Friday, December 12 - Bury Me Dead

Bury Me Dead (1947)

Barbara Carlin attends her own funeral and returns home suspecting that her husband, Rod Carlin, had tried to do away with her, and is also (rightfully) curious as to just who was the woman buried under her name. She learns that the victim was glamor girl Helen Lawrence, with whom her husband had been having an affair. Complications come from her sister Rusty, who, it turns out, is not her real sister and also doesn't like her a whole lot, and from a dim-witted prize fighter, George Mandley. The family attorney, Michael Dunn, stands around and provides little in the way of help or reason for being there, until...

Thursday, December 11 - Bourbon Street Beat: False Identity

Bourbon Street Beat: False Identity (Season 1 Episode 33 - aired May 23, 1960)

Shrewish Alice Nichols seeks to employ Cal to help find her husband more than two weeks after the man went missing. A short time later the husband is found murdered.

Only it's not him. He soon resurfaces, demanding money from his business partner and marriage from his secretary.

Wednesday, December 10 - Happiness Ahead

Happiness Ahead (1934)

Joan's parents want her to marry young Travis, but Joan has no interest in him. So on New Years Eve, she goes out to a club where she meets Bob. Things click and she rents an apartment in the city so that she can date Bob and he will not know that she is RICH. He works for the Peerless Window Cleaners, but hopes to soon have his own window cleaning company. The problems between Bob and Joan start when he see's Joan getting a check from an older man and also finds that she does not stay in her apartment after he drops her off.

Tuesday, December 9 - The Saint: The Arrow of God

The Saint: The Arrow of God (Season 1 Episode 7 - aired Nov 15, 1962)

In Nassau, at a weekend stay given by the Wexhalls, a slimy gossip columnist is murdered by an arrow. Since he'd uncovered unpleasant secrets on every guest present, his death seems to be anything but sad. Simon joins with the police to discover who was the killer and why.

Monday, December 8 - The Day of the Triffids

The Day of the Triffids (1963)

After meteors enter Earth's atmosphere, blinding much of the planet's population in the process, plantlike creatures known as Triffids emerge from the craters and begin to take over. Military officer Bill Masen (Howard Keel), one of the few sighted people left alive, meets with other survivors in England and tries to find a safe haven from the vicious vegetation, as scientist Tom Goodwin (Kieron Moore) desperately seeks a way to defeat the leafy extraterrestrials.

Sunday, December 7 - The Day of the Triffids: Parts 5 & 6

The Day of the Triffids: Part Five (aired Oct 8, 1981)

Bill fails to find Jo but, seeing the address Tynsham House,Wiltshire,on a blackboard, travels there with Coker. They find part of the London group there and, seeing the future as reliant on community living,Coker stays whilst Bill, remembering the name of a commune in Sussex Jo once gave him, presses on. He picks up orphaned child Susan and is eventually reconciled with Jo and her friends. He returns to Tynsham House to tell Coker but finds he has gone and all the other residents have died of the sickness. Meanwhile the triffids' numbers are increasing.

The Day of the Triffids: Part Six (aired Oct 15, 1981)

Six years have passed. Jo and Bill are still at their heavily fortified commune with their friends, Susan and their own son David but the triffids' attacks are increasing, despite an electric fence. Jack Coker arrives by helicopter from the Isle of Wight, where triffids have been exterminated and invites Bill and his group to join him there. However next day they are visited by a para-military group calling itself the Emergency Council for the South East, who want to requisition the compound and move in more people. That night Bill gets all the visitors drunk and, after they have passed out, escapes with his friends and family to head for the Isle of Wight.

Saturday, December 6 - The Day of the Triffids: Parts 3 & 4

The Day of the Triffids: Part Three (aired Sep 24, 1981)

Escaping the mob Jo and Bill obtain triffid guns from the farm and have dinner in a show flat, planning to leave for the country next day. After seeing people's spokesman Jack Coker unsuccessfully try and rally the Army to help the blind, they join a group of organized survivors about to leave London next day. However Bill wakes in the night to find that he has been tied up.

