Lola Lane

A mission in Paris to impersonate a dead German agent puts a Soviet spy to work with the Free French underground to save US convoys from German subs.

A hard-nosed detective and a tenacious reporter compete to crack the case when someone is murdered during an astronomer’s lecture at a planetarium.

When oil speculators start to prey on a businesswoman and landowner, a young racecar driver comes to her rescue time and time again.

A prosecutor has a clip-joint hostess and her four co-workers testify against their boss.

If you love music, check into Hollywood Hotel. The story's about a filmland newbie (Dick Powell) caught between a spoiled star (Lola Lane) and her likeable look-alike (Lola's look-alike sister Rosemary Lane). But the movie's about Busby Berkeley's ace direction – and music, music, music. The film opens with the jubilant debut of Tinseltown's unofficial anthem Hooray for Hollywood. The jaunty Let That Be a Lesson to You shows off Berkeley's snazzy-jazzy mastery of editing and camera angles. And Benny Goodman and His Orchestra – including Harry James on trumpet and Gene Krupa on drums – swing, swing, swing into Sing, Sing, Sing. Hooray for Hollywood Hotel!

An auto mechanic haunted by the accidental death of his kid brother unwittingly becomes the getaway driver for a bank heist and is framed for murder.

When his associate is framed for a bank robbery and goes into hiding in the hills, Hopalong Cassidy sets out to find the responsible parties.

A musician is blessed with four musical prodigies, all girls, and cursed when a troubled young composer enters the lives of his Four Daughters.

An amnesiac soldier, the the only survivor of a group of four unidentified soldiers, victims of a bomb raid, visits each man's addresses with the hope of restoring his memory and identity.

A battle for control over a mountain pass plays out between a railroad surveyor and a freight company owner and a daughter caught in the middle.