PrinceSaliano
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Jimmy Ruffin (David's brother), Edwin Starr, the Velvelettes. The post-Ross Supremes were wonderful too,
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When is TCM's deal with Sony up? We haven't seen these yet......
THE BACHELOR GIRL (1929)
HURRICANE (1929)
TRIAL MARRIAGE (1929)
SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE (1930)
THE SECRET WITNESS (1931)
DECEPTION (1932)
SO THIS IS AFRICA (1933)
COCKTAIL HOUR (1933)
THE WOMAN I STOLE (1933)
AS THE DEVIL COMMANDS (1933)
ABOVE THE CLOUDS (1933)
NIGHT OF TERROR (1933)
FOG (1933)
MASTER OF MEN (1933)
EAST OF FIFTH AVENUE (1933)
THE NINTH GUEST (1934)
THE DEFENSE RESTS (1934)
MILLS OF THE GODS (1934)
AGAINST THE LAW (1934)
I'LL FIX IT (1934)
Stars include Thelma Todd, Alice White, Una Merkel, Nat Pendleton, Bela Lugosi, Wheeler & Woolsey, Bebe Daniels, Jack Holt, Fay Wray, Victor Jory.
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OTHER STUDIOS' STARS IN THE UNIVERSAL GRAVEYARD......
ALIAS MARY DOW (1935) Sally Eilers, Ray Milland
SCANDAL FOR SALE (1932) Pat O'Brien
AIR MAIL (1932) Pat O'Brien
DESTINATION UNKNOWN (1933) Pat O'Brien
LAUGHTER IN HELL (1933) Pat O'Brien
HALF A SINNER (1934) Joel McCrea
GLAMOUR (1934) Constance Cummings
UNCERTAIN LADY (1934) Edward Everett Horton, Genevieve Tobin
THE POOR RICH (1934) Edward Everett Horton, Edna May Oliver
NOBODY'S FOOL (1936) Edward Everett Horton, Glenda Farrell
THE CROSBY CASE (1934) Wynne Gibson
SATURDAY'S MILLIONS (1933) Robert Young, Leila Hyams, Johnny Mack Brown
DON'T BET ON LOVE (1933) Ginger Rogers
PRIVATE JONES (1933) Lee Tracy
AFRAID TO TALK (1932) Eric Linden
NICE WOMEN (1931) Frances Dee
LITTLE ACCIDENT (1930) Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Anita Page
RECKLESS LIVING (1931) Ricardo Cortez
THE VIRTUOUS HUSBAND (1931) Betty Compson, Jean Arthur
THE BOUDOIR DIPLOMAT (1930) Betty Compson
MANY A SLIP (1931) Joan Bennett
FREE LOVE (1931) Conrad Nagel, Genevieve Tobin
EAST IS WEST (1930) Lupe Velez, Edward G. Robinson
OUTSIDE THE LAW (1930) Edward G. Robinson
DON'T GET PERSONAL (1936) James Dunn, Sally Eilers
THE CAT CREEPS (1930) Helen Twelvetrees
KING FOR A NIGHT (1933) Helen Twelvetrees
SHE GETS HER MAN (1935) Helen Twelvetrees
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> {quote:title=audreyforever wrote:}{quote}
> The Schedule for June 8th at prime time has changed. It was at first a night devoted to Charlie Chan films and The Lone Wolf films, but is now a night of The Saint. I was really looking forward the The Lone Wolf Spy Hunt.
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> Why TCM? Is there a reason behind all this? If not, I hope there will be a day in July that has The Lone Wolf and Charlie Chan films programmed.
