Gene Raymond
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Love on a Bet
(1936)Gene Raymond sticks out a thumb and pulls in a plum in this diverting and fresh screwball comedy co-starring Wendy Barrie and Helen Broderick. When no one will finance his play, would-be producer Michael MacCreigh (Raymond) bets his rich uncle he can leave New York without money or clothes and arrive in Los Angeles 10 days later with a good suit, a hundred bucks in his pocket and a beautiful fiancée to boot. If Michael wins, his uncle will produce the play; if he loses, he'll give up the stage and work in the family meatpacking business. Clad in only his skivvies, Michael soon hitches a ride with a gold-digging redhead (Barrie) and her wisecracking aunt (Broderick) as he races across the country to win cash, clothes and Love on a Bet.

Sadie McKee
(1934)Every gal has her price! Academy Award winner Joan Crawford stars as Sadie McKee, a hard working girl who suffers through three troubled relationships on her road to prosperity. Directed by Clarence Brown, Sadie McKee also features Gene Raymond, Franchot Tone and Edward Arnold.

Flying Down to Rio
(1933)Aviator and band leader Roger has fallen for Brazilian beauty Belinha, who's engaged. When he gets a job in Rio he offers to fly her down. Forced to make an emergency landing he makes his move but she plays hard to get. Who will she choose?
The Bride Walks Out
(1936)When a young wife accustomed to champagne and caviar finds married life means weenies and beans, "The Bride Walks Out." This brisk, engaging comedy asks "Can love conquer all – especially on a $35-a-week budget?" And, of course, through bills and battles, quarrels and quirks, the answer is "yes." Barbara Stanwyck stars as the extravagant, clothes-loving bride and Gene Raymond is her devoted, underpaid groom. Robert Young (TV's beloved Marcus Welby) is the boozy playboy who teaches the bride that luxury is expensive… but love is priceless. With first-rate stars, an endearing theme and a supporting cast full of veteran wisecrackers and wise guys, "The Bride Walks Out" walks in a winner in this "breezy comedy hit" (Richard B. Jewell, THE RKO STORY).
Hooray for Love
(1935)
Mr. & Mrs. Smith
(1941)
The Locket
(1946)A dark personal secret drives a young woman to use every man she encounters.

Hit the Deck
(1955)Three sailors come ashore and take the city by storm, but can they winthe hearts of three women by song?Debbie Reynolds (In & Out, The Unsinkable Molly Brown), Ann Miller(Mulholland Drive, Kiss Me Kate) and Jane Powell (Seven Brides for SevenBrothers, Royal Wedding) are featured as the objects of the sailors'affections in this all-star musical. Now, when Bill (Tony Martin) is"that way" about Gi...