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OLD MOTHER RILEY 13 FILM COLLECTION 6 DVD BOXSET+ART

The part of the Irish washerwoman Old Mother Riley was played by Arthur Lucan, and his wife Kitty McShane played Old Mother Riley's daughter, Kitty. It was essentially a drag act but also a double act. They were hugely successful at the time, playing music halls,He toured Ireland, where he met and subsequently married Kathleen "Kitty" McShane. Together they developed a double act - Old Mother Riley and her daughter Kitty. They achieved some success with a sketch called 'Bridget's Night Out'. For this he first wore drag, and began to develop the character of Old Mother Riley. Whilst in Dublin, he changed his name to Lucan, and they continued to perform as 'Lucan and McShane'.

Obviously, the first FLASH GORDON (1936) serial was sufficiently successful that Universal decided to make this 1938 followup.

As enjoyable as the first 13-chapters were, this 15-chapter opus is by far my favorite and I am not alone in feeling it is superior, making it one of the few film sequels to surpass the original.

As with the original, some of my favorite guilty pleasures are its innocence - its scientific naivete. But this time around, instead of the "monster of the week" that Flash had to grapple with in the original, the sequel is less episodic with more of a developing story, although during the last several chapters, it does run out of steam and seems a bit padded.

The Clay People make, first, good antagonists and, later, worthy allies, although their makeup and costumes are far from imaginative. There is just something simultaneously creepy and sad about them, and they made an indelible impression on me when I first saw this serial as a child on TV in the early 1950's.

The music featured is pretty much identical to that in the first serial but it seems to play a more important role, coming up louder at times of dramatic tension or during action scenes. (In addition to the music of Liszt and earlier Universal films, music from BOMBAY MAIL (1934), THE BLACK CAT (1934), BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935), SUTTER'S GOLD (1936), DRACULA'S DAUGHTER (1936), DESTINATION UNKNOWN (1933) and Alexandre Iljinsky's ORGY OF THE SPIRITS was used.) On the whole, this follow-up seems better photographed and directed than the first one, and this in all probability can be credited to co-director Ford Beebe who was a prolific director of B pictures and serials for Mascot, Columbia and Republic, including the BUCK ROGERS (1939) serial which also starred Buster Crabbe.

POPEYE 16 CARTOONS 2 DVD CLASSIC

Popeye the Sailor is a famous comic strip character, later featured in popular animated cartoons. He was created by Elzie Crisler Segar

Popeye started out as a character in E.C. Segar's comic strip "Thimble Theatre" in 1929. He first appeared in the strip, which starred Castor Oyl as the main character, in 1929 and quickly became a fan favorite. In due time he had taken over the strip. The sailor made his first theatrical appearance on July 14, 1933 in the Fleischer Betty Boop cartoon "Popeye the Sailor." RELIVE YOUR CHILDHOOD WITH THIS TO 2 DVD 16 CARTOONS THIS IS A CLASSIC .

This classic 1942 Superman cartoon features Superman against a Superman impostor who is trying to destroy the city.

The radiation from a fallen satellite might have caused the recently deceased to rise from the grave and seek the living to use as food. This is the situation that a group of people penned up in an old farmhouse must deal with.

The dead come back to life and eat the living in this low budget, black and white film.

Several people barricade themselves inside a rural house in an attempt to survive the night. Outside are hordes of relentless, shambling zombies who can only be killed by a blow to the head

1935's The 39 Steps is the film that really put Alfred Hitchcock on the map as a world-class movie director. With its mixture of classic Hitchcockian wit, dark (and light) humor, and suspense, it brought to the fore the man's genius and set the stage for many a classic thriller to come. Robert Donat is excellent in the role of Richard Hannay, a young Canadian who finds himself in between a rock and a hard place after his encounter with a young female spy in London, while Madeleine Carroll brings beauty, grace, and a sense of romance to Hannay's increasingly harrowing quest to not only prove himself innocent of murder but to safeguard the defense of Great Britain from foreign agents. All he has to go on are a cryptic reference to something called "the 39 steps," a name of a town in Scotland, and a warning to stay away from any man missing the upper digit on his right pinkie finger.

When the American comedy team known as The Three Stooges came together in 1925, they were doing stooging for stage and vaudeville comedian Ted Healy. The team consisted of Healy's lifelong friend Moe Howard, who'd unsuccessfully pursued a dramatic acting career in his youth; Moe's brother Shemp, who'd previously teamed with his sibling in a fifth-rate blackface act; and Larry Fine, fresh from a vaudeville turn in which he played the violin while doing a Russian dance. Healy preferred his stooges short, stupid-looking and adorned with bizarre hairstyles — Moe, Shemp and Larry fit the first two qualifications naturally, meeting the third requirement by having Moe wear a Beatles-style trim, Shemp an unkempt mop of hair split down the middle, and Larry a frizzy Einstein-like hairdo

RONALD HOWARD SHERLOCK HOLMES COLLECTION 43 EPISODES 6 DVD BOX SET

Before entering into acting, Ronald Howard, son of British actor Leslie Howard, worked as a journalist following college. After serving in the Royal Navy, he began his acting career, his official debut, "While The Sun Shines", in 1947. His greatest acting success came with the 1954-1955 series, "Sherlock Holmes", with Howard in the title role. His best years were the late forties and fifties.ALL OUR DVDS HAVE ARTWORK WHICH IS EXCELLENT

BASIL RATHBONE 14 FILM SHERLOCK HOLMES SUPERB BOXSET + 3 BONUS SHERLOCK HOLMES CLASSICS

step back in time and live the magic of basil rathbone as sherock holmes with this compleat collection of all 14 films on 6 dvds, from the first film in 1939 to the last in 1946.

