One of the earliest cinematic biographies of America2s sixteenth president, this film tells the story of Abraham Lincoln from his early days to his assassination.

"The United States Coast Guard produced this documentary in 1944 to show on-the-spot coverage of the Allied landings in Normandy that helped end the Second World War. More than 9,000 Allied soldiers lost their lives in what United States General Dwight Eisenhower called a 'great crusade.' Thrilling footage shot by members of the United States Coast Guard gives the viewer a first hand look at the action."--Container

When a little girl is told that her father is reported dead, but her intuition tells her that he is still alive. She sats out to find him.

When all-girl school Mar Brynn slanders Quinceton College as a publicity stunt, the boys' school promptly sends Bob Sheppard to Mar Brynn dressed as a girl.

A remarkable war film about the 1948 Berlin Airlift that follows two American Air Force sergeants as they risk their lives to transport supplies to desperate citizens.

When a California businessman shows up at the San Francisco police station to report a murder, the police captain asks him who was murdered. His reply: 'I was.' So begins the tale of a man who is poisoned at a dark jazz club and, with only hours left to live, is determined to find out who poisoned him and why.

When the President of the United States makes a train stop in a sleepy California town, the town sheriff is notified by a team of Secret Service men who arrive to make sure the town is secure. But three assassins get there first and take over the house overlooking the train station, holding the family hostage while waiting for the President to arrive.