Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

A professional gambler discovers his long-lost son in trouble on board a cruise ship. The boy is being framed by an evil woman for a jewel theft he didn't commit. The gambler helps the boy by using all his clever charms to get into the woman's cabin to obtain evidence to clear his son.

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. The Italian-born Dolenz (1908-1963) was discovered by famed produced Howard Hughes and signed to RKO in the 1940's, billed as the "European Leading Man". He is best remembered as the...

A hit man hijacks a boat and the married couple aboard in order to carry out a contract on a deposed dictator in the Caribbean.

Westerns made up 25 percent of the films produced during Hollywood's Golden Age. With the studios releasing several a month, it was inevitable that not all of them would reach the high standards set by directors like John Ford and Raoul Walsh. In fact, the Western was most commonly a 'B' picture, a movie that was shown after the main, higher-budgeted attraction. What these films lacked in sophistication they more than made up for in thrills and excitement that kept many a moviegoer glued to...

The amazing story of a beautiful, ruthless woman who used her family and friends in her schemes to send arms to Israel to protect her future as a Coptic in Egypt; when her arms are discovered, she turns to prostitution to remain in the good graces of the government.

The Cisco Kid rides again! This time, he robs a bank to save pretty widow Sally Benton and her ranch. After developing a good relationship with Sally's children, he risks life and limb in order to save her little one. Warner Baxter, Edmund Lowe, Conchita Montenegro and Nora Lane star in this western tale.

A mercenary is hired to kidnap a young Prince -- who turns out to be grateful to be kidnapped.

The Prince of Pep (1925): Dr. James Leland is a wealthy physician engaged to nurse Marion Nord. Working late at the hospital, he catches his assistant, Hugh Powell, stealing a supply of cocaine. The thief knocks James unconscious and dumps his body in the river. The doctor survives, but is stricken with amnesia. He takes on the identity of 'The Black X', a masked vigilante who comes to aid of the poor and suffering. His altruistic activities bring him to the attention of Powell, who has become...

Death Fangs (1934): Along with Rin Tin Tin, Flash the Wonder Dog was one of the most famous canine film stars during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Inspired by the Lindbergh kidnapping of two years prior, Flash rescues the infant son of a rich couple. Legendary stuntman Dave Sharpe, who appeared in thousands of films, plays Flash's owner. All In One (1938): A dog may be man's best friend, but his car isn't far behind. This industrial film shows how the virtues of different breeds of dogs can all...

Three disc set includes "Diplomatic Courier" (1952), "Love Is News" (1937), and "American Guerilla In The Philippines" (1950).

In 1928 Chicago, a big shot gangster with a soft heart falls for a nice girl who doesn't realize that he's a racketeer. Directed by Academy Award nominee Alexander Hall , the film includes Paul Douglas, Jean Peters, Cesar Romero and Keenan Wynn.

On the night that Duke Foster wins his first heavyweight boxing title, he retires to marry his girlfriend Susan, promising her that he will never return to the ring. A few years later her father, Wall Street financier Arnold Corbin, loses $200,000 in clients' money and confides to Duke that he faces disgrace and prison. To make some fast money on Corbin's behalf, Duke offers to step out of retirement and compete in a match that's sure to be a sellout. Racketeers who want Duke to throw the...