Movies For the Blind

Two deadly discoveries put the pressure on Rankin (Orson Welles) to open up to Mary (Loretta Young), but Wilson (Edward G. Robinson) is ready to show her a more horrifying truth. Part 2 of 3.

Nine Best Actors From Welles’ Mercury Theatre

“Orson Welles’ The Stranger as an Unexpected Site of Mediation and Political Engagement”: Public Full-text

The documentary Nazi Concentration Camps @ Wikipedia

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A war criminal is set free to lead an investigator (Edward G. Robinson) to a Nazi mastermind (Orson Welles) living under another name as a professor in a quaint New England town. 1946. Part 1 of 3.

The Stranger Production @ Wikipedia

Trivia @ IMDB

An 80th Anniversary Restoration

Orson Welles Radio Shows @ Wellesnet

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As his investigation broadens to include a murder, Roy (Roy Rogers) must keep navigating the different festival events – and the unwanted help of honorary deputy Carol (Dale Evans). Can she lead him to the villains and thousands in funny money before getting in too deep? Part 2 of 2.

Dale Evans @ Wikipedia

Discussing Roy & Dale @ Cowboys and Indians Magazine

Helldorado Days @ Wikipedia

Helldorado Days 2026

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Roy Rogers stars as a Ranger helping out with the Helldorado Days rodeo and festival in modern Las Vegas, but his work becomes more complicated when a socialite (Dale Evans) is named an honorary Deputy Sheriff. 1946. Part 1 of 2.

Roy Rogers @ Wikipedia

Gabby Hayes @ The Old Corral

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Everytown is rebuilt to the ideals of Wings Over the World, but in 2036, John Cabal’s great-grandson Oswald (Raymond Massey) faces a rebellion when he plans to send explorers into space. Part 3 of 3.

Raymond Massey @ Wikipedia

Raymond Massey Obituary @ NY Times

Reception of Things to Come @ Wikipedia

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A familiar visitor arrives in Everytown with tales of a new great civilization, but The Boss (Ralph Richardson) only sees another enemy to be vanquished. Part 2 of 3.

Margaretta Scott Obituary @ The Independent

All Creatures Great and Small (the original series) @ Wikipedia

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In the near future, Everytown is hit by a war which drags on for decades, resulting in a mysterious illness and a quasi-medieval society. Adapted by H.G. Wells from his book. 1936. Part 1 of 3.

H.G. Wells @ Wikipedia

Film Trivia @ IMDB

“Whither Mankind?” @ The Criterion Collection

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As Joe (Paul Robeson) considers when to return Gerald, Spike may force his hand and cheat everyone out of the money. Part 2 of 2.

Sanders of the River @ BFI

Excerpt from the book Kings and Pawns: Jackie Robinson and Paul Robeson in America by Howard Bryant

“Let Robeson Sing” Collection @ University of Warwick

“Let Robeson Sing” by Manic Street Preachers

Kent vs. Dulles @ EBSCO Research

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Paul Robeson stars as a good-hearted dock worker in Marseilles, France who’s asked to help police find a missing English boy. But when he does find him, it may be more trouble than he’s worth. 1937. Part 1 of 2.

Paul Robeson @ Rutgers University

“Ol’ Man River” in Show Boat

Paul Robeson’s Othello (1930) @ University of Michigan Library

Elisabeth Welch @ Wikipedia

Elisabeth Welch at the BBC

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Eleanor’s search for Frank leads her to a seaside amusement park, where she has a terrifying revelation on a rollercoaster. Part 3 of 3.

Eddie Muller introduces Woman On the Run on TCM’s Noir Alley

Feature on restored version @ Chicago Tribune

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