Joan Bennett

Richard Wanley (Edward G. Robinson) is no criminal...at least, he wasn't until he met "the woman in the window." With his wife and kids out of town, the chaste professor engages in an innocent flirtation with a chance acquaintance (Joan Bennett) and inadvertently commits a shocking crime. But as the cunning D.A. (Raymond Massey) gets closer and closer to identifying the killer, Wanley finds he's more and more willing to resort to desperate measures...

The rightful King of France is imprisoned by his pretender-to-the-throne twin brother. The legendary musketeer D'Artagnan rallies his now aged swashbuckling companions Porthos, Athos and Aramis to rescue the real King, whom they have raised from infancy.

The quintessential Film Noir - all the elements of corruption, sex, winners and losers. Edward G Robinson plays an amateur painter who protects a young woman. He is in a mid-life crisis and befriends a younger woman and convinces her he has a fortune. Her boyfriend convinces her to try and con him out of the money with disastrous results.

Carolyn discovers something relating to her missing father is in a locked basement room at Collinwood.

Pursued by the big-time gambler he robbed, John Muller takes a new identity, with ironic results.

At the Blue Whale, Maggie reacts strangely to Barnabas. He later appears in her bedroom as she sleeps.

Handyman Willie Loomis discovers a chained coffin in the secret room of the Collins Mausoleum.

Dr. Woodard finds something suspicious in Maggie’s blood slides, which are later stolen from his ransacked office.

Carolyn and Victoria admire Willie’s work at the Old House. When they leave, Maggie appears dressed as Josette.

A defiant Maggie orders her boyfriend, Joe Haskell, out of the cottage. Victoria Winters watches over her.