Lee Marvin starred as a special investigator in this 1957-60 crime show set in Chicago.
'Trade School' with Burt Reynolds and 'High School Bride' with Marion Ross.

'The Slow Trap' with Lyle Talbot and 'Fire in the Sky' with Richard Deacon.

'The Missing Claimant' and 'Mugger Murder.'

'The Golden Look' / 'Stolen C-Notes'

'The Golden Look' / 'College Boy'

Richard Carlson ('I Led 3 Lives') starred as cavalry officer Ran MacKenzie in this 1958 western advenutre series.
'Border Plunder' and 'Dakota Smith.'

Extremely rare half-hour animated program (never aired) from 1974. Features The Automobile Manufacturer of the Year, Academy Awards for Parents, X-Ravings, The Oddfather, A Peek Behind the Scenes at a Hospital, Spy vs. Spy and more. Color.

The first two MAGIC CIRCUS shows on this DVD feature a prime selection of spectacular illusions including “THE GILDED CAGE,” “ASSEMBLING THE MAGICIAN,” “THE VANISHING ELEPHANT,” “THE LADY TO LEOPARD,” “GORILLA CRUSHING” and many more. As are all Magic Circus shows, these are first-generation transfers from master broadcast tapes, which feature Mark, Nani and all their magical guest stars performing their timeless bits of wonder in sparkling color and scored by equally legendary Hollywood musicians with a full orchestra in the studio.

Produced in the early 1970s, the complete collection of six MAGIC CIRCUS shows on these 3 DVDs were the first modern day magic extravaganzas. All are in sparkling, broadcast quality full-color. (Each DVD contains two MAGIC CIRCUS shows.) In the set are a total of thirty-three lavishly produced illusions, many seen for the first time, including illusions created by the legendary Alan Wakeling and England’s inventive genius Robert Harbin, all performed with props crafted by master builder John Gaughan.

On this second DVD are MAGIC CIRCUS shows #3 and #4, which feature a wide variety of magic from close-up miracles to original illusions, including the premiere presentation of "THE MOTLEY MAN," Mark and Nani’s version of "THE GIRL WITHOUT A MIDDLE" and Alan Wakeling’s beautiful "SWORD SUSPENSION" in which Nani Darnell rotates a full 360° while surrounded by the MAGIC CIRCUS audience! As are all the others, these MAGIC CIRCUS shows are first-generation, top quality DVD video transfers from the original broadcast tapes.

The DVD of Magic Circus shows #5 and #6 are the two final and perhaps most renowned MAGIC CIRCUS specials. You will be amazed by Mark and Nani’s performance and delighted by the of their legendary divided-in-two illusion "THE ALLAKAZAM TRAIN." This is followed by the beautifully designed and constructed "COSTUME TRUNK" and, as a powerful magical bonus, you also see the complete acts of world famous magician guest stars, SHIMADA, CARL BALLANTINE, DAI VERNON, ART METRANO, RICO and JAY MARSHALL.

'The Alexander Portlass Story' with Peter Lorre.

Two complete episodes from the popular 1949-57 sitcom featuring Peggy Wood and Dick Van Patten.
'The Nursery' and 'Mama's Bad Boy.'

Peggy Wood and Dick Van Patten (with Frank Sutton as a leather-jacketed hood) / Gertrude Berg

Episodes from the live 1956 detective series. Starring Frank Lovejoy as the hard-boiled private eye Mike Barnett.
Two complete episodes.

see U.S. Marshal 1958-60 crime series starring Charles Bronson as photo-journalist Mike Kovac.
'Missing' 'String Of Pearls.'

This 1959-60 crime series starred Ray Milland as a combination private eye and lawyer. It was originally aired during the 1959-60 season.
'Woman of Arles' plus 'Incident in Belair.'

'Shape of Evil' plus 'Three Steps to Murder.'

Featuring Margaret Dumont and Mike Mazurski.

