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Reformed ex-con Steve Lacey (Gene Nelson) has built an honest life with his devoted wife, Ellen (Phyllis Kirk). But that fragile American dream shatters one night when a wounded former cellmate crashes into his home after a deadly gas-station holdup. Lacey is terrorized by a pair of escaped San Quentin thugs who extort his help for a high-stakes bank heist. On their trail is the cynical Detective Lt. Sims (Sterling Hayden), who's more than willing to use the terrified newlyweds as bait. Crime Wave [Blu-ray] Crime Wave Similar From the Brand Questions Reviews

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Go East, Young Man sings showbiz star and martial arts wizard, Johnny Tyrone. To hear is to obey. A clandestine group of called the Assassins kidnaps Johnny and whisks him to a remote Arabian realm isolated from the world for 2,000 years. Sheik meets desert chic when Elvis Presley plays Johnny and teams with former Miss America Mary Ann Mobley (Presley's Girl Happy co-star) in this tuneful frolic, partially shot on the original set built for Cecil B. DeMille's 1927 epic King of Kings and directed by music movie musical veteran Gene Nelson. The kidnappers want Johnny to use his fighting finesse to kill a desert king. Johnny a hitman? No, he's a hit, man, a top singer of songs like Kismet, Harum Holiday and nine more, all part of the jammin', scamming, swashbuckling fun of Harum Scarum.

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The steps of the studio set towered before her like a pyramid. All Doris Day had to do was dance up and down those steps wearing a flowing gold lame dress. "You've got to be out of your minds," Day exclaimed in a voice head across the soundstage. "I can't even walk up and down those stairs." She danced divinely -- and sang in this musical delight about a singer newly arrived in New York and destined for Great White Way fame in the capable company of costars Gene Nelson, S.Z. Sakall, Billy De Wolfe, Gladys George, and Florence Bates. Savor the Oscar -winning* title tune, Cole Porter's "Just One of Those Things," "Somebody Loves Me" and five more swell songs. C'mon along and listen to (and watch) this Lullaby of Broadway.