Sweethearts "Independent"

Sweethearts "Independent"Broadway's Gwen Marlowe and Ernest Lane are sweethearts, onstage as stars of Victor Herbert's operetta and offstage as happily marrieds. Then Hollywood beckons, and their fretful stage producer puts the kibosh on any Tinseltown plans by trumping up a romantic triangle that sets the lovebirds feuding. The 24 karat Golden Age singing team of Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy headlines a lavish, gossamer weight box office smash glittering with songs

Rookies in Burma (1943): Escaping from an enemy prison camp

Especially from the police

NYPD police chief Patrick McKay and mob boss Vincent Danzig are now the deadliest of enemies

The siblings are sure they're very different from their parents

never before available

Clint was wowing them with roles in such fine film fare as Fort Dobbs

she's forced to choose between love and duty when the scandal threatens both of their careers

With only the former sheriff to support him (George Kennedy) Price must try to defuse the tensions before the town explodes

Jimmy Smits stars as the most dashing

Mackaill ably struts her ex-Ziegfeld stuff

in a role that mirrors her later work in The Roaring Twenties

"The Wizard of Oz" meets "Camelot" in the classic voices of Judy Garland and Robert Goulet