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With Famous Studios (Paramount Screen Songs) · follow the bouncing ball

A barnyard baseball game, then follow the bouncing ball for 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game.'

With Jim Davis, Kristine Miller · Republic Pictures

Matt Clark and Jonesy head to Wyoming, where small rancher Nate Champion stands his ground in the Johnson County War.

With Danny Kaye, Walter Slezak, Barbara Bates, Elsa Lanchester, Gene Lockhart · Dir. Henry Koster

Danny Kaye is a medicine-show patsy mistaken for the Emperor's dreaded inspector, and a whole town of crooked officials trips over itself to win his favor. Musical slapstick in Technicolor, from Gogol's classic farce.

With Leon Schlesinger Productions / Warner Bros. (Looney Tunes) · voices by Mel Blanc · dir. Tex Avery

Porky Pig puts on a show of his own crayon-drawn cartoon for the barnyard. A Tex Avery oddity.

With Famous Studios (Paramount Noveltoons)

Old MacDonald's farm comes to musical life, with every animal joining the chorus.

With Betty White, Del Moore, Jack Narz · Guild Films

Elizabeth is sure the car has been stolen and calls in the law, in three comic vignettes with Betty White and Del Moore.

With Charles Laughton, Randolph Scott, Barbara Britton, John Carradine · Dir. Rowland V. Lee

Charles Laughton relishes every scene as the notorious pirate scheming his way into King William's favor, while Randolph Scott sets out to expose him. A high-seas swashbuckler.

With Popeye (Jack Mercer), Olive Oyl (Mae Questel), Bluto (Gus Wickie) · Fleischer Studios · dir. Dave Fleischer

Popeye takes on the mighty Sindbad and his island of monsters in the first two-reel Technicolor Popeye special. Nominated for an Academy Award.

With Fleischer Studios (Color Classics) · dir. Dave Fleischer

Little Spunky the burro is snubbed by a stuck-up horse, and sets out to prove himself.

With Famous Studios (Paramount Screen Songs) · follow the bouncing ball

Springtime gags, then a bouncing-ball sing-along.

With Jim Davis, Mary Castle · Republic Pictures

Matt Clark joins the hunt for Harry Tracy, the escaped outlaw who led posses on a chase across the Pacific Northwest.

With Ted Eshbaugh Studios (Technicolor) · dir. Ted Eshbaugh

Dorothy is swept away to the Land of Oz, and the picture turns from black-and-white to color, in this rare cartoon made six years before the MGM film.

With John Wayne, Gail Russell, Harry Carey · Dir. James Edward Grant

A wounded gunslinger is nursed back to health by a Quaker family, and their daughter's quiet faith slowly begins to change him. John Wayne produced and starred in this gentle, much-loved western.

With Jim Davis, Mary Castle · Republic Pictures

Matt Clark goes after John Wesley Hardin, the most feared gunman in Texas.

With Famous Studios (Paramount Noveltoons)

A sweet slice of Famous Studios fun from 1950.

With Jim Davis, Mary Castle · Republic Pictures

Matt Clark goes after Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch in the Wyoming high country.

With Jim Davis, Mary Castle · Republic Pictures

Matt Clark is on the trail of the Dalton brothers, leading up to their daring double bank raid in Coffeyville, Kansas.

With Mighty Mouse · Terrytoons

Mighty Mouse flies to the rescue when a hungry wolf goes after the flock.

With Betty White, Del Moore, Jack Narz · Guild Films

Alvin's bonus check and a round of spring cleaning make an unlucky combination, in three short sketches.

With Fleischer Studios (Color Classics) · dir. Dave Fleischer

Spunky the little burro makes a nuisance of himself around the farm.

With Fleischer Studios (Color Classics) · dir. Dave Fleischer

An army of ants rallies to defend their colony and their queen from a hungry anteater.

With José Ferrer, Mala Powers, William Prince · Dir. Michael Gordon

The swordsman-poet with the famous nose woos the lovely Roxane on behalf of a handsome, tongue-tied friend. José Ferrer won the Oscar for this romantic classic, in Brian Hooker's verse.

With Jane Wyman, Van Johnson, Howard Keel, Barry Sullivan · Dir. Charles Walters

A small-town girl becomes an airline stewardess and soon has three suitors, all named Mike. A breezy romantic comedy with Jane Wyman.

With John Wayne, Gail Russell, Harry Carey · Dir. James Edward Grant

A wounded gunslinger is nursed back to health by a Quaker family, and their daughter's quiet faith slowly begins to change him. John Wayne produced and starred in this gentle, much-loved western.