Something In The Wind: (84min, 1937, B&W)



Can't Help Singing: (90min, 1944, Color) When her cavalry officer fiance heads west, the daughter of a Washington senator decides to follow him. She unexpectedly falls for the master of the wagon train when she learns of her fiance's infidelity.



First Love: (85min, 1939, B&W) This updated Cinderella story includes a poor girl moving in with rich relations, a lavish ball, and a handsome socialite left holding a slipper.



It Started with Eve: (92min, 1941, B&W) To please his dying father, a son arranges to have a young woman pose as his fiancee. Complications ensue when the father makes a recovery.



Lady on a Train: (95min, 1945, B&W) Young woman witnesses a murder from a train, but no one believes her until she hooks up with a writer who tires to solve the mystery. Wonderful concoction of suspects, in this charmingly funny whodunit, makes this a "must-see" for both fans of stars and light crime mysteries.



Three Smart Girls: (84min, 1937, B&W) Three sisters keep their father from running off with an unscrupulous woman.