The General ; The kid ; Long John Silver ; The scarlet letter.
(DVD)

"50 movie pack DVD collection."--Container of set.

Videodisc release of 4 motion pictures.

Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin, Robert Newton, Colleen Moore.

The General (1927): Railroad engineer Johnny Gray (Buster Keaton) is refused enlistment in the Confederate army because his civilian job is too valuable. However, Union soldiers steal his train, "The General," to provision their troops in a surprise raid on the Confederates. Now it's up to brave Johnny and the love of his life, Annabelle Lee, to recapture The General, make their way back through enemy territory, and warn the Confederates about the impending threat.

The Kid (1921): Edna hides her newborn child with a pleading letter in a limousine and leaves to end her tragic life. When the vehicle is stolen by thieves, they discard the poor child in a garbage can. When Charlie, the kind-hearted Tramp (Charlie Chaplin), discovers the child, he selflessly creates a home for him. After five long years, Edna has become an operatic diva but does charity work for disadvantaged children with the forlorn dream of finding her long-abandoned child. Edna contacts a physician who finds the letter revealing the truth about the Kid and brings officials to take him away from the loving Tramp.

Long John Silver (1954): That incorrigible scoundrel and pirate, Long John Silver (Robert Newton), fresh from his adventures on Treasure Island, arrives in British Caribbean territory, only to discover that the scheming pirate Mendoza has captured the vessel carrying the fair daughter of the governor ... and his young companion Jim Hawkins. He embarks on an adventurous rescue plan ... one that just happens to incorporate the acquisition of a new ship and more than his fair share of treasure.

The Scarlet Letter (1934): In puritanical 17th century New England, Hester Prynne (Colleen Moore), a willful and penniless young socialite, arrives in Boston where she marries a physician many years her senior. When she is swept into a tempestuous affair, the repercussions brand her as an outcast from society.

MPAA rating: Unrated.

DVD - NTSC; double sided.