This is a fun little short film from 1940 discussing opportunities in radio, and a little about that newfangled contraption they call television. An interesting look at really old technology.

The Corpse Vanishes was released May 8, 1942 and stars the great horror actor Bela Lugosi. Follow a newspaper reporter as she tracks down why a number of brides are dying during their weddings. When things lead to Lugosi's “Dr. Lorenz” the reporter finds she may be in over her head...possibly fatally so.

You know you are in for a good horror story with Bela Lugosi!

Released in October of 1916, this short film finds Charlie Chaplin working in a pawnshop of all places. Along with his acting role in this movie, Chaplin also wrote and directed it.

This 1933 short film stars the always funny W.C. Fields as Chester Snavely. Chester, after being released from prison, returns home to his Yukon prospecting mother and father. Said to be a parody of the Yukon melodramas of the time, Fields is still good for a laugh today!