John Eldredge

A doctor gets mixed up with gangsters after they murder her husband.

In this film noir, a Texan leaves Central America to return home and collect a large inheritance, but he picks a dangerous ship on which to travel.

Dr. Charles Greyson is a famous and wealthy former surgeon. His nephews have taken him to court to challenge his competency.

After a new element that defends against atomic bombs is discovered, an agent must stop a warmongering mastermind from getting his hands on it.

When she was a tot, Sue Talley was given half a Biblical quotation. Now she's in France, eagerly awaiting a reunion with her brother, whom she hasn't seen since early childhood. How will Sue recognize him? He has the other half of the quotation. Put them together and brother and sister can claim a handsome inheritance – but only if they live to collect it. A fine cast, that includes such mystery stalwarts as Ricardo Cortez (1931's The Maltese Falcon) and Minna Gombell (The Thin Man), gathers clues and stumbles over corpses in The White Cockatoo. New love, a kidnapping plot, a missing room key, a miniature sword and a crime-solving cockatoo complicate the action, guided by groundbreaking director Alan Crosland (The Jazz Singer, John Barrymore's Don Juan). The White Cockatoo is one of Crosland's last films, released the year before his death at age 41 from injuries sustained in a car accident.

Pert blonde teenager Corliss Archer must balance her school life, her lovable but goofy boyfriend, Dexter, and her well-meaning but clueless parents.

A junction town is unaware that a seemingly mild-mannered salesman is really running a land-robbing scheme that has already killed one of their own.

A young western woman returns home to sell her deceased father's ranch, where she learns he had other plans for his daughter’s future.