On this page, you can find rare movies made before 1960. There is a separate list for James Cagney, just scroll down. New titles as of July 7, 2009 in red!
Attorney For The Defense (1932) - Edmund Lowe. A lawyer knowingly send an innocent guy to jail then tries to do right. Corridor of Mirrors (1948) - Eric Portman stars in this rare creepy thriller.
Final Edition, The (1932) - Pat O'Brien and Mae Clarke murder mystery.
Her Cardboard Lover (1942) - Norma Shearer stars in this tale of secret love. King of Hockey (1936) - The
first hockey movie ever made! Incredible hockey footage surrounds this
take of a star player. Also includes a bonus documentary about hockey
movies starring Wayne Gretzky and Alan Thicke!
Little Giant, The (1933) - Edward G. Robinson tries to go straight after prohibition is repealed. Classic Eddie G.!
Man With Two Faces, The (1934) - Edward G. Robinson must protect his sister from a bad guy.
Private's Progress (1956) - Scamming in the British army! Richard Attenborough stars.
Rock All Night (1957) - A
Roger Corman rarity! The great Dick Miller (of course, it's a Corman
film after all) stars along with The Platters and more in this rock and
roll extravaganza.
Run of the Arrow (1957) - Rod Stieger. A rebel vet has to make a tough decision!
Safari (1956) - Victor Mature stars in this tale of a dangerous jungle hunt!
Three Wise Girls (1932) - Jean Harlow, Mae Clarke. On the hunt for husbands!
Virtue (1932) - Pat O'Brien and Carole Lombard star in this tale of a cabby falling for the con artist!
NEW ADDITIONS! ALIBI IKE
(1935) - Joe E. Brown BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT (1956) - dir. Fritz
Lang, Joan Fontaine, Dana Andrews BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YEN, THE
(1933) - dir. Frank Capra, Barbara Stanwyck CIRCUS CLOWN, THE (1934) -
Joe E. Brown CUCKOOS, THE (1930) - includes technicolor sequences
and the formerly lost finale DISPATCH FROM REUTER'S, A (1940) -
Edward G. Robinson rare classic! ELMER THE GREAT (1933) - Joe E.
Brown, Frank McHugh FIREMAN, SAVE MY CHILD (1932) - Joe E. Brown GOOD
BAD GIRL, THE (1931) - Rare early sexy tale with Mae Clarke HEROES
FOR SALE (1933) - Loretta Young REMEMBER? (1939) - Greer Garson ROADBLOCK
(1951) - Charles McGraw, Joan Dixon SALOME (1953) - Rita Hayworth,
Stewart Granger SARABAND FOR DEAL LOVERS (1948) - Stewart Granger SET
UP, THE (1949) - Boxing action tale SON OF A SAILOR (1933) - Frank
McHugh, Joe E. Brown SON OF DR. JEKYLL, THE (1951) - Lewis Hayward TENDERFOOT,
THE (1932) - Joe E. Brown TENNESSEE JOHNSON (1942) - Lionel
Barrymore UNDERCOVER MAN, THE (1949) - Glenn Ford, Nina Foch UNHOLY
THREE, THE (1930) - Lon Chaney, the rare 1930 version WILD
NORTH, THE (1952) - Stewart Granger, Cyd Charrise
JAMES CAGNEY Great rare James Cagney films. The film number in order of Cagney releases follows the title.
Sinner's Holiday (1930, #1)
Other Men's Women (1931, #3)
The Millionaire (1931, #4)
Blonde Crazy (1931, #7)
Taxi! (1932, #8)
The Crowd Roars (1932, #9)
Winner Take All (1932, #10)
Hard To Handle (1933, #11)
Jimmy The Gent (1934, #16)
He Was Her Man (1934, #15)
Here Comes The Navy (1934, #18)
St. Louis Kid (1934, #19)
The Irish In Us (1935, #22)
The Frisco Kid (1935, #25)
Boy Meets Girl (1938, #29)
The Strawberry Blonde (1941, #37)
These Wilder Years (1956, #57)
RARE HUMPHREY BOGART BATTLE
CIRCUS (1953) - Bogie in a wartime love story CONFLICT (1945) - One
of the best rare Bogie films, he kills his wife to be with her sister
and then all sorts of wild things start happening, very suspenseful! CRIME
SCHOOL (1938) - Bogie and The Dead End Kids in this rare classic! DEADLINE
U.S.A. (1952) - Bogie in this tale of gangsters HARDER THEY FALL,
THE (1956) - Boxing tale is Bogie's final film. IT ALL CAME TRUE
(1940) - Bogie and Ann Sheridan! KING OF THE UNDERWORLD (1939) -
Another mean and gritty Bogie tale KNOCK ON ANY DOOR (1949) - Bogie
is a tough attorney! LEFT HAND OF GOD, THE (1955) - Bogie is a
tough-guy Father! MEN ARE SUCH FOOLS (1938) - Bogie in a crazy love
tale! OKLAHOMA KID, THE (1939) - This is it! The rare Cagney/Bogie
movie and it's a western! SIROCCO (1951) - Gun running and smuggling
for Bogie! SWING YOUR LADY (1938) - Bogie stars with Frank McHugh and
Ronald Reagan! TOKYO JOE (1949) - Great rare Bogart! TWO MRS.
CARROLS, THE (1947) - Bogie fools on his wife! YOU CAN'T GET AWAY
WITH MURDER (1939) - Billy Halop and Bogie in this rough street tale!