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Western about a cavalry officer who helps save a family's ranch from land grabbers.

Road to Hollywood is the 1946 blockbuster hit that documents singer and dancer extraordinaire Bing Crosby's rise to dizzying heights of fame and celebrity.

If one is looking for an absurd romp through Mexico transporting a giant full grown African elephant, Machine Gun Mama is just the film. Reminiscent of rib splitting silent film two-reelers, Machine Gun Mama is short on story but long on brainless good times and mayhem. Just for a chance to meet the gorgeous Nita Cordoba (Armida), two not so intelligent Americans take an elephant halfway through Mexico in order to sell it to the carnival owner. In a good way, it's hard to figure out who the real show stealer is in this screwball film: the machine gun blasting and voluptuous Armida, the mustache twirling circus owner, or the very talented elephant. Regardless, Machine Gun Mama is nothing less than a wonderful guilty pleasure.

Ronald Reagan • Errol Flynn • Olivia de Havilland

Onto the bloody battleground of the Kansas Border Wars rides a group of West Point graduates, assigned to promote peace between the warring factions of the slavery debate. To succeed, they must reckon with John Brown, who will stop at nothing to win freedom for the slaves. Ronald Reagan plays the fated George Armstrong Custer.

B&W
Running Time: 110 min.