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> Updated Schedule:
> 8:00 PM *Saint In New York, The* (1938)
> The Saint goes undercover to get the goods on New York's mob kingpins. Cast: Louis Hayward, Kay Sutton, Jonathan Hale. Dir: Ben Holmes. BW-72 mins, TV-G, CC
> 9:15 PM *Saint Strikes Back, The* (1939)
> The Saint helps a young beauty take vengeance on the mobsters who ruined her father. Cast: George Sanders, Wendy Barrie, Barry Fitzgerald. Dir: John Farrow. BW-64 mins, TV-G, CC
> 10:30 PM *Saint In London, The* (1939)
> The Saint's investigation of a counterfeiting ring uncovers a nest of spies. Cast: George Sanders, David Burns, Sally Gray. Dir: John Paddy Carstairs. BW-72 mins, TV-G, CC
> 11:45 PM *Saint's Double Trouble, The* (1940)
> Reformed jewel thief Simon Templer lands in hot water when a look-alike smuggles stolen goods out of Egypt. Cast: George Sanders, Jonathan Hale, Bela Lugosi. Dir: Jack Hively. BW-67 mins, TV-G, CC
> 1:00 AM *Saint Takes Over, The* (1940)
> Reformed jewel thief Simon Templar tries to help a police inspector who's been framed on bribery charges. Cast: George Sanders, Jonathan Hale, Wendy Barrie. Dir: Jack Hively. BW-70 mins, TV-G, CC
> 2:15 AM *Saint In Palm Springs, The* (1941)
> Reformed jewel thief Simon Templar's efforts to deliver a fortune in rare stamps are complicated by murder. Cast: George Sanders, Wendy Barrie, Jonathan Hale. Dir: Jack Hively. BW-66 mins, TV-G, CC
> 3:30 AM *Saint's Vacation, The* (1941)
> Reformed jewel thief Simon Templer vies with Nazi agents for possession of a mysterious music box . Cast: Hugh Sinclair, Sally Gray, Arthur Macrae. Dir: Leslie Fenton. BW-61 mins,
> 4:45 AM *Saint Meets The Tiger, The* (1943)
> The Saint infiltrates a small English village run by smugglers. Cast: Hugh Sinclair, Jean Gillie, Clifford Evans. Dir: Paul L. Stein. BW-69 mins, TV-G, CC
Arrrrggghhhh.....
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Who the hell is Rich Eisen?
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> {quote:title=Arturo wrote:}{quote}
> Perhaps my second greatest passion, besides classic movies, is classic Motown. Became a fan very young, with the first J5 singles, followed soon after when I inherited my aunt's album collection (she wanted to get rid of stuff when she got married), which featured many 60s Motown albums. Have been a fan ever since.
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> The most intriguing thing about Motown was the way it was set up by Berry Gordy, in part patterned after the Hollywood movie studios of the golden age: 20s-50s. Varying combinations of writers/producers would try out different compositions on different artists, submitting finished product to be voted on at weekly quality control meetings. A given artist group might need a new single, and recent recordings by the different production teams would compete to see which would get the release. In the process, much was shelved, often of a quality as good as what was actually released.
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> Luckily, in recent years, some of this vaulted stuff has come out. Several years ago, Hipo-Select established a division, Motown Select, which features limited edition cds of many Motown artist, both big and small, available online only. many of these are loaded with never-before released tracks, some are stunning! I recommend all Motown fans to check this site out.
I've purchased many of those Hipo-Select releases.
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> {quote:title=joefilmone wrote:}{quote}
> Thank God for Christians and Conservative the most tolerant people of earth....
> {quote:title=joefilmone wrote:}{quote}
> Thank God for Christians and Conservative the most tolerant people of earth....
Well, Jesus was the original long-haired liberal.
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1980. Yuck.
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And the under-appreciated Kim Weston.
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OTHER STUDIO'S STARS IN THE UNIVERSAL GRAVEYARD......
THE LITTLE ACCIDENT (1930) Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Anita Page
OUTSIDE THE LAW (1930) Edward G. Robinson
EAST IS WEST (1930) Lupe Velez, Edward G. Robinson
THE CAT CREEPS (1930) Helen Twelvetrees
FREE LOVE (1931) Conrad Nagel, Genevieve Tobin
MANY A SLIP (1931) Joan Bennett
VIRTUOUS HUSBAND (1931) Betty Compson, Elliott Nugent
RECKLESS LIVING (1931) Ricardo Cortez
NICE WOMEN (1932) Frances Dee
OKAY, AMERICA! (1932) Maureen O'Sullivan
THE ALL-AMERICAN (1932) Richard Arlen
AIR MAIL (1932) Pat O'Brien
SCANDAL FOR SALE (1932) Pat O'Brien
AFRAID TO TALK (1932) Eric Linden
DESTINATION UNKNOWN (1933) Pat O'Brien
DON'T BET ON LOVE (1933) Ginger Rogers
KING FOR A NIGHT (1933) Helen Twelvetrees
PRIVATE JONES (1933) Lee Tracy
SATURDAY'S MILLIONS (1933) Robert Young, Leila Hyams
LAUGHTER IN HELL (1933) Pat O'Brien
BY CANDLELIGHT (1934) Elissa Landi
CHEATING CHEATERS (1934) Fay Wray, Cesar Romero
THE COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO (1934) Fay Wray, Patsy Kelly
THE CROSBY CASE (1934) Wynne Gibson
GLAMOUR (1934) Constance Cummings
HALF A SINNER (1934) Joel McCrea
THE POOR RICH (1934) Edward Everett Horton, Edna Mae Oliver
UNCERTAIN LADY (1934) Edward Everett Horton, Genevieve Tobin
ALIAS MARY DOW (1935) Sally Eilers, Ray Milland
SHE GETS HER MAN (1935) ZaSu Pitts, Helen Twelvetrees
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I bought my first VCR in 1983 (from Sears) when I discovered I could buy MURDER BY THE CLOCK and MURDERS IN THE ZOO from Eddie Brandt's Saturday Matinee.
