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This Month on Tcm On WEEKLY THIS MONTH ON TCM SHOWCASES 15 CARSON ON TCM 1 CARSON ON TCM 8 CARSON ON TCM 15 CARSON ON TCM 21 TIMES, THEY ARE A-CHANGIGIN’ 26 PFRIDAY NIGHT SPOTLIGHT: Carson on TCM: Shelley Winters (’75) THE ESSENTIALS Carson on TCM: Drew Barrymore (’82) Carson on TCM: Doris Day (’76) Carson on TCM: Shelley Winters (’75) MoMon OnclOncle (’58) FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT Carson on TCM: Ronald Reagan (’75) Must-See Classics Carson on TCM: Kirk Douglas (’88) Carson on TCM: Charlton Heston (’76) Carson on TCM: Ronald Reagan (’75) ModerModern Times (’36) Day for Night (’73) Carson on TCM: Robin Williams (’81) Saturdays at 8:00pm (ET) 5:00pm (PT) Carson on TCM: Mary Tyler Moore (’78) Carson on TCM: Chevy Chase (’86) Carson on TCM: Robin Williams (’81) The Last Metro (’80) Carson on TCM: Jonathan Winters (’88) Carson on TCM: Neil Simon (’80) Carson on TCM: Steve Martin (’79) Carson on TCM: Jonathan Winters (’88) 22 CARSON ON TCTCM The Wild Child (’70) Key Largo (’48) Carson on TCM: Michael Caine (’83) Carson on TCM: George Burns (’89) Carson on TCM: Tony Curtis (’73) Carson on TCM: Michael Caine (’83) The Story of Adele H (’75) The Women (’39) CaCarson on TCCMM: MeMel BrookBrooks (’75) Gaslight (’44) CaCarson on TCCMM: DoDom DeluisDeluise (’76) Tootsie (’82) Directed by Bryan Forbes 27 1982 COMEDIES Herbert Ross and Neil Simon Directed by Billy Wilder DThier ecWrontedg b Byo Bx r(’66yan) Forbes CaCarson on TCCMM: BeBetttte DaviDavis (’83) Diner (’82)* Some Like It Hot (’59) The Wrong Box (’66) Collaborations Séance on a Wet Afternoon (’64) CaCarson on TCCMM: BurBurt ReynoldReynolds (’72) Tootsie (’82) The Sunshine Boys (’75) The Fortune Cookie (’66) Séance on a Wet Afternoon (’64) The Whisperers (’67) CaCarson on TCCMM: Fred AstairAstaire (’79) My Favorite Year (’82) ESSENTIALS, JR. 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