The Adventures
of
Robinson Crusoe
Tv Series
All 13 episodes on 2 DVDs

Fantastic oppurtunity to purchase this set of DVDs

Part 1. [First shown Tues. 12th. October 1965 on BBC 1 at 5pm.]
Whilst travelling on a ship form Brazil to Africa, a violent storm casts Robinson onto a desert island off the coast of South America. He spends his solitude in remembering his youthful escapades in York.
Part 2. [Shown 19th. October 1965.]
Alone on his island, Robinson solves the problem of food and meets his first companion.
Part 3. [Shown 26th. October 1965.]
Robinson remembers the day he left home and travelled to Hull to seek a ship.
Part 4. [Shown 2nd November 1965.]
Robinson brings ashore all he can salvage from the wreck of the "Esmerelda".
Part 5. [Shown 9th. November 1965.]
In the intervals of building a shelter and making furniture, Robinson recalls how he was assumed to be dead by his friends and was sold into slavery.
Part 6. [Shown 16th. November 1965.]
Robinson with fire in his hut and begins to make a canoe.
Part 7. [Shown 23rd. November 1965.]
Robinson relates how he came to be involved in the wreck of the "Esmerelda".
Part 8. [Shown 30th. November 1965.]
Robinson discovers an abandoned ship and pirate's treasure hoard.
Part 9. [Shown 7th. December 1965.]
Having drifted with the pirate ship Robinson lands on another deserted shore.
Part 10. [Shown 14th. December 1965.]
Robinson encounters the cannibals and rescues Friday.
Part 11. [Shown 21st. December 1965.]
Robinson tries to teach Friday how to become civilised but Friday runs away.
Part 12. [Shown 28th. December 1965.]
Friday returns and other unwelcome visitors arrive on the island.
Part 13. [Shown 30th. December 1965.]
Friday and Robinson come to terms with the mutineers.
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THE COMPLETE CASEY JONES COLLECTION ON 4 DVD'S 32 EPISODES
Alan Hale Jr. went on to be the skipper on Gilligans Island, an actor in numerous movies and TV guest spots, Hale passed away on January 2, 1990.
Bobby Clark acted in almost a dozen movies and appeared as a guest on such TV series as Gunsmoke, Wanted Dead Or Alive, Perry Mason and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Eddie Waller started out in Vaudeville before hitting the Hollywood scene in 1936, and starred in over 170 movies, appearing with such greats as Tim Holt and Allan "Rocky" Lane." He also had numerous TV guest spots such as, Lassie, Laramie, Broken Arrow, Wagon Train, Adventures Of Jim Bowie, Empire and Man Without A Gun. Waller passed away on August 20, 1977.
Dubb Taylor one of the more famous faces of Hollywood appeared in over 140 movies and over 56 TV shows. Most notable appearances where, Bonanza, Little House On The Prairie, Gunsmoke and as Daddy Jones on Designing Women , and movies such as Back To The Future Part III, Bandalero, Shakiest Gun In The West, No Time For Sergeants and Cannon Ball Run II. Dubb passed away on October 3, 1994.
Pat Hogan was in over 2 dozen movies, always playing the Indian. He appeared in several TV guest spots such as, Daniel Boone, The Rifleman, Zorro, Broken Arrow, and Gunsmoke. One of the movies he appeared in was the 1960 Elvis movie Flaming Star.
Mary Lawrence (Alice Jones) appeared in a little over a dozen movies, and appeared on such TV series as Love That Bob, Leave it to Beaver and Northwest passage. Mary passed away on Sept. 24, 1991.
Disc 1
1. Night Mail
2. Spur Line To Danger
3. Death Rides The Tender
4. The Gunslinger
5. A Badge For Casey
6. The Trackwalker
7. Prison Train
8. The President's Special
Disc 2
1. Way Station
2. Satan's Wail
3. The Old Timer
4. The Run To Deadwood
5. The Maurauders
6. One Way Ticket
7. The Lost Train
8. Storm Warning
Disc 3
1. Iron Men
2. Girl In The Cab
3. Night Run
4. Layover At Jamestown
5. The Black Box
6. Star Witness
7. The Dutch Clock
8. The Dark Rider
Disc 4
1. Dangerous Hours
2. The Treasure Of Sam Bass
3. Hard Luck Train
4. The Silk Train
5. Lethal Journey
6. Honeymoon Express
7. The Fire-Eater
8. Mrs. Casey Jones
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