The Day of the Triffids: Part Four (aired Oct 1, 1981)

Bill is captured by Coker and separated from Jo as both are forced to act as guides for groups of blind people. Bill is hand-cuffed to his charges on foraging raids but uses the opportunity to release himself when attacked by another group of scavengers. Nonetheless he agrees to stay with his group but, following illness which sweeps through the house and the triffids, attracted by noise, getting closer, he finds himself alone again and goes in search of Jo.

Friday, December 5 - The Day of the Triffids: Parts 1 & 2

The Day of the Triffids: (Part One - aired Sep 10, 1981)

Bill Masen wakes in hospital after an eye operation, the result of being stung by a triffid, an oil-yielding plant at the farm where he works. Walter, his boss, believes the triffids to be intelligent, cunning beings with the capacity for malice and Bill was also stung, though not severely, as a child by a triffid in his father's garden. The previous night most of the country, including hospital staff, were thrilling at a spectacular meteor shower but Bill, on removing his bandages, discovers that everybody who witnessed it has been blinded by its intense light.

The Day of the Triffids: (Part Two - aired Sep 17, 1981)

Bill leaves hospital to find the city deserted and devoid of all amenities. He comes across a family whose little girl is still sighted and who want him to stay and help them but he presses on through streets filled with blind looters in search of other sighted survivors. He rescues Jo ,who slept through the meteor shower and is being used by a blind man as his guide (are you serious?), and they go to her house, only to find that her father and house-keeper have been stung to death by the now ambulant and deadlier triffids. On their way to find guns they are attacked by an angry mob of blind people.

Thursday, December 4 - It Grows on Trees

It Grows on Trees (1952)

The Baxters are a typical happy American family trying to live on too little money. Mrs. Polly Baxter acquires two mysterious trees that got into a nursery shipment by mistake. Guess what: they turn out to be money trees! After initial problems, Polly decides to spend the money. But there's one logical consequence of money grown on trees that no one's considered.

Wednesday, December 3 - Naked You Die

The Young, the Evil and the Savage Original title: Nude... si muore (1968)

A woman is strangled in the bath by a black-gloved killer who disposes of her body in a large trunk. The trunk is delivered to St. Hilda College, an exclusive finishing school. Betty-Anne, one of the female students, is strangled in the school cellar. The police, led by Inspector Durand, are called in to investigate. Suspects include La Floret, the voyeuristic gardener; Di Brazzi, the new swimming instructor; Mrs. Clay, the summer school French mistress; an old professor who collects birds; and a philandering young teacher called Richard. The murders continue but Jill, a keen amateur detective, helps the police identify the unlikely killer.

Tuesday, December 2 - The More the Merrier

The More the Merrier (1943)

It's World War II and there is a severe housing shortage everywhere - especially in Washington, D.C. where Connie Milligan rents an apartment. Believing it to be her patriotic duty, Connie offers to sublet half of her apartment, fully expecting a suitable female tenent. What she gets instead is mischievous, middle-aged Benjamin Dingle. Dingle talks her into subletting to him and then promptly sublets half of his half to young, irreverent Joe Carter - creating a situation tailor-made for comedy and romance.

Monday, December 1 - My Partner the Ghost: You Can Always Find a Fall Guy

My Partner the Ghost: You Can Always Find a Fall Guy (Season 1 Episode 25 - aired Mar 6, 1970)

A nun approaches Jeff and asks him to acquire a document from her convent which will prove that accountant Douglas Kershaw is embezzling the nuns' funds. He goes along to the building with the suspicious Marty, only to find that he has burgled a research facility on behalf of the fake nun and her accomplice, who need to get their hands on valuable documents. Once more he gets arrested, released and captured by the villains. Once more Marty has to save him - this time by using a man under sedation for an operation as his medium.

