Sylvia Scarlett (1935) (MOD)

Sylvia Scarlett (1935) (MOD)The first of three films teaming Academy Award winners* Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, and ably directed by famed director George Cukor (The Philadelphia Story), Sylvia Scarlett tells the story of a young woman disguised as a man to evade the law, and all the romantic complications her disguise brings. When Sylvia Scarlett (Hepburn) and her father (Edmund Gwenn) must flee France one step ahead of the authorities, she cuts her hair, dons men's

the foster sister both men have grown to love

For the Marines aboard

the hilarious jabs of neighbor Barney Rubble

Cash-strapped Ben's dreams of training the horse are dashed when Wildfire is sold out from under him to Dave Tracy (the reliably hissable Ray Teal)

plays Stoker's steadfast wife

Complicating matters this season - both above and on Earth - is the arrival of a new alien management on the spaceship crewed by Don the White (Bjorn Gustafsson) and Jeff the Grey (Ken Hall)

force them to be front men for notorious crimes

Partners of the Sunset (1948)

hot-wired friend Crazy Shapiro would die for the honor of Vinnie and the gang

Lieutenant Fergie Howard (McQueen) gets the news that Operation Honeymoon has been successful: His ship's onboard computer can predict exactly where a missile will land

Gunfire resounds from everywhere

Then a showdown with his sadistic foreman ends in the older man's accidental death