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This Month on Tcm Showcases WEEKLY THIS MONTH ON TCM SHOWCASES 1 PBERNARD HERRMANN 7 TRIBUTE TO THE TELLURIDE 11 MILLION DOLLAR COMEDIES 18 STARRING HARRY BELAFONTE 25 DIRECTED BY PHIL KARLSON THE ESSENTIALS FILM FESTIVAL Early Career – Part One Million Dollar Baby (’41) Carmen Jones (’54) Scandal Sheet (’52) Must-See Classics Hangover Square (’45) The Godless Girl (’29) Brewster’s Millions (’45) Buck and the Preacher (’72) The Phenix City Story (’55) Saturdays at 8:00pm (ET) The Devil and Daniel Webster (’41) I’m King Kong: The Exploits of Man with a Million (’54) The Angel Levine (’70) The Brothers Rico (’57) 5:00pm (PT) Citizen Kane (’41) Merian C. Cooper (’05) Always Together (’47) Ladies of the Chorus (’49) The Guns of Navarone (’61) The Magnifi cent Ambersons (’42) King Kong (’33) The Long, Hot Summer (’58) On Dangerous Ground (’52) Uncle Silas (’51) 12 STARRING JOANNE WOODWARD 19 THE MOORS THE MERRIER 26 STARRING STEPHEN BOYD Wuthering Heights (’39) The Black Book (’49) The Long Hot Summer (’58) Wuthering Heights (’39) Ben-Hur (’59) Ben-Hur (’59) S The Men Who Made the Movies: 2 CLAUDE RAINS The Three Faces of Eve (’57) Devotion (’46) Genghis Khan (’65) Sam Fuller (’02) Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams (’73) The Hound of the Baskervilles (’59) The Beasts of Marseilles (’57) Academy-Nominated Performances Park Row (’52) Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (’39) Count Three and Pray (’55) The Man from Planet X (’51) Abandon Ship! (’57) TCM UNDERGROUND An Optical Poem (’38) Casablanca (’42) Paris Blues (’61) Kes (’70) Cult Classics The Phantom Tollbooth (’69) Mr. Skeffi ngton (’44) Fridays at 2:00am (ET) Chuck Jones: Memories of Childhood (’09) 27 YOUNG NATALIE WOOD Notorious (’46) 11:00pm (PT) They Made Me a Fugitive (’47) 13 BASED ON VICTOR HUGO 20 VALLEY BOYS The Green Promise (’49) I’m Not Scared (’04) Les Miserables (’52) The Bad News Bears (’76) Our Very Own (’50) I Saw What You Did (’65)* More Rains Ascent (’77) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (’39) The Karate Kid (’84) Sonny Boy (’90)* Four Daughters (’38) The Rain People (’69) Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! (’65) Daughters Courageous (’39) 28 STARRING MIA FARROW Junior Bonner (’72) (Selected by 2009 Willie Dynamite (’74) * Four Wives (’39) 14 STARRING BARBRA STREISAND 21GUEST PROGRAMMER: Alice (’90) Telluride Guest Director Alexander Payne) Four Mothers (’41) Yentl (’83) RICHARD LEWIS A Midsummer Night’s Sex Comedy (’82) The Way We Were (’73) Sherlock Jr. (’24) See No Evil (’71) 8 PBERNARD HERRMANN SILENT SUNDAY NIGHTS 3 THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN Funny Girl (’68) Steamboat Bill, Jr. (’28) A Dandy in Aspic (’68) Silent Treasures The Owl and the Pussycat (’75) On the Waterfront (’54) Death on the Nile (’78) The Magnifi cent Seven (’60) Early Career – Part Two Sundays at Midnight (ET) Five Fingers (’52) Dr. Strangelove (’63) Return of the Seven (’66) 9:00pm (PT) The Snows of Kilimanjaro (’52) P P Guns of the Magnifi cent Seven (’69) 15 BERNARD HERRMANN 29 BERNARD HERRMANN Beneath the 12-Mile Reef (’53) P The Ace of Hearts (’21) * The Magnifi cent Seven Ride (’72) 22 BERNARD HERRMANN The Naked and the Dead (’58) Herrmann & Hitchcock – Part One Late Career Uncle Tom’s Cabin (’27) The Trouble with Harry (’55) The Bride Wore Black (’68) The Three Worlds of Gulliver (’60) Herrmann & Hitchcock – Part Two Wild Oranges (’24) * 4 GEORGE PAL PRODUCTIONS The Man Who Knew Too Much (’56) North by Northwest (’59) The Road Builder (’71) W Bad Boy (’25) E S Vertigo (’58) Psycho (’60) Obsession (’76) I The War of the Worlds (’53) Isn’t Life Terrible? (’25)* 9 CLAUDE RAINS Marnie (’64) Taxi Driver (’76) V The Time Machine (’60) Uneasy Three (’25)* R Houdini (’53) Heavenly Comedies More Herrmann Mama Behave (’26)* E Here Comes Mr. Jordan (’41) The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (’58) More Herrmann 30 SCLAUDE RAINS V Angel on My Shoulder (’46) Mysterious Island (’61) Joy in the Morning (’65) O 5 DIRECTED BY J. LEE THOMPSON Courtroom Dramas They Won’t Forget (’37) TCM IMPORTS The Guns of Navarone (’61) 16 SCLAUDE RAINS 23 SCLAUDE RAINS With Bette Davis Twilight of Honor (’63) Classics from Around the World I Aim at the Stars (’60) Now, Voyager (’42) Sundays at 2:00am (ET) Taras Bulba (’62) Deception (’46) War Dramas Adventure Films Passage to Marseille (’44) The Adventures of Robin Hood (’38) 11:00pm (PT) Huckleberry Finn (’74) Crime Films Sealed Cargo (’51) The Sea Hawk (’40) They Made Me a Criminal (’39) La Ronde (’50) More Rains The Prince and the Pauper (’37) The Unsuspected (’47) Kings Row (’42) The Earrings of Madame De… (’53) 6 EARLY FILM The White Tower (’50) Where Danger Lives (’50) Historical Dramas The Cranes are Flying (’57) The Magic Box (’51) Juarez (’39) 10 STARRING SABU Nickelodeon (’76) Caesar and Cleopatra (’45) More Rains The Flowers of St. Francis (’50) The Thief of Bagdad (’40) Gold Is Where You Find It (’38) Drums (’38) More Rains The Passionate Friends (’49) * Times may vary. Check full listings for Song of India (’49) Anthony Adverse (’36) correct showtime. The End of the River (’47) Hearts Divided (’36) 24 220TH ANNIVERSARY OF U.S. The Jungle Book (’42) Stolen Holiday (’37) MARSHALS SERVICE Lady with Red Hair (’40) 3:10 to Yuma (’57) S STAR OF THE MONTH Hour of the Gun (’67) 17 ROBERT OSBORNE’S PICKS Badman’s Territory (’46) P TCM SPOTLIGHT The Wicked Lady (’45) Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid (’73) Johnny Guitar (’54) Billy the Kid (’30) TCM PREMIERE Jubilee Trail (’54) Hollywood Canteen (’44) .
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