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Sca-Sem Length Length In Mine. In Ming SCARAMOUCHE 115 SEARCH FOR DANGER 62 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.(R) June, 1852 FILM CLASSICS. (RI April 8, 1949, John Calvert, Stewart Granger, Janet Leigh. Color. Albert Dekker. SCARED STIFF log SEARCHING WIND, THE 107 PARAMOUNT. (B) June, 1953. Martin & Lewis, PARAMOUNT. (B) August 9. 1946. Robert Young, Lizabeth Scott, Carmen Miranda. Sylvia Sidney. SCARED STIFF 55 SECONDCHANCE (SD) 82 PARAMOUNT.(R) June 22.1945. Jack Haley RICORADIO. (R) July 18. 1953. Robert Mitchum, Ann Savage. Linda Damen, Jack Paiance. Color. SCARED TO DEATH 65 SECOND CHANCE 62 SCREEN GUILD. (R) May 3, 1947. Bela Lugost TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX.(R)September Douglas Fowley. Color. 1947. Kent Taylor, Louise Currie. SCARF.THE 66 SECOND FACE, THE 77 UNITED ARTISTS.(R)April6,1951.John UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 1,1950. Ella Ireland, Mercedes McCambridge. Raines, Bruce Bennett SCARLET ANGEL 81 SECOND GREATEST SEX, THE (Cu) 87 UNIVERSAL. (II)June, 1952. Yvonne De Carlo, UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1955. Jeanne Crain. Rock Hudson. Color. George Nader. Color. SCARLETCLAW. THE 74 SECONDWOMAN, THE 91 UNIVERSAL. (B) May 26, 1944. Basil Rathbone, UNITED ARTISTS.(B) March 16, 1951. Robert Nigel Bruce. Young. Betsy Drake. SCARLET CLUE,THE 64 SECRET BEYOND THE DOOR, THE 99 MONOGRAM. (R1May 11.1945.Benson Fong. UNIVERSAL. (B) February, 1948, Joan Bennett, Sidney Toler. Michael Redgrave. SCARLET COAT, THE (Cs) 101 SECRET COMMAND 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 19, COLUMBIA. (R)July80.1944. Pat O'Brien. 1955. Cornel Wilde, Michael Wilding, Anne Fran- Carole Landis. cis. George Sanders. Color. SECRET CONCLAVE,THE (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 80 SCARLET HOUR. THE (VV) 95 I.F.E.(R) September, 1953. Henry Vidon. PARAMOUNT. (R)April,1956.Carol Ohmart, Tom Tryon, Jody Lawrence. SECRET FURY 86 RKO RADIO.(14)May 27, 1950. Claudette Cul- SCARLET SPEAR, THE 78 bert, Robert Ryan. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March, 1954. John Archer, Martha flyer.Color. SECRET GARDEN. THE . 105 METRO-GOLDVVYN-MAYKR.(B) April 20, 1949. SCARLET STREET 102 Margaret O'Brien, Dean Stockwell. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) December 28, 1945. Edward G Robinson, Joan Bennett. Dan Duryea. SECRETHEART. THE 97 METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYEB. (B) December, SCENE OFTHE CRIME 95 1946. Claudette Colbert. Walter Pidgeon. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R)August26, SECRETLAND, THE 71 1949. Van Johnson. Gloria De Haven. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.(R)October22, SCOTLAND YARD INSPECTOR 73 1948. Robert Montgomery. Robert Taylor. Color. LIPPERT. (R) October 31,1952. Cesar Romero, SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY, THE 110 Lois Maxwell. RKO RADIO. (R) September 1, 1947, Danny Kaye SCOTLAND YARD INVESTIGATOR 68 Virginia Mayo. Color. REPUBLIC. (RI September30, 1945,Sir Aubrey SECRET OFCONVICT LAKE, THE 83 Smith. Erich von Stroheini. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1951. SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC (Brit) 111 Ethel Barrymore, Glenn Ford. EAGLE LION.(B) April 20,1949. John Mills, SECRET OF ST. IVES 75 Derek Bond. Color. COLUMBIA.