Sunday, November 30 - Front Page Woman

Front Page Woman (1935)

Ellen Garfield refuses to marry fellow reporter Curt Devlin until he admits she is as good at her craft as any man. The two work for rival newspapers, and their ongoing efforts to better each other eventually leads to Ellen getting fired when Curt tricks her into misreporting the verdict of a murder trial. The tables are turned when she scoops him by getting the real perpetrator, Inez Cordoza, to confess to the crime. Forced to admit Ellen is a good reporter, he finally wins her hand.

Saturday, November 29 - Under Pressure

Under Pressure (1935)

Two members of a crew of "sandhogs", men who work on an underwater tunnel project, battle each other over the same woman and a rival team of sandhogs to see who will finish their half of the tunnel first, with the winning team getting more money and guaranteed future work.

Friday, November 28 - One Way Passage

One Way Passage (1932)

When Dan Hardesty (William Powell) meets Joan Ames (Kay Francis) in a Hong Kong bar, he doesn't let on that he's an escaped murderer, nor she that she's suffering from a fatal illness. After Dan is caught by Sergeant Steve Burke (Warren Hymer), the two head back to America via ocean liner, and spot Joan also aboard. Dan talks Steve into letting him out of the cuffs, and for the duration of the trip, he and Joan indulge in a romance both know can never last.

Thursday, November 27 - Highway Patrol: Stolen Plane Copter

Highway Patrol: Stolen Plane Copter (Season 2 Episode 31 - aired May 6, 1957)

When a small plane lands near their prison work detail, convicted murderer James Packer convinces young Billy Belmont (a licensed pilot) to steal the plane and fly both of them to the ranch owned by the young man's family. Warden Osgood immediately notifies Dan Mathews of the escape and Dan orders the Highway Patrol helicopter into action to assist with the search.

The stolen plane is forced to crash-land in a remote area when it runs out of fuel. Belmont wants to surrender, but Packer finds a gun in the plane and forces Belmont to stick with him. When they spot the Highway Patrol helicopter, they panic and Packer forces an old prospector to allow them to hide inside his mine. The old man manages to let Dan know that the two are hiding in the mine, and Dan utilizes a ruse to surprise Packer as part of an attempt to capture the two without bloodshed.

Wednesday, November 26 - Fight for Your Lady

Fight for Your Lady (1937)

Ham Hamilton knows that gold-digger Marcia Trent is only after Robert Densmore for his money, so he tells Marcia that Robert is broke and she calls off the announced wedding. Disappointed and ready to die, Robert goes to Budapest, with Ham as his companion, where he decides he can best accomplish his death wish by making love to Marietta, whose husband, Spadissimo is the finest swordsman in all of Europe and will surely kill him in a duel. The duel is on and Robert is very quickly on the losing end when Ham, knowing that Spadissimo has a mother complex, poses as Robert's mother and Spadissimo breaks down in tears, while Robert, Marietta and Ham make a quick exit stage left. Marcia, having learned that Robert is not broke enters ready to renew the romance, but takes her romance notion in another direction when the sees the size of the castle of the recently-jilted Spadissimo.

Tuesday, November 25 - Ladies Crave Excitement

Ladies Crave Excitement (1935)

Don Phelan, the ace newsreel reporter falls in love with , Wilma Howell, the daughter of the owner of another newsreel company that is a bitter rival of the one Don Works for. The rivalry between the two companies, with cameramen nudging each other out of the way, sabotage acts by one against the other, and reporters fighting to get the 'scoop' does not bode well for the romance.

Monday, November 24 - Decoy: The Lieutenant Had a Son

Decoy: The Lieutenant Had a Son (Season 1 Episode 33 - aired May 26, 1958)

A career soldier returns home from war to reclaim his wife and son from who he has been separated from since before their child's birth. Casey Jones takes the case to figure out to whom custody belongs, what illegalities have been committed, and to who this woman is rightfully married.

