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The Man In The White Suit
1 Benjamin Frankel– Prelude 1:49

Passport To Pimlico
2 Georges Auric– Prelude 1:19
3 Georges Auric– The Siege Of Burgundy 2:59
4 Georges Auric– Finale 1:20

The Cruel Sea
5 Alan Rawsthorne– Prelude And Nocturne 5:34

Whisky Galore!
6 Ernest Irving– Prelude 2:14
7 Ernest Irving– Boarding The Stricken Freighter & The Moral Of It All 4:17

The Captive Heart
8 Alan Rawsthorne– The Prisoner's March 4:11

The Titfield Thunderbolt
9 Georges Auric– Prelude 1:17
10 Georges Auric– The Triumph Of The Thunderbolt And Finale 3:13

The Man In The Sky
11 Gerard Schurmann– Overture 3:24

Kind Hearts And Coronets
12 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart– Overture Arranged By – Philip Lane 3:16

The Lavender Hill Mob
13 Georges Auric– Main Theme 1:14

Saraband For Dead Lovers
14 Alan Rawsthorne– Prelude & Carnival 4:10

The Ladykillers
15 Tristram Cary– Main Titles / Mrs. Wilberforce Meets The Professor 3:56
16 Tristram Cary– Plots And Preparations / The Robbery 3:42
17 Tristram Cary– Disasters And Discoveries / Demise Of The Gang And The Triumph Of Mrs. Wilberforce 7:06

The Overlanders 18 John Ireland– The Stampede For Water 5:13r

THE LADYKILLERS, director Alexander Mackendrick’s third Ealing farce, is the final comedy produced by the famous British studio and one of its most celebrated. Like the equally applauded KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS, the film is more sophisticated and blacker in tone than typically lighthearted Ealing fare (such as Mackendrick’s WHISKEY GALORE!). Alec Guinness stars as the superbly shifty, toothily threatening Professor Marcus, the leader of a crime ring planning a heist. Marcus rents rooms from a sweet, eccentric old lady, Mrs. Wilberforce (Katie Johnson), in her crooked London house. The professor and his co-conspirators, blowhard Major Courtney (Cecil Parker), creepily suave Louis (Herbert Lom), chubby Harry (Peter Sellers), and muscleman One-Round (Danny Green), pose as an unlikely string quartet using the rooms for rehearsal. Dodging Mrs. Wilberforce’s constant interruptions, the hoods hit upon the idea to use her in the daring daylight robbery (filmed in and around London’s King's Cross station). When the old girl discovers the truth, Marcus and company cannot persuade her to stay buttoned up about it and thus decide to do her in. Accompanied by a noir-ish cacophony of screeching trains, parrots, and little old ladies at afternoon tea, a series of unlikely events builds to the hilarious, surprising finale.