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This Month On WEEKLY THIS MONTH ON TCM SHOWCASES P 1 STARRING WALTER BRENNAN Every Man for Himself (’24) 9 LILY DAMITA LLaurel & Hardy Feature Films 18 HAL ROACH STUDIOS Taxi Boys Shorts 22 STARRING DONALD CRISP 27 SPETER SELLERS Fast Company (’24) PPardon Us (‘31) What Price Taxi (’32) THE ESSENTIALS My Darling Clementine (’46) This Is the Night (’32) Screen Directors Playhouse Sun Down Limited (’24) PPack Up Your Troubles (‘32) Taxi for Two (’32) The Sea Hawk (’40) Political Satire Must-See Classics Pride of the Yankees (’42) The Match King (’32) Tom and Jerry (’55) Mysterious Mystery (’24) TThe Bohemian Girl (‘36) Wreckety Wrecks (’33) The Uninvited (’44) Man in a Cocked Hat (’59) Saturdays at 8:00pm (ET) 5:00pm (PT) Tammy and the Bachelor (’57) Friends and Lovers (’31) ( Peter Lawford, Frank Fay, Marie Dog Daze (’25) Thundering Taxis (’33) Challenge to Lassie (’49) Being There (’79) Sergeant York (’41) 12 LUISE RAINER’S 101ST Windsor. D: Leo McCarey) My Darling Clementine (’46) Shootin’ Injuns (’25) 10 STRICTLY BUSINESS Taxi Barrons (’33) Knute Rockne, All American (’40) Barbary Coast (’35) BBIRTHDAY Rookie of the Year (’55) With Stanley Kubrick Road to Morocco (’42) Offi cial Offi cers (’25) The Rummy (’33) Spencer’s Mountain (’63) The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit (’56) ( John Wayne, Vera Miles, Ward Bond. Dr. Strangelove (’62) Black Orpheus (’59) CRASH COURSES Boys Will Be Joys (’25) LLuise Rainer: Live from the TCM Classic Broken Blossoms (’19) 2 Patterns (’56) D: John Ford) The Boy Friends Shorts Lolita (’62) The Sea Hawk (’40) Mary Queen of Tots (’25) Film Festival (’11) Bad Day at Black Rock (’55) No Highway in the Sky (’51) The Rabbit Trap (’59) Lincoln’s Doctor’s Dog (’55) Bigger and Better (’30) 23 IN THE HIMALAYAS One Wild Ride (’25) TThe Good Earth (’37) Overnight Sellers Fate Is the Hunter (’64) The High Cost of Loving (’58) (Robert Ryan, Charles Bickford. D: H.C. Potter) Doctor’s Orders (’30) Good Cheer (’26) LLuise Rainer: Live from the TCM Classic Black Narcissus (’47) tom thumb (’58) Room at the Top (’59) The Silent Partner (’55) Love Fever (’31) TCM UNDERGROUND Film Festival (’11) Lost Horizon (’37) 3 DIRECTED BY JOSEF VON Buried Treasure (’26) ( Buster Keaton, Zasu Pitts, Joe E. Brown. Air Tight (’31) Cult Classics P TThe Great Ziegfeld (’36) 28 DIRECTED BY RONALD NEAME STERNBERG Monkey Business (’26) 11 HAL ROACH STUDIOS D: George Marshall) You’re Telling Me (’32) Fridays at 2:00am (ET) 11:00pm (PT) TThe Great Waltz (’38) 24 BASED ON CARSON MCCULLERS Shanghai Express (’32) Uncle Tom’s Uncle (’26) Laurel & Hardy Shorts Number Five Checked Out (’56) Tunes of Glory (’60) Dramatic School (’38) Todd-Pitts Shorts Snapshot (’78) Morocco (’30) Thundering Fleas (’26) Thicker Than Water (‘35) (Peter Lorre, Teresa Wright. D: Ida Lupino) The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (’68) The Odessa File (’74) Catch as Catch Can (’31) Jigoku (’60) * Crime and Punishment (’35) Shivering Spooks (’26) The Fixer