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Classic Movie Collection Bloomfield Public Library Classic Movies Classic Movies McMahon Wintonbury Library Scaramouche Shane Shenandoah Shenandoah The Sign of the Cross Silent Running Silver Streak Singin’ in the Rain Solomon & Sheba Classic Some Like it Hot The Sons of Bernadette Sounder The Sound of Music Soylent Green Spartacus Movies Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan The Sting The Stars of Ruth Suicide Squad Sunset Boulevard Sunset Path Tales From the Crypt Tales from the Darkside Tarzan The Thing from Another World The Thin Man Three Musketeers The Time Machine To Kill a Mockingbird Top Hat Topper To Sir, with love The Treasure of the Sierra Madre TCM Errol Flynn TCM Tarzan 1015 Blue Hills Ave 12 Angry Men 20,000 Leagues Under the Bloomfield, CT 06002 Sea The Unsinkable Molly Brown The Vikings The War of Worlds West Side Story West World What Ever Happened to Baby Jane White Christmas The Wild Bunch Winchester ‘73 Witness for the Prosecution Wizard of Oz The World in His Arms Yankee Doodle * denotes a movie collection You Can’t Take it With You Young Frankenstein Classic Movies @ McMahon Wintonbury Library It Happened One Night “dial M for Murder” It’s A Wonderful Life The Ultimate Dirty Dancing Edition I Walked With a Zombie Classic Movies Dracula Jane Eyre The African Queen Double Indemnity Jaws The Agony and the Ecstasy Duel at Diablo Jesus Christ Superstar Earth vs. the Flying Saucers John Wayne in The Searchers Alexander the Great The Keys of the Kingdom Alfie East of Eden Key Largo Annabelle Comes Home El Cid Kid Galahad Anthony & Cleopatra The Elephant Man King of Kings The Apartment Elvira’s Movie Macabre* King Lear Attack of the 30’s Characters Escape from Fort Bravo Kings of the Round Table Barabbas Esther and the King Larceny Inc. The Bat The Exorcist Law & Jake Wade The Bells of St. Mary’s Fail Safe Lilies of the Field Ben Hur Father Goose Little Giant The Bible...In the Beginning Fort Apache The Little Shop of Horrors The Big Sleep The Fly Logan’s Run Bing Crosby (Silver Screen Forbidden Planet The Long Ships Edition)* For Love of Ivy Macbeth For Whom the Bell Tolls The Magnificent Seven The Birds The Maltese Falcon Blazing Saddles Frankenstein Mary Poppins The Blob Gandhi Metropolis Bonnie & Clyde Genghis Khan Mighty Joe Young A Breath of Scandal Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Mr. Deeds Goes to Town The Bride of Frankenstein The Glenn Miller Story My Fair Lady A Bridge Too Far The Golden Voyage of Sinbad Mystery Classics* Breakheart Pass Gone with the Wind The Music Man The Buccaneer The Good the Bad the Ugly A Night in Casablanca Buck and the Preacher Go West & The Big Store* A Night at the Opera Camelot The Grapes of Wrath North by Northwest Casablanca Grease The Nutcracker Cat People Great Expectations The Old Dark House Citizen Kane Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner Omega Man Clash of the Olympians Gunfight at the Pike Corral On the Waterfront Guns of the Magnificent Seven The Over the Hill Gang Clash of the Titans The Quiet Man Classic Western* Hammett Harper Quovadis Cleopatra Phone Call from a Stranger Creature of the Black Lagoon Harold Lloyd Collection* High Noon The Postman Always Rings Twice The Curse of the Fly How the West was Won The Princess & the Pirate Dark Passage Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte This Property is Condemned David & Bathsheba Imitation of Life A Raisin in the Sun The Day the Earth Stood Still The Incredible Shrinking Man Rear Window A Day at the Races Indiana Jones and the Raiders of Return of the Magnificent Seven Death on the Nile the Lost Ark Return of the Fly The Deer Hunter Inherit the Wind The Rube The Defiant Ones In the Heat of the Night Room Service Deliverance In Search of the Castaways At the Circus Demetrius & the Gladiators Invasion of the Body Snatchers Run Silent, Run Deep I Saw What You Did Salome The Devil Bat It Came from Outer Space Samson .
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