PrinceSaliano

BEHIND THE MASK - 1946 COSMO JONES, CRIME SMASHER - 1943 FEAR - 1946 HIDDEN ENEMY - 1940 HOUSE OF MYSTERY - 1934 I WOULDN'T BE IN YOUR SHOES - 1948 INCIDENT - 1948 MURDER BY INVITATION - 1941 THE MYSTERIOUS MR. WONG - 1935 MYSTERY OF THE 13th GUEST - 1943 PHANTOM KILLER - 1942 THE 13th MAN - 1937 THE DEVIL'S MATE - 1933 THE GUILTY - 1947 THE LIVING GHOST - 1942 THE MISSING LADY - 1946 THE MOONSTONE - 1934 THE SHADOW RETURNS - 1946 THE SPHINX - 1933 STAGE STRUCK - 1948

SIGN is my favorite DeMille film...delightfully demented

A 1983 slasher film. This is interesting because......?

MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE; MURDERS IN THE ZOO; TERROR ABOARD; DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE; THREE ON A MATCH; BABY FACE; LADIES THEY TALK ABOUT; CALL HER SAVAGE; FRISCO JENNY; LILY TURNER; FEMALE; NIGHT NURSE; ISLAND OF LOST SOULS; I'M NO ANGEL; any pre-mid-1934 title with a hint of prostitution, drug use, homosexuality and illegitimacy.

If character actors are being considered, I nominate VICTOR JORY DWIGHT FRYE ZASU PITTS NAT PENDLETON GEORGE ZUCCO SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE GALE SONDERGAARD HENRY DANIELL WILLIE BEST GLENN STRANGE EUGENE PALLETTE GLENDA FARRELL MANTAN MORELAND CHARLES RUGGLES MISCHA AUER HUGH HERBERT

I think the programmers need to be more aggressive. Who expected to see THE BIG TIMER, BY WHOSE HAND? and MY WOMAN?

I was surprised that Gene Raymond, Wynne Gibson and Frances Dee did not receive screen credit.

I'm surprised this Columbia "B" starring Bela Lugosi hasn't popped up yet on TCM. They've been stingy with their rare Columbias of late. I might also mention FOG, THE NINTH GUEST and THE BEST MAN WINS.

THE SCARECROW OF ROMNEY MARSH is well worth seeing. Ditto TREASURE ISLAND, MARY POPPINS and THE THREE LIVES OF THOMASINA.

A day of Republic or Monogram Pics would be entertaining. Of course, I could suggest many titles!

I think a full 1/3 of the month should be devoted to stars who were at their peak in the 20s and 30s.

We need a "bigwig" who loves pre-Codes.

HEAT LIGHTNING is the ultimate Aline MacMahon experience.

> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote} > You've seen all these films? Two of 'em.

> {quote:title=zasupittsfan wrote:}{quote} > Are you saying that these titles are going to be made available soon? I wish!

Lemme add Basil Rathbone, Lionel Atwill, Fay Wray, Gale Sondergaard, Billie Dove OR Bebe Daniels, Mary Astor (must include RETURN OF THE TERROR), Dennis O'Keefe, Thelma Todd, Laurel & Hardy, Buster Crabbe, John Carradine, Chester Morris.

SON OF FRANKENSTEIN...it features Rathbone, Karloff, Lugosi and Atwill.

BELA LUGOSI (though I'd like him to be SOTM in October) WHEELER & WOOLSEY JOHN GILBERT WILLIAM HAINES RAMON NOVARRO LON CHANEY RICHARD BARTHELMESS PRESTON FOSTER CONSTANCE BENNETT JOAN BLONDELL LUPE VELEZ W.C. FIELDS (Par. & Univ.) EVELYN ANKERS (Universal) NANCY CARROLL (Paramount) CLARA BOW (Par. & Fox) MAE WEST (Paramount) GEORGE RAFT (Paramount) DIRECTOR JAMES WHALE (Universal) DIRECTOR TOD BROWNING

CHINATOWN SQUAD - 1935 CROSS COUNTRY CRUISE - 1934 DANGER ON THE AIR - 1938 MIDNIGHT INTRUDER- 1938 MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD - 1935 MYSTERY OF THE WHITE ROOM - 1939 REMEMBER LAST NIGHT? - 1935 RENDEZVOUS AT MIDNIGHT - 1935 SECRET OF THE BLUE ROOM - 1933 SECRET OF THE CHATEAU - 1934 SECRETS OF A NURSE - 1938 THE BLACK DOLL - 1938 THE CAT CREEPS - 1930 THE CROSBY CASE - 1934 THE HOUSE OF FEAR - 1939 THE LADY IN THE MORGUE - 1938 THE LAST WARNING - 1938 THE MISSING GUEST - 1938 THE WESTLAND CASE - 1937 THE WITNESS VANISHES - 1939

CHEATING CHEATERS (1934) EMBARRASSING MOMENTS (1934) FREE LOVE (1930) GIFT OF GAB (1934) I LIKE IT THAT WAY (1934) IT HAPPENED IN NEW YORK (1935) LADY TUBBS (1935) LET'S BET RITZY (1934) LET'S TALK IT OVER (1934) LITTLE ACCIDENT (1930) LOVE, HONOR AND OH BABY! (1933) NIGHT LIFE OF THE GODS (1935) ONE EXCITING ADVENTURE (1934) PRINCESS O'HARA (1935) PRIVATE JONES (1933) SHE GETS HER MAN (1935) STRANGE WIVES (1934) THE COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO (1934) THE POOR RICH (1934) THE VIRTUOUS HUSBAND (1931) Because there's more to TCM than NAKED GUN, TOP SECRET and AIRPLANE.

Loretta Young's most entertaining pics were her pre-Codes.

As much as I hate 1980s films on TCM, I approve of this one because it's perfect for TCM UNDERGROUND.

THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY; THE LAST DRAGON: THE BIG CHILL; NAKED GUN; TOP SECRET; AIRPLANE; BREAKER MORANT; REDS; TENDER MERCIES...somebody tell me this is an April Fool's joke.

No comments about this? I'm surprised nobody has accused TCM of purveying pornography. ;-)

> {quote:title=PrinceSaliano wrote:}{quote} > My TCM reception has been fuzzy since New Year's Day...during the showing of FAHRENHEIT 451. I'm a Time Warner subscriber and TCM is the only channel affected! Back in the saddle today!