Sunday, November 23 - Walk Don't Run

Walk Don't Run (1966)

Arriving in Tokyo two days before the Olympic Games, Sir William Rutland (Cary Grant) struggles to find accommodations due to the number of tourists. When Rutland responds to a roommate-wanted ad posted at the British Embassy, he meets Christine Easton (Samantha Eggar), who reluctantly allows him to move in. Soon, Rutland decides to offer half of his room to an American athlete, Steve Davis (Jim Hutton) -- and when he notices Easton and Davis hitting it off, he tries to bring them together.

Saturday, November 22 - Piece of Cake: Episodes 3 - 6

Piece of Cake: December 1939 (Season 1 Episode 3 - aired Oct 16, 1988)

By December 1939, Hornet Squadron finally see some action when they spot a lone German bomber trying to get home. They shoot it down and subsequently visit the crash site and see firsthand the deaths they have caused. Chris Hart thinks they were just lucky and that their guns need to be re-sighted but Rex has taken a dislike to him and wants him out. They get their first real test however when they come across three bombers with a fighter escort. Not all of them survive the encounter. Flash develops his relationships with his new girlfriend Nicole. Fitz is having some problems with Mary and while he goes on leave to London, Moggy makes his move on her.

Piece of Cake: March 1940 (Season 1 Episode 4 - aired Oct 23, 1988)

It's March 1940 and the squadron loses another pilot, Treveylian, who has just arrived. Hart challenges Rex's tactics of flying tight formations and feels its what brought Treveylian down. Flash and Nicole decide to get married and Fitz asks Mary to marry him and they have a double wedding. The reception is interrupted when the château is bombed. The Nazi invasion of France has started in earnest and Rex is wounded. Despite being on pain killers, Rex insists on leading his men on patrol, with deadly results. Mary and Nicole are on their way to the British Embassy in Paris as a first step in relocating to England. They are strafed by a German fighter.

Piece of Cake: May 1940 (Season 1 Episode 5 - aired Oct 30, 1988)

With the German invasion in full swing, Hornet squadron is down to four aircraft. After one of several sorties, they lose two of them. Air Commodore Bletchley tells them there are no new aircraft available and what's left of the the squadron is to be relocated to England. It's left to 'Uncle' Kellaway to tell Flash what's happened to Nicole. Once in England, the men get a bit of leave. For his part, Flash has stayed at the airfield, drinking too much and generally giving up on life. The German air offensive continues through the summer with new recruits being killed almost as fast as they arrive.

Piece of Cake: August 1940 (Season 1 Episode 6 - aired Nov 6, 1988)

Now relocated to England, Hornet Squadron is involved in defending England from what are now daily Luftwaffe bombing raids. Only a few of the original pilots are still alive. When Fitz is listed as missing in action, his wife Mary takes to parking her car near the airfield in the hopes he will return. Seeing her there is starting to affect the men's morale. On September 7, 1940 the Germans launched their largest ever attack. The men of Hornet Squadron perform brilliantly on what is now considered to be the turning point in the Battle of Britain. The cost is high however and few have survived.

Friday, November 21 - Piece of Cake: Episodes 1 & 2

Piece of Cake (TV Mini Series - 1988)

Stories of the men of the RAF Hornet Squadron during the early days of World War II.

Piece of Cake: September 1939 (Season 1 Episode 1 - aired Oct 2, 1988)

As Britain declares war on Germany in September 1939, the RAF's Hornet squadron is in good shape for their upcoming transfer to France. They have been together for a year and are, all in all, good pilots. The squadron has come under the command of Squadron Leader Rex whose predecessor died in a bizarre accident on the ground. One of the pilots, 'Fanny' Barton, come face to face with the reality of war when he learns that the JU-88 he shot down was actually an RAF plane. Once in France, the men settle into their new billet, a French château. They get a warm welcome from the locals and one of the pilots, 'Moggy" Cattermole, even flies his plane under a bridge. The squadron also welcomes a new pilot, American Christopher Hart.

