James Ellison

In order to become the richest girl in America, a heiress must marry in haste.

Hopalong Cassidy and his traveling companions discover that a quirky professor’s quest for science is actually an explosive cattle rustling scheme.

Hopalong Cassidy and the rangers create a setup to cast him out as an outlaw in order to lead a crooked gang whose leader is hiding in plain sight.

With the help of his two sidekicks, Hoppy has to bust up a gang of outlaws, and, as usual, walks through the fusillade unscathed.

Join the ever-earnest Hopalong Cassidy and his pals as they answer the call of justice to stop a gang interfering with a cattle drive.

After being shot in a gunfight, Hopalong Cassidy sets out to settle the war between cattlemen who each accuse the other of stealing their livestock.

The "Housing Shortage Comedy" might have been a short-lived sub-genre of World War II-era comedy, but it produced some gems in its short lifespan. Among them is this antic, code-provoking jewel from Monogram Pictures starring Simone Simon ("Cat People"). Quebec-native Kathie Aumont (Simon) finds herself sans shelter in Washington, D.C. striking sparks with a shipping-out Marine (William Terry), Kathie convinces the handsome leatherneck to sub-let his place to her. But he neglects to tell her he has lent his keys out to a veritable squadron of fly-by-night soldiers – including a CPO looking to rendezvous with his bride (Robert Mitchum) and a buddy (James Ellison) who strikes some sparks with Kathie all on his own. As the action amps up into screwball mix-ups and mishaps, many the work of an actual gremlin (voiced by an uncredited Mel Blanc), we eventually end up in court where a corker of a surprise ending awaits all.

Brave cowboy Hopalong Cassidy has to stop cattle and stagecoach robbers without involving a local sheriff who’s an outlaw and on the take for himself.

Broadcasting legend Murray Walker narrates this action-filled racing film that captures all the fantastic spectacle that is British superbikes.