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The Dough Girls wanted criminalIf this is overcrowding, squeeze yourself in fast. With a clutch of pros spinning comedy gold from a topical situation the Washington, DC World War II housing shortage The Doughgirls, from Joseph Fields's Broadway hit, starts at a farcical gallop and unfurls its jokey, hokey hijinks with broad, breezy bravado. Two dimwitted newlyweds (Jack Carson and Jane Wyman) claim their very own hotel bridal suite, but it's not to be their very own for very long.

A Place to Call Home tackles issues of social class and sexuality with insight and intrigue

Keisha (LisaRaye McCoy) is a former video dancer who believes in making her own luck

Julia Butterfly Hill

Jack Hoxie (Trouble Busters

plus a funtastic bonus

she finds an old mansion in which to shelter

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Tennessee Thunder

this coming-of-age story shows the inherited effects of historical trauma and the strength of survival and healing

puts his newfound superpowers to use furthering his career as a delinquent

a young couple looking to get married behind the back of the girl's objecting old father

What's good for the gander is good for the goose in this roundelay of romance and romp centered on a smart-set quartet of friends and lovers: married couple John (Adolphe Menjou) and Carol (Genevieve Tobin)