Juno and the paycock (1930)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Alfred Hitchcock, Sean O'Casey (toneelstuk) Alma Reville
	Review:	Faithful but dull, stagebound adaptation (by Hitchcock and Alma Reville) of Sean O'Casey's play about a poor family's travails during the Dublin civil war.

Murder !	Murder! (1930)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Clemence Dane (novel), Alma Reville, Helen Simpson (novel)
	Review:	Good early Hitchcock casts Marshall as actor who serves on jury at murder trial and believes accused woman innocent.

	The skin game (1931)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	John Galsworthy, Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Reville
	Review:	A dull adaptation of the Galsworthy play about rivalry between neighboring landowners. Hitchcock claims he didn't made this film by choice.

	Number seventeen (1932)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Jefferson Farjeon (novel), Alfred Hitchcock
	Review:	Comedy - thriller has tramp Lion stumbling upon a jewel thieves' hideout.

	Rich and strange / East of shanghai (1932)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Reville, Val Valentine
	Review:	Kendall and Barry, married and bored are given money and travel around the world; he has an affair with a "princess", while she becomes romantically attached to an explorer.

	The man who knew Too Much (1934)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Charles Bennett, Edwin Greenwood, A. R. Rawlinson
	Review:	Young girl is kidnapped to prevent her parents from revealing what they've learned about assassination plot

	Waltzes From vienna (1934)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Alma Reville, Guy Bolton (novel)
	Review:	A young Strauss leaves music to work in the bakery of his girlfriend's father. He meets a woman who inspires him to compose 'The Blue Donau'.

	The 39 steps (1935)		The 39 steps
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Charles Bennett, John Buchan (novel), Alma Reville
	Review:	Classic Hitchcock mystery with overtones of light comedy and romance, as innocent Donat is pulled into spy - ring activities.
		videoclip 'The 39 steps'

	Sabotage / Woman alone (1936)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Charles Bennett, Joseph Conrad (novel), E. V. H. Emmett, Ian Hay, Helen Simpson
	Review:	Detailed thriller about woman who suspects that her kindly husband, a movie theater manager, is keeping something from her. Originally retitled 'A woman alone' for the U. S.
		audioclip 'Sabotage'

	Secret agent (1936)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Charles Bennet, Campbell Dixon (novel)
	Review:	British soldier and novelist Edgar Brodie return home during World War I to find that a government agency has faked a report of his death. They get him to change his name to Richard Ashenden and travel to Switzerland to track down a German agent.

	Young and innocent (1937)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Charles Bennet, Alma Reville, Josephine Tey (novel)
	Review:	A film actress is murdered by her estranged husband who is jealous of all her young boyfriends. The next day, writer Robert Tisdall (who happens to be one such boyfriend) discovers her body on the beach. He runs to call the police, however, two witnesses think that he is the escaping murderer. Robert is arrested, but owing to a mix up at the courthouse, he escapes and goes on the run with a police constable's daughter Erica, determined to prove his innocence..

	The Lady Vanishes (1938)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Sidney Gilliat, Frank Launder, Ethel White (novel)
	Review:	An old woman disappearance during a train ride leads baffled young woman into a dizzying web of intrigue. Hitchcock at his best !!
		audioclip 'The lady vanishes'

	Jamaica inn (1939)
	Director:	Alfred Hitchcock
	Writers:	Daphne du Maurier (novel), Sidney Gilliat, Joan Harrison, J. B. Priestley
	Review:	Stodgy Victorian costumer of cutthroat band headed by nobleman; O'Hara is lovely, but plodding Hitchcock film is dissapointing.