(R)June 30,1949.Richard Ney, SCREAMING EAGLES Si Vanessa Brown ALLIED ARTISTS.(B)May27. 1956.Tom SECRET OF THE INCAS 101 Tryon, Jan Merlin. PARAMOUNT. (R) June 1954.Charlton Heston SCREAMING MIMI 79 Nicole Maurey.Color. COLUMBIA (R) April, 1958. Anita Ekberg, Phil SECRET OF THE WHISTLER 85 Carey. COLUMBIA. (B) November 7, 1946. Richard Dlx, THE SCREAMING SKULL 70 Leslie Brooks. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, 1958. SECRET OF TREASURE MOUNTAIN 68 Alex Nicol, John Hudson. COLUMBIA.(R)June,1956.RaymondBurr, William Prince. SCUDDA HOO. SCUDDA HAY 65 SECRET PEOPLE (Brit.) 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1948. LIPPERT. (R) August 29, 1952. Valentina Cortese, June Haver, Lou McCollister. Color. Audrey Hepburn. SEA AROUND US, THE Si SECRET PLACE, THE RKO RADIO.(U)July11,1953. Documentary RANK (R) February, 1958. Belinda Lee, Ronald 81 Color. Lewis. SEA CHASE, THE (Cs) 117 SECRET SERVICE INVESTIGATOR eV WARNER BROTHERS. (B) June41955. John REPUBLIC. (R) May 31,1948.Lloyd Bridges, Wayne Lana Turner. Color. Linn.) Roberta. SEA DEVILS 91 SECRETS OF A SORORITY GIRL 58 RKO RADIO. (R) May 23, 1953. Yvonne DeOarlo, PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) Rock Hudson. Color. August 15,1946. Mary Ware, Rick Yellin. SEA HORNET 84 SECRETS OF LIFE 73 REPUBLIC. (R) November 6, 1951. Rod Cameron, BUENA VISTA.(H) November 20.1956.True Adele Mara. Life Adventure. Color. SEA OFGRASS 131 SECRETS OF MONTE CARLO 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.(R)April,1947. REPUBLIC. (R) June 20. 1951. Warren Douglas, Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. Lois Hall. SEA OFLOST SHIPS 85 SECRETS OF SCOTLAND YARD 68 REPUBLIC. (R) February 1,1954. John Derek, REPUBLIC. (R)July 26, 1949. Stephanie Wanda Hendrix. Bachelor. Edgar Barrier. SEARCHERS, THE(VV) 119 SECRETS OF THE REEF 72 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 26, 1956. John CONTINENTAL.(B)July,1956.Documentary Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles. Color. Color. SEARCH FOR BRIDEY MURPHY, THE (VV) 84 SECRET VENTURE Brit.) 68 PARAMOUNT. (R) October,1956. Louis Hayward, REPUBLIC. (R) November 10, 1955. Kent Taylor Teresa Wright. Jane Hylton. SEASHALL NOT HAVE THEM. THE (Brit.) 01 SECURITY RISK 69 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 1955. Michael Red - ALLIED ARTISTS. (R)August81954.John grave Dirk Bogarde. Ireland Dorothy Malone. SEA TIGER 71 SEE HERE. PRIVATE HARGROVE 100 MONOGRAM. (B)July27.1952. John Archer, MET1tO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.(R)March,1944 Marguerite Chapman. ltobert Walker. Donna Reed. SEA WIFE, THE (Cs) 82 SEE MY LAWYER 67 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) August, 1957. UNIVERSAL. (R) May 25, 1945. Olsen & John- Richard Burton, Joan Collins. Color. son. SEALED CARGO so SELLOUT,THE 83 RKO RADIO. (R) May 19, 1951.Dana Andrews METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.(R) February, 1952. Claude Rains. Walter Pidgeon. Audrey Totter. SEALED VERDICT 83 SEMINOLE 86 PARAMOUNT. (R) November 5, 1948. Ray Milland, UNIVERSAL.(R)March,1953.Rock Hudson, Florence Manly. Barbara Hale. Color. SEARCH.THE (Swiss) 105 SEMINOLEUPRISING 74 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August6, 1948 COLUMBIA. (R) May 1955. George Montgomery Montgomery Cart, Wendell Corey. Karin Booth. Color. 371.
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