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Oh, hell no!
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This is a tough question. I've always put I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE at the top because of that sequence where Carre Four (the zombie) follows Jessica and Betsy through the fields to the houmfort. Stunning.
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> {quote:title=jamesjazzguitar wrote:}{quote}
> If your 75% based on personal experience stat was true than same-sex-marriage would be legal. Even in a liberal state like CA, same-sex-marriage last (barely), thus I find it hard to believe that such a high percent of people 'tolerate an alternative lifestyle'. By I guess it is all based on how one defines tolerate. I know some of the major churches do not tolerate being gay (well not in a way I would define tolerate).
Agreed. The fact that same-sex marriage is not legal in all 50 states pretty much answers the original question, "Does coming out hurt a career?"
And what happened to the gay-themed films announced for June?
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> {quote:title=TCM_1 wrote:}{quote}
> Sorry, but Robert Osborne pronounces it correctly: *Chico* (Chick-o). LuckyDan's 2 previous posts unequivocally back that up.
I was always under the impression that it was supposed to be "chick-o", but people assumed otherwise.
And it's Oona Merkel and Oona O'Connor...yot Yuna.
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> {quote:title=Flimflamfilmfan wrote:}{quote}
> I think the music industry is more tolerant of diversity. And it could bring a resurgence for him, if he did a gay disco-themed album. He could be bigger than Justin Timberlake...and he has the Latin market, which these Anglo singers do not have.
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> I was reading about him and he did make a film or two...
Unless it's country music.
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I seem to recall a bunch of "controversial" titles being shown in June. What happened to them?
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These should have been SOTM:
Constance Bennett
Ann Harding
Wheeler & Woolsey
Helen Twelvetrees
John Gilbert
Ramon Novarro
William Haines
Laurel & Hardy
Lon Chaney
Leila Hyams
Mary Astor
Glenda Farrell
Joan Blondell
Ricardo Cortez
Roy Rogers
Gene Autry
William Boyd
Tom Tyler
Universal-Paramount:
Nancy Carroll
Clara Bow
Fay Wray
Sylvia Sidney
Carole Lombard
Mae West
W.C. Fields
Gary Cooper
Gail Patrick
Maurice Chevalier
Bela Lugosi
Lon Chaney, Jr.
Gloria Stuart
Evelyn Ankers
Anne Gwynne
Hugh Herbert
Deanna Durbin
Jeff Chandler
Tony Curtis
Audie Murphy
Abbott & Costello
Dick Foran
Peggy Moran
Richard Arlen
Peggy Ryan
Irene Hervey
Johnny Mack Brown
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Major Motown fan here...Supremes, Four Tops, Temptations, Martha Reeves, Marvin Gaye, Marvelettes...have a huge CD collection.
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Is Will Smith playing Godzilla?
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Helen Twelvetrees. And why the heck do we not see more of her on TCM???
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> {quote:title=arlenemccarthy wrote:}{quote}
> The Bowery Boys and The Three Stooges head my cant stand list. Sorry !
Mine is headed by Adam Sandler.
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> {quote:title=stjohnrv wrote:}{quote}
> I once asked if Tony had ever been SOTM and never got a clear reply so i`m advocating that TCM put Tony on the list.
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> Tony Has covered the entire range of film in his career costume drama...Spartacus, tars Bulba,The black Shield of Falworth and many more......Drama... Sweet Smell of Success, the Fugitives......comedy where do i begin.... Some like It Hot, Operation petticoat, 40 Pounds of trouble
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> and the list goes on an on. So many films to choose from so lets encourage TCM to put Tony upfront for a month ....real soon.
Tony Curtis made a lot of pictures for Universal.
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> {quote:title=CelluloidKid wrote:}{quote}
> Rock Hudson
That's gonna require a lot of Universal titles.
Caddyshack!!!???!!!
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See, here's the thing...Chevy Chase doesn't belong on TCM.