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This Month on Tcm Showcases WEEKLY THIS MONTH ON TCM SHOWCASES 1 STARRING OSCAR LEVANT My Brilliant Career (’79) Mabel’s Married Life (’14) 12 S LAUREN BACALL 17 ROBERT OSBORNE’S PICKS 21 STARRING ADOLPHE MENJOU 27 PMACK SENNETT THE ESSENTIALS (Judy Davis honored at Telluride in 1994) The Great Toe Mystery (’14) The Band Wagon (’53) Private Screenings: Lauren Bacall (’05) White Cargo (’42) Easy to Love (’34) Saturday Afternoon (’26) Recreation (’14) Must-See Classics The Barkleys of Broadway (’49) Toni (’35) Confidence Agent (’45) H.M. Pulham, Esq. (’41) Paths of Glory (’57) A Sea Dog’s Tale (’26) Sa turdays at 8:00pm (ET) 5:00pm (PT) The Rounders (’14) Humoresque (’46) (played at Telluride in 2009 as part of a Young Man with a Horn (’50) Northern Pursuit (’43) The Hucksters (’47) Hoboken to Hollywood (’26) Shot in the Excitement (’14) The Band Wagon (’53) An American in Paris (’51) celebration of Manny Farber) Bright Leaf (’50) The Window (’49) Journal of a Crime (’34) A Harem Knight (’26) Th e Goodbye Girl (’77) Curses! They Remarked (’14) Romance on the High Seas (’48) Private Screenings: Lauren Bacall (’05) Catalina, Here I Come (’27) Gilda (’46) Night and the City (’50) Tillie’s Punctured Romance (’14) The Fallen Idol (’48) 18 DIRECTED BY GREGORY 22 CASINO NIGHT Broke in China (’27) (played in 1983 as part of a tribute to The Noise of Bombs (’14) 2 KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF 13 PMACK SENNETT LA CAVA Pride of Pikeville (’27) Richard Widmark) Leading Lizzy Astray (’14) Gilda (’46) TCM UNDERGROUND The Golf Nut (’27) Hands of a Stranger (’62) Ambrose’s First Falsehood (’15) A Bird’s a Bird! (’15) Gabriel Over the White House (’33) Any Number Can Play (’49) ult Classics Smith’s Pony (’27) The Beast With Five Fingers (’46) My Name is Ivan (’62) Hash House Mashers (’15) Gussle’s Day of Rest (’15) Smart Woman (’31) Johnny O’Clock (’47) ridays at 2:00am (ET) 11:00pm (PT) Fiddlesticks (’27) Mad Love (’35) (Andrei Tarkovsky honored in 1983) Fatty and Mabel at the San Diego Do-Re-Mi-Boom! (’15) The Half Naked Truth (’33) Where It’s At (’69) The Legend of Hell House (’73) * Run, Girl Run (’28) The Hands of Orlac (’25) Exposition (’15) Court House Crooks (’15) The Age of Consent (’32) The Shanghai Gesture (’41) Equinox (’70) Orlando (’92) The Best Man (’28) CThe Town That Dreaded Sundown (’77) * Fatty’s New Role (’15) Dirty Work in a Laundry (’15) Bed of Roses (’33) (Tilda Swinton honored in 2011) His Unlucky Night (’28) FThe Sid Saga, Part One (’85) 3 TELLURIDE TRIBUTE A Lover’s Lost Control (’15) What Every Woman Knows (’34) 23 WHODUNITS The Sid Saga, Part Two (’87) * Taxi for Two (’28) 7 PRISON BIOPICS A Submarine Pirate (’15) Laugh and Get Rich (’31) The Sid Saga, Part Three (’89) * Greed (’24) 4 GUEST PROGRAMMER – REGIS Ten Little Indians (’66) Matchmaking Mamma (’28) Multiple Sidosis (’70) * Dizzy Heights and Daring Hearts (’16) (reconstructed version premiered at PHILBIN Birdman of Alcatraz (’62) Murder By Death (’76) Match Play (’30) Fatty and Mabel Adrift (’16) 19 S LAUREN BACALL Telluride in 1999) Cell 2455, Death Row (’55) The Great Pie Mystery (’31) ILENT SUNDAY NIGHTS Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (’48) He Did and He Didn’t (’16) High Society (’56) Convicts 4 (’62) How to Marry a Millionaire (’53) 24 PREPARE TO ATONE The Loud Mouth (’32) Silent Treasures Chuck Jones: Memories of Childhood (’09) Wife and Auto Trouble (’16) Sundays at Midnight (ET) 9:00pm (PT) The Cobweb (’55) The Dentist (’32) (100th anniversary of his birth; ongoing Somebody Up There Likes Me (’56) His Bitter Pill (’16) The Chosen (’81) Blood Alley (’55) The Hands of Orlac (’25) * tribute of festival) Gunga Din (’39) 8 PRECOCIOUS GIRLS The Diary of Anne Frank (’59) Don’t Play Bridge with Your Wife (’33) The