Three films starring Randolph Scott. In the war drama ' Gung Ho!' (1943), a group of blood-thirsty, highly trained Marine misfits are brought together in the Second World War to retake a Pacific Island from the Japanese. In ' Abilene Town' (1946), based on a novel by Ernest Haycox, Sheriff ' Bravo' Trimble (Edgar Buchanan) struggles to contain the explosive conflict that arises between the homesteaders & the cowboys in the town of Abilene in the aftermath of the Civil War. ' Man of the Forest' (1933) is based on a novel by Zane Grey. When Brett Dale (Scott) uncovers a plot to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy landowner, he manages to prevent the kidnapping, but the young woman's father is killed by the kidnapper. Finding himself framed for the murder, Dale must do all he can to clear his name & bring the real murderer to justice. ...

In his bestselling book Join Me, Danny Wallace instructs his legions of followers to perform a Random Act of Kindness every Friday. As a result, his thousands of followers (dubbed the Karma Army), without warning, made people happier the length & breadth of the country. ...

Drawn from many sources, this collection demonstrates that 'gentlemanly behaviour' transcends various barriers, from gender & wealth to age & class
- here are noble acts by footballers & fashionistas, television personalities & teenagers, great commanders & humble private soldiers, & elderly philosophers & very young children.
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