November 22, 1963!
Total of three DVDs. $20.00
"THE KENNEDY TAPES" (WFAA-TV)
The complete news coverage as shown over WFAA-TV from Friday, November 22 to Monday the 25, 1963! Total of seven DVDs. $45.00
"ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE" (KRLD-TV)
The complete news coverage as shown over KRLD-TV from Friday, November 22, 1963! Complete on one DVD. $15.00
CBS EXTRA: THE WARREN COMMISSION
Complete on one DVD. $15.00
THE DEATH OF A PRESIDENT (NBC-TV Feed)
Complete on one DVD. $15.00
JFK IN BERLIN (Raw CBS-TV Feed)
Complete on one DVD. $15.00
CBS-TV: THE WARREN COMMISSION REPORT
Complete on four DVDs. $30.00
THE PRESIDENT'S JOURNEY (JFK)
Complete on one DVD. $15.00
JFK REMEMBERED (NBC-TV Special)
Complete on one DVD. $15.00
RFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE
CBS-TV news footage on one DVD from June 5, 1968. $15.00
RFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE
ABC-TV news footage on one DVD from June 5, 1968. $15.00
RFK ASSASSINATION NEWS COVERAGE
NBC-TV news footage on four DVDs from June 5, 1968. $30.00
THE JOLSON STORY (1946)
This movie dramatizes the idealized career of the singer Al Jolson. A little Jewish boy grows up against the will of the his father to be in showbiz, becomes a star, falls in love with a dancer not of his religion and marries her. Through hardships and obstacles, this movie demonstrates just what it takes to have a career on the stage. Winner of two Academy Awards plus additional nominations, this movie stars Larry Parks as Al Jolson, Evelyn Keyes as Julie Benson and William Demarest as Steve Martin.
JUDGE ROY BEAN: THE COMPLETE SERIES
Stars Edgar Buchanan as the legendary Judge Roy Bean. Set in the Texas town of Langtry, named after Lillie Langrty, storekeeper Roy Bean becomes fed up with the lawlessness in the town and establishes himself as a judge and introduces a system of law and order. Only 39 episodes were produced and here there all are! Features such luminary guest stars as Lash LaRue and Russell Hayden! TEN disc box set. $50.00
JUDY CANOVA TRIPLE FEATURE
This three-disc set contains three motion-pictures starring Judy Canova in the lead! LOUISIANNA HAYRIDE, OKLAHOMA ANNIE and LAY THAT RIFLE DOWN. $20.00
JUNE ALLYSON SHOW
Almost every episode of the 1959-1961 television anthology hosted and starring June Allyson! Fifty-three episodes are featured in this nine-disc set and such guests as Dick Powell and Bette Davis make appearances! A great series with more surprises than you expect. $45.00
JUNGLE JIM : The Complete TV Series
Based on the newspaper feature, Olympian Johnny Weissmuller was an African guide of the title name, and after doing a bunch of movies for the movie studios, did these 26 half-hour episodes for television playing the same character. This three-disc box set contains the complete television series. $20.00
“Safari Into Danger”“Gift of Evil”“Treasure of the Incas”
“The Code of the Jungle”“The King’s Ghost”“Man From Zanzibar”
“White Magic”“The Deadly Idol”“The Leopard’s Paw”
“Land of Terror”“Voodoo Drums”“Lagoon of Death”
“Precious Cargo”“Return of the Tauregs”“The Eyes of Manobo”
“The Sacred Scarab”“Blood Money”“The Golden Parasol”
“The Avenger”“Man Killer”“Jungle Justice”
“The Power of Darkness”“Silver Locket”“Wild Man of the Jungle”
“Jungle Justice”“Striped Fury”“A Fortune in Ivory”
JUST IMAGINE (1930)
This is probably one of the weirdest movies you will ever see! A man is struck by lightning on a golf course and finds himself transported to New York City 1980, fifty years in the future. Airplanes have replaced automobiles, numbers have replaced names, pills have been replaced with food, government arranged marriages have replaced all need for love and test tube babies have replaced . . . well, you know. The lead falls in love with a woman and to prove his worth to her father, agrees to participate on a four-month expedition to Mars by a renegade scientist. Did we mention this was a musical? Yep, one of the weirdest and unique movies to come from the vaults of 1930.
