One of the very brightest stars of the golden age of Hollywood, Barbara Stanwyck’s on-screen magnetism, realistic portrayal of a variety of characters and undeniable beauty has made her one of the most beloved actresses of all time. This exciting collection highlights arguably the most successful era of her career, the early ’30s, with five acclaimed films. It particularly focuses on Stanwyck’s long-term collaboration with Frank Capra, one of the great directors of the era and one who worked extensively with Stanwyck as a lead. Includes LADIES OF LEISURE (Ralph Graves. Directed by Frank Capra. 1930/99 min), THE MIRACLE WOMAN (David Manners. Directed by Frank Capra. 1931/90 min), BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YEN (Nils Asther. Directed by Frank Capra. 1932/88 min), GOLDEN BOY (William Holden. Directed by Rouben Mamoulian. 1939/99 min) and YOU BELONG TO ME (Henry Fonda. Directed by Wesley Ruggles. 1941/94 min). B&w/NR/fullscreen.