The Classic 3D Movie community is growing with the help of organizations like 3-D Film Archive, Universal Pictures, and what was once Twilight Time. Warner Bros. has also released vintage 3D movies on Blu-ray: their own House of Wax (1953) and Dial ‘M’ for Murder (1954), and MGM’s Kiss Me Kate (1953). Still, there are about a dozen titles - some of their own as well as MGM’s and RKO’s - that haven’t been released. These titles deserve the restoration needed and they ought to be released in their original 3D presentation for full appreciation of the filmmakers and their products. Giving the public these timeless classics in their proper format will not delight fans of the era, but will also bridge the gap of generations.