TCM Schedule for Tuesday, January 9: June Havoc

[CBHagman]

Tuesday, January 9th, 2018

12:30 AM
HONEYMOON KILLERS, THE ( 1969)

A lonely nurse and her gigolo lover murder a string of widows.

Dir: Leonard Kastle Cast: Shirley Stoler , Tony LoBianco , Mary Jane Higby .

BW- 108 mins, CC, Letterbox Format

2:30 AM
DOG DAY AFTERNOON ( 1975)

A man robs a bank to pay for his lover's operation.

Dir: Sidney Lumet Cast: Al Pacino , John Cazale , Carol Kane .

C- 125 mins, CC,

4:45 AM
PHENIX CITY STORY, THE ( 1955)

A crusading lawyer takes on the corrupt machine running a Southern town.

Dir: Phil Karlson Cast: John McIntire , Richard Kiley , Kathryn Grant .

BW- 100 mins, CC,

6:30 AM
SWEET KITTY BELLAIRS ( 1930)

An 18th-century English flirt wins the heart of a notorious highwayman.

Dir: Alfred E. Green Cast: Claudia Dell , Ernest Torrence , Walter Pidgeon .

C- 63 mins,

7:45 AM
SWORDSMAN OF SIENA, THE ( 1962)

An adventurer's loyalties are tested when he falls in with rebels in 16th-century Spain.

Dir: Etienne Périer Cast: Stewart Granger , Sylva Koscina , Christine Kaufmann .

C- 96 mins, CC, Letterbox Format

9:30 AM
ANNA KARENINA ( 1935)

Adaptation of Tolstoy's classic tale of a woman who deserts her family for an illicit love.

Dir: Clarence Brown Cast: Greta Garbo , Fredric March , Freddie Bartholomew .

BW- 93 mins, CC,

11:15 AM
ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN ( 1948)

The legendary lover saves his queen from treason.

Dir: Vincent Sherman Cast: Errol Flynn , Viveca Lindfors , Robert Douglas .

C- 111 mins, CC,

1:15 PM
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE ( 1940)

Jane Austen's comic classic about five sisters out to nab husbands in 19th-century England.

Dir: Robert Z. Leonard Cast: Greer Garson , Laurence Olivier , Mary Boland .

BW- 118 mins, CC,



3:14 PM
ANOTHER ROMANCE OF CELLULOID ( 1938)

This short film provides a look at the movie making process and a tour of various studio stages.

BW- 11 mins,

3:30 PM
WUTHERING HEIGHTS ( 1939)

A married noblewoman fights her lifelong attraction to a charismatic gypsy.

Dir: William Wyler Cast: Merle Oberon , Laurence Olivier , David Niven .

BW- 104 mins, CC,

5:30 PM
LION IN WINTER, THE ( 1968)

England's Henry II and his estranged queen battle over the choice of an heir.

Dir: Anthony Harvey Cast: Peter O'Toole , Katharine Hepburn , Jane Merrow .

C- 134 mins, CC, Letterbox Format



WHAT'S ON TONIGHT: JUNE HAVOC

8:00 PM
BREWSTER'S MILLIONS ( 1945)

A veteran has to spend $1 million in two months to inherit a fortune.

Dir: Allan Dwan Cast: Dennis O'Keefe , Helen Walker , June Havoc .

BW- 79 mins, CC,

9:30 PM
ONCE A THIEF ( 1950)

A hard-luck woman falls for a con man.

Dir: W. Lee Wilder Cast: Cesar Romero , June Havoc , Marie McDonald .

BW- 88 mins,

11:15 PM
SING YOUR WORRIES AWAY ( 1942)

A daffy songwriter inherits a fortune but has to fight off gangsters to get it.

Dir: A. Edward Sutherland Cast: Bert Lahr , June Havoc , Buddy Ebsen .

BW- 70 mins, CC,

12:30 AM
CAB CALLOWAY'S HI-DE-HO ( 1937)

Cab Calloway is told by a fortune teller that he will better his lot in life in this musical short film. Vitaphone Release 2078.

Dir: Roy Mack

BW- 11 mins,



12:45 AM
FOUR JACKS AND A JILL ( 1942)

A nightclub band's new singer becomes the center of a romantic mix-up.

Dir: Jack Hively Cast: Ray Bolger , Anne Shirley , June Havoc .

BW- 67 mins, CC,

2:15 AM
POWDER TOWN ( 1942)

A scientist clashes with a munitions foreman in his fight to create a new explosive.

Dir: Rowland V. Lee Cast: Victor McLaglen , Edmond O'Brien , June Havoc .

BW- 78 mins, CC,

3:45 AM
FORMULA, THE ( 1980)

A detective is in jeopardy after discovering a synthetic formula for gasoline.

Dir: John G. Avildsen Cast: George C Scott , Marlon Brando , Marthe Keller .

BW- 117 mins, CC,

[Staph]

1. I love A Lion In Winter!

Must remember to watch on Tuesday!

Has anyone seen the Patrick Stewart/Glenn Close version?

[CBHagman]

2. The Lion in Winter is one of my all-time favorites.

I first saw it at the student union when I was at a state university, and since then I've watched it more times than I can count.

As for the version starring Patrick Stewart and Glenn Close, I still haven't seen it, though i suppose doing so would be very like taking on the Charlton Heston interpretation of A Man for All Seasons. I can appreciate that plays will forever be interpreted and should be, just as musical works are.