Zanuck hits: Where are they?

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I have been using several different sources to cross-reference films I do not have in my own collection. If not for TCM, we would not have access to many that are not yet commercially available.

 

I am frustrated that I have not seen any of these Zanuck-produced titles on FMC. Maybe they aired once, long ago, but it was before I had the channel. But mostly it is because these films are B-films, or were not huge money-makers like PORKYS!

 

Please, let us see:

 

13TH LETTER, THE

15 MAIDEN LANE

20,000 MEN A YEAR

23 PACES TO BAKER STREET

45 FATHERS

A-HAUNTING WE WILL GO

ABDUCTORS, THE

AIR PATROL

ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN

ANGELS HOLIDAY

ANNE OF THE INDIES

APACHE WARRIOR

ARIZONA WILDCAT

ARTHUR TAKES OVER

AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL

BACK FROM THE DEAD

BACK TO NATURE

BAGDAD

BANJO ON MY KNEE

BARRICADE

BATTLE OF BROADWAY

BEHIND GREEN LIGHTS

BELL FOR ADANO, A

BELLE STARR

BELLE STARRS DAUGHTER

BELLES ON THEIR TOES

BERLIN CORRESPONDENT

BERMUDA MYSTERY

BERNARDINE

BEST OF EVERYTHING, THE

BIBLE, THE

BIG BUSINESS (1937)

BIG NOOSE, THE

BIG TOWN GIRL

BIGGER THAN LIFE

BIRD OF PARADISE (1951)

BLACK WIDOW

BLOOD AND SAND (1941)

BLOODHOUNDS OF BROADWAY

BLUE, WHITE AND PERFECT

BLUEPRINT FOR MURDER, A

BOMBERS MOON

BOOMERANG! (1947)

BORROWING TROUBLE

BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE, THE

BOY FRIEND, THE

BRASHER DOUBLOON, THE

BUNGALOW 13

CAF? METROPOLE

CALIFORNIAN, THE

CAN THIS BE DIXIE?

CANADIANS, THE

CAPTAIN EDDIE

CAREER WOMAN

CAREFUL, SOFT SHOULDERS

CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA

CAROUSEL

CASTLE IN THE DESERT

CENTENNIAL SUMMER

CHANGE OF HEART

CHARLEYS AUNT

CHARLIE CHAN AT MONTE CARLO

CHARLIE CHAN AT TREASURE ISLAND

CHARLIE CHAN AT THE CIRCUS

CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OLYMPICS

CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA

CHARLIE CHAN AT THE RACE TRACK

CHARLIE CHAN AT THE WAX MUSEUM

CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT

CHARLIE CHAN IN HONOLULU

CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON

CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA

CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS

CHARLIE CHAN IN RENO

CHARLIE CHAN IN RIO

CHARLIE CHAN IN SHANGHAI

CHARLIE CHAN ON BROADWAY

CHARLIE CHANS MURDER CRUISE

CHARLIE CHANS SECRET

CHARTER PILOT

CHASING DANGER

CHECKERS

CHETNIKS!, THE

CHICKEN WAGON FAMILY

CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE

CITY GIRL

CITY IN DARKNESS

CITY OF BAD MEN

COLONEL EFFINGHAMS RAID

COMANCHEROS, THE

COME TO THE STABLE

CONNECTICUT YANKEE, A (1931)

COUNTERFEITERS, THE

COUNTRY DOCTOR, THE

CRASH DIVE

CREEPER, THE

CRIME OF DR. FORBES, THE

CRY OF THE CITY

D-DAY, THE SIXTH OF JUNE

DAKOTA LIL

DANCE HALL

DANCING IN THE DARK

DANGER ISLAND

DANGER LOVE AT WORK

DANGEROUSLY YOURS

DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, THE (1951)

DAY-TIME WIFE

DEAD MEN TELL

DEEP WATERS

DEERSLAYER, THE

DEMETRIUS AND THE GLADIATORS

DESIRE IN THE DUST

DESIREE

DESK SET

DIMPLES

DIPLOMATIC COURIER

DIXIE DUGAN

DOG OF FLANDERS, A (1960)

