Kildare returns to the country when his father collapses from overwork. But the scalpel jockey has problems of his own, and he and Kildare get teamed up to solve a medical mystery that could prove a man's salvation - or damnation.ĭr. Jimmy comes up against competition for the heart of nurse Mary in the person of brain surgeon Gregory Lane (Shepperd Strudwick). Jimmy tries to aid him while treating a blind woman (Helen Gilbert) who may not be blind. Gillespie's condition worsens while he seeks a cure for pneumonia. Good thing Gillespie set Kildare up with an undercover nurse (Laraine Day)! With Nat Pendleton.ĭr. But the waters run deeper than Gillespie suspected thanks to a glam-moll (Lana Turner) with her sights on Jimmy. Gillespie tosses the naif doc Kildare into the deep end of the medical pool, away from Blair General to an outpatient clinic. Thankfully, he has a wrench wielding orderly in his corner (Nat Pendleton).ĭr. Gillespie, the most difficult diagnostician in medicine. That is if he can find a way to pass muster for Dr. Self-made son of a country doc, Jimmy Kildare graduates medical school and heads for the big city to find his destiny. Gillespie while lovely Laraine Day played love interest nurse Mary Lamont. Lionel Barrymore starred opposite as the curmudgeonly mentor Dr. Kildare, Lew Ayres soon became synonymous with the young intern, playing the unconventional doctor in nine films for MGM from 1938 until 1942.
These new DVDs add to the total of over 1,200 Warner Archive titles exclusively available for rent at .Īlthough not the first actor to don the scrubs of Max Brands Dr. Monogram Cowboy will be a 3-disc nine movie release.īoth will be available here at ClassicFlix on February 11th. A rare bonus feature for the Archive line as this set includes the never-before-seen pilot episode of the 1960's TV series. Kildare will be a 5-disc set and carry all nine movies from the series. Kildare Movie Collection and Monogram Cowboy Collection, Vol. Two releases this week from Warner's Archive Collection: Dr.
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