The Warren William Collection

The Warren William CollectionIf 1930s Hollywood needed a man's man who was at ease mixing a martini at a penthouse, the call could go out for Warren William. The star shows his range in three flicks that helped audiences forget the Depression. In The Woman from Monte Carlo, William plays a lieutenant who hides his commander's wife in his stateroom. Courtroom thrills ensue. Then, insurance conman William has advice for New Yawk's guys and dolls: Don't Bet on Blondes. He tries to

Cuban partisans agree to double the price if American gunrunner Cash Adams (Ladd) smuggles a boatload of weapons to their Santiago hideout

Filmmaker King Vidor brought the bigger-than-life legend of Bonney - Billy the Kid - to the screen in a big way

and widowed since her husband was killed in the Bataan Death March

Ross Williams (John Howard of the Bulldog Drummond films) investigates

But Maggie's workaday world changes when she meets a carefree millionaire who thinks Maggie is a peach

That's something David Smith learns the hard way when bubbly better- half Ann queries him over breakfast

Thousands are starving

tears offstage

Not many actors in Hollywood's history have lived as notorious a life as George Raft (the subject of "Scarface")

He acquires the help of a newspaperwoman

as she casts her problems aside and helps her new friends solve a few of their own

Roland Dane (Edward Platt)