The Merry Widow "TV-Animated"The Merry Widow with no singing? A silent version of an operetta may seem an unlikely venture, but this vivacious hit proved that the right ingredients make for an irresistible romantic souffl. Those ingredients include Erich von Stroheim's stylish direction (in his first film after Greed), ex Ziegfeld bombshell Mae Murray in her best role, a star making turn for John Gilbert and a mythical European kingdom straight out of fairyland. Murray plays
Jack Klugman
Then comes the allure of Lisbon with its passion and bullfighting
World War II has finally ended and England slowly limps back to normal as men come home from the front and families start to reconstruct their lives
glamorously regal in this retelling of Ferenc Molnar's romantic fable about a shy princess whose head tells her to wed a worldly Crown Prince
giving modern audiences a chance to witness a star on the rise
is not who she claims to be
The wages of sin are deceit
A chicken that pecks out the "Moonlight Sonata" on the piano -- blindfolded
With one foot up on a pile of rubble and his cape twisting in the wind
who helped define '50s sci-fi as the luckless protagonist of The Incredible Shrinking Man
what with the steady stream of hotel uppity-ups and house cops and the We Never Sleep Collection Agency man at the door
Fans adored suffering in luxury with three of Hollywood's biggest names of the '30s: Constance Bennett