Piece of Cake: October 1939 (Season 1 Episode 2 - aired Oct 9, 1988)

Hornet squadron is despatched to France to await a possible German invasion. Billeted in a luxury manor, the pilots live well although one, Moggy Cattermole, shows himself to be a vicious bully, singling out vulnerable characters Pip Patterson and Dicky Starr. In a dangerous stunt, Moggy flies his Spitfire under a low bridge, goading Patterson and Starr to do the same. Starr is killed whilst attempting to do so and Moggy shows not the slightest remorse. A new pilot arrives, an American named Chris Hart who has fought in the Spanish Civil War and is unimpressed with the gentlemanly tactics favoured by Rex. Two of the pilots, Fitz and 'Flash' Gordon start romances with two local schoolteachers, a young French woman named Nicole and an expat Englishwoman named Mary. An exonerated Barton returns to the squadron.

Thursday, November 20 - The Gay Desperado

The Gay Desperado (1936)

Chivo, a singer who works in a movie theater providing live entertainment, is invited by music-loving Mexican bandit Braganza to join his band. Braganza also kidnaps people to become more like the American movie gangsters he admires.

Wednesday, November 19 - Runaway Girl

Runaway Girl (1965)

Eight women disembark from a bus to work at a vineyard, but only seven were hired. The mystery girl is no wine girl, but she won't answer questions about her past; all she does is call herself Edella. She also happens to be "the hottest personality in the entire world" Overworked and exhausted, Edella is so eager to escape the drudgery of show business that she makes herself "disappear", and overnight she's gleefully enjoying the drudgery of picking grapes. 

Vineyard-owner Randy Marelli (Jock Mahoney) quickly falls in love with her. She wants to tell him who she is, but before she can, his jealous girlfriend Winnie (Laurie Mitchell) waves a newspaper headline in front of him: "Edna Missing. Renowned Exotic Dancer Disappears En Route to Los Angeles!"--and tells him to get rid of her. Even Randy's spoiled-brat stepbrother rubs it in: "Think of all the men that have looked at her...for just the price of admission." 

Worse, Edella's manager Walter (Robert Shayne) tracks her down and demands she leave with him.

Tuesday, November 18 - The Bachelor Father

The Bachelor Father (1931)

The wealthy Sir Basil Winterton (C. Aubrey Smith) is growing lonesome in his old age, so he sends a detective to find his three long-estranged, illegitimate children. The young adults, who each have a different mother, are brought to Basil's home in London, where they bond with their father, especially American daughter Toni (Marion Davies). But Basil's attorney discovers that Toni isn't really Basil's child, and this surprise threatens to destroy their happy home.

Monday, November 17 - Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone

Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone (1950)

"Murder-on-the-train" mystery has lawyer Malone chasing his paroled embezzler client (Kepplar) who still hasn't paid Malone's fee. When Kepplar jumps parole on a train to Chicago, Malone follows, in company with Kepplar's ex-wife, a police inspector and Mrs. O'Malley, a hearty radio contest winner from Montana. Kepplar is murdered, and a game of musical corpses commences, with hijinks in coach corridors as Malone and Hattie search for the killer.

Sunday, November 16 - Decoy: Fiesta at Midnight

Decoy: Fiesta at Midnight (Season 1 Episode 32 - aired May 19, 1958)

Newly arrived in New York, a young Puerto Rican man is arrested for robbery and assault. He claims to have been with two women at the time of the theft, but one won't identify him and the other can't be found.

Casey must find the witness who can prove a young man is innocent of robbery and murder.

