Donald Meek

After being sent to prison on a false charge, a scorned woman seeks revenge, but a gangster and a newspaperman may throw a wrench in her plans.

This screwball comedy features a henpecked husband who inherits a dog that, after drinking a mystery cocktail, he learns can actually talk back!

While at summer camp in the Maine woods, little Bobby Breen befriends composer Basil Rathbone, who left the city to try and break his creative block, and is soon playing matchmaker for his widowed singer mother and Rathbone.

Realizing he has a bad heart, Grimm extracts promises and concessions from those he expects will survive him and draws up his will appropriately.

In this touching and heartwarming story, Larry Poole is a self-styled troubadour who befriends an orphaned girl and her grandfather.

Edward Arnold stars as a 19th century con artist who rises from medicine shows to Wall Street.

Lisa's quest for the truth about her sister's death leads her to uncover shady criminal activity that puts her own life in danger. Her only ally, a mysterious man called Rich, is hiding a dark secret of his own.

At the dawn of America's entry into World War II, a retired Army colonel rallies his small Southern town against renaming its Confederate Square.

Western classic that transcends the genre as a stagecoach carrying nine passengers through frontier wilderness faces an impending Apache attack.

A farming family attends the Iowa State Fair, two of the children meeting new flames, while the parents aim to win prizes for their produce.

When a gold-digging singer, Flower Belle Lee, is kidnapped by a masked bandit, the town goes wild with speculation. When she returns unharmed, and is later seen kissing the bandit, she is tried by a judge and thrown out of town.

When Jesse James's murderers are set free, his brother Frank vows revenge by tracking them down. To fund his manhunt, he robs an express office and is wrongly accused of the clerk's murder, but a newspaper reporter is determined to find out the truth.

Tim (John Hubbard) and Sally Willows (Carole Landis) are unhappily married. Tim spends his days working at an advertising agency, while Sally lounges around the house. One day a distant relative sends the couple a statue of an Asian deity. When Sally and Tim argue about which of them has the better life, the statue comes alive in the form of Mr. Ram (George Renavent). Hearing their argument, he casts a spell. The next morning Tim wakes up inside Sally's body, and Sally wakes up inside Tim's.

Eager to make a name in radio, ex-vaudevillian Frank Merriweather (Frank Morgan) hits the airwaves by playing all the roles in a skit about Martian invaders. He plays the parts too well, raising panic in the streets and causing station brass to fire him. Hullabaloo's spoof of the Orson Welles' The War of the Worlds radio event is an antic highlight of this movie musical centered on merrily befogged Merriweather's attempt to restore his career – all while reuniting with his three children (from his three alimony-seeking ex-wives!). Joining Morgan for the fun is a mix of screen veterans (Billie Burke, Donald Meek), rising talents (Virginia Grey, Dan Dailey, Jr.) and specialty performers that include deadpan song stylist Virginia O'Brien and 31-year-old tenor Charles Holland as a singing bellhop. Holland would find operatic success in Europe and make his long-overdue debut at Carnegie Hall at the age of 73.