Two delightful versions of the Dickens classic, unseen for over eight decades! A CHRISTMAS CAROL: 1923 version of Charles Dickens' immortal tale was also released to theatres as "Scrooge."  The stars were Russell Thorndike, Nina Vanna, Jack Denton and Forbes Dawson. It was produced in Great Britain.  OLD SCROOGE: A long thought lost version of Charles Dickens Christmas Carol from 1926 by Pathe    

A Christmas Carol/Old Scrooge Double Feature (1914)

September 1939 found the submarine arm of the Kriegsmarine unready for conflict. Nevertheless, Doenitz's 'Grey Wolves' were still able to inflict substantial losses on vessels carrying Britain's lifeblood. This program depicts the course of the U-boat war in its initial phase in vivid images captured primarily by German cameramen with much being presented to the viewer for the first time.

Grey Wolves 1939-1941 (2005)

Max Allan Collins, whose graphic novel Road to Perdition became the Academy Award-winning Tom Hanks film, has brought his Edgar-nominated one-man show to the screen, in a stylish, stylistic fashion. TV stalwart Michael Cornelison (Remington Steele, Hunter) presents a riveting portrait of a heroic yet human Ness.

2000s