Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Little Old New York is the exciting film drama of innovator Robert Fulton and his invention of the steam engine.

The divorced father of a mischievous boy sends his son to day-care and falls in love with the teacher, but soon his ex-wife appears and begins making demands.

The pint-sized son of a down-on-his-luck big-league baseball player is unexpectedly appointed manager of a struggling baseball team.

In 1896, a Greek actress hungry for publicity publicly announces that she will marry the winner (her true love is a shoo-in) of the local marathon, but when a poor shepherd wins the race, the actress is forced to make good on her promise.

A university chemistry instructor accidentally discovers a compound that causes baseballs to curve. He uses this knowledge to become a pitching phenomenon.

An Iowa druggist becomes embittered when his son's life is cut short during World War II. The grieving father, helped by a friendly spirit, goes on a voyage of discovery and reconciliation.

Football coach George Cooper has as many problems managing his football team as he has at home dealing with his daughters, Ellen and Connie.

The son of a U.S. Army general, unjustly accused of giving orders which resulted in a massacre in 1880, visits the boom-town of Furnace Creek, Arizona seeking evidence of his father's innocence.

A man humors a wife who wants a singing career despite the fact that he has a great voice.

Three Army Privates go to New York City to sing in a nationally televised contest and meet girls.

A youngster joins the crew of his grandfather's whaling ship.

A serial killer plagues the streets of Mexico City while the son of a wrongly accused musician seeks to clear his father's name.