All prints are complete with beginning and end titles, unless otherwise noted in the descriptions

"ADVENTURE OF MARTIN EDEN" 1942, Glenn Ford, Claire Trever,  Dickie Moore exciting Jack London tale, exc. shape- $125

"AN UNMARRIED WOMAN"  1978, Jill Clayburgh, **** star film has low fade color, exc. shape- $125

"BLOCKADE" 1938, Henry Fonda, romance set against the Spanish Civil War, v.g. Kodak density print- $95

"CALIFORNIA CONQUEST" 1952, Cornel Wilde, Teresa Wright, adventure film is a v.g. to exc. print- $140                        

A Chump at Oxford, directed by Alfred J. Goulding, written by Harry Langdon, and Charley Rogers  and released in 1940 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, was the penultimate Laurel and Hardy film made at the Hal Roach studios. Originally released as a featurette at forty minutes long, twenty minutes were later added for the British and European distribution. This print is the extra long version. Excellent Blackhawk original print, complete with all beginning and end titles- $165

"COURAGE OF THE NORTH" 1935, (Morton Of The Mounted) John Preston, Dynamite the Wonder Horse, great Kodak density, v.g. to exc. shape- $125

"DEAD MEN'S EYES" 1944, the third "Inner Sanctum" film, stars Lon Chaney Jr

"DESERT DESPERADOS" 1959,  RKO, Ruth Roman, Akim Taniroff, Adventure in the Egyptian desert, filled with intrigue and danger, v.g. to excellent shape- $90                                  

"DURANGO KID, THE" 1940, Columbia, Charles Starrett, First of the Durango Kid series of features, print us v.g. to exc.- $95                            

"GREENWICH VILLAGE" 1944, lavish Fox Musical starring Carmen Miranda,  Don Ameche,  William Bendix, Vivian Blaine, Felix Bressart,  Sally de Marco,  B.S. Pully, Four Step Bros. Excellent B&W print,  $95

HALF A SIXPENCE 1967, Tommy Steele, splashy musical,  was adapted from H.G. Wells's novel, Kipps, and it saw considerable success as a stage vehicle for the exuberant Tommy Steele.Lavishly mounted by old pro director George Sidney, and boasting some echt-sixties photography by the great Geoffrey Unsworth, Half a Sixpence offers its share of eye candy. The blowhard presence of Cyril Ritchard and the spectacular dancing of Grover Dale help. Then there's Tommy Steele, whose stage-scaled performance is all teeth and hair; he attacks the razzmatazz numbers with ferocity--maybe more ferocity than charm. Songs by David Heneker.   IB TECHNICOLOR, Letterboxed, v.g. to exc. shape, 125 min. $135

"INVITATION TO HAPPINESS" 1939  Irene Dunne, Fred MacMurray, Charles Ruggles, beautiful print, uncut- $200 

KING OF KINGS  Cecil B. Demille's  elaborate 1927 silent film has extreme energy, its range of terrific performances, and, just its considerable beauty as a superbly crafted silent film.

 The King of Kings remains one of Hollywood’s most remarkable achievements. The sound is in the RCA Photophone System, A trade name given to one of four major competing technologies that emerged in the American film industry in the late 1920s for synchronizing electronically recorded audio to a motion picture image. RCA Photophone was a variable-area film exposure system. It has a full musical score and

sound and choral effects.The first movie that premiered at the legendary Cinema Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles, on May 18, 1927. Original print is in excellent shape with beautiful contrast and runs 115 minutes with all credits. Black and white- $225                  

KING RALPH  1991, John Goodman,  Peter O'Toole,  John Hurt, David Ward made his reputation on his original screenplay of The Sting, but his career as a director has been built on lightweight comedies filled with generous spirit and slight aspirations. King Ralph delivers on that level. After a freak accident kills every immediate member of the British royal family, a search of the royal bloodline uncovers an unlikely candidate: portly Las Vegas lounge singer John Goodman. How will this gauche, exuberant red-blooded American mix with the snooty aristocratic bluebloods? Blustery, big-hearted Goodman brings the common touch to the palace with the enthusiastic spirit of a beer-guzzling, burger-eating Everyman who hammers out a mean rock & roll piano--even at official functions. John Hurt plays his conniving rival, an overlooked lord who plots the King's demise, while Peter O'Toole brings quiet dignity to his role as the King's private secretary and guide through the maze of etiquette and diplomacy.  Print is like new  $225