DOLLY SISTERS, THE

DON JUAN QUILLIGAN

DOWN AMONG THE SHELTERING PALMS

DOWN ON THE FARM

DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS

DREAMBOAT

DRESSED TO KILL (1941)

EDUCATING FATHER

EGYPTIAN, THE

ESCAPE (1948)

ESCAPE FROM RED ROCK

EVE OF ST. MARK, THE

EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT

EVERYBODY DOES IT

EVERYBODYS BABY

EVERYBODYS OLD MAN

FAIR WARNING

FAN, THE

FARMER TAKES A WIFE, THE

FATHER WAS A FULLBACK

FIEND THAT WALKED THE WEST, THE

FIFTY ROADS TO TOWN

FIGHTING BACK

FIREBALL, THE

FIRST BABY, THE

FIVE FINGERS

FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON

FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX

FOLLOW THE SUN

FOR BEAUTYS SAKE

FOR HEAVENS SAKE

FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE

FORTY GUNS

FOUR MEN AND A PRAYER

FOXES OF HARROW, THE

FRANCIS OF ASSISI

FRECKLES (1960)

FREE, BLONDE AND 21

FROGMEN, THE

FROM HELL TO TEXAS

FROM THE TERRACE

FRONTIER GUN

FURY AT FURNACE CREEK

GAMBLER FROM NATCHEZ, THE

GATEWAY

GAY CABALLERO, THE

GENTLE JULIA

GENTLEMANS AGREEMENT

GHOST DIVER

GIRL CANT HELP IT, THE

GIRL IN 313, THE

GIRL TROUBLE

GIRLS DORMITORY

GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY

GOD IS MY PARTNER

GOODBYE CHARLIE

GORILLA AT LARGE

GORILLA, THE (1939)

GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST, THE

GREAT COMMANDMENT, THE

GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING

GUADALCANAL DIARY

GUY WHO CAME BACK, THE

HALF ANGEL

HALF PAST MIDNIGHT

HALLS OF MONTEZUMA

HAPPY LAND

HARRY BLACK AND THE TIGER

HAWAIIAN BUCKAROO

HE HIRED THE BOSS

HELL AND HIGH WATER

HELL ON DEVILS ISLAND

HEMINGWAYS ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG MAN

HERE I AM A STRANGER

HERES TO ROMANCE

HIGH SCHOOL (1940)

HIGH TENSION

HILDA CRANE

HOLY MATRIMONY

HOME STRETCH, THE

HOME SWEET HOMICIDE

HONEYMOONS OVER, THE

HOT WATER

HOUND DOG MAN

HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL, THE

HUMAN CARGO

HUSH HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE

I WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE

I WONDER WHOS KISSING HER NOW

I, MOBSTER

ID CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN

ILL GIVE A MILLION

ILL NEVER FORGET YOU

ICELAND

IMMORTAL SERGEANT

IN LIKE FLINT

INFERNO

INSIDE STORY

INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT

IRISH EYES ARE SMILING

ISLAND IN THE SUN

IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU

IT HAD TO HAPPEN

IT SHOULDNT HAPPEN TO A DOG

JAPANESE WAR BRIDE

JENNIE

JESSE JAMES (1939)

JITTERBUGS

JOHN GOLDFARB, PLEASE COME HOME

JOHNNY COMES FLYING HOME

JONES FAMILY IN HOLLYWOOD, THE

JONES FAMILY IN QUICK MILLIONS, THE

JOSETTE

JOURNEY INTO LIGHT

JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (1959)

JUNIOR MISS

JUST OFF BROADWAY

KANGAROO

KEEP SMILING

KENTUCKY

KENTUCKY MOONSHINE

KIDNAPPED (1938)

KING AND I, THE

KING OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED

KISS THEM FOR ME

KRONOS

LADY IN CEMENT

LADY PAYS OFF, THE

LANCER SPY

LAST WAGON, THE

LATE GEORGE APLEY, THE

LAUGHING AT TROUBLE

LES MISERABLES (1952)

LIFE BEGINS AT EIGHT-THIRTY

LIFEBOAT

LILLIAN RUSSELL

LITTLE MISS BROADWAY

LITTLE MISS NOBODY

LITTLE SAVAGE, THE

LITTLE TOKYO, U.S.A.

