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Don't think that I'm letting the world know that The Andy Hardy Box Set is coming out, because it isn't. However, about a year back Warner said there was to be one in 2009. Does anyone have any recent information on this, because I would be in heaven if there was a box set coming soon. Thanks

The Prime time line up is great. However, I've seen Roman Holiday about 10 times, so there's no need for watching that. I'm psyched for Green Mansion because it wasn't out on DVD until about 3 weeks ago, and if i like it (just like every other Audrey film) I'll probably buy it.

I love Audrey Hepburn, she is probably the greatest actress to grace the silver screen. It is to bad she didn't make more movies, but with the ones she did make, she was terrific. The 11th is looking good!

I was anticipating Going Hollywood very much, mainly because I wanted to see Bing Crosby in 1933, but for some odd reason my cable went out and I missed it

The Fable of the Kid Who Shifted His Ideals to Golf and Finally Became a Baseball Fan and Took the Only Known Cure (1916) How about that?

Red Skelton was sooooo funny! I can't wait for Ship Ahoy, playing at 7:15 AM. I have not seen this one in a while!

Love Crazy (Myrna Loy) Test Pilot (Spencer Tracy) Pat and Mike (Aldo Ray) Nightfall (Ann Bancroft) The Graduate Next: Stanley and Livingstone to California Conquest

For those who would wish to see the documentary again, TCM just placed it ON DEMAND! I am a Comcast customer, but I would think that anyone else that subscribes to a cable company that features ON DEMAND would get it to.

Next One: Captain Blood to Goodbye Mr. Chips

Cary Grant was in Arsenic and Old Lace w/ Priscilla Lane

That one was good because it was only 3 moves. Here is the next one: Singin' in the Rain to Kentucky (1938)

Chandler, Bill- William Powell, Libeled Lady

Portrait of Jennie (1948)

1. Duel in the Sun (Gregory Peck) 2. Designing Woman (Lauren Bacall) 3. Bright Leaf (Gary Cooper) 4. It's A Great Feeling (Doris Day) Next: Ship Ahoy to Holiday

It would make sense to put it on the Ultimate Collector's Editions of GWTW or Wizard of Oz

Next one: Nobody Lives Forever to Gaslight

Wow! what a Documentary! I absolutely loved how they focused on each studio, and almost every great movie from that year too. I definitely give it 5 stars! To bad though they didn't show The Little Princess and Union Pacific, because they are not owned by Warner, but who cares, it was still great. Now they need to have it come out on DVD.

Good Job so far! In honor of "1939", here is the next one: Of Mice and Men to Young Mr. Lincoln

Next One: Angels With Dirty Faces to Rio Bravo Good Luck!

I've Changed my mind. Every time a person responds, I will try to put a new one up. Here it is: The Reformer and the Redhead to Ma and Pa Kettle Good Luck!

OK TCM Fans, I've got a little game for all of you! Every day I will list two movies of Hollywood's Golden Age, and you have to try to connect them in 5 moves or less. How? by Actors. Here is an example: Gone With the Wind to Double Indemnity 1. Gone With the Wind (Olivia De Havilland) 2. The Adventures of Robin Hood (Errol Flynn) 3. Dive Bomber (Fred Macmurray) 4. Double Indemnity Got it? OK, here is July 2nd's: Imitation of Life to Dinner at Eight Good Luck! Message was edited by: audreyforever

Thank You so much for posting this! I've been waiting so long for the schedule to come up. I am especially happy that Ship Ahoy (1942) is playing on the 19th. It's a forgotten one, but I saw it on TCM a year ago and thought I would never see it again. Thanks!

Definitely Eleanor Powell, she was the best at waht she did. Hopefully TCM will show Ship Ahoy soon.

Usually for big, month long events like Summer Under the Stars, they have a downloadable schedule available at least a month or two before the event happens. I'm hoping for a John Garfield Day, Audrey Hepburn (just look at my name), and even Francis the Talking Mule!

Despite the fact that I love the 1942 movie "I Married a Witch", that title gives away the plot.