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A young orphan named Connie (Durbin) returns to live with her wealthy uncle (Eugene Pallette) and his snobbish family in New York after finishing her school
Inspector Ed McCook suspects that the perpetrator is among the crowd of curious spectators at the crime scene
"Donat and Kerr sparkle" (Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide) under Alexander Korda's direction in this film that won a 1946 Academy Award for Best Original Motion Picture Story
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Cary Grant and Sylvia Sidney star in a screwball comedy about love and mistaken identity in Thirty Day Princess
Angel and the Badman (MOD) (DVD Movie) Evangeline (Silent) A young orphan named ConnieQuirt Evans, the fastest gun in the territory, collapses on the doorstep of a Quaker family. The household works together to nurse the wounded and delirious renegade back to health. As he regains his strength, Evans readies himself to return to his outlaw ways. The beautiful daughter of the family keeps him lingering at the farm, doing chores and rethinking his life. The pair begin to fall in love, but demons from Quirt's past begin to revisit him,
