After Civil War has ended, the Mannons the Cis, a wealthy New England family, await the return of patriarch Ezra, general for the Union army, and son Orin, a timid young man before becoming an Army officer. 

Jo March (Kay Francis) has left the March family (of "Little Women" fame) and married professor Bhaer (Charles Esmond). Together, they run a boarding school, helping raise spirited and troubled boys.

Helen, a speech-impaired caregiver, is implored by her bedridden mistress to leave her mansion filled with anti-social individuals when a series of murders occur in the neighbourhood.

After her long-time boyfriend, pilot Pete Van Allen (George Brent), marries fiery concert pianist Sandra Kovak (Mary Astor) while drunk, Maggie Patterson (Bette Davis) is heartbroken. Pete learns the marriage is illegal, yet dutifully offers to remarry Sandra. But when she refuses to alter a performance date to do so, Pete returns to Maggie and marries her. Soon after, Pete goes missing on a flight -- and when Maggie learns Sandra is carrying Pete's baby, she makes the pianist a shocking offer.

Washington appoints a small-minded social butterfly as a U.S. Ambassador in this film adaptation based on the satirical stage musical.

A Colonial shopkeeper's apprentice (Donald O'Connor) becomes a pirate and sets out to rescue the governor's ward (Helena Carter).

Five department store employees face various personal problems during the busy Christmas season.

An eccentric British widow (Heather Thatcher), her four daughters and a son-in-law (Richard Attenborough) cope with pregnancy in the family.

Newly qualified barrister Roger Thursby joins his flatmate as a trainee at a London law firm. Thrown in at the deep end by the absent-minded senior partner, his first few appearances in court border on the disastrous as he encounters a succession of cantankerous judges.

A junior lecturer at a provincial university decides to shake up the old guard with a campaign of deliberate disruption.

Jack London's brutal Wolf Larsen (Charles Bronson) brings a shipwrecked aristocrat (Christopher Reeve) and con woman (Catherine Mary Stewart) aboard his doomed ship, the Ghost.

High school students enter a fictional woman's name (Bernardine Mudd) in a contest. The contestant wins and hilarity ensues.

Producer David O. Selznick's search for an actress to star in "Gone with the Wind." 

Hollywood gossip columnists Louella Parsons (Elizabeth Taylor) and Hedda Hopper (Jane Alexander) meet for lunch and renew their feud.

A married pianist (Charles Boyer) deserts his mentally troubled wife when he falls in love with a pretty waitress (Irene Dunne).

Emerald is an agent the Germans "have" inside allied intelligence 1944/WWII. With "help" from Emerald, the Germans catch Wheeler, believed to know the when and where of D-Day. Emerald is sent to be Wheeler's cell mate.

In 1940, the captain of an old Royal Navy destroyer struggles with his crew as well as the Nazis.

An ex-spy (Trevor Howard) helps a girl (Jean Simmons) framed for murder flee across the Lake District, followed by Scotland Yard.

Unfinished Business 1941. Irene Dunne, Robert Montgomery, Preston Foster, Dick Foran, Eugene Pallette Small town girl meets and falls for a playboy type on a train to New York. For him, the fling is over when they arrive, but she continues to carry a torch. She meets and marries his brother, a mismatch which eventually grows into real love.

Ladies They Talk About 1933. Barbara Stanwyck, Preston Foster, Lyle Talbot, Lillian Roth A district attorney feels a strong attraction for an imprisoned gun moll who rises to the top of the prison ladder.