PrinceSaliano
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> {quote:title=clore wrote:}{quote}
> Thanks for the images. July 10 has five pre-Code films in a row, and I've not seen any of them:
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> 10:00 AM Good Bad Girl, The (1931)
> A gangster's moll tries to go straight to marry an honest man. Cast: Mae Clarke, James Hall, Marie Prevost. Dir: Roy William Neill. BW-67 mins,
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> 11:15 AM Attorney For The Defense (1932)
> A ruthless attorney tries to make amends for convicting an innocent man. Cast: Edmund Lowe, Evelyn Brent, Constance Cummings. Dir: Irving Cummings. BW-70 mins,
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> 12:30 PM Final Edition (1932)
> A newswoman comes on to a mobster to solve the police commissioner's murder. Cast: Mae Clarke, Pat O'Brien, Mary Doran. Dir: Howard Higgin. BW-66 mins,
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> 1:45 PM Three Wise Girls (1932)
> Three models try to snag husband's but the ones they find are already married. Cast: Jean Harlow, Mae Clarke, Marie Prevost. Dir: William Beaudine. BW-68 mins,
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> 3:00 PM Deception (1932)
> A crooked promoter turns a football hero into a wrestling star without telling him his matches are fake. Cast: Leo Carrillo, Nat Pendleton, Thelma Todd. Dir: Lewis Seiler. BW-65 mins,
I don't know who is responsible for this, but they deserve a big promotion! Bravo!
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Thanks, HG. Maybe they can squeeze 'em in between showings of THE WOMEN, CASABLANCA, FATHER OF THE BRIDE, various Oscar nominees and Spielberg tributes.
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Douglas Fowley SCARED TO DEATH (1947)
Bela Lugosi THE WOLF MAN
Evelyn Ankers THE FROZEN GHOST
Douglass Dumbrille KENTUCKY
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And these fun and rarely seen low budgeters......
BEHIND LOCKED DOORS (Eagle-Lion, 1948)
HITLER - DEAD OR ALIVE (Ben Judell, 1943)
THE MAD EMPRESS (Independent distributed by Warner Bros., 1939)
MURDER BY TELEVISION (Cameo, 1935)
QUEEN OF BURLESQUE (PRC, 1946)
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (Liberty, 1935)
THE SHADOW RETURNS (Monogram, 1946) and it's sequels, BEHIND THE MASK; THE MISSING LADY
STAGE STRUCK (Monogram, 1948)
TWO LOST WORLDS (Eagle-Lion, 1950)
UNKNOWN ISLAND (Film Classics, 1948)
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I'm puzzled at the randomness of the JUNGLE JIM titles shown. Why are these three "ready" for broadcast? They aren't even consecutive series entries.
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Looks like at least two people missed the point.
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> {quote:title=CineSage_jr wrote:}{quote}
> So, you'd complain if TCM ran THE GODFATHER or, horror of horrors, GODFATHER, Part II?
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> Or THE STING? Or JAWS?
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> Come on! The channel is called Turner Classic Movies, and a "classic" isn't determined by when a movie was made, but its quality. Great quality may be in very short supply among films made in the last decade, or so, but that's because audiences have become too undemanding, filmmakers copy each other, and production companies are trying to wring quick profits out of their product before audiences wise up and realize the films are junk (but, of course, they never do).
I have zero interest in watching any of the titles you mentioned on TCM. If I were fans of them, I'd buy the DVDs.
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You effed it up.
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Looks like Jane Greer.
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So much better than a salute to Spielberg!
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No more excuses. Get it done.
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Lotsa Columbia Bs from the 1930s......
THE SECRET WITNESS (1931)
THE FINAL EDITION (1932)
NIGHT CLUB LADY (1932)
NO MORE ORCHIDS (1932) repeat, please
BY WHOSE HAND? (1932) repeat, please
THE BIG TIMER (1932) repeat, please
BRIEF MOMENT (1933) repeat, please
THE CIRCUS QUEEN MURDER (1933) repeat, please
NIGHT OF TERROR (1933)
PAROLE GIRL (1933)
SO THIS IS AFRICA (1933)
THE WOMAN I STOLE (1933)
BLACK MOON (1934)
THE DEFENSE RESTS (1934)
MILLS OF THE GODS (1934)
THE NINTH GUEST (1934)
WHIRLPOOL (1934)
WHITE LIES (1934)
THE BEST MAN WINS (1935)
CARNIVAL (1935)
THE LONE WOLF RETURNS (1935)
ALIBI FOR MURDER (1936)
MEET NERO WOLFE (1936)
THE LEAGUE OF FRIGHTENED MEN (1937)
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I certainly hope that when Universal titles are made available, we'll get to see some very rare features from the Carl Laemmle era (1936 & prior).
For example, Fay Wray starred in three 1934 Universal releases that probably haven't been seen in 75 years...
MADAME SPY - directed by Karl (THE MUMMY) Freund
THE COUNTESS FROM MONTE CRISTO - directed by Karl (MAD LOVE) Freund
CHEATING CHEATERS - directed by Richard (NIGHT MUST FALL) Thorpe
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THE CABINET OF CALIGARI (1962)
DON'T LOOK IN THE BASEMENT (ca. 1972)
ASYLUM (1973)
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Gee, that's swell!!
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Where are these 1940s Colmbia Bs???
ATLANTIC CONVOY (1942)
THE BLACK PARACHUTE (1944)
DANGEROUS BLONDES (1943)
HONOLULU LU (1941)
I WAS A PRISONER ON DEVIL'S ISLAND (1941)
THE MISSING JUROR (1944)
MYSTERY SHIP (1941)
NINE GIRLS (1944)
THE PHANTOM SUBMARINE (1940)
PRISON SHIP (1945)
REDHEAD FROM MANHATTAN (1943)
SHUT MY BIG MOUTH (1942)
THE STORK PAYS OFF (1940)
TWO-MAN SUBMARINE (1944)
U-BOAT PRISONER (1944)
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A great day...this is what TCM should be about.
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> {quote:title=markbeckuaf wrote:}{quote}
> Right on, Prince!!
> This is the the way I love to come home from a hard day of work!!! To an evening of classic era gangster and crime films!
> TCM, hats off, this is a GREAT day and evening of films, thank you!
On another thread, someone is bemoaning the scarcity of 1965-1975 titles on TCM...LOL...Maybe they need a "Beach Blanket Beatdown"!!!
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I'd be _really_ impressed with a month-long tribute to *1929*.
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They can salute Spielberg on AMC.
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This is a true TCM day!
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Douglass Dumbrille was married to Alan Mowbray's daughter.
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> {quote:title=finance wrote:}{quote}
> It occurred to me that TCM doesn't show many films from the period 1965-1975, particularly those of the counterculture mentality which was prevalent in that period. Also very few films from such actors who were hot during those years as George Segal, Alan Arkin, and Elliott Gould.
Gee whiz, just what we need...a month-long tribute to 1975.
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OMG...if we must endure another such month...Tod Browning, James Whale, William Beaudine, Phil Rosen, Ed Wood, Roy William Neill, Erle C. Kenton, Rowland V. Lee, Herschell Gordon Lewis, Ray Dennis Steckler.
Rare Columbia pre-codes on TCM in July
in Pre-Code Films
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We need more days like this one!