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Item 001 Passing of the Third Floor Back
1918/1935 |
Item 002 Jew Suss 1934/1940 Both the 1934 and the 1940 versions are present. Dramatically different approaches to the same story, the first, a brilliant and moving story of life in the 18th century Jewish ghetto of Wurtemburg. And a man who tries to better himself with the help of an evil Duke. The second is the Nazi propaganda historical costume melodrama, where the protagonist of the 1934 film is turned into the Villain. |
Item 003 The Golem
1920/1936 Both the 1920 German version and the 1936 French import are offered - and as a bonus - we're including a 4 minute fragment from the (almost) lost 1915 version. |
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Item 004 The Tudors - 1933/1936
Two films about old Henry that show just how good those quota quickies could be. First, from 1933 we offer Charles Laughton in the title role showing us the Private Life of Henry VIII - then a 1936 look at Lady Jane Grey's short life, from her forced marriage, to her brief reign as monarch of England and finally to her beheading in Tudor Rose (aka Nine Days a Queen). |
Item 005 Robinson vs
Louis 1950/1955 Great film biographies of two of America's greatest sports legends; Jackie Robinson and Joe Louis. In the former, Jackie Robinson plays himself, in the latter Coley Wallace is cast as Joe Louis, because the felt Louis just wasn't the right type! |
Item 006 Take your best
shot 1933/1935 Quota quickie or Poverty row; here are two films, completely different plots - both called; content/doubles.htm A Shot In The Dark. |
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Item 007 Its the
Arizona kid 1930/1939 here again are two films with the same name (Arizona kid), made roughly 10 years apart, but with little in common other than the title and the Western setting. |
Item 008 Back to the
slammer 1943/1955 Here are two great little Prison Pictures; from 1855 its "The Big House USA" and from 1943 we offer "Behind Prison Walls". |
Item 009 The Windy City 1952/1957
Two films of what has been dubbed the noir style (though not by me), set in the Chicgo if the 1950's. Chicago Calling from 1952, and from 1957 its Chicago Confidential. |
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Item 010 Mysteries of the Orient 1931/1935
In the set we offer Chinatown After Dark (from 1931) and the fast paced Chinatown Squad (from 1935). |
Item 011 he Emerald Isle 1958/1959
From 1958, The Loot goes missing in a robbery double-cross in Dublin Nightmare - and then the story of the 1916 Easter Rising, using original footage of the time; Mise Eire (1959) |
Item 012 Spotlight on Julien Duvivier 1930/1939 First up is Au Bonheur Des Dames from 1930, then we offer Duvivier’s La Charrette Fantome from 1939 |
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Item 013 Spotlight on Rene Clair
First a film that became the basis for TV's Early Edition; It Happened Tomorrow, a gem from 1944. Then from the pen of Agatha Christie; And Then There Were None (1945), remade (badly) as Ten Little Indians. |
Item 014 Those teenage
delinquents! A gang of teenage delinquents terrorize a small community in The Choppers, from 1961. Next the son of a hot-rod hating judge soups up a jalopy and makes daddy proud - eventually - in "Hot Rod" from 1950. |
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015 A Bite of the Big Apple Manhattan Love Song, 1934 Manhattan Tower, 1932 |
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016 All Roads lead to The biggest little city Road to Reno, 1931 Night Life In Reno, 1931 |
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017 Son of Those teenage delinquents! Teen Age Crime Wave (AKA Jail Bait), 1955 Teen aged Devil Dolls (AKA One Way Ticket to Hell), 1955 |
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018 A Swinging Sensation Swing Parade of 1946 (made in 1945) Sensations of 1945 (made in 1944) |
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019 Thanking all the Little People Terror Of Tiny Town, 1938 It’s a Small World, 1950 |
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020 This TV thing will never catch on Trapped by Television, 1936 Murder by Television, 1935 |
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021 Lucky 13 1932/1943 First up, the original "The Thirteenth Guest" from 1932, then 11 years later, the remake; "Mystery of the 13th Guest" |
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Item 022 Rathbone and Bruce Volume 1 |
Item 023 Rathbone and Bruce Volume 2 |
Item 024 The UK goes back to the Future |
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025 Son of Lucky 13 1932/1933 Night of June 13th, 1932 Friday The Thirteenth, 1933 |
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026 Popular sites of the 1940s Ghosts of Berkeley Square, 1947 Waterloo Road, 1945 |
Item 027 Tales of the bad guys |
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028 I didn't even know she left Girl Who Came Back, 1935 Woman who Came Back, 1945 |
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029 The Hell you say! Dante's Inferno, 1911 Dante's Inferno, 1924 |
Item 030 Newton's Law |
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Item 032 Holy Detective! |
Item 033 Sheer Hell of 1932 |
Item 034 Embrace The
Dark in 1948 House of Darkness (1948) Daughter of Darkness (1948) |
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Item 035 Chic and Ole Country Gentlemen (1936) See My Lawyer (1945) |
Item 036 A Trip to the
Islands Isle of Destiny (1940) Outcast of the Islands (1951) |
Item 037 Welcome to
the Atomic Age (volume 1) Atomic Brain – 1963 Atomic Man - 1955 |
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Item 038 Welcome to
the Atomic Age (volume 2) Atom Age Vampire – 1960 Atomic Submarine - 1959 |
Item 039 Yellow and
Blue Girl with Green Eyes (1964) Green Eyes (1934) |
Item 040 This Old
House House of the Damned – 1963 House of Secrets - 1936 |
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Item 041 With this
Ring in 1931 Lonely Wives – 1931 Kept Husbands - 1931 |
Item 042 City by the
Bay San Francisco Story – 1952 Fisherman's Warf - 1939 |
Item 043 Bella in the
UK Dark Eyes of London – 1939 My Son The Vampire - 1952 |
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Item 044 Men of the
Alphabet C Man – 1949 T Men - 1947 |
Item 45 Yesterday is
today's... Tomorrow Is Forever – 1946 Tomorrow we Live - 1942 |
Item 046 Charles Laughton rides again 1939/1945 Okay, that whole "rides again" image really doesn't play well with Laughton, but here are two classic outings (outings?) staring the great man; Jamaica Inn from 1939 and Captain Kidd from 1945. |
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