LOST WORLD, THE (1960)

LOVE AND KISSES (1937)

LOVE IS NEWS

LOVE ON A BUDGET

LOVE UNDER FIRE

LURE OF THE SWAMP

LYDIA BAILEY

MADISON AVENUE

MAGNIFICENT DOPE, THE

MAN I MARRIED, THE

MAN IN THE ATTIC

MAN IN THE MIDDLE

MAN WHO CHEATED HIMSELF, THE

MAN WHO NEVER WAS, THE

MAN WHO WOULDNT DIE, THE

MAN WHO WOULDNT TALK, THE

MANHATTAN HEARTBEAT

MANILA CALLING

MARGIE (1946)

MARGIN FOR ERROR

MARYLAND

MASSACRE (1956)

MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW

MEET ME AT THE FAIR

MESSAGE TO GARCIA, A

MICHAEL SHAYNE, PRIVATE DETECTIVE

MISS MINK OF 1949

MISTER SCOUTMASTER

MODEL AND THE MARRIAGE BROKER, THE

MOLLY AND ME

MONKEY BUSINESS (1952)

MOON IS DOWN, THE

MOON OVER HER SHOULDER

MOONTIDE

MORITURI

MOSS ROSE

MR. MOTO TAKES A CHANCE

MR. MOTO TAKES A VACATION

MR. MOTOS GAMBLE

MR. MOTOS LAST WARNING

MURDER AMONG FRIENDS

MURDER OVER NEW YORK

MURDER, INC.

MY BLUE HEAVEN

MY GAL SAL

MY LUCKY STAR

MY PAL GUS

MY WIFES BEST FRIEND

MYSTERIOUS MR. MOTO

NANCY STEELE IS MISSING

NEWS IS MADE AT NIGHT

NIGHT WITHOUT SLEEP

OMALLEY OF THE MOUNTED

OFF TO THE RACES

OH MEN! OH WOMEN!

ON THE AVENUE

ON THE SUNNY SIDE

ON THE THRESHOLD OF SPACE

ON THEIR OWN

ONE FOOT IN HELL

ONE IN A MILLION

ONE MILE FROM HEAVEN

OUR MAN FLINT

OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT, THE (1952)

OUTLAWS DAUGHTER, THE

OVER MY DEAD BODY

PANAMINTS BAD MAN

PARDON OUR NERVE

PARIS AFTER DARK

PASSPORT HUSBAND

PEPPER

PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER

PIED PIPER, THE (1942)

PIER 13

PLEASURE SEEKERS, THE

PLUNDER ROAD

PONY SOLDIER

POWDER RIVER

PRESIDENTS LADY, THE

PRINCE OF FOXES

PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND, THE

PRIVATE NUMBER

PRIVATE NURSE

PROUD ONES, THE

PRUDENCE AND THE PILL

PUBLIC DEB NO. 1

QUEEN OF BABYLON

QUICK MILLIONS

RACERS, THE

RACING BLOOD

RAWHIDE (1938)

RED SKIES OF MONTANA

REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER, THE

REMEMBER THE DAY

RENDEZVOUS 24

RESTLESS BREED, THE

RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE

REUNION (1936)

REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER, THE

RIGHT APPROACH, THE

RINGS ON HER FINGERS

RISE AND SHINE

ROAD TO GLORY, THE

ROCKABILLY BABY

ROCKET MAN, THE

ROGER TOUHY GANGSTER

ROLL ALONG COWBOY

ROSE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE

ROYAL SCANDAL, A

SAFETY IN NUMBERS

SAILOR?S LADY

SATAN NEVER SLEEPS

SCOTLAND YARD

SCUDDA HOO! SCUDDA HAY!

