Bitter Sweet (1940)

Bitter Sweet (1940)Songbirds and lovebirds Carl and Sarah Linden (Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald) happily starve in a 19th century Viennese garret, awaiting the day the world will cheer Carl's operetta. But a lecherous baron (George Sanders, oozing caddishness from every pore) with an eye for Sarah and a taste for duels threatens to turn their hope to tragedy. I'll See You Again, If You Could Only Come with Me, What Is Love? Noel Coward wrote some of his subtlest,

High school wrestler Louden Swain is a man obsessed

Ex-President Andrew Jackson recruits cattleman Devereaux Burke to travel through hostile Indian land

perhaps best remembered as the executive producer of the Cold War classic The Manchurian Candidate

a noted surgeon

plays the ex-barnstormer and top-echelon pilot who guides the China Clipper's maiden journey

When Tiger Haynes (Chaney) learns his beloved daughter Toyo (Lupe Velez) intends to marry Bobby Bailey (Lloyd Hughes)

Broadway's original Hildy Johnson in The Front Page

The Show resurfaced in the mid-1970s

and Maureen Harris (Wallace)

which relieves John of his post

what seems like a routine suicide sparks the interest of LAPD Detective Michael Landers (Robert Douglas) when he sees something suspicious at the scene

crooks seeking a big score from his posh establishment and the homelife pressures of a devoted wife (Alexis Smith) and son (Darryl Hickman) who want him to leave the gaming biz