Lakeshore Classic Movies

A young woman (Margaret Lockwood) traveling across Europe by train stumbles on a mystery when an elderly fellow traveler goes missing, in one of the best-loved of Alfred Hitchcock’s British-made thrillers.

A plane crash in the Himalayas delivers a diplomat (Ronald Colman) and a group of survivors to the secluded land of Shangri-La – but is it the miraculous utopia it appears to be? Directed by Frank Capra, the film costars Thomas Mitchell and Sam Jaffe.

Set is World War I, a soldier (John Gielgud) is sent to Switzerland on a secret mission to identify and kill a German agent, in this Alfred Hitchcock film that also stars Peter Lorre and Madeleine Carroll.

A vacationing Canadian in London (Robert Donat) stumbles upon a conspiracy that has him running from spies and murderers alongside blonde beauty Madeleine Carroll in this film directed by Alfred Hitchcock.

William Powell stars as ace detective Philo Vance, who is put to the test when he tackles a murder in a locked room during a Long Island dog show. Michael Curtiz directs this adaptation of the S. S. Van Dine novel that also stars Mary Astor.

DeForest Kelley is a bank teller who has a terrible nightmare in which he kills a man in a strange room. When he wakes up with bruises and blood on his hands, he begins to wonder: was it only a dream?

Dick Powell is a married insurance adjuster living in post-War Los Angeles. Stuck in a routine, he becomes involved with a woman (Lizabeth Scott) who has been lavished with gifts from an embezzling boyfriend, and becomes caught in a dangerous affair.

A police detective (Cornell Wilde) is determined to smash the mob’s racket by finding the evidence to catch a gang boss (Richard Conte) with the help of the mobster’s old flame.

Four thieves hold up an armored truck getting away with over a million dollars. When an ex-con (John Payne) is accused of being involved, he follows the gang’s trail to a Mexican resort, where he hopes get his revenge.

Seemingly mild-mannered archaeology professor (Leslie Howard) travels to Nazi Germany to do research on the Aryan culture. His real goal is to free Gestapo prisoners from concentration camps in the early days of World War II.

English noblewoman (Merle Oberon) discovers her husband (Leslie Howard) is really a vigilante who rescues aristocrats from Robespierre’s guillotine during the French Revolution.

Film adaptation of Somerset Maugham’s novel about a medical student (Leslie Howard) who falls in love with a waitress (Bette Davis), only to suffer years of torment and pain.