SEA WIFE, THE

SECOND FIDDLE

SECOND HONEYMOON

SECOND TIME AROUND, THE

SECRET ALLEY

SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY

SEVEN WOMEN FROM HELL

SHARPSHOOTERS

SHE HAD TO EAT

SHE-DEVIL (1957)

SHOWDOWN AT BOOT HILL

SING AND BE HAPPY

SING, BABY, SING

SINS OF MAN

SLATTERYS HURRICANE

SLEEPERS WEST

SMALL DOWN DEB

SOLDIER OF FORTUNE

SOMETHING FOR THE BIRDS

SON OF FURY

SONG OF BERNADETTE, THE

SONS AND LOVERS

SPEED TO BURN

SPIDER, THE (1945)

STAGECOACH (1966)

STAGECOACH TO FURY

STAR DUST

STAR FOR A NIGHT

STATE FAIR (1962)

STELLA (1950)

STEP LIVELY, JEEVES!

STORM RIDER, THE

STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL, THE

STORY ON PAGE ONE, THE

STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW

STRANGE JOURNEY

STREET OF MEMORIES

SUBMARINE PATROL

SUBMARINE PATROL

SUN ALSO RISES, THE

SUN VALLEY SERENADE

SUNDAY DINNER FOR A SOLDIER

SUNDOWN JIM

SWANEE RIVER

SWEET AND LOW-DOWN

SWINGIN ALONG

TAIL SPIN

TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL

TAKE HER, SHES MINE

TALL MEN, THE

TAXI! (1953)

TEN GENTLEMEN FROM WEST POINT

TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY (1961)

THANK YOU, JEEVES

THANK YOU, MR. MOTO

THANKS FOR EVERYTHING

THAT I MAY LIVE

THAT LADY IN ERMINE

THAT NIGHT IN RIO

THAT OTHER WOMAN

THIEVES HIGHWAY

THIN ICE

THINK FAST, MR. MOTO

THIRTY-SIX HOURS TO KILL

THIS ABOVE ALL

THIS IS MY AFFAIR

THREE BLIND MICE

THREE BRAVE MEN

THREE FACES OF EVE, THE

THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE

THREE SONS

THROUGH DIFFERENT EYES

THUNDER IN THE VALLEY

THUNDERBIRDS

THUNDERHEAD, SON OF FLICKA

TIME OUT FOR MURDER

TIME OUT FOR ROMANCE

TIME TO KILL

TITANIC (1953)

TO MARY WITH LOVE

TONIGHT WE RAID CALAIS

TONY ROME

TOO BUSY TO WORK

TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN, A

TRIP TO PARIS, A

TUCSON

TWELVE OCLOCK HIGH

TWO FLAGS WEST

TWO GROOMS FOR A BRIDE

UNDER FIRE

UNDER TWO FLAGS

UNDER YOUR SPELL

UNTAMED

UP FROM THE BEACH

UP THE RIVER

VATICAN AFFAIR, THE

VEILS OF BAGDAD, THE

VIEW FROM POMPEYS HEAD, THE

VIOLENT SATURDAY

VISIT, THE

VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA

WAIT TILL THE SUN SHINES, NELLIE

WAKE UP AND DREAM

WAKE UP AND LIVE

WALKING DOWN BROADWAY

WALLS OF JERICHO, THE

WAY OF A GAUCHO

WAY TO THE GOLD, THE

WAYWARD BUS, THE

WERE NOT MARRIED

WEE WILLIE WINKIE

WEEKEND IN HAVANA

WESTERN GOLD

WESTERN UNION

WHAT A WAY TO GO!

