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Trailing the Killer (1932)

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Too Late Blues (1961) -- (Movie Clip) Just Rub My Beard Pianist "Ghost" (Bobby Darin) and combo (Cliff Carnell as Charlie) greeted by Baby (Rupert Crosse, from the director's Shadows, 1959), discovering singer Jess (Stella Stevens), teased by vocalese artist Slim Gaillard, in John Cassavetes' first Hollywood feature, Too Late Blues, 1961.

Colditz Story, The -- (Movie Clip) Constant And Repeated Faliure Following two botched escapes, when the British tunnel ran into the Polish tunnel, senior P-O-W officer Richmond (Eric Portman) proposes a new approach, Reid (John Mills) his first volunteer, in The Colditz Story, 1955.

Colditz Story, The -- (Movie Clip) Don't Know What Verboten Means The German commandant (Carl Duering) gives his new charges a talking-to, Brits Richmond (Eric Portman), Reid (John Mills) and McGill (Christopher Rhodes) then discussing their prospects, in director Guy Hamilton's The Colditz Story, 1955.

Colditz Story, The -- (Movie Clip) Just Like A Firing Squad From ominous to droll, Brits Reid (John Mills) and McGill (Christopher Rhodes) are led into the famous German castle and prison, where they meet Harry (Lionel Jeffries) and Jimmy (Bryan Forbes), opening The Colditz Story, 1955.

Clay Pigeon (1971) -- (Original Trailer) Arlo Guthrie’s “I Could Be Singing,” featured in the film, is the background for the original trailer for the budget-challenged counter-culture crime oddity, with it’s impressive cast, Clay Pigeon, 1971, by would-be Hollywood maverick director and star Tom Stern, not the well-known cinematographer.

Raisin in the Sun, A - (Original Trailer) Producer David Susskind, never reluctant to appear on camera, promotes Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee in his production of the award-winning play A Raisin in the Sun, 1961.

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