Waiters’ Ball (’16) GSribiche (’25) * ) Written on the Wind (’56) The Fatal Glass of Beer (’33) The Goodbye Girl (’77) The Surf Girl (’16) Fiddler on the Roof (’71) Feu Mathias Pascal (’25) The Dot and the Line (’65) S Designing Woman (’57) 5 LAUREN BACALL The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (’47) Bye Bye Braverman (’68) The Red Mill (’26) (directed by Chuck Jones) Madcap Ambrose (’16) Andy Hardy’s Blonde Trouble (’44) 28 WESTERN SPOOFS The Battle of the Sexes (’28) * To Have and Have Not (’44) Teddy at the Throttle (’17) 20 PMACK SENNETT The Apartment (’60) The Big Sleep (’46) Lost Angel (’43) Her Torpedoed Love (’17) 25 BROOKLYN Support Your Local Sheriff (’69) TCM IMPORTS Mickey (’18) (selected by guest director Caetano Veloso Dark Passage (’47) Little Women (’49) A Clever Dummy (’17) A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (’45) Along Came Jones (’45) lassics from Around the World Hearts and Flowers (’19) in 2011) Key Largo (’48) Thirst (’17) It Happened in Brooklyn (’47) Carry On Cowboy (’65) Sundays at 2:00am (ET) 11:00pm (PT) Bacall on Bogart (’88) 9 LEWIS MILESTONE DOUBLE- Down on the Farm (’20) The Tramp and the Dictator (’02) The Lords of Flatbush (’74) Spirits of the Dead (’69) * FEATURE 14 ELIZABETH I Don’t Weaken (’20) 29 STARRING RALPH RICHARDSON (film premiered at Telluride in 2002; Kevin The Landlord (’70) Carnival in Flanders (’35) * P Bright Eyes (’22) ThC e Law (’60) * Brownlow on the Council of Advisors for 6 MACK SENNETT A Walk in the Sun (’46) The Virgin Queen (’55) The Last Angry Man (’59) The Fallen Idol (’48) Gymnasium Jim (’22) Story of Women (’88) the festival) The Curtain Pole (’09) Les Miserables (’52) Young Bess (’53) Anna Karenina (’48) The Extra Girl (’23) S Titanic (’43) * Comrades (’11) The Private Lives of Elizabeth and 26 LAUREN BACALL The Four Feathers (’39) Vivre Sa Vie (’62) The Daredevil (’23) Times may vary. Check full listings for The Manicure Lady (’11) 10 CHOREOGRAPHY BY JACK Essex (’39) The Wrong Box (’66) (selected by guest director Caetan Veloso Ten Dollars or Ten Days (’24) The Gift of Love (’58) correct showtime With a Kodak (’12) COLE The Looking Glass War (’69) in 2011) Picking Peaches (’24) Sex and the Single Girl (’64) Katchem Kate (’12) Tonight and Every Night (’45) 15 DEATH TRAPS The Half-Back of Notre Dame (’24) Harper (’66) 30 EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES S STAR OF THE MONTH Cameraman: The Life and Work of Jack The Water Nymph (’12) On The Rivera (’51) Sunrise (’27) Black Oxfords (’24) v Murder on the Orient Express (’74) * Cardiff (’10) A Grocery Clerk’s Romance (’12) Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (’53) Strangers on a Train (’51) Lizzies of the Field (’24) The Mummy (’32) P TCM SPOTLIGHT On His Wedding Day (’13) (premiered at Telluride in 2010) Les Girls (’57) Dial M For Murder (’54) Galloping Bungalows (’24) Charlie Chan in Egypt (’35) TCM PREMIERE A Life in the Balance (’13) River of No Return (’54) Black Narcissus (’47) Niagara (’52) His Marriage Wow (’25) Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (’55) The Bangville Police (’13) (played at Telluride in 1977 as part of a The Postman Always Rings Twice (’46) Water Wagons (’25) A Fishy Affair (’13) 11 STARRING CARY GRANT Super-Hooper-Dyne-Lizzies (’25) tribute to Michael Powell) Barney Oldfield’s Race for Life (’13) Monkey Business (’52) 16 STARRING MAGGIE SMITH A Rainy Knight (’25) The Palm Beach Story (’42) Mabel’s Dramatic Career (’13) People Will Talk (’51) Travels With My Aunt (’72) (played at Telluride in 1982 as part of a The Speed Kings (’13) I Was a Male War Bride (’49) Love and Pain and the Whole Damn tribute to Joel McCrea) A Flirt’s Mistake (’14) The Knockout (’14) The Awful Truth (’37) Thing (’73) The Bishop’s Wife (’47) .
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