College sweethearts Julie and Ives have planned to marry. Their plans go amiss when Julie meets a weak writer and runs off to marry him. After her husband dies, she's left in Paris, penniless and with a daughter to support. She decides to return to her home town with the intent to renew her romance with Ives. His family and a scheming co-ed vow to avert a reunion of the two.

The dedicated detectives of Scotland Yard are investigating a series of deaths involving victims found drowned in the Thames. The link in these baffling murders is that they were all indemnified through Dr. Feodor Orloff, an insurance agent who's designated The Dearborn Home for the Blind as their beneficiary. Could there be a deeper connection between the sinister Orloff and John Dearborn, the kindly minister in charge of the home? Detective Inspector...

When her father's fortune is wiped out just before he dies, eastern socialite Coralie Adams promises to repay his debts and to do so the only way she knows how: by besting deep-pocketed gentlemen at high-stakes poker. Her steadfast conviction to make good causes Coralie to head west, thus delaying her marriage to fiancée Gerald Forsythe. While in San Francisco, Coralie is by chance reunited with dapper professional gambler James Kincaid. Instantly...

After an impressive showing on and off the field while attending Cambridge, Steve Early, the son of an American military attache in London, dutifully accepts a commission to attend West Point where five previous generations of Early's have made their mark. Soon after arriving at the Academy, Steve's confidence and manner earned him the derisive nickname "The Duke", so dubbed by his classmates who view the plebe as arrogant and entitled. Not to be...

For the first time on DVD come all six Tracy and Sawyer streamliners produced by Hal Roach in this special collection from ClassicFlix! When you hear the word "streamliner," you might picture those high-speed passenger trains from the 1930s to the 1950s. For pioneering movie producer Hal Roach, however, "streamliner" had an entirely different meaning. The man whose film studio was known as the "Lot of Fun" saw a changing landscape in the picture business...