Sullivan's Travels:
This screwball classic from the golden age of Hollywood is the pinnacle of several comedy masterpieces directed by Preston Sturges. Renowned as the finest movie about a movie ever made, Sullivan's Travels stars Joel McCrea as a successful Hollywood director who tires of his formulaic lightweight comedies and plans to direct a social realist epic about the struggle of the working poor. The stubborn director sets out to research his story the hard way and hits the road as a hobo, running into the lovely Veronica Lake along the way and more trouble than he ever dreamed of.

Topper and Topper Returns:
This classic comedy stars Cary Grant and Constance Bennett as a fun loving couple who cap an evening of jazz and champagne by running their car into a tree. Finding themselves in limbo as ghosts, and deciding that heaven is just one good deed away, they turn their attention toward their dull friend Cosmo Topper. It'll take all the high jinks the Kirby's can muster to haunt Topper into loosening up and living it up.

In Topper Returns, Cosmo Topper is again tormented by a mischievous spirit, the beautiful Gail Richards, accidentally murdered while vacationing at the home of the intended victim, the wealthy Ann Carrington. With Topper's help, Gail sets out to find her killer with the expected zany results.

Battle of the Sexes:
Peter Sellers, in one of his finest early roles, plays the wry, mild mannered Mr Martin, the lifetime employee of a Scottish tweed company moved to murder when the firm is taken over by a brash American woman. Following the death of the company chairman, an arrogant efficiency expert, who, heaven forbid, is American, and a woman, is brought in to sort things out. The staffers are horrified, and the once deferential Mr Martin devises a series of cunning ploys to bring about her downfall.