Comedies

Maurice Chevalier and Claudette Colbert light up the screen in this charming musical comedy The Smiling Lieutenant directed by Ernst Lubitsch. While on patrol, Lieutenant Nikolaus Niki von Preyn (Chevalier) winks at his beautiful love interest, Franzi...

When a woman goes back to college after raising a family, she becomes the rival of her daughter for the affections of a handsome young professor.

Down on their luck, the Ritz Brothers pass themselves off as hillbillies in order to land a radio booking.

In SOMETHING FOR THE BOYS, three New York cousins - machinist Blossom (Vivian Blaine), showgirl Chiquita (Carmen Miranda), and con man Harry (Phil Silvers) - inherit Magnolia Manor, a Texas plantation. A charming family summer house, right? Wrong: This...

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.

A reclusive painter gets more than he bargained for when he adopts the identity of his recently deceased valet.

As Walter Winchell feuds with bandleader Ben Bernie, a young singer in Ben's band falls in love.

The women who work the lines at a Los Angeles phone-sex service are being brutally murdered, and the perpetrator may be one of the clients. The anonymous nature of the service, and a host of strange characters, make the list of suspects lengthy. The...

Sid Caesar, Alan Arkin, and Rob Reiner lead an all-star comedy about Benny Fikus, a department store owner, on the verge of bankruptcy. Benny (Vincent Gardenia) comes up with a scheme to have his friend Sherman burn his business down, to collect the...

Sex-comedy about the competition between two run-down gas stations on the same street. When the owner of one hires sexy young girls as attendants, the other station is in trouble.

BOBBIKINS stars Shirley Jones and Max By graves as the parents of the title character, an infant who talks like an adult. By graves is the only one who hears the infant speak, leading others to believe he is losing his mind.

Based on Mordecai Richlers semi-autobiographical novel, JOSHUA THEN AND NOW relates the life and times of a Jewish writer living in Canada whose father was a small-time gangster, and who marries into a politically and socially prominent WASP family.