Saturday, November 15 - Lucky Night

Lucky Night (1939)

Myrna Loy is Cora, an heiress who gives it all up for the excitement of looking for a job and living on her own. She meets up with unemployed and flat broke Dick [Bill, not Dick] (Robert Taylor). The two of them embark on a wild night of gambling and winning, where everything they touch turns to gold. Pretty soon they're in love and, to the horror of Loy's father, tie the knot. They only sober up after hubby gives up his $35 a week job in order to put some excitement back into his life. 

This notion doesn't sit well with Cora, who by then has become accustomed to the security of a paycheck and making it on her own without the help of her wealthy father. (hmm... sounds like someone didn't watch the whole film.)

Friday, November 14 - Decoy: Night Light

Decoy: Night Light (Season 1 Episode 31 - aired Apr 12, 1958)

Casey goes undercover to recover a stolen ruby necklace before it can be fenced. Her investigation leads to an ex-convict who is inadvertently leading his teenage son into a life of crime because of the youngster's love for his father.

Thursday, November 13 - Variety Time

Variety Time (1948)

Variety Time is a 1948 American variety film directed by Hal Yates. The film is a compilation of musical numbers from various RKO features and comedy footage from RKO short subjects. Future Tonight Show host Jack Paar appears as master of ceremonies, offering comic monologues, introducing the assorted clips, and playing straight man for Hans Conried in a dialect-comedy sketch.

The previously filmed sequences include comedy stars Leon Errol and Edgar Kennedy, a Flicker Flashbacks silent-movie revival, and musical numbers with dance act Jesse and James (in an out-take from the 1944 musical Show Business); Lynn, Royce and Vanya in a specialty from Seven Days Leave, Frankie Carle and his orchestra in a clip from Riverboat Rhythm, and Miguelito Valdes in a scene from Pan-Americana.

Wednesday, November 12 - Rafter Romance

Rafter Romance (1933)

To collect back rent from tenants Jack Bacon (Norman Foster) and Mary Carroll (Ginger Rogers), landlord Eckbaum (George Sidney) suggests that the two strangers split the use of the attic, since Jack works nights and Mary is on days. Both protest, but Eckbaum moves them anyway. Although they never meet, a series of misunderstandings leads Jack and Mary to hate each other. One day at a deli, Mary meets Jack and the two share instant attraction -- with no idea they already live together.

Tuesday, November 11 - Gideon C.I.D.: Big Fish Little Fish

Gideon C.I.D.: Big Fish Little Fish (Season 1 Episode 8 - aired Dec 19, 1964)

Gideon's car almost hits a young pick-pocket, who is being controlled by his mother. This leads him to investigate a fence who is controlling the petty crime but arrogantly believes he is above the law. When the fence is stabbed, there is one obvious suspect but there are lots of others who didn't like him. Gideon is determined to stop the pick-pocket ring.

Monday, November 10 - Appointment with Crime

Appointment with Crime (1946)

William Hartnell is part of a smash & grab crew led by Raymond Lovell. When Hartnell smashes a jeweler's window, a protective gate drops on his wrists, breaking them, and the crew takes off without him before the police arrives. After serving time in prison, Hartnell wants to get even with Lovell and his crew, by framing him for the murder of his chauffeur, using Lovell's gun. He establishes an alibi for himself through dancer-for-hire Joyce Howard, but police inspector Robert Beatty thinks Howard is a bit too eager to support Hartnell's alibi and digs deeper. Lovell's gun however belongs to Herbert Lom, art dealer by day, Lovell's criminal boss by night. So rather than getting even with Lovell, Hartnell now has to deal with the police, as well as Lom.

Sunday, November 9 - Down to Earth

Down to Earth (1947)

Upset about a new Broadway musical's mockery of Greek mythology, the goddess Terpsichore comes down to earth and lands a part in the show. She works her charms on the show's producer and he incorporates her changes into the show. Unfortunately, her changes also produce a major flop.