Uppers (‘35) 13 SPETER SELLERS Prima Donna (’56) The Member of the Wedding (’52) Hopscotch (’80) Asleep in the Feet (’33) Bloody Birthday (’80) * The Shanghai Gesture (’41) The Fourth Alarm! (’26) Tit for Tat (‘35) ( Jeanette MacDonald, Laraine Day, Jane The Ballad of the Sad Café (’91) Romantic Comedies The Bargain of the Century (’33) 29 SCREEN ACTORS GUILD Grizzly (’76) Macao (’52) Love My Dog (’27) The Live Ghost (‘34) Darwell. D: David Butler) Refl ections in a Golden Eye (’67) Only Two Can Play (’62) LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT WINNER: The King Steps Out (’36) Olympic Games (’27) Them Thar Hills (‘34) The Sword of Villon (’56) Todd-Kelly Shorts P SILENT SUNDAY NIGHTS Boxing Gloves (’29) TThe Millionairess (’61) 25 HAL ROACH STUDIOS ERNEST BORGNINE P Going Bye-Bye! (‘34) ( Errol Flynn. D: George Waggner) Backs to Nature (’33) Silent Treasures 4 HAL ROACH STUDIOS Bouncing Babies (’29) Hal Roach Feature Films Bad Day at Black Rock (’55) Oliver the Eighth (‘34) Sexy Comedies Markheim (’56) Top Flat (’35) Sundays at Midnight (ET) 9:00pm (PT) Our Gang Comedies Dirty Work (‘33) I Love You, Alice B. Toklas (’68) (Ray Milland, Rod Steiger. D: Fred Zinnemann) Sons of the Desert (‘33) The Dirty Dozen (’67) 5 MUSIC TEACHERS Kelly-Roberti Shorts Helping Grandma (’31) Busy Bodies (‘33) What’s New, Pussycat? (’65) Claire (’56) General Spanky (‘36) Private Screenings: Ernest Borgnine (’09) Tokyo Chorus (’31) Mr. Holland’s Opus (’95) At Sea Ashore (’36) Love Business (’31) The Midnight Patrol (‘33) (George Montgomery, Angela Lansbury. Topper (‘37) Marty (’55) Umarete Wa Mita Karedo (’32) * An Affair to Remember (’57) With Britt Ekland Hill-Tillies (’36) Dekigokoro (’33) Shiver My Timbers (’31) Me and My Pal (‘33) D: Frank Tuttle) There Goes My Heart (‘38) The Wild Bunch (’69) Kiss Me, Stupid (’65) After the Fox (’66) Tide of Empire (’29) * Dogs Is Dogs (’31) Twice Two (‘33) High Air (’56) 19 GUEST PROGRAMMER: Zenobia (‘39) They Shall Have Music (’39) TThe Bobo (’67) Pandora’s Box (’28) Free Eats (’32) Towed in a Hole (‘32) (William Bendix. Dennis Hopper. BEN MCKENZIE Turnabout (‘40) 30 DIRECTED BY HOWARD MORRIS Let’s Make Music (’41) Hook and Ladder (’32) Their First Mistake (‘32) 14 STARRING JOHN PAYNE D: Allan Dwan) Badlands (’73) Way Out West (‘38) With Six You Get Eggroll (’68) TCM IMPORTS Free Wheeling (’32) S Scram! (‘32) 6 PETER SELLERS 99 River Street (’53) Harry Langdon Shorts This Sporting Life (’63) Merrily We Live (‘38) Who’s Minding the Mint? (’67) Birthday Blues (’32) County Hospital (‘32) Classics from Around the World KKansas City Confi dential (’52) Skirt Shy (’29) Duck Soup (’33) Pick a Star (‘37) Fishy Hooky (’33) With the Boulting Brothers The Chimp (‘32) 31 THE MOTION PICTURE Sundays at 2:00am (ET) 11:00pm (PT) I’m All Right, Jack (’59) TThe Crooked Way (’49) The Head Guy (’30) The Bridge on the River Kwai (’57) Nobody’s Baby (‘37) Forgotten Babies (’33) The Music Box (‘32) ACADEMY’S 2010 GOVERNOR Mon Oncle Antoine (’71) Heavens Above! (’63) To the Shores of Tripoli (’42) The Fighting Parson (’30) Topper Takes a Trip (‘39) Mush and Milk (’33) Helpmates (‘32) 20 SPETER SELLERS AWARD WINNERS The Law (’60) The Big Kick (’30) Captain Fury (‘39) Mike Fright (’34) Beau Hunks (‘31) 15 WINNERS OF THE PALM D’OR King of Hearts (’66) Early Crime Comedies The Shrimp (’30) As Inspector Clouseau The Housekeeper’s Daughter (‘39) Breathless (’60) (Jean-Luc Godard) The First Round-Up (’34) Two-Way Stretch (’60) One Good Turn (‘31) AAWARD Il Posto (’61) The King (’30) The Pink Panther (’64) Topper Returns (‘41) Baby Doll (’56) (Eli Wallach) Mama’s Little Pirates (’35) Our Wife (‘31) The 3 Penny Opera (’31) The Ladykillers (’55) Black Orpheus (’59) A Shot in the Dark (’64) Broadway Limited (‘41) The Rain People (’69) Little Sinner (’35) Laughing Gravy (’31) Our Gang Shorts MMissing (’82) Bonnie Scotland (‘35) (Francis Ford Coppola) * Times may vary. Check full listings for Bored of Education (’36) Overnight Sellers Chickens Come Home (‘31) The First Seven Years (’30) Movie Parodies Your Past Is Showing (’57) TThe Tin Drum (’79) Taxi, Mister (’43) The Tramp and the Dictator (’02) correct showtime. Two Too Young (’36) Be Big! (‘31) Pups Is Pups (’30) Murder by Death (’76) The Wrong Box (’66) Friendly Persuasion (’56) (Kevin Brownlow) Glove Taps (’37) Another Fine Mess (‘30) Casino Royale (’67) Never Let Go (’60) Charley Chase Shorts 26 ROBERT OSBORNE’S PICKS Hearts Are Thumps (’37) The Laurel-Hardy Murder Case (‘30) 116 SOUTHERN JUSTICE Whispering Whoopee (’30) More Pink Panther Rushin’ Ballet (’37) Hog Wild (‘30) Lucky Jordan (’42) S STAR OF THE MONTH 7 JEANNE CRAIN In the Heat of the Night (’67) Fifty Million Husbands (’30) The Pink Panther Strikes Again (’76) Fire Fighters (’22) Below Zero (‘30) The Snows of Kilimanjaro (’52) The Fastest Gun Alive (’56) TThe Liberation of L.B. Jones (’70) High C’s (’30) Trail of the Pink Panther (’82) P TCM SPOTLIGHT Saturday Morning (’22) Brats (‘30) Phantom Lady (’44) State Fair (’45) The Pip from Pittsburgh (’31) The Champeen (’23) Blotto (‘30) 17 CAMELOT 21 EARLY GANGSTER CLASSICS Love Me Tonight (’32) TCM PREMIERE Pinky (’49) Rough Seas (’31) The Cobbler (’23) Night Owls (‘30) A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court (’49) The Panic Is On (’31) City Streets (’31) A Pleasant Journey (’23) The Hoose-Gow (‘29) 8 ROYALS AND COMMONERS Camelot (’67) The Tabasco Kid (’32) Scarface (’32) July Days (’23) They Go Boom (‘29) Road to Morocco (’42) Prince Valiant (’54) Fallen Arches (’33) Little Caesar (’30) No Noise (’23) Perfect Day (‘29) The Prince and the Showgirl (’57) KKnights of the Round Table (’53) Nature in the Wrong (’33) The Mayor of Hell (’33) Big Business (’24) Men O’ War (‘29) The Swan (’56) SSiege of the Saxons (’63) Four Parts (’34) The Buccaneers (’24) Berth Marks (‘29) Mrs. Brown (’97) Public Ghost No. 1 (’35) Seein’ Things (’24) Unaccustomed As We Are (‘29) The Student Prince (’54) Life Hesitates at 40 (’36) It’s a Bear (’24) Come Clean (‘31) High Society (’24) Any Old Port! 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