Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Princess Alexandra is to marry her cousin Albert, the crown prince. The womanizing Albert, however, has no use for a stuck-up Princess. To make him jealous, Alexandra's mother instructs the girl to flirt with Dr. Walter, a tutor employed by the royal family. The queen's plan backfires when the handsome Walter melts Alexandra's icy heart. But a Princess, of course, cannot marry a commoner. Choosing her own happiness will cost Alexandria a kingdom...The Swan is the first film adaptation of...

In a secret fortress hidden somewhere in the remote, uncharted regions of the Earth, scientist Captain Z-Ro monitors human history through his Time Screen. Whenever events unfold contrary to the history books, Z-Ro and his young companion, Jet, use their time machine to go back in time and set things right. With the trustworthy Roger the Robot and their spaceship ZX-99, the brave explorers in time and space learn that the best way to plan for the future is by learning from the past. Premiering...

Sign on for adventure with Clutch Cargo, his young pal, Spinner, and their dog, Paddlefoot, as they travel the globe on dangerous missions! Shifty crooks and spies lurk around every corner, and deadly cliff-hanging perils await our heroes in every episode! A surprise hit in children's television of the late 1950s, the serialized adventure cartoon Clutch Cargo introduced audiences to the patented Syncro-Vox animation system. To keep production costs low, voice actors were filmed as they...

George Dolenz stars as Edmond Dantes, the hero of Alexandre Dumas' legendary adventure novel, in this rarely-seen television series. Dantes is a man falsely imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. Escaping from jail, he creates the new identity of 'The Count of Monte Cristo' to track down the men who framed him. Each episode would take Dantes, along with his friends Jacopo and Rico, to a new exotic locale. Well-remembered but rarely rebroadcast since it originally aired, The Count of Monte...

JUS' TRAVLIN' (1925): Drifting cowboy Bob Speed comes across pretty Peggy Rankin being accosted by outlaw Jean Le Roque. Bob sends the wily fiend back home with a black eye, but Peggy explains that he won't give up that easily. Peggy's father recently discovered a gold mine, and La Roque thinks that by marrying her he'll be entitled to the deed. Bob decides to stick around the gold mine to make sure La Roque doesn't cause any more trouble...and the fact that Peggy's easy on the eyes doesn't...

Deep in the frozen tundra of the Great White North lies the Caribou trading post, manned only by a few brave people with ice in their veins. One of them is fur trapper Gabriel Dupre, who plans to marry pretty Felice McTavish after completing his next job. Shad Galloway, de facto boss of the outpost, also has designs on Felice. He orders Gabriel to deliver some furs during a violent storm, hoping the hazardous weather will kill him. Gabriel's sled does indeed crack up on the ice, but he is...

In 1917, America was in the grip of a patriotic fervor as it entered the First World War. To capitalize on this feeling of goodwill, the World Film Company produced a movie based on the legend of Quaker seamstress Betsy Ross, who was said to have sewn the first American flag during the Revolutionary War. Since even in 1917 details of Ms. Ross' creation of the flag were sparse (and disputed to have happened at all by historians today) playwright Henry A. Du Souchet concocted a love story to...

DeWitt Porter, wealthy young man-about-town and antiques collector, meets pretty heiress Norma Britt when she accidentally smashes into his car while speeding. Curious as to why the girl was in such a rush, he learns that she is seeing Lester Vaughn, a small-time gambler and con man. Though perplexed by what a girl like Norma could possibly see in such a man, Porter puts aside these questions to attend to the acquisition of a rare jade Buddha. He does not realize that the owner of the Buddha...

Millionaire Jack Warren seeks big game and adventure in the jungles of Africa, accompanied by his companion, former prizefighter Pat O'Malley. The pair discover an isolated tribe of slavers and ivory hunters ruled by Madro, a fugitive from American justice. But among the tribe's prisoners is an amnesiac young woman called Princess Lola, who can only remember that her father is ruler of a vast kingdom. The greedy and sadistic Madro, knowing there must be some truth to the girl's tales, wants to...

When it ran in network TV's prime time in 1954, Medic was a television milestone. A pioneering, innovative and often controversial show, known for its realistic and honest portrayal of the medical profession, it featured well documented case histories "dedicated to the profession of medicine and to the men and women who labor in its cause." The four Medic episodes here, each one introduced by the stern yet friendly face of Doctor Konrad Styner (Richard Boone), are representative of the...

Two films spotlight young actor Jackie Moran, best known for his role as Buddy, the youthful co-pilot in Buster Crabbe's Buck Rogers serial of 1939. Moran also appeared as Huckleberry Finn in David O. Selznick's adaption of The Adventures Of Tom Sawyer, which featured Haunted House co-star Marcia Mae Jones as well. Director Robert McGowan, is best known for his film work during the late 20s and early 30s and for many Our Gang shorts.Barefoot Boy (1939, B&W): Billy Whittaker and his pals are...

Dr. Rosemary Walsh is a month away from parole, having served four years in a Federal Prison for a mercy killing. When her cell mates overpower a guard and escape, Rosemary is forced, against her will, to join them. Abandoned in a rural backwoods, she plans to turn herself in to the authorities, when she meets Dr. Steve Carey. He falls in love with the beautiful but notorious fugitive, and pretends not to recognize her. Steve gives her sanctuary on his sprawling country farm and she aids him...