Saturday, November 8 - Uptown New York

Uptown New York (1932)

In New York City, the family of young Dr. Max Silver (Leon Waycoff) breaks up his romance with Pat Smith (Shirley Grey) by arranging a marriage for him and sending him to Vienna. Although brokenhearted, Pat eventually dates kindly salesman Eddie Doyle (Jack Oakie). When Max returns and attempts to rekindle their romance, Pat refuses and marries Eddie instead. Knowing about Max but determined to find happiness, Eddie is content -- until Pat suffers a tragedy requiring Max's professional help.

Friday, November 7 - Three Wise Girls

Three Wise Girls (1931)

Fed up with her tiny hometown, the lovely Cassie Barnes (Jean Harlow) packs up and splits for New York City, where she rooms with her pal Dot (Marie Prevost). Cassie takes a series of disappointing jobs before her friend Gladys (Mae Clarke) gets her a modeling gig. Then Cassie begins a romance with Jerry (Walter Byron), who initially seems like the perfect man. Unfortunately, it turns out that he's married. He tries to tell Cassie that his marriage is already ending, but she's not convinced.

Thursday, November 6 - On the Sunny Side

On the Sunny Side (1942)

Hugh Aylesworth, is a well-bred English youth who is evacuated to America during the London Blitz. Hugh moves into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrews. The couple's own son Don, feels neglected and considers Hugh a royal pain in the posterior.

Wednesday, November 5 - Gideon C.I.D.: To Catch a Tiger

Gideon C.I.D.: To Catch a Tiger (Season 1 Episode 7 - aired Oct 31, 1964)

The victim of a car accident gives a death bed statement that says a man murdered his first wife with an overdose of morphine. Gideon is determined to prove the man is a killer but the court case doesn't quite go as planned.

Tuesday, November 4 - Studio One: There Was a Crooked Man

Studio One: There Was a Crooked Man (Season 2 Episode 41 - aired Jun 19, 1950)

Otis Block is found dead in the boarding house where he lived. Although one of his fellow boarders is undoubtedly responsible, their collectively eccentric personalities make the solution of the crime a difficult problem.

Monday, November 3 - The Sleeping City

The Sleeping City (1950)

At Bellevue Hospital, New York, an intern is shot in the head by an unknown killer. Inspector Gordon of the 9th Precinct finds no obvious leads but senses an undercurrent of mystery at the hospital; enter Detective Fred Rowan, whose medical background enables him to pose as an intern. Through wheels within wheels, Rowan finally penetrates to a secret, dirty racket...and nurse Ann Sebastian, whom he's been dating, may be mixed up in it.

Sunday, November 2 - The Affairs of Annabel

The Affairs of Annabel (1938)

Wonder Pictures' seedy publicity man Lanny Morgan has put the studio's biggest star, Annabel Allison, in one crazy stunt after another. His latest scheme has Annabel pretending to be a maid in order to research her next screen role. Her disastrous attempts at cooking and cleaning, and her involvement with two fugitives hiding out at her employers' house provide her with more material than she really wanted.

Saturday, November 1 - Four Sided Triangle

Four Sided Triangle (1953)

Bill and Robin, helped by their childhood friend, Lena, develop a "reproducer" which can exactly duplicate any object. Bill, crushed when Lena marries Robin, convinces her to allow him to duplicate her, so that he may have a copy of her for himself. The experiment, at first deemed a success, seems to have worked only too well as the duplicate, Helen, is such an exact copy that she also loves Robin, not Bill. Bill hopes to rectify the situation with another radical experiment.

Friday, October 31 - Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A Woman's Help

Alfred Hitchcock Presents: A Woman's Help (Season 6 Episode 24 - aired Mar 28, 1961)

Arnold Burton hires a very attractive nurse, Miss Greco, to care for his bedridden and demanding wife, Elizabeth. Over a period of months, Arnold and Miss Greco fall in love and concoct a scheme to slowly poison Elizabeth. She catches them kissing one evening and demands that Miss Greco leave. Realizing that his wife controls all of the money, he reluctantly agrees. Arnold then arranges for his wife to interview three candidates to replaces the now departed nurse and she takes great delight in hiring the eldest, a grandmotherly type. Little does she know that she is the one who is in for the surprise.

