Director: William Nigh
Original Release: 1939
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 364MB
Originally released as Streets of New York, starring Jackie Cooper as Jimmy, an idealist just arrived in New York seeking fame and fortune. Jimmy is faced with a series of challenges testing his resolve, morals, and will power. At each turn he asks, What would Abe Lincoln do? Will Jimmy make the right choices or will he be eaten up by the streets of New York?
Director: Otto Brower
Director: Curt Siodmak
Director: Burt P. Lynwood
Director: Steve Sekely
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 363.25
San Francisco optometrist Carl Decker leads a double life as a Nazi spy. When his code book gets swiped by another spy, he goes in search of the thief with yet another agent, Marlow. When opportunity knows, Marlow blackmails a the proprietor of a boardinghouse, ultimately pinning a murder on her daughter's fiance. Marlow must cover his tracks to avoid discovery as the story unfolds.
Director: William West
Producer: T.R. Williams
Production Company: Monogram Pictures Corporation
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 302MB
Captain Hadley (played by J. Farrell MacDonald) reaches mandatory retirement age for firefighters and is retired from the force. Bored with retirement and pushed by his friend Burt's (Joel Friedkin) death while fighting a fire, Hadley becomes an vigilante arson investigator to track down a fire starter on a rampage. The closer Hadley gets to the arsonist, the more the arsonist is after Hadley.
Director: Rupolph Mate
Producer: Leo C. Popkin
Production Company: Cardinal Pictures
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 358.5MB
Film noir from 1949. A man desperately attempts to discover the identity of someone who gave him a time-released fatal dose of radium.
Director: Les Goodwins
Producer: Maurice Conn
Production Company: Ambassador Pictures Inc.
Audio: Mono
Video: 320x240 B&W WMV
File Size: 345MB
A group of thieves plot to steal the "Devil Diamond" from a jeweler hired to break the diamond into smaller saleable pieces.