WHAT PRICE GLORY (1952)

WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME

WHEN WILLIE COMES MARCHING HOME

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS

WHIRLPOOL

WHISPERING GHOSTS

WHITE FANG (1936)

WHITE FEATHER

WIFE, DOCTOR AND NURSE

WIFE, HUSBAND AND FRIEND

WILD AND WOOLLY

WILD GEESE CALLING

WILD RIVER

WILSON

WINNERS CIRCLE, THE

WITH A SONG IN MY HEART

WITHIN THESE WALLS

WIZARD OF BAGHDAD, THE

WOMAN WISE

WOMANS WORLD

WOMEN OF PITCAIRN ISLAND, THE

YANK IN THE RAF, A

YESTERDAYS HEROES

YOU CANT HAVE EVERYTHING

YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME

YOURE A SWEETHEART

YOURE IN THE NAVY NOW

YOURE MY EVERYTHING

YOUNG AMERICA

YOUNG AS YOU FEEL

YOUNG LIONS, THE

YOUNG PEOPLE

YOUTH WILL BE SERVED

[FredCDobbs]

Old AMC used to air BANJO ON MY KNEE about once or twice a year, back in the '80s and early '90s. I haven't seen it since then.

 

When I had the Fox channel a few years ago, they used to air ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN. It's a great film. Eddie Cantor tries to teach the concept of "Democracy" to Arabs in Bagdad. They never heard of it.

 

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> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote}

> Old AMC used to air BANJO ON MY KNEE about once or twice a year, back in the '80s and early '90s. I haven't seen it since then.

>

> When I had the Fox channel a few years ago, they used to air ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN. It's a great film. Eddie Cantor tries to teach the concept of "Democracy" to Arabs in Baghdad. They never heard of it.

 

I think FMC did air A ROYAL SCANDAL last year starring Tallulah Bankhead, but I missed it.

 

The one I really want to see is THE EVE OF ST. MARK, a religious-themed war film. It's based on a hit stage play.

 

It would also be fun to see the Smith Ballew westerns that he did at Fox in the late 30s. Folks don't even know who he is today!

[Swithin]

If I had my choice of one movie for TCM to broadcast, it would be Zanuck's production of The Egyptian, the best ever epic (in my humble opinion). Directed by Michael Curtiz. Music by both Bernard Herrmann and Alfred Newman!

[TopBilled]

I guess THE FIREBALL was auctioned off to Warners and they have it now as part of their Warners Archive set of DVD releases.

 

A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN and THE STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL are extremely rare and hard to come by...I think A G BELL was only ever sold on VHS.

 

BIGGER THAN LIFE and THIEVES HIGHWAY have been restored by Criterion, which makes me wonder if they have fallen into the **** domain...?

[scottman1932]

> {quote:title=TopBilled wrote:}{quote}

> It would also be fun to see the Smith Ballew westerns that he did at Fox in the late 30s. Folks don't even know who he is today!

 

Which is too bad, he was also a good vocalist found on many excellent jazz and dance band recordings of the late 20s and early 30s.

 

TCM recently ran A CONNECTICUT YANKEE and I recorded A BELL FOR ADANO off of FMX a couple of years ago, but I don't recall seeing it recently. AMC used to run the Chan Fox films in the 80s. I have the Chan films on DVD in three boxed sets from Fox Home Video, but I don't believe FMX has ever shown them. FMX used to show RAMONA (1936) back in the late 90s, but I haven't seen it scheduled in a long time. I love to get a good copy of it some day.

[TopBilled]

RAMONA was on FMC either the end of 2010 or beginning of 2011, not long ago and I did record it.

 

I would love to see BELL FOR ADANO.

 

The Chan films and Moto films seem to be a thorny subject for civil rights groups...however, they are out on DVD...just not screened much on cable television.

 

Another movie-star/vocalist that people don't know about today is Abbe Lane. I don't think she was a Fox star. She sort of free-lanced. She was married to Xavier Cugat and was very much a star in her own right in the 50s and 60s. She claimed she was 'too sexy for Italy' when she went to Europe to make films there after her Hollywood career waned. LOL

[scottman1932]

> {quote:title=TopBilled wrote:}{quote}

> The Chan films and Moto films seem to be a thorny subject for civil rights groups...however, they are out on DVD...just not screened much on cable television.

 

Which really is too bad. I found both series to be great fun to watch. Until the Moto films came out on DVD, I had not seen them before and I am glad that they were at least they were made available and that Fox even spent some time and effort to clean up the prints.