KATE SMITH TELEVISION SHOWS
This FOUR disc set contains almost four hours of television programs starring Kate Smith -- a variety series broadcast from 1950 to 1952 over "live" television. These even include the original network commercials. From animal acts, comedy stand up and Kate singing, these are sure to please anyone. FOUR discs. $20.00
KILL THE UMPIRE (1950)
A former baseball player (William Bendix) spends his days watching baseball games. Believing the worst man on the field is the umpire, finds himself in the same position. Against his wishes but to appease his wife, he attends umpire school, where he tries everything to get thrown out of the ballpark, and the funnt scenes are hilarious. Ray Collins and Una Merkel co-star.
KING OF THE JUNGLE (1933)
Stars Buster Crabbe as Kapsa, The Lion Man. A white youth who is raised in the jungle by the animals is captured by a safari and brought back to civilization as an attraction in a circus. Sounds a lot like Tarzan? It should. While MGM was producing the Johnny Weismuller series, another studio decided to do their own rip-off version with Buster Crabbe, the actor who lost out on playing the role for MGM in the first place!
KLONDIKE
The 1960-61 TV series stars James Coburn and Ralph Taeger. Only 17 episodes were ever produced by ZIV Television. This four-disc box set contains 16 of those episodes. (Believe me, the missing episode isn’t out there - we’ve looked around for years.) Guest stars include: L.Q. Jones, Mari Blanchard, Lon Chaney Jr., and Joi Lansing. $20.00
#1 “Klondike Fever” (October 10, 1960)#2 “River of Gold” (October 24, 1960)
#3 “Saints and Stickups” (October 31, 1960)#4 “The Unexpected Candidate” (November 7, 1960)
#5 “88 Keys to Trouble” (November 14, 1960)#6 “Swoger’s Mule” (November 21, 1960)
#7 “Sure Thing, Men” (November 28, 1960)#8 “A Taste of Danger” (December 5, 1960)
#9 “Bare Knuckles” (December 12, 1960)#11 “Bathhouse Justice” (December 26, 1960)
#12 “Swing Your Partner” (January 9, 1961) #13 “The Golden Burro” (January 16, 1961)
#14 “Queen of the Klondike” (January 23, 1961)#15 “Man Who Owned Skagway” (Jan. 30, 1961)
#16 “Sitka Madonna” (February 6, 1961)#17 “The Hostages” (February 13, 1961)
KNOW YOUR ENEMY (1945)
Just after the war started, Army Chief of Staff George C. Marshall asked director Frank Capra to produce a series of film shorts as documentaries for the troops over seas. That series of films, WHY WE FIGHT, is easily available but this film, done as a solo feature, is not that easy to find. Released August of 1945, it was removed out of theaters because the Japanese surrendered shortly after the release of the film.
KONGO (1932)
Now here's one of those top fifty pre-code flicks that we all come to love. A sound remake of the Lon Chaney classic WEST OF ZANZIBAR. The story revolves around "Deadlegs" Flint. he id driven by his mate for the man who crushed his spine and stole his wife. He rules as a living god in a remote area of Africa. He holds the natives in his control by praying on their superstitions and clever use of stage magic. He also hold a small group of white people virtual captives in his dark empire. Stars Walter Huston.
