Harry Joe Brown

An explosive war story about an American ragtag battalion stranded in the great African desert, after the fall of Tobruk during World War II.

At the end of the Civil War, a small band of Confederate soldiers ambush a Union gold shipment. To their horror, they learn from a dying soldier that the war between the North and the South has been over for a month. Now facing certain criminal prosecution for acts committed while they thought the war was on, the troop seeks refuge in a stagecoach waystation. A feisty ex-Union army nurse and three others are held captive while the men plot their next...

Believing that it is good for their daughter Wendy, Joe Ballantine and his wife Kit decide to retire their vaudeville act and move the family to a small New England town. But despite Wendy's many attempts to charm the locals, she and her family are given the cold shoulder. This is, until a hurricane hits the town, and because of their generosity, strength and conviction in the face of disaster, it appears that the troupers just might win over the...

Three bandits hold up a stagecoach and take a hostage but are outwitted by a rancher.

Molly Adair is a toiling stage actress in New York City. She aspires to make it big in the fledgling motion picture business. As the years pass, Molly's star continues to rise. Hollywood director Michael Linnet Connors discovers Molly and takes her from a Broadway understudy to a 1913 Hollywood star. She marries her co-star thinking Connors is not in love with her. Connors fires both of them, damaging his career.

Governor Pieter Stuyvesant comes to New Amsterdam in 1647, and he is not prepared to countenance resistance to his rule. Young Brom Broeck is not prepared to accept authoritarian government. Stuyvesant cannot get rid of Brom; execution does not work, and neither do Stuyvesant's efforts to take away Brom's girl, Tina. Finally, Brom and Stuyvesant form an alliance to create democracy, a happy medium between dictatorship and mob rule.