WAC Double Features: You Can't Escape Forever (1937) / Love Is On the Air (1942) (MOD) Viktor Krum

WAC Double Features: You Can't Escape Forever (1937) / Love Is On the Air (1942) (MOD) Viktor KrumNewshounds battle gangsters in two light hearted, lightning paced crime time capers. Ronald Reagan makes his screen debut in Love Is on the Air as a radio announcer (Reagan's real life job before Hollywood) who's bounced to the kiddies' hour when he pursues a gangster against his sponsor's wishes. But with the help of a young fan, he gets the gangster, the story and a live broadcast finale enlivened by whizzing bullets. George Brent takes the plotline

Stanwood enters the deadly horse race of Siena in a daring attempt to rouse the people

These include Madame Cot's libidinous upstairs maid

who specialized in biographical dramas and whose The Life of Emile Zola won the 1937 Academy Award® for Best Picture

but maligned by many because of his outlaw father

When Minnesota newsman Gaylord Esterbrook (Stewart) is summoned to New York to rewrite his first play

Strap in alongside George

the evidence shows he'd had sex with an upperclassman before he was deliberately drowned

this awesome assembly of the world's finest are prepared to meet evil head-on and offer mankind its only hope

Ron Silver

unaware he's a reporter who's out for the story and about to betray the woman who loves him

Joan serves as president of a movie fan club whose members collect celebrity autographs

where criminals can keep their ill-gotten gains