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This Month on Tcm Showcases WEEKLY THIS MONTH ON TCM SHOWCASES 1 GUEST PROGRAMMER— 8 THE SAINT 12 SAN FRANCISCO TREATS 19 STARRING JACK CARSON 25 P UNDER THE SEA—CELEBRATING THE ESSENTIALS RICH EISEN THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF The Saint in New York (’38) San Francisco (’36) A Star Is Born (’54) (premiere of new Must-See Classics JACQUES COUSTEAU’S BIRTH Hoosiers (’86) The Saint Strikes Back (’39) Flower Drum Song (’61) restoration) Saturdays at 8:00pm (ET) The Saint in London (’39) 5:00pm (PT) Rocky (’76) The Saint’s Double Trouble (’40) Bullitt (’68) It’s a Great Feeling (’49) Beneath the 12-Mile Reef (’53) The Natural (’84) Foul Play (’78) Two Guys from Texas (’48) Flipper (’63) Mutiny on the Bounty (’62) Caddyshack (’80) 9 ROBERT OSBORNE’S PICKS Herbie Rides Again (’74) The Hard Way (’42) The Deep (’77) San Francisco (’36) The Hasty Heart (’50) The Male Animal (’42) A Star Is Born (’54) 2 DIRECTED BY JOHN HUSTON Gilda (’46) 13 POLITICAL CORRUPTION 26 COMMITTED The Snake Pit (’48) The Dead (’87) The Damned Don’t Cry (’50) Duck Soup (’33) 20 FATHER’S DAY The Snake Pit (’48) No Way Out (’50) The African Queen (’51) The Long Ships (’64) All the King’s Men (’49) To Kill a Mockingbird (’62) Shock Corridor (’63) ESSENTIALS, JR. Across the Pacifi c (’42) Life with Father (’47) The Caretakers (’63) 14 S NATALIE WOOD Must-See Classics for We Were Strangers (’49) 10 STARRING SIMONE SIGNORET Frances (’82) 21 S NATALIE WOOD Kids of All Ages In This Our Life (’42) Diabolique (’55) A Cry in the Night (’56) Bedlam (’46) Sundays at 8:00pm (ET) Sinful Davy (’68) Room at the Top (’59) The Girl He Left Behind (’56) West Side Story (’61) 5:00pm (PT) Term of Trial (’62) Splendor in the Grass (’61) Gypsy (’62) 27 STARRING HANS CONRIED 3 BASED ON SINCLAIR LEWIS The Deadly Affair (’66) Rebel Without a Cause (’55) Love with the Proper Stranger (’64) The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. (’53) Old Yeller (’58) La Ronde (’50) Duck Soup (’33) Babbit (’34) The Burning Hills (’56) Sex and the Single Girl (’64) The Monster That Challenged the World (’57) 11P UNDER THE SEA—CELEBRATING To Kill a Mockingbird (’62) Ann Vickers (’33) The Searchers (’56) Cash McCall (‘60) Siren of Bagdad (’53) The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T. (’53) Dodsworth (’36) THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF Bombers B-52 (’57) JACQUES COUSTEAU’S BIRTH 22 MILITARY COMEDIES 28 S NATALIE WOOD Arrowsmith (’31) Kings Go Forth (’58) Cass Timberlane (’47) The Cousteau Odyssey: The Nile— No Time for Sergeants (’58) The Great Race (’65) TCM UNDERGROUND Part One (’77) 15 AGING COWBOYS I Married a Doctor (’36) Buck Privates (’41) Inside Daisy Clover (’65) Cult Classics The Cousteau Odyssey: The Nile— Will Penny (’68) See Here, Private Hargrove (’44) Brainstorm (’83) Fridays at 2:00am (ET) 4 P UNDER THE SEA—CELEBRATING Part Two (’77) The Cousteau Odyssey: Calypso’s Search Monte Walsh (’70) You’re in the Army Now (’41) Penelope (’66) 11:00pm (PT) THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF for Atlantis—Part One (’77) Ride the High Country (’62) At War with the Army (’50) 29 FRANK LOESSER’S 100TH The Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy (’65)* JACQUES COUSTEAU’S BIRTH The Cousteau Odyssey: Calypso’s Search The Shootist (’76) Performance (’70) 23 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTHDAY The Mysterious Island (’29) for Atlantis—Part Two (’77) The Man from Laramie (’55) Darktown Strutters (‘75) The Cousteau Odyssey: Time Bomb MILESTONE FILMS 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea (’54) How to Succeed in Business Without Blue Velvet (’86) at Fifty Fathoms (’77) 16 TRUE CRIME Captain Nemo and the Underwater City (’69) The Cousteau Odyssey: Mediterranean— Word Is Out: Stories of Some of Our Lives (’77) Really Trying (’67) Cradle or Coffi n? (’77) In Cold Blood (’67) Killer of Sheep (’77) Heart & Soul: The Life and Music of SILENT SUNDAY NIGHTS 5 MUSIC BY BRONISLAU KAPER The Cousteau Odyssey: Calypso’s Search 10 Rillington Place (’71) Legong: Dance of the Virgins (’35) Frank Loesser (’06) for the Britannic (’77) Silent Treasures Mutiny on the Bounty (’62) He Walked by Night (’48) The Exiles (’61) Neptune’s Daughter (’49) Sundays at Midnight (ET) The Brothers Karamazov (’58) The Cousteau Odyssey: Diving for Roman The Onion Field (’79) The Bat Whispers (’30) Red, Hot and Blue (’49) Plunder (’77) 9:00pm (PT) Lili (’53) The True Story of Lynn Stuart (’58) Thank Your Lucky Stars (’43) The Cousteau Odyssey: Blind Prophets 24 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE KOREAN The Sea Hawk (’24) The Chocolate Soldier (’41) of Easter Island (’77) 17 STARRING RALPH BELLAMY WAR—24-HOUR TRIBUTE 30 COSTUMES BY JEAN LOUIS Wild Oranges (’24) Blonde Inspiration (’41) The Cousteau Odyssey: Clipperton—The Island That Time Forgot (’77) Battleship Potemkin (’25)* The Awful Truth (’37) Men in War (’57) The Solid Gold Cadillac (’56) Moran of the Lady Letty (’22)* 6 BOYS AND THEIR PETS The Cousteau Odyssey: Lost Relics of Carefree (’38) This Is Korea! 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