Featuring Dorothy Dandridge and Danny Arnold.

Featuring Rosemary Clooney and Danny Arnold.

Featuring Polly Bergen and Bob Fosse.

Featuring Jane Morgan.

Featuring Helen O'Connell and Bob Fosse.

Featuring Connie Russell, Ray Malone, Tony Martin, Joe Louis.

Featuring Burt Lancaster and The Skylarks.

Featuring The Modernaires and Franklin Pangborn.

Featuring Dick Humphreys and The Treiners. (M&L celebrate their 8th Anniversary.)

Featuring Vera Miles and Milton Fromme.

Featuring Jimmy Durante, George Raft, Tony Curtis (Ed Sullivan spoof).

This 1949-54 detective series was adapted from the hit radio show. Two complete episodes starring William Gargan.

Long running game show where a panel of celebrities tried to guess the identity of a mystery guest who had been disguised with make-up. Hosted by Peter Donald and featuring panelists Mary Healy and Ogden Nash.
Also on this tape: Pantomime Quiz (Stump the Stars)
Charade playing guests include Vincent Price.

'Passage to Fort Doom' (one hour) with Jack Kelly as Bart Maverick. Also with Nancy Gates and Diane McBain.

Touching drama about a woman (Sally Field) who leaves her family and gets involved in the counterculture. Also with Jackie Cooper and David Carradine. Songs performed by Linda Ronstadt. Color.

'Seven Against the Sea' starring Ernest Borgnine. This is the original pilot for the classic service comedy, as originally presented on Fred Astaire's Premiere Theatre. It's more of a drama than a comedy, and the crew members are a curious mix of later series cast members and new faces.

A realistic, shot-on-film 1954-56 medical series featuring Richard Boone as Dr. Konrad Styner.
'Flash of Darkness' (famous nuclear blast episode) plus 'My Brother Joe' with guest star Charles Bronson.

'A Time to Be Alive' and 'Dr. Impossible' (physician addicted to cocaine).

'Breath of Life' and 'Break Through the Bars.'

'Till the Song is Done, Till the Dance is Gone' and 'Death is a Red Balloon.'

'Long Tomorrow' and 'The Storm.'

'The Field of Neurology' and 'With This Ring.'

'White is the Color' (pilot episode) and 'Reingold Theatre' with Zachary Scott.

Classic 1954-55 teen sitcom starring Anne Baker, Bobby Ellis, John Eldridge and Mary Bain.
'Dexter the Director,' 'Dexter's Surprise Party.' 'The Archer's Got a Maid' and 'Dexter Becomes a Man' (approx. 100 minutes).

'Dexter's Masquerade Costume,' 'The Male Ego,' 'The New Neighbors' and 'Harry and the Soap Opera Queen' (approx. 100 minutes).

'The Fortune Teller,' 'Harry the Dictator,' 'Harry the Photographer' and 'The Personality Test' (approx. 100 minutes).

'The Boat Builders,' 'Miffy's Overnight House Painting,' 'Janet Goes to College' and 'How to Handle Women' (approx. 100 minutes).

'The Pain in the Neck,' 'President of the Garden Club,' 'Harry Gives Advice' and 'Dexter Borrows Harry's Car' (approx. 100 minutes).

'The Vase That Came to Dinner,' 'Corliss the Cheerleader,' 'Money Matters' and 'A Party for Corliss' (approx. 100 minutes).

One-man show featuring the world famous mime (one hour).

Dave O'Brien and Jeff Donnell / Joan Davis

This classic 1959-60 sci-fi series was filmed in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Defense and depicted space travel in a fairly realistic manner. Starring William Lundigan as Colonel Ed McCauley.
'Handful of Hours' and 'Caves of the Moon.'

'Is There Another Civilization?' with Joe Flynn and 'Shadows on the Moon.'

'Flash in the Sky' and 'Lunar Secret.'

