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Channel 98 Movies
Movie of the Week hosted by Morgan Smith. A classic about San Francisco Gangs in 1958. Show youth working in the inner city with many famous ladmarks. 4 Stars.
Click Play on the viewer above to view. Movie of the Week Sex Madness
Spooks Run Wild The Bowery Boys in Combo with Bela Lugosi. One of the best of the series. Goosebumps just thinking about it. Director: William Beaudine Director: William Beaudine Producer: Ed W. Rote Production Company: Monogram Pictures Corporation Audio/Visual: sound, black and white
Let's Get Tough (1942)
Clancy Street Boys (1943)
Director: William Beaudine
Million Dollar Kid (1944)
Channel 98 Worldwide Remembers
School's Out. The Little Rascals The kids mistake Miss Crabtree's brother for a potential boyfriend, and plot to discourage him. This is the great Hal Roach Comedy.
Not many realize this feature, along with 'Tarzan
and the Green Goddess', were produced by E.R. Burroughs, himself. He
wanted a screen portrayal of Tarzan as he had written him, a noble
intelligent Ape Man,Lord Greystoke, not as Hollywood had made him. And
no Cheetah.
Tarzan's Revenge (1938)
Lon Chaney Jr. except for the opening sequence has no dialogue and yet he carries the film as only he can with just mannerisms and facial features and a minimal amount of make-up towards the end as well as doing his own stunts. This is his picture and he's in total control. Subject: Great, but for different reasons than when I
was a kid
Three Stooges
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These are movies chosen because they
are not to be found anywhere else.
The
gang is befriended by a millionaire whom they save from a mugging.
However, they begin to suspect that the man's son was actually one of
the muggers. Knowing that the boy's father is still grieving for an
older son he lost during the war, and would be devastated if he learned
his only remaining son was a criminal, the gang sets out to reform the
boy. The East Side Kids, now sans Sunshine Sammy Morrison and Bobby
Jordan but with Huntz Hall and Billy Benedict, rescue a rich passerby
(Herbert Heyes, later to play Mr. Gimble in Miracle on 34th Street) from
a mugger. The grateful tycoon invites the boys over to his pad, where a
fully equipped gymnasium awaits them. There are subplots involving Heyes
ne'e'r do well son (Johnny Duncan, a few years before playing Robin in
the Columbia serial Batman and Robin )and his feisty daughter (Louise
Currie). The otherwise unknown Al Stone delivers an amusing one-off
performance as cousin Herbie, an erstwhile East Side Kid whose
relationship with Muggs and Glimpy is somewhat convoluted. One of the
wittier series entries. 
The
New Adventures of Tarzan
Eleanor
and her parents are hunting big game, acompanied by her wimpish fiance.
Ben lleu Bey wants to add her to his 100-woman harem. Tarzan wants her
too. This low-key Tarzan feature relies more on the settings and the
general situation than it does on the story, which is rather sketchy. It
was Glenn Morris's only appearance as Tarzan, and while he certainly
looks athletic enough, his lack of acting experience really shows. Some
of the other aspects of the movie help out just enough to make it
watchable.
The
Indestructible Man with Lon Chaney