LAND OF THE GIANTS (Season One)
Uncut, unedited and digitally remastered, all 26 episodes from the first season plus optional audio commentary from cast and crew are included in this eight disc box set. This series cost a record-breaking $250,000 per episode and if you haven’t seen the series since it was broadcast in the mid-late sixties, we recommend you watch the thrilling special effects and stories. $40.00
LAND OF THE GIANTS (Season Two)
Uncut, unedited and digitally remastered, all 25 episodes from the second (and final) season plus optional audio commentary from cast and crew are included in this nine disc box set. Also included is a slew of extras, video interviews, Irwin Allen’s home movie footage and more! $45.00
LAW OF THE PLAINSMAN: THE COMPLETE TV SERIES
All 30 half-hour episodes in BEAUTIFUL picture and sound quality on this nine disc box set. Michael Ansara and Suzanne Lloyd stars in this short-run TV western that ran from 1959 to 1960. $45.00
THE LAWLESS YEARS (Season One)
Starring James Gregory in what is considered a rip-off of The Untouchables, but just as intriguing. All 27 episodes made for the first season from 1959 are featured in this three-disc box set. Titles and broadcast dates are listed below. $20.00
#1 “The Nick Joseph Story” (April 16, 1959)#2 “The Immigrant” (April 23, 1959)
#3 “The Jane Cooper Story” (April 30, 1959)#4 “The Story of Cutie Jaffe” (May 7, 1959)
#5 “The Dutch Schultz Story” (May 14, 1959)#6 “The Lion and the Mouse” (May 21, 1959)
#7 “No Fare” (May 28, 1959)#8 “The Payoff” (June 11, 1959)
#9 “The Marie Walters Story” (June 18, 1959)#10 “The Maxie Gorman Story” (June 25, 1959)
#11 “The Muddy Kasoff Story” (July 2, 1959)#12 “Framed” (July 16, 1959)
#13 “Four the Hard Way” (July 23, 1959)#14 “The Toni Morelli Story” (July 30, 1959)
#15 “The Ray Baker Story” (August 6, 1959)#16 “The Story of Lucky Silva” (August 13, 1959)
#17 “The Morrison Story” (August 20, 1959)#18 “The Poison Ivy Story” (August 27, 1959)
#19 “The Prantera Story” (September 3, 1959)#20 “The Al Brown Story” (September 10, 1959)
#21 “The Big Greeny Story” (September 17, 1959)#22 “The Art Harris Story” (September 24, 1959)
#23 “The Billy Boy Creel Story” (Nov. 5, 1959)#24 “The Big Man” (November 12, 1959)
#25 “The Joe Angelo Story” (Nov. 19, 1959)#26 “The Billy Grimes Story” (December 3, 1959)
#27 “The Sonny Rosen Story” (December 17, 1959)
THE LIFE OF RILEY: The Jackie Gleason Years
Before William Bendix, there was Jackie Gleason as Chester A. Riley. A short-run television comedy featuring adaptations of the radio scripts of the same name, this program was successful enough for the network to renew the series for a second season. But since they wanted Bendix and he was unavailable at the time, Jackie Gleason played the role. This six DVD set features all 26 episodes Gleason ever did as Riley before Bendix took over the role. $30.00
#1 "Tonsils" (October 4, 1949)#2 "Babs and Simon Step Out" (October 11, 1949)
#3 "Egbert's Chemistry Set" (October 18, 1949)#4 "The French Professor" (Oct. 25, 1949)