"LAST HURRAH, THE" 1958, classic political drama directed by John Ford starring Spencer Tracy, Jeffery Hunter, Basil Rathbone, Pat O'Brien, John Carradine, James Gleason,  Top notch film is in v.g. to exc. shape- 1958, classic political drama directed by John Ford starring Spencer Tracy, Jeffery Hunter, Basil Rathbone, Pat O'Brien, John Carradine, James Gleason,  Top notch film is in v.g. to exc. shape-  $150   

MARCH OF THE WOODEN SOLDERS 1934, All time classic Laurel & Hardy films

THE MERCENARY- Franco Nero, Jack Palance.  From the opening moments tIll the finale what isn't there not to like about The Mercenary as everything comes together making this film one of the more enjoyable Spaghetti westerns. Low fade LPP color,v.g. to exc. shape- $120

MOONLIGHT SONATA- 1937 Charles Farrell, Ignacy Jan Paderewski. wonderful movie for classical music lovers, film almost plays as a historical record of the famous pianist Ignace Paderewski's marvellous playing. Charles Farrell and Barbara Greene are the romantic leads and the tale revolves around the survivors of a plane crash who are guests of the aristocratic Baroness Lindenborg (Marie Tempest). Original print is in v.g. to exc. shape- $175

MORGAN THE PIRATE- 1962, Steve Reeves ACTION PACKED swashbuckler has nice SP KODAK color, print is v.g. to exc. shape, COMPLETE WITH ALL BEGINNING &END CREDITS flat- $115

"NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART" 1944, Clifford Odets wrote and directed, based on the best-selling novel by the same name, written by Richard Llewellyn. Cary Grant's 46th movie and the only time he will be directed by Clifford Odets, and the only time he will star with Ethel Barrymore, who won an Oscar for best supporting actress for her role as "Ma" in 1944, with June DuPrez, Jane Wyatt,  Barry Fitzgerald and Dan Duryea,  Cary will be nominated for an Oscar for best actor for this film, C&C print, excellent shape- $150        

"PORTRAIT OF JENNY"- William Dieterle's 1948 masterpiece Portrait of Jennie a fantasy film based on the novella by Robert Nathan. It tells the story of an impoverished painter in New York City, who meets a fey little girl in Central Park wearing old-fashioned clothing. He makes a lovely sketch of her from memory which involves him with an art dealer who is impressed with his work. This inspires him to paint a portrait of her - the "Portrait Of Jennie." He later falls in love with her, when she soon transforms into a mysterious young woman, as she has seemed to age a few years each time he meets her. Print is in excellent shape, original, uncut with all titles, print is all black and white. $165

"RAIN"  1932, Maxwell Anderson, Beulah Bondi, Walter Catlett, Joan Crawford, William Gargan, Walter Huston, Guy Kibbee, Matt Moore, Lavish treatment of the stage play based on W. Somerset Maugham's novel set on a remote Samoan island, where career girl Joan Crawford incites the religious zeal, and eventual lust, of reform-minded pulpiteer Walter Huston. Directed by Lewis Milestone. 92 min. print is excellent, has a emulsion line in the first 5 min.- $135            

"RASPUTIN, THE MAD MONK" 1966 Hammer film, Christopher Lee, excellent low fade LPP color, print is exc. flat, - $145

                           THE SAINT

THE SAINT'S VACATION 1940, Hugh Sinclair, Sally Gray, Arthur MacRae, excellent shape-  $160

THE SAINT MEETS THE TIGER  1943, Hugh Sinclair, Clifford Evans, excellent shape- $160    

"SILVER WHIP" 1951, Dale Robertson, Rory Calhoun, Robert Wagner, actionful western, exc. print- $125

"SONG OF THE SOUTH"- not the usual browish SP Kodak color print, this has

 EXC. Low fade Agfa color, exc. shape, COMPLETE AND UNCUT   $750

"TALES OF ROBIN HOOD" 1951, Robert Clarke, Mary Hatcher, Hal Roach Production exc. Kodak density print- $90  

"TALL IN THE SADDLE" 1944, John Wayne, Ella Raines, Ward Bond, George 'Gabby' Hayes, Fast paced entertaining western with plenty of brawls and tough gunplay, excellent b&W  print- $175

"THIS SIDE OF THE LAW' 1950, Viveca Lindfors, Kent Smith, Monte Blue, print is v.g. to exc.- $75

TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN- 1956,  James Cagney, Directed by Robert Wise, excellent low fade LPP color, flat, print is exc.- $145