Bombshell (1933) "Espionage"

Bombshell (1933) "Espionage""Your hair is like a field of silver daisies," a rhapsodic suitor tells Tinseltown megastar Lola Burns. "I'd like to run barefoot through your hair." In her signature comedy, Jean Harlow shimmers and smolders as Lola, whose life is a dizzy whirlpool of studio expectations, adoring fans, familial leeches and most of all, a firecracker of a freewheeling press agent (Lee Tracy) who'd do handsprings through a minefield if it would keep Lola's name in the

stormy nights and strange apparitions of old-dark-house tales

a roundish

There's a new hero in town and his name is Shazam

Tom Laughlin (Billy Jack)

Toward the Unknown features an X-2 mockup especially built for the production by Bell Aircraft and marks the screen debut of James Garner

In post-World War II Germany

after being smuggled out of camp as part of a POW escape

Now his world is changing

Loretta drops the street shoes for slippers playing dedicated housewife Lola Davis in the marriage melodrama Week-End Marriage

She's carefree

"Wild Bill" Wellman tackled all manner of subjects during his legendary career: war (Battleground

and tragedy