Scaramouche (1923) (MOD) "3 for 100"

Scaramouche (1923) (MOD) "3 for 100""He was born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world was mad." Thus opens Rafael Sabatini's historical novel on which this fanciful film is based, following the sensational exploits of a young lawyer thrown into the tumult of the French Revolution. There he becomes an actor portraying the celebrated character Scaramouche, a chameleon who plays both rogue and fool. First published in 1921, it became an instant bestseller, flying onto the

Down-and-out Londoner Ernie Mott makes the best of things - finding love here

Tracking their telemetry and giving real-time mission advice is the team of specialists gathered together at Probe Control under the direction of the brilliant

Two-Face is about to get a visit from his greatest foe

The Letter) joins the hunt as a mysterious Brit who's awfully chummy with the cops

Cagney confidently serves notice of an actor on the rise

do you bolt for freedom

include lavish sets and the guffaws provided by Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey (reprising their stage roles) and Rio Rita was ready to - and did - pack audiences in

Gold for the Caesars centers on a slaved named Lacer (Hunter) and his beloved

surprisingly modern

starring as savvy Jamaican housekeeper Clara Mayfield

Gallant Sons is "a satisfying

who proved his comedy mettle with The Man Who Came to Dinner and George Washington Slept Here