#5 "Nervous Breakdown" (November 1, 1949)#6 "Assistant Manager" (November 8, 1949)
#7 "Riley's Birthday Gift" (November 15, 1949)
#8 "Riley, Gillis and Vanderhooper" (November 22, 1949)
#9 "Junior Falls for His Teacher" (November 29, 1949)#10 "Night School" (December 6, 1949)
#11 "Prom Dress" (December 13, 1949)#12 "Junior's Birthday Party" (December 20, 1949)
#13 "The Boarder" (December 27, 1949)#14 "Peg's Birthday" (January 3, 1950)
#15 "Junior Drops Out" (January 10, 1950)#16 "Riley's Firstborn" (January 17, 1950)
#17 "Insurance" (January 24, 1960)#18 "The Gambler" (January 31, 1950)
#19 "Acting Lessons" (February 7, 1950)#20 "Valentine's Day" (February 14, 1950)
#21 "Home Sweet Home" (February 21, 1950)#22 "South American Job" (February 28, 1950)
#23 "Riley's Quarrel" (March 7, 1960)#24 "Junior and the Bully" (March 14, 1950)
#25 "The Banned Book" (March 21, 1950)#26 "Five Dollar Bill" (March 28, 1950)
THE LIFE OF RILEY: The William Bendix Years
After the short-run Jackie Gleason series expired, William Bendix came to television in the role of Chester A. Riley, reprising the same he did on the long-running radio program and 1948 motion-picture of the same name. This four-disc set contains a TON of television episodes in chronological order. $25.00
#2 "Riley's Business Venture" (April 3, 1953)#3 "Riley Steps Out" (April 10, 1953)
#4 "Riley the Executive" (April 27, 1953)#6 "Riley's Operation" (May 8, 1953)
#12 "Riley's Stomache Ache" (September 18, 1953)#20 "Burning Ambition" (Nov. 20, 1953)
#22 "Riley's Separation" (December 4, 1953)#24 "Riley, the Worrier" (Dec. 18, 1953)
#25 "Riley's Second Honeymoon" (December 25, 1953)#26 "Junior’s Boxing" (January 1, 1954)
#27 "Riley Balances the Budget" (January 8, 1954)#29 "Junior's Double Date" (Jan. 22, 1954)
#33 "The Boss's Niece" (February 19, 1954)#49 "Junior's Secret" (September 17, 1954)
#52 "Destination Brooklyn" (October 8, 1954)#53 "The Watch Dog" (October 15, 1954)
#60 "Riley's Wild Oats" (December 3, 1954)#66 "Come Back Junior" (Jan. 14, 1955)
#67 "Riley Buys a Wrestler" (January 21, 1955)#73 "Chicken Ranch" (March 11, 1955)
#90 "Love Comes to Waldo Binney" (October 7, 1955)#99 "Repeat Performance" (Dec. 9, 1955)
#105 "Babs' Wedding" (January 20, 1956)#107 "Junior Quits School" (Feb. 3, 1956)
#110 "The Train Trip" (February 24, 1956)#132 "Juvenile Delinquent" (Nov. 2, 1956)
#133 "Riley's Lonely Night" (November 9, 1956)#135 "Riley Hires a Nurse" (Nov. 23, 1956)
#136 "Blessed Event" (November 30, 1956)#138 "Honeybee's Mother" (Dec. 14, 1956)
#139 "World' Greatest Grandson" (December 21, 1956)#140 "Double Date" (Dec. 28, 1956)
#141 "Riley Wins a Trip" (January 4, 1957)#142 "Aloha Riley" (Jan. 11, 1957)
#143 "Change in Command" (January 18, 1957)#144 "Strolling the Park" (January 25, 1957)
#145 "Deep in the Heart" (February 1, 1957)#146 "Candid Camera" (February 8, 1957)
#148 "All-American Brain" (February 22, 1957)#149 "Getting Riley's Goat" (Mar. 1, 1957)
#150 "A Young Man's Fancy" (March 8, 1957)#151 "Babs' Dream House" (Mar. 15, 1957)
LIGHTS OUT!
