S1.E35 ∙ Episode #1.35

Niddy is the paternal Niece of the deceased Owner of the Hotel Hovelmann, She lives in the Hotel and is watched over by Karl, a kindly, father figure, who is a long time Servant and friend to the family and Mother. Her Cousin Alwin shows up and She eventually falls in love with him Alwin wants to eliminate Karl who interferes with his plans to convince Her to marry him. Niddy is guaranteed a place to live in the Hotel and Karl is guaranteed a job there, a common deal in that Era. Niddy fall for Alwin. Karl stops Alwin once, because he can not be fired, He is "degraded" to supervision of the washroom. He quits,and later meets Till, a Ten year old House-Boy from the Hotel while sitting in the Park. He takes Karl home and there, Karl decides to return to the Hotel and take the Job as Bathroom Attendant. There he meets his old Friend Claasen, the owner of a whole Hotel Chain. Claasen buys the "Hövelmann". Hotel, and Cousin Alwin and His plans are destroyed by Karl.

A comedy of errors where two military officers, one an American (Art Cantrell), the other a Filipino (Rogelio de la Rosa) vie for the love of a pretty country girl (Norma Blancaflor). Believing that her boyfriend has been killed in the war, Norma becomes receptive to being courted or wooed by the American, and she becomes the object of gossip. Filipinas who went around with American G.I. soldiers were considered loose or hanggang pier lamang. The film also shows Manila right after the war's end, a large part in ruin.

Belle Starr has returned from time in prison only to face a hail of bullets, along with rescue by Hoppy and the Bar 20 gang.

In the summer of 1967, on a remote sheep farm in the Scottish Highlands, the lives of a grieving boy, his lonely Aunt and dour Uncle are touched by magic when a stranger appears who is not only a US Marine, but a Native American Indian.

Ojibway tribe member Hiawatha is sent by his chief to investigate the warlike intentions of the neighboring Dakotah and Illinois tribes that routinely trespass into Ojibway territory.

Barcelona in the early sixties: black and white chronicle of the ups and downs in the relationship of several still young couples of the Catalan bourgeoisie during the time between two Saint John's eve festival.