Coming up on TCM...

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ziggy6708a wrote: July 20th, 2023, 6:42 pm

been liking these "B" movies shown lately....
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Wish just once they would duplicate their "Movie Night" experience with a full slate of programming from the studio era: newsreel, short subject, cartoon, B picture, A picture...
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Enjoyed THE PREVIEW MURDER MYSTERY but less than halfway through figured out who was the killer. Ian Keith (terrific in NIGHTMARE ALLEY) seems to get shortchanged by hosts -- he is never mentioned. Interesting how director Robert Florey kept showing his character (one of the suspects) in profile.
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Full confession. I forgot about the disability theme this month, and did not know they made a silent film called Deliverance about Helen Keller. When I first saw that Deliverance was on tomorrow night, I mistook it for the infamous 1972 film and wondered what on earth it had in common with City Lights
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I was fascinated by DELIVERANCE. Just at the point where the film was going overboard about portraying Helen as some sort of supernatural being, they introduced a welcome segment showing Keller not just as a role model but a very real woman yearning for romantic love and physical intimacy (i.e. sex). Tying her story with propaganda for America's entry into WWI was of-its-time floridly tortuous; also the Nadja character counterpoint seemed unnecessary and rather confusing.
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ziggy6708a wrote: July 20th, 2023, 6:42 pm
My only reaction is suspicion when a celebrity tweets promos.

I think TCM tries recreating the theater experience with travelogues & short "fillers" between feature movies.
Agreed, it's much better with appropriate time period newsreels & cartoons, but we're just fortunate the time slots aren't filled with COMMERCIALS.
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BTW....for Sun., 7-30, early Mon., 7-31

shows a GAP after the Lloyd flicks (where's 'Imports' ?)

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"2:00
am (ET)

Get Out and Get Under (1920)
25m | Silent | TV-G
A young actor races to get to the theatre on time despite a string of disasters.
Director
Hal Roach
Cast
Harold Lloyd, Mildred Davis, Fred Mcpherson

5:30
am

MGM Parade Show #6 (1955)
25m | Documentary | TV-G
Greta Garbo performs in a clip from "Anna Christie"; Robert Taylor introduces a clip from ...
Director
No Director Available
Cast
George Murphy, Robert Taylor, Greta Garbo

6:00
am

Them! (1954)
1h 34m | Horror/Science-Fiction | TV-PG
Federal agents fight to destroy a colony of mutated giant ants."
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so FYI - their NPG e-mail says it's showing "DAISES" ('66)
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There are several errors in the TCM online schedule for Sunday evening.
The following should be close to the real schedule.

Silent Sunday Nights is showing 3 Harold Lloyd shorts so these times are approximate.
(They normally just run them back-to-back and don't try to start them exactly on the half-hour.)

TCM Imports is showing Daisies (1966) and Something Different (1963) starting at 2:30 AM.

(Times listed are Eastern.)

SUNDAY Jul 30

- TCM PRIMETIME: DISABILITY
2023-07-30 08:00 PM drama Coming Home (1978) 128m
2023-07-30 10:30 PM comedy Being There (1979) 130m

- SILENT SUNDAY NIGHTS: HAROLD LLOYD
2023-07-31 01:00 AM silent Number, Please? (1920) 25m
2023-07-31 01:30 AM silent High and Dizzy (1920) 26m
2023-07-31 02:00 AM silent Get Out and Get Under (1920) 25m

- TCM IMPORTS: CZECHOSLOVAKIA
2023-07-31 02:30 AM comedy Daisies (1966) 74m
2023-07-31 04:00 AM drama Something Different (1963) 85m
2023-07-31 05:30 AM docu MGM Parade Show #6 (1955) 25m

I hope everyone is able to use the schedules I post on my web page.
I try to resolve all the errors in what I post there.

http://escapepress.com/tcmsched/tcm_overview.html
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Airing at 12 AM Eastern on Saturday morning September 23, 2023 is Peter Bogdanovich's THE LAST PICTURE SHOW --- probably one if the best American movies of all-time.

Adapted from Larry McMurtry's novel by McMurtry and Bogdanovich, the movie features Oscar-winning performances by Cloris Leachman and Ben Johnson as well as Oscar-nominated performances by Ellen Burstyn and Jeff Bridges.

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