[FredCDobbs]

> {quote:title=TopBilled wrote:}{quote}

> The Chan films and Moto films seem to be a thorny subject for civil rights groups...

 

Whiners all.

 

I can't stand to hear them whining. They are whining for dollars.

 

Gosh, I guess we need to do away with all Abbott and Costello films since they make my own ethnic group look like idiots. Oh, and the Three Stooges too. Oh, and Martin and Lewis, oh and what about the Marx Brothers?

[Arturo]

*A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN and THE STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL are extremely rare and hard to come by...I think A G BELL was only ever sold on VHS.*

 

*BIGGER THAN LIFE and THIEVES HIGHWAY have been restored by Criterion, which makes me wonder if they have fallen into the **** domain...?*

 

These show regularly on FMC, or HBO Signature or MoreMax. TSOAGB has been on three times in the last three weeks on HBO Signature, including a couple of nights ago.

[Arturo]

*RAMONA was on FMC either the end of 2010 or beginning of 2011, not long ago and I did record it.*

 

Ramona (the 1936 version with Loretta Young and Don Ameche) was on FMC about 3-4 weeks ago.

[lzcutter]

*A Tree Grows in Brooklyn* was on TCM about two years ago.

 

Some of the Chans and Mr. Motos have been broadcast a few times but the last time they appeared on the schedule with many titles was in the summer of 2008 and the *Race and Hollywood: Asian American Images on Film* series.

[SullivansTravels]

TCM is showing ALI BABA GOES TO TOWN next month as part of the Race & Hollywood: Arab Images on Film festival. July 14 is Arabs as a Subject of Ridicule night; ABGTT shares the evening with ROAD TO MOROCCO, ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE MUMMY and THE SAD SACK, along with the Stooges short MUMMY'S DUMMIES and the cartoons POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES, SAHARA HARE, LITTLE BEAU PORKY and HARE-ABIAN NIGHTS, as well as the Charley Chase short ARABIAN TIGHTS. I believe these are the first cartoons TCM has shown since '08 or so.

[sfpcc1]

*A Tree Grows In Brooklyn* was on the CBC last year. Peggy Ann Gardner was on Batman

in the episode Ring Around The Riddler. She was also in Robert Altman's A Wedding which was just on Movieplex, another good comercial free channel, (their films are mostly more recient.)

[Arturo]

These have been on FMC within the last year or so:

 

23 PACES TO BAKER STREET (couldve been HBO/Cinemax)

AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL

BANJO ON MY KNEE

BELL FOR ADANO, A

BELLE STARR

BERLIN CORRESPONDENT

BERNARDINE

BEST OF EVERYTHING, THE (might've been TCM-HAS been on twice this week on HBO/Cinemax-including early this morning)

BIGGER THAN LIFE

BOOMERANG! (1947)

BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE, THE

CAF? METROPOLE

CAROUSEL

CASTLE IN THE DESERT

D-DAY, THE SIXTH OF JUNE

DANCING IN THE DARK

DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, THE (1951)

DAY-TIME WIFE

DEMETRIUS AND THE GLADIATORS

DESK SET

DIPLOMATIC COURIER

DOLLY SISTERS, THE

DREAMBOAT

DRESSED TO KILL (1941)

EVERYBODY DOES IT

FAN, THE

FARMER TAKES A WIFE, THE

FATHER WAS A FULLBACK

FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIX

FOR HEAVENS SAKE

FOUR MEN AND A PRAYER (well, it was on this morning on MoreMax)

FOXES OF HARROW, THE

FROGMEN, THE

FROM THE TERRACE

GENTLEMANS AGREEMENT

GIRL CANT HELP IT, THE

GIRLS DORMITORY

GOODBYE CHARLIE

GORILLA AT LARGE

GREEN GRASS OF WYOMING

GUADALCANAL DIARY

HALF ANGEL (the 1951 version)

