Lewis Seiler

"Dr. Niles Nelson, an inveterate horse player, is lured by the promise of easy money into becoming doctor to crime boss Joe Gurney and his gang. When Niles is killed by the police while attending to one of Gurney's men, his wife, Dr. Carol Nelson, falls under suspicion of also being in league with the gangsters. Under threat of having her license revoked, Carol is desperate to establish her innocence, and sets up her medical practice in the small...

This strikingly realistic film follows a devoted platoon of Marines through the terrors of war in the South Pacific.

After doing time for a crime he didn't commit, young Joe Bell also gets picked up for vagrancy and forced to work on a rock farm. A showdown with his sadistic foreman ends in accidental death. Joe runs away with the foreman's stepdaughter, and waits for his fate.

A Navy officer falls in love in "Seven sinners." A moonshiner must struggle with his family's past in "The shepherd of the hills." In a rags-to-riches tale of frindship, love and power are brought together in "Pittsburgh." In one of his most unusual roles ever, John Wayne portrays Genghis Khan in "The conqueror." An American Air Force colonel is assigned to escort defecting Soviet pilot Anna in "Jet pilot."

"Who wants to hire a three-time loser? No one, so Duke Berne falls in with crooks planning an armored car heist. Then an ex-flame, and the gun she levels at his heart, persuades him not to take part. But once a con, always a suspect [and] the law frames him for the crime and sends him to the Big House. Just don't expect Duke Berne to be on the inside long"--Container.

Fifteen fabulous feature-length musicals from the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.