This live dramatic show featured stories of the macabre, murder and mayhem. Walking skeletons, dead corpses returning from the grave, ancient curses, bargains with the devil, and much more. At the beginning of each episode, all you saw were the eyes, and when the camera panned back you caught a glimpse of the decapitated head who introduced you to a half-hour of sheer terror - the candle light would go out and enter the horror story of the evening. Hollywood and broadcast actors from Raymond Massey, Boris Karloff and even Grace Kelly played lead roles on this program. Now you can enjoy these vintage classics. This seven-disc box set contain a ton of episodes (listed below). If you love old-time horror TV shows, we recommend these. $35.00
"And Adam Begot" (July 2, 1951) with Kent Smith"Dead Man's Coat" (May 14, 1951) with Basil Rathbone
"Dark Image" (October 8, 1951) with Donald Woods"The Meddlers" (July 9, 1951) with John Carradine
"Strange Legacy" (February 19, 1951) with Robert Stack"The Deal" (October 22, 1951) with Joseph Wiseman
"The Martian Eyes" (June 4, 1951) Burgess Meredith"The Faceless Man" (August 6, 1951) Robert Sterling
"Another Country" (circa 1952) with Yvonne DeCarlo"The Lost Will of Dr. Rant" (May 7, 1951)
"Beware This Woman" (December 4, 1950) with Veronica Lake
"The Mad Dullaghen" (April 2, 1951) with Glen Langan"The Veil" (October 29, 1951) with Lee J. Cobb
"Perchance to Dream" (December 17, 1951)"Grey Reminder" (April 30, 1951)
"The Man With the Watch" (August 13, 1951) with Peter Cappell
"The Fonceville Curse" (April 23, 1951)"Curtain Call" (February 12, 1951) with Otto Kruger
"The Angry Birds" (December 10, 1951)"Just What Happened" (October 9, 1950)
"Passage Beyond" (June 25, 1951)"The Pattern" (May 28, 1951)
"Will-O-The-Wisp" (October 1, 1951) Robert Stack"Cat's Cradle" (May 21, 1951) with Martha Scott
"Mrs. Manifold" (August 27, 1951)"For Release Today" (January 22, 1951)
"I, Spy" (October 15, 1951)"The Upstairs Floor" (circa 1951) with John Forsythe
"The Silent Supper" (December 3, 1951) with Vanessa Brown
"The Devil in Glencairn" (July 16, 1951) with Richard Carlson
THE LINEUP / SAN FRANCISCO BEAT
Based on the radio program of the same name (and later syndicated under a revised title of San Francisco Beat), this detective program is extremely difficult to find. This three-disc set conatins 10 classic episodes. The price is discounted due to the quality of a few of these episodes which is not up to our usual standards but due to their rarity we offer them for the die-hard fans. $10.00
THE LINEUP (1958)
Motion-picture based on the radio program and TV series of the same name, with Warner Anderson as Lt. Ben Guthrie. This was an official cinema adaptation of the series. $10.00
THE LITTLE RASCALS: THE COMPLETE HAL ROACH SHORTS
Every Hal Roach sound short is included in this eleven-disc box set and as a bonus, a few of the silent classics as well. So if you’ve been wanting the ultimate set of Little Rascals film shorts, this is the box set you do not want to miss! A complete list of all the shorts is featured below. $60.00
Fly My Kite (May 30, 1931)Honky Donkey (June 2, 1934)
Beginner's Luck (Feb. 23, 1935)Hook and Ladder (Aug. 27, 1932)
The First Round-Up (May 5, 1934)Teacher's Beau (April 27, 1935)
Hearts are Thumps (April 3, 1937)Reunion in Phythm (Jan. 9, 1937)
Sprucin' Up (June 1, 1935)Pay as You Exit (October 24, 1936)
Readin' and Writin' (Feb. 2, 1932)Teacher's Pet (Oct. 11, 1930)
School's Out (Nov. 22, 1930)Love Business (Feb. 14, 1931)
Spooky Hooky (Dec. 5, 1936)The Kid From Borneo (April 15, 1933)
Pups is Pups (August 30, 1930)Dogs is Dogs (Nov. 21, 1931)
Fishy Tales (August 28, 1937)Mike Fright (August 25, 1934)
Free Wheeling (October 1, 1932)Bouncing Babes (Oct. 12, 1929)
Glove Taps (Feb. 20, 1937)Washee Ironee (Sept. 29, 1934)