HALF PAST MIDNIGHT

HALLS OF MONTEZUMA

HAPPY LAND

HELL AND HIGH WATER

HILDA CRANE

HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH HILL, THE

HUSH HUSH, SWEET CHARLOTTE

I WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE

I WONDER WHOS KISSING HER NOW

ILL NEVER FORGET YOU

ICELAND

IN LIKE FLINT

ISLAND IN THE SUN

JESSE JAMES (1939)

JITTERBUGS

KIDNAPPED (1938)

KING AND I, THE

KISS THEM FOR ME

LADY IN CEMENT

LATE GEORGE APLEY, THE

LES MISERABLES (1952)

LIFEBOAT

LILLIAN RUSSELL

LITTLE MISS BROADWAY

LOVE IS NEWS

LURE OF THE SWAMP (although the title is actually LURE OF THE WILDERNESS)

MADISON AVENUE

MAGNIFICENT DOPE, THE

MAN IN THE ATTIC

MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW

MONKEY BUSINESS (1952)

MOONTIDE

MY BLUE HEAVEN

MY GAL SAL

MY LUCKY STAR

ON THE AVENUE

ONE IN A MILLION

OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT, THE (1952)

PRINCE OF FOXES

PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND, THE

PROUD ONES, THE

RACERS, THE

RED SKIES OF MONTANA

REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER, THE

RESTLESS BREED, THE

RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE

REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER, THE

RINGS ON HER FINGERS

ROYAL SCANDAL, A

SATAN NEVER SLEEPS

SCUDDA HOO! SCUDDA HAY!

SEA WIFE, THE

SECOND HONEYMOON

SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY

SLATTERYS HURRICANE

SOLDIER OF FORTUNE

SOMETHING FOR THE BIRDS

SON OF FURY

SONG OF BERNADETTE, THE

SONS AND LOVERS

STORY OF ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL, THE

SUN ALSO RISES, THE

SUN VALLEY SERENADE

SUNDAY DINNER FOR A SOLDIER

TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL

TAKE HER, SHES MINE

TALL MEN, THE

TAXI! (1953)

TEN GENTLEMEN FROM WEST POINT

TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY (1961)

TTHANKS FOR EVERYTHING

THAT LADY IN ERMINE

THAT NIGHT IN RIO

THIEVES HIGHWAY

THIN ICE

THIS ABOVE ALL

THIS IS MY AFFAIR

THREE BLIND MICE

THREE FACES OF EVE, THE

THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE

THUNDERBIRDS

THUNDERHEAD, SON OF FLICKA

TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN, A

TWELVE OCLOCK HIGH

UNTAMED (the 1955 version)

UP THE RIVER (the 1930 version)

VIEW FROM POMPEYS HEAD, THE

VIOLENT SATURDAY

VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA

WERE NOT MARRIED

WEEKEND IN HAVANA

WESTERN UNION

WHAT A WAY TO GO!

WHAT PRICE GLORY (1952)

WHEN WILLIE COMES MARCHING HOME

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

WHIRLPOOL

WILD RIVER

WITH A SONG IN MY HEART

WOMANS WORLD

YANK IN THE RAF, A

YOU CANT HAVE EVERYTHING

 

 

***THE LADY PAYS OFF*** If this is the Linda Darnell movie of 1951, she made in on loan to Universal-it's not a 20th Century Fox movie)

***LOVE AND KISSES*** The title is actually LOVE AND HISSES (1937)

***YOU'RE A SWEETHEART (if this is the 1937 Alice Faye movie, she made in on loan to Universal)

 

i'm not familiar enough with the Charlie Chan/Mr. Moto series, so I can't opine on those.

A number of others were shown on FMC in the last 3-5 years (probably some on my list were) but I don't have the time to go into that right now.

 

*But mostly it is because these films are B-films, or were not huge money-makers like PORKYS!*

 

I disagree. A random look at this list shows approximately half were A-films, and most were moneymakers in their day (which was a lot older than Porkys . . . being mostly from the 30s-50s)

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Thanks for spot-checking the list. It looks like I need to order HBO/Cinemax.