Late Show Movie
By the mid-1950s, motion picture studios recognized the potential profits sitting on their shelves in the form of old movies and began selling their pre-1948 films for exhibition on television. Beginning with "The Late Show" and then "Saturday Night at the Movies" during the early 1960s, the screening of feature films gradually became one of TVs dominant programming forms. By the mid-1960s, "Early Shows," "Saturday Matinees," "Afternoon Movies," "Late Shows," and "Late, Late Shows" dotted station schedules all across the country.
AFFAIRS OF ANNABEL, THE (1938)
Wonder Pictures' seedy publicity man Lanny Morgan (Jack Oakie) has put the st...
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BEST FOOT FORWARD – Lucille Ball/Harry James (1943)
On a whim, starry-eyed cadet Bud Hooper (Tommy Dix) sends movie star Lucille ...
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BLAZE AT NOON (PARAMOUNT 1947)
Action drama about four brothers who fly for the fledgling U.S. Air Mail Serv...
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CRITIC'S CHOICE – Bob Hope/Lucille Ball (1963)
With his acid pen always at the ready, theater critic Parker Ballantine (Bob ...
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DANCE, GIRL, DANCE - Maureen O'Hara/Lucille Ball (1940)
Aspiring ballerina Judy O'Brien (Maureen O'Hara) dances with a struggling but...
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DU BARRY WAS A LADY – Lucille Ball/Red Skelton (1943)
Hapless hatcheck clerk Louis Blore (Red Skelton) downs a spiked cocktail and ...
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EASY TO WED – Esther Williams/Lucille Ball (1946)
Wealthy heiress Connie Allenbury (Esther Williams) is suing the Morning Star ...
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