Spanky (March 26, 1932)Little Papa (Sept. 21, 1935)
Two Too Young (Sept. 26, 1936)Choo Choo! (May 7, 1932)
Shiver My Timbers (Oct. 10, 1931)Helping Grandma (Jan. 3, 1931)
Divot Diggers (Feb. 8, 1936)Bored of Education (August 20, 1936)
Mush and Milk (May 27, 1933)The Pooch (June 11, 1932)
The Lucky Corner (March 4, 1935)When the Wind Blows (April 5, 1930)
For Pete's Sake (April 14, 1934)Arbor Day (May 2, 1936)
Birthday Blues (November 12, 1932)Framing Youth (September 11, 1937)
The First Seven Years (March 1, 1930)Hi, Neighbor! (March 3, 1934)
The Pinch Singer (Jan. 4, 1936)Hide and Shriek (June 18, 1938)
Rushin' Ballet (April 24, 1937)Boxing Gloves (Sept. 9, 1929)
Our Gang Follies of 1938 (Dec. 18, 1937)Mama's Little Pirate (November 3, 1934)
Bargain Day (May 2, 1931)Free Eats (Feb. 11, 1932)
Night N' Gales (June 24, 1937)Feed Em and Weep (may 7, 1938)
Wild Poses (Oct. 28, 1933)Mail and Female (Nov. 13, 1937)
Bed Time Worries (Sept. 9, 1933)Derby Day (Nov. 1923)
Fish Hooky (Jan. 28, 1933)Railroadin' (June 15, 1929)
Cat, Dog and Company (Sept. 14, 1929)Dogs of War (July 1, 1923)
Roamin' Holiday (June 12, 1937)Three Men in a Tub (March 26, 1938)
Canned Fishing (Feb. 12, 1938)The Awful Tooth (May 28, 1938)
Bear Shooters (May 17, 1930)Small Talk (May 18, 1929)
Second Childhood (April 11, 1936)Forgotten Babies (March 11, 1933)
Bear Facts (May 8, 1938)Baby Brother (June 1927)
Three Smart Boys (May 13, 1937)The Pigskin Palooka (Oct. 23, 1937)
Bear Shooters (May 17, 1930)Small Talk (May 18, 1929)
Second Childhood (April 11, 1936)Forgotten Babies (March 11, 1933)
Bear Facts (May 8, 1938)Baby Brother (June 1927)
Three Smart Boys (May 13, 1937)The Pigskin Palooka (Oct. 23, 1937)
Olympic Games (Sept. 11, 1927)Big Ears (August 29, 1931)
A Lad and a Lamp (Dec. 17, 1932)Spook Spoofing (January 14, 1928)
Official Officers (June 28, 1925)Little Sinner (October 26, 1935)
Anniversary Trouble (January 19, 1935)
LON CHANEY FILM SHORTS
A compilation of rare film shorts all featuring the great star of silent movies, Lon Chaney.
The Gift Supreme (1920) film short
By the Sun’s Rays (1914) film short
Three Movie Trailers (2 for The Unholy Three and one for Phantom of the Opera)
Grauman’s Chinese Theater Opening (1926) Chaney and wife attend
Life in Hollywood (1927) Reginald Denny, Lon Chaney and others in this Universal back lot tour
MGM Studio Tour (1925) Features Chaney, Irving Thalberg, Norma Shearer, Tod Browning and more.
LOST QUIZ SHOWS OF THE 50s
Four half-hour black and white classics. What would television have been like during the 1950s without game shows? Pretty dull. That’s why we offer four classics that are on the unique side that came and went like a whisper and most people didn’t even know they exist. But they are not forgotten.
Treasure Hunt with wisecracking host Jan Murray and 30 treasure chests to choose from.
It Could Be You! with star Bill Leyden reuniting winners with long-lost relatives and friends.
Juvenile Jury with host Jack Barry and some clever children who solve brainy problems.
Dollar A Second with Jan Murray and a ticking clock before a live studio audience.
LOVE THY NEIGHBOR (1937)
Stars Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Mary Martin, Rochester, and many others. The famous radio feud between Benny and Allen are highlighted in this classic movie that features an animated title opening sequence.
LUM AND ABNER
Collect all seven movies, the complete series in this four-disc box set! Based on the radio series of the same name, here is a great series of movies that are faithfully adapted with the same wit and charm as the radio program! All seven movies! $20.00
The Bashful Bachelor (1942)Dreaming Out Loud (1943)
So This is Washington (1943)Two Weeks to Live (1943)
Lum and Abner Abroad (1956)Partners in Time (1946)
Goin’ To Town (1944)