Thursday, October 30 - Guilty Hands

Guilty Hands (1931)

Richard Grant is a lawyer who believes that murder under certain circumstances is justifiable. Richard's daughter, Barbara, takes her dad to a dinner party hosted by Richard's old friend, wealthy playboy, Gordon Rich. Gordon tells Richard that he and Barbara plan to marry. Richard threatens Gordon's life if he marries Barbara. Richard is unaware that Barbara has changed her mind and goes into Gordon's room, undetected, and kills him and stages a suicide.

After Marjorie West (Kay Francis), Gordon's mistress, discovers evidence that shows Richard was the killer, he threatens her life as well.

Wednesday, October 29 - Phantom Lady

Phantom Lady (1944)

Unhappily married Scott Henderson spends the evening on a no-name basis with a hat-wearing woman he picked up in a bar. Returning home, he finds his wife strangled and becomes the prime suspect in her murder. Every effort to establish his alibi fails; oddly no one seems to remember seeing the phantom lady (or her hat). In prison, Scott gives up hope but his faithful secretary, "Kansas," doggedly follows evanescent clues through shadowy nocturnal streets. . .

Tuesday, October 28 - Here Comes Mr. Jordan

Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941)

Boxer Joe Pendleton is killed in a plane crash on the way to a championship fight. Unfortunately, Joe wasn't supposed to die and is brought up to heaven too soon by an overeager angel. The angel's boss, Mr. Jordan, sends Joe back to earth in the body of a murdered playboy to straighten out his life and resume his boxing career. Along the way, he meets an idealistic young woman and falls head over heels in love.

Monday, October 27 - After Office Hours

After Office Hours (1935)

Clark is take-no-prisoners-newspaper editor Jim Branch, who is determined to dig up a juicy story on a corrupt millionaire. He starts sucking up to the newspaper’s music reviewer, wealthy socialite Sharon Norwood (Bennett), when he discovers she is close to the impending story. After the millionaire’s wife turns up dead, Sharon and Jim disagree on the culprit. Jim becomes determined to crack the case and reunite with Sharon, whom he has now fallen in love with.

Sunday, October 26 - Highway Patrol: Reformation

Highway Patrol: Reformation (Season 2 Episode 30 - aired 1957)

An ex-con wants to return money stolen in an armed robbery, but his erstwhile partner has other ideas.

Saturday, October 25 - The Naughty Flirt

The Naughty Flirt (1930)

Coquettish socialite Kay Elliott has set her cap for Alan Ward, an associate in her father's law firm. But while pursuing Alan, she must fend off the advances of a greedy fortune-hunter, who is aided and abetted by his equally voracious sister.

Friday, October 24 - The Great Jewel Robber

The Great Jewel Robber (1950)

Escaping from a Canadian prison farm, master thief Gerard Dennis (David Brian) makes his way to Buffalo with Peggy Arthur (Perdita Chandler), who supplies him with money needed for forged papers. Dennis, Peggy and a crooked bartender in a Buffalo hotel pull a robbery in which Dennis is almost caught, but he escapes to find his accomplices have deserted him. Later, confronting them, he is badly beaten and is taken to a hospital where he meets nurse Martha Rollins (Marjorie Reynolds), who falls in love with him. They go to New Rochelle where he is wounded attempting another robbery. Martha performs the necessary surgery, believing that he will give up his life of crime. When she finds him in New York with another girl, Martha gives the police his picture and hideout location, but he escapes the police trap. He flees to Los Angeles where he meets wealthy divorcee Mrs. Arthur Vinson (Jacqueline De Wit), whose confidence he wins in order to systematically rob her society friends' jewels. . .