A harried daughter tries to keep her wacky family together while trying to sell her eccentric father's latest invention, a collapsible life raft.

Grandfather is sick and the family and his lawyer gather around waiting for him to die. When he receives a telegram from his disinherited son, Charles, he passes out and a nurse, Sarah, comes to the house to attend to him

Austrian Emperor Franz Josef has arranged a marriage for his nephew, the Archduke Paul Gustave - nicknamed Gustl - to the suitable Princess Matilda, a woman Gustl can't even remember.

Once a famous Ziegfeld star, Dodo Delwyn, is reduced to playing clowns in burlesque and amusement parks as a result of his drinking. His son Little Dink idolizes Dodo and faithfully believes in a comeback.

In June 1941, famed American symphony conductor John Meredith (Robert Taylor) is touring Soviet Russia with his manager Hank (Robert Benchley)

An American flight commander wrestles with the fact that in order to win the war against Germany he must sacrifice men

In pursuit of stolen aircraft engines on Carlotta, a Central American island, federal agent Rigby meets chief suspect Hintten and his wife Elizabeth, a sultry cafe singer. He is watched by Bealer, a "pie-shaped man" with sore feet. Rigby knows he's on the right track when Bealer offers him money to leave Carlotta.

Joe (Glenn Ford), a clerk in New York City, hits the road to claim the land he bought in Arizona. But having spent all of his savings on the land, he must hitchhike. He meets a drifter named Tony (Nicholas Conte) and then Spanish refugee Anita (Jean Rogers). Together the three run into the "Professor" (Raymond Walburn), an erudite hobo. The quartet travel across the country, getting into scrapes, avoiding the police and encountering others hit hard by the Great Depression.

An undercover U.S. immigration agent (John Hodiak) sets a trap for smugglers with a woman (Hedy Lamarr) stranded in Cuba

A con woman (Lucille Ball) and a detective (Lloyd Nolan) follow a prison-bound swindler (John Hodiak) on his five-day gourmet binge.

Tessa (Anne Baxter), Michael (Billy Cummings) and Mary Osborne (Connie Marshall) are three young orphans living with their grandfather, Dudley (Charles Winninger) after their parents' death. They've arranged to invite a visiting soldier to a lavish Sunday dinner they'll be hosting for homefront support. When Sgt. Eric Moore (John Hodiak) arrives in town, he's whisked off to the Osbornes' home, where he's especially taken with the kindness of Tessa, but he's not the only one with eyes for her.

During the Korean War former prisoner of war, Major Harry Cargill (Richard Basehart) admits to having collaborated with the enemy but military investigator Colonel William Edwards (Richard Widmark) wants the details

Lee Barrett was until recently a security officer at Station 3, a top secret government laboratory.

A dentist, Biff Grimes in turn-of-the-century New York thinks he may have married the wrong girl.

A look at London in the swinging 60s through the eyes of a humble sandwich board man (Michael Bentine). Throughout the course of the day he travels London and meets many different types of people played by top comedy names of the time including Alfie Bass, Terry-Thomas, Bernard Cribbins, Diana Dors, Wilfred Hyde-White, Warren Mitchell, Norman Wisdom and Ian Hendry.

Private eye Lew Archer (Peter Graves) looks for an old girlfriend's kidnapped son and finds an old murder.

Assorted convicts and dissidents from a German penal regiment go behind enemy lines to blow up a Russian ammo train in 1943

Fourteen-year-old Tessa is hopelessly in love with handsome composer Lewis Dodd, a family friend. Lewis adores Tessa, but has never shown any romantic feelings toward her

An undercover federal agent (Howard Duff) gets a convict (Dan Duryea) out of prison to lead the way to a drug ring.

Scrappy Michael "Midge" Kelly (Kirk Douglas), on the run from a shotgun marriage and needing to help support his handicapped brother, Connie (Arthur Kennedy), angles his way into a short-term job as a boxer.