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If You Knew Susie ( 1948 ) 14k A show business family retires from the stage in the hopes of opening a restaurant in a small village in New England but find themselves snubbed by the locales for their lack of an illustrious forefather. When they find that a letter from George Washington expressing read more

If You Knew Susie ( 1948 ) 14k A show business family retires from the stage in the hopes of opening a restaurant in a small village in New England but find themselves snubbed by the locales for their lack of an illustrious forefather. When they find that a letter from George Washington expressing read more

Before there was Agent Cody Banks there was Luther Starling. Nearly thirty years prior to when the whiz kid spy hit the big screen Disney released The London Connection, the first adventure to feature Agent Starling. He wasn't your average juvenile spy either - he was a handsome college-aged man wit read more

Before there was Agent Cody Banks there was Luther Starling. Nearly thirty years prior to when the whiz kid spy hit the big screen Disney released The London Connection, the first adventure to feature Agent Starling. He wasn't your average juvenile spy either - he was a handsome college-aged man wit read more

Before there was Agent Cody Banks there was Luther Starling. Nearly thirty years prior to when the whiz kid spy hit the big screen Disney released The London Connection, the first adventure to feature Agent Starling. He wasn't your average juvenile spy either - he was a handsome college-aged man wit read more

For our Movie Magazine Article Collection we read a lot of articles and then select only the best to reprint. Some articles are routine while others stand out because they relate an incident about a star that over the years has become forgotten. Does anyone remember the famous ( at the time ) story read more

For our Movie Magazine Article Collection we read a lot of articles and then select only the best to reprint. Some articles are routine while others stand out because they relate an incident about a star that over the years has become forgotten. Does anyone remember the famous ( at the time ) story read more

If there was any one person that embodied the qualities we associate with a Walt Disney film ( humorous, colorful, cheerful ), it’s Hayley Mills….this gal is a sheer delight to watch! And judging from box-office sales she was not only Disney’s living screen representative but his g read more

If there was any one person that embodied the qualities we associate with a Walt Disney film ( humorous, colorful, cheerful ), it’s Hayley Mills….this gal is a sheer delight to watch! And judging from box-office sales she was not only Disney’s living screen representative but his g read more

If there was any one person that embodied the qualities we associate with a Walt Disney film ( humorous, colorful, cheerful ), it’s Hayley Mills….this gal is a sheer delight to watch! And judging from box-office sales she was not only Disney’s living screen representative but his g read more

"Nauro Island...Commander...native knows posit...he can pilot... 11 alive-need small boat... Kennedy". So reads the carving on the coconut that sat upon President John F. Kennedy's desk for over twenty years. It's a coconut with a past and the film PT 109 tells the story of this coconut or rather, read more

"Nauro Island...Commander...native knows posit...he can pilot... 11 alive-need small boat... Kennedy". So reads the carving on the coconut that sat upon President John F. Kennedy's desk for over twenty years. It's a coconut with a past and the film PT 109 tells the story of this coconut or rather, read more

"Nauro Island...Commander...native knows posit...he can pilot... 11 alive-need small boat... Kennedy". So reads the carving on the coconut that sat upon President John F. Kennedy's desk for over twenty years. It's a coconut with a past and the film PT 109 tells the story of this coconut or rather, read more

"Pop..pop...pop...pop!!" This old jalopy is sputtering down a wooded lane while a spiffy Rolls tags behind. If you've seen the movie this screenshot is from you would remember this scene. If you haven't seen the movie....oh dear, its a tough shot! As always, if you are unfamiliar with the rules t read more

"Pop..pop...pop...pop!!" This old jalopy is sputtering down a wooded lane while a spiffy Rolls tags behind. If you've seen the movie this screenshot is from you would remember this scene. If you haven't seen the movie....oh dear, its a tough shot! As always, if you are unfamiliar with the rules t read more

"Pop..pop...pop...pop!!" This old jalopy is sputtering down a wooded lane while a spiffy Rolls tags behind. If you've seen the movie this screenshot is from you would remember this scene. If you haven't seen the movie....oh dear, its a tough shot! As always, if you are unfamiliar with the rules t read more

Spy fever was in full heat in the mid-1960s, what with the success of James Bond in the theatres and television shows such as Mission Impossible and The Man from UNCLE. It's no wonder then that even Doris Day was thrust into a spy adventure. In 1966 Universal Pictures cast her and Rod Taylor in a fi read more

Spy fever was in full heat in the mid-1960s, what with the success of James Bond in the theatres and television shows such as Mission Impossible and The Man from UNCLE. It's no wonder then that even Doris Day was thrust into a spy adventure. In 1966 Universal Pictures cast her and Rod Taylor in a fi read more

Spy fever was in full heat in the mid-1960s, what with the success of James Bond in the theatres and television shows such as Mission Impossible and The Man from UNCLE. It's no wonder then that even Doris Day was thrust into a spy adventure. In 1966 Universal Pictures cast her and Rod Taylor in a fi read more

Comic books have been around since the mid-1800s, originating from pulp magazines, but it wasn't until 1938 with the publication of Action Comics No. 1 feature "Superman" that comic books - as we know them today - took off in popularity. All these years later, they are still popular amongst kiddies read more