'Flash in the Sky' and 'Lunar Secret.'

'Edge of Eternity' and 'Moon Trap.'

'Burn Up' and 'Quarantine.'

'First Woman in Space' and 'Tankers in Space.'

'Flare-Up' and 'The Sun Never Sets.'

'Mysterious Satellite' and 'Flight to the Red Planet.'

'Voice of Infinity' and 'From Another World.'

'Emergency Mission' and 'Mission to Mars.'

'Building a Space Station' and 'Christmas on the Moon.'

'Contraband' with James Coburn and 'Dark of the Sun' with Carol Ohmart.

'Dateline: Moon' with Lisa Gaye and 'Moon Cloud' with Robert Vaughn.

'Water Tank Rescue' and 'Lost Missile' with Gavin McLeod and Jeremy Slate.

'Moonquake' with Arthur Franz and 'Space Trap.'

'Earthbound' with Robert Reed and 'Beyond the Stars' with James Best.

'Murder in Wonderland' - watch for Mariana Hill in a small role (one hour).

'Murder Plays Charades' (one hour).

'Shoot the Works' (one hour).

'Final Settlement' (one hour).

'Murder On Biscayne Bay' with guest star Mona Freeman (one hour).

Starring Darren McGavin as Mickey Spillane's famous San Francisco private eye (1958).
'Husbands Are Bad Luck' with Allan Lane and 'Slay Upon Delivery.'

'A Detective Tale' with Carl Betz and 'Death Takes a Diploma.'

Gertrude Berg / Vanessa Brown

Barbara Britton and Richard Denning starred in this light-hearted 1952-54 mystery series. Years before 'Hart to Hart' they played an attractive couple who came across an unusual number of murders.
'Pretty Baby' and 'Phantom at the Wedding.'

'Hand Painted Murder' and 'The Terror.'

'I Killed John Harrington' and 'Dead Man's Tale.'

'Frightened Bride' and 'The Third Eye.'

'Million Dollar Coffin' and 'Where There's a Will.'

'Pretty Baby' and 'These Latins.'

'Weekend Murder' and 'Comic Strip Tease.'

'Surprise Birthday Party' and 'House Behind the Wall.'

Wally Cox, Tony Randall, Arthur Q. Bryan

Barry Nelson / Helen Chapman

Vanessa Brown / Gertrude Berg

Marie Wilson stars as a loveable (but ditzy) blonde in this 1952-54 comedy series based adapted from radio. Also with Cathy Lewis and Sid Tomack.
Also on this tape: Meet Millie
The hilarious adventures of a secretary in New York City. Starring Elena Verdugo, Florence Halop, Marvin Kaplan and Roland Winters.

Bob Cummings' first situation comedy (1952-53). He played a bumbling real eastate agent named Bob Beanblossom. Also with Julie Bishop (Bob's girlfriend and the boss' secretary).
'The Movie Star' and 'Jimmy Valentine.'

'Cinderella's Revenge' and 'Odd Man In.'

'Wheel of Fortune' and 'Model Beanblossom.'

'The Hesse Story' and 'Beauty Queen.'

Bob Cummings / Mickey Rooney

Popular 1952-55 sitcom starring Gale Storm as Margie Albright and Charles Farrell as her father - a womanizing widower.
'Margie's Phantom Lover,' 'The Missing Link' and 'Hillbilly Margie' (approx. 75 minutes).

'Vern's Mother-in-Law,' 'The Trapped Freddie' and 'Buried Treasured' (approx. 75 minutes).

'To Health with Yoga,' 'A Horse for Vern' and 'Vern's New Girlfriend' (approx. 75 minutes).

'Delinquent Margie,' 'What's Cooking?' and 'Meet Mr. Murphy' (approx. 75 minutes).

'Missing Link' / 'Hot Rod'

Elaine Strich, Shirley Bonne, Jack Weston / Gale Storm in 'The Flying Saucer'