Willard Robertson

To toughen up his pampered son, a New York millionaire sends the young man to one of his lumber camps out West helmed by a double-dealing local boss.

When Lee Leander is caught stealing a bracelet just before the holidays, Assistant District Attorney John "Jack" Sargent gets her sent off to jail but suffers a crisis of conscience and bails her out. When he invites her to join him and his family for Christmas, it begins a relationship that strains—but ultimately redeems—all parties.

All hands on deck! Anyone wondering why Marie Dressler was such an extraordinary box-office draw need only to step aboard the tug Narcissus and sail away with Tugboat Annie for a knockabout comedy-drama. Dressler stars as savvy skipper Annie, steering through Pacific Northwest waters and through troubles with her hard-working, adoring son Alec (Robert Young) and her hapless, boozing husband Terry (Wallace Beery, Dressler's costar in Min and Bill). There are plenty of laughs, but also lots of familial strife, until life-threatening danger at sea brings out the best in Terry...and puts everyone's priorities in order.

Buck Colins heads a group of local ranchers who are trying to prevent the railroad from completing its line through their property. Till now they have been able to charge tolls on herds passing through.

A man joins a carnival called Dante's Inferno and becomes consumed with turning the show into a spectacular, leading his family to the brink.

James Cagney and Pat O’Brien hit the deck as well as each other in this rousing Oscar® nominee for Best Picture (1934).

When an engaged woman falls in love with a wounded man that her family is caring for, she flees her wedding and finds herself held hostage by outlaws.