Film Chest

Wayne has to prove he is responsible to win the heart of Judy and outwit the saloon owner.

After the Civil War Jeff swears he will never use a gun again. When he realizes that a local rancher is using brute force to claim land for the railroad where settlers are farming his plans change.

Dick Tracy is on the trail of the murderer slashing victims.

With a $10,000 note Roy co-signed for the Pioneers due, he plans to get the money from the reward for the capture of the Gypsy. After Roy captures him, he lets him go realizing he is innocent and it's not long before the real outlaws reveal themselves.

The sheriff quits to become a prospector after he thinks he killed his friend. He meets the dead man's sister and beings to help her on her ranch and then she finds out who he is and what he has done.

Captain Kidd is a notorious pirate but he still manages to be hired to escort a ship from India loaded with treasure.

A plot revolving around alcohol, drunkenness and temperance.

Historical film about a count, Fernan Gonzalez.

Foxy and Jon were foes in their pre-military days, but now find themselves uncomfortably reunited during wartime in this patriotic World War II adventure. The duo lock horns during flight-school training and even find themselves fighting over the same girl. But when their mission takes them to the South Pacific, only one thing matters. In addition to the film's co-stars, Chester Morris and Richard Arlen, viewers get to see Jimmy Lydon (on the cusp of fame for his "Henry Aldrich" roles) and one...

A popular small-town singer dubbed "The Bronze Venus" gets offered a shot at the big time in New York City, but it will mean leaving behind the loyal promoter who helped her make it this far. This remarkable film, one of the many so-called "race movies" made in the 1930s and '40s for the all-black theaters in existence at the time, also marks the screen debut of a 20 year-old Lena Horne, and co-stars Ralph Cooper, longtime host of "Amateur Night At The Apollo". In the film debut of Lena Horne,...

This Academy Award-nominated documentary chronicles the US assault on Japanese-held island Iwo Jima during World War II. The iconic image of six soldiers planting an American flag atop Mt. Suribachi is captured here as it happened, as is a stunning array of up-close and sometimes graphic footage, all shot by the military's own "embedded" photo-journalists. Some 7,000 US soldiers and 20,000 Japanese were killed during the course of this 5-week battle; less than five months later the US would...

A wealthy, uptight Wall Street stockbroker in the late 1800s runs his household with an iron fist, much to the amusement of his family and staff. These legendary tales, first written by Clarence Day, Jr, for the New Yorker Magazine, were developed into Life With Father, the longest running non-musical play in Broadway history. This Hollywood adaptation resulted in a faithful and delightful retelling, starring William Powell, James Lydon, Irene Dunn and Elizabeth Taylor. Due to a dispute with...