Margaret Lindsay

Sailor Bat Morgan makes himself useful to politician James Daley in helping to organize the Barbary Coast against newspaper editor Charles Ford, who is trying to clean it up.

Joyce Heath falls in love with a new man, and tries to get rid of her husband.

Julie Marsden is a Southern belle in pre-Civil War New Orleans with a knack for manipulating the men in her life. Scorned by the man she loves, she lashes out in revenge and destroys lives in the process.

Childhood friends Isabel and Connie bail out the third in their trio, Fay, who is arrested for showing a little too much skin in a nightclub. They vow to renew their friendship and reunite every year to celebrate their birthdays, but fate intervenes: Isabel abandons her family for a gambler, while Fay falls for and marries Isabel's ex-husband and raises their daughter Judy like her own. It culminates in a shocking twist, and when the dust settles,...

Based on Noel Coward's classic play, a British family's triumphs and tragedies unfold across the decades of the early twentieth century. From World War I to the sinking of the Titanic, the sweeping saga captures the cavalcade of life like no film before.

There's gold in California, and greedy mine owners blast the state's majestic mountains with high-pressure power hoses to unleash the glittery wealth - even if the process may create rampaging floods on local farmlands. A sweeping historical epic, tells the true story of the 1870s through the lens of a romance between a mining engineer and a wealthy landowner's daughter.

A party girl gets involved in a stolen securities scheme.

The kid stars of Broadway's Dead End were seasoned series vets by 1939. The 'Dead End Kids' on Dress Parade features Slip, a wise-mouthed, malcontent at a military academy. The other Kids doff their kid gang guises for the starch dress of trainees at the same military academy. Hell's Kitchen gives the, The Mayor of Hell, the full Dead End treatment. A paroled ex-con, Buck, tries to go straight and reform a brutal reform school only to face a frame-up...

Two complete episodes (including commercials) from the innovative television comedy/variety series of the 1950s.

At the turn of the century, a beautiful show girl marries a man from the upper classes in New York, and they live in a house on 56th Street where they have a child. They are happy until she is falsely accused of murdering her former lover, and sent to prison. Her husband is killed in World War I. When she gets out of prison, she goes to work for Bonelli, a New York politician who has opened a gambling house in the house on 56th Street. There she encounters...