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12:00 AM    Say Amen, Somebody - The Good News Musical (1982)

The lives and music of early gospel artists are documented. Performers who are highlighted include Sallie Martin, the Barrett Sisters, and the O'Neill Brothers, but much of the focus is on the legendary singers Willie Mae Ford Smith and Thomas A. Dorsey.

02:00 AM    Jazz on a Summer's Day (1959)

An incredible collection of classic live performances, "Jazz on a Summer's Day" captures Louis Armstrong, Thelonious Monk, Chuck Berry, Mahalia Jackson, and many others performing at the 1958 Newport Jazz Festival.

03:30 AM    No Maps on My Taps (1978)

The indigenous American art of jazz tap dancing is explored in this documentary. Using rare photos and clips from Hollywood films of the 1930s, the careers of Sandman Sims, Chuck Green and Bunny Briggs are highlighted.

04:45 AM    The Blues Accordin' to Lightnin' Hopkins (1969)

The legendary Texas bluesman reveals his inspirations.

05:30 AM    Crisis: Behind a Presidential Commitment (1963)

After years of segregation, the University of Alabama becomes the last U.S. college to open its doors to black students.

06:45 AM    Broadway Babies (1929)

A chorus girl can't choose between a party animal and her stage manager.

08:15 AM    Showgirl in Hollywood (1930)

A Broadway songbird goes to Hollywood in search of screen stardom.

09:45 AM    Employee's Entrance (1933)

An unscrupulous department store manager stops at nothing to get what he wants.

11:15 AM    National Velvet (1944)

A British farm girl fights to train a difficult horse for the Grand National Steeplechase.

01:30 PM    Red Dust (1932)

A plantation overseer in Indochina is torn between a married woman and a lady of the evening.

03:00 PM    The Women (1939)

Catty New York socialites gossip about a friend and her husband's girlfriend.

06:00 PM    Camille (1937)

In this classic 19th-century romance, a kept woman runs off with a young admirer in search of love and happiness.

08:00 PM    Smilin' Through (1932)

A young woman falls in love with the son of an old family enemy.

10:00 PM    Adam's Rib (1949)

A happily-married, middle-aged husband and wife strain their marriage while serving as trial attorneys on opposite sides of the same headline-making attempted murder-marital case. He is the prosecutor, and she is the defender.

12:00 AM    Summer Stock (1950)

A farmer gets sucked into show business when a theatrical troupe invades her farm.

02:00 AM    The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)

A frustrated wife seduces a drifter into murdering her husband.

04:00 AM    Love Crazy (1941)

A businessman concocts a series of harebrained schemes to keep his wife from divorcing him.

06:00 AM    Ode To Billy Joe (1976)

It's 1953 and 15-year-old Bobbie Lee Hartley and 18-year-old Billy Joe McAllister are in love. But since Bobbie's parents will not allow her to date until she is 16, she and Billy Joe have to content themselves with seeing each other occasionally after church on Sundays and sometimes sneaking off to meet at the Tallahatchie Bridge. But when Billy J

oe gets drunk and has an affair with a man, his guilt ruins his relationship with Bobbie Lee and ultimately leads to tragedy.

08:00 AM    Polo Joe (1936)

A young man has to learn polo fast to impress his girlfriend.

09:30 AM    The Fabulous Joe (1947)

A henpecked husband's life gets turned upside down when he inherits a talking dog.

10:45 AM    The Story of G. I. Joe (1945)

War correspondent Ernie Pyle joins an Army platoon during World War II to learn what battle is really about.

12:45 PM    Joe Smith, American (1942)

Nazi spies in search of government secrets kidnap a munitions worker.

02:00 PM    A Guy Named Joe (1943)

When adventurous World War II bomber pilot Pete Sandidge dies in an aerial attack after ordering the crew to safety, he meets "the General," a legendary dead pilot who assigns Pete to return to earth as a guardian angel for a new pilot named Ted Randall. But when Pete learns that Ted is dating Pete's former girlfriend, Dorinda Durston, he must set

aside his jealousy and prepare Ted for a dangerous bombing mission.

04:15 PM    Pal Joey (1957)

After he is thrown out of town for romancing the mayor's underage daughter, nightclub singer Joey Evans travels to San Francisco in search of a job. Along strip club row in North Beach, Joey spots a poster advertising the appearance of his old friend, band leader Ned Galvin, at the Barbary Coast Club. At the club, Joey wangles a job from owner Mi

ke Miggins when the club's emcee fails to appear and Joey jumps onstage to engage the audience in patter and songs. After the show, Ned invites Joey and Linda English, a naïve young chorus girl who aspires to be a singer, to perform with the band that night at a charity event sponsored by Vera Simpson. When Joey recognizes the wealthy, widowed Vera as a former stripper, he embarrasses her by proposing that Vera perform one of her strip routines to raise money for the charity's auction. Later that night, Ned and Joey walk Linda to her rooming house where Joey notices a room for rent sign in the window. After ascertaining from the sleepy landlady that there is a vacant room adjoining Linda's, the womanizing Joey eagerly rents it. The next morning, Linda is surprised to find Joey pounding on her bathroom door. As the weeks pass, the fast working Joey romances most of the club's chorus girls, whom he calls "mice." Only the tough-talking Gladys and the wary Linda remain immune to his charms. Annoyed by Joey's constant propositions, Linda tricks him into buying a small dog, which he names "Snuffy." One night, to get even with Joey for embarrassing her, Vera comes to the club and flirts with him. As Joey begins to sing, however, Vera walks out without paying her bill and Mike fires him. Undeterred, the glib Joey strikes a deal with Mike: if Joey can convince Vera to return to the club by Saturday, he can keep his job. At the Simpson mansion on Nob Hill, Joey informs Vera that he has been fired because of her and intends to leave town. Afterward, when Linda tells Joey that she will miss him and Snuffy, he invites her to dinner and she accepts. At closing time that night, Vera, intrigued by Joey's insolence, comes to the club, thus assuring that Joey will keep his job. After Joey sings an insulting song to her, Vera leaves with him and drives him to her yacht. There, Joey reveals his grand ambition to have his own club. When Joey suggests that Vera become his partner in "Chez Joey," they seal the bargain with a kiss and Vera awakens the next morning with a smile on her face. Back at the rooming house, Joey tells Linda that he is moving up to Nob Hill. When Joey gives her Snuffy, Linda, angry and hurt at being stood up the night before, takes the dog and slams the door in Joey's face. Soon Joey hires the entire crew of the Barbary Coast to work at Chez Joey, the palatial Nob Hill club bankrolled by Vera's money. After Joey promotes Linda to be the featured female singer in the show, however, Vera reminds him that she "owns him" and orders him to fire Linda. When Joey tries to manipulate Linda into quitting by demoting her to stripper, she deduces that Vera wants her fired and suggests that Joey change the name of the club to Chez Vera. That night, as Vera entertains her society friends at the mansion, Joey waits for her aboard the yacht. Rather than Vera, however, a drunken Linda stumbles onto the boat, kisses Joey and passes out. The next morning, Linda, ashamed of her behavior, thanks Joey for not taking advantage of her. After they tenderly kiss, Linda agrees to perform the striptease. At the rehearsal before opening night, Vera walks in just as Linda is doing her striptease. When the men in the audience begin to leer at Linda, Joey, unable to stomach her degradation, tells her to put on her clothes and sing a love song instead. Furious, Vera threatens to close the club unless Joey fires Linda. After Joey declares that "no one owns Joey but Joey," Vera shutters the club and Joey, for the first time in his life, gives up his dream to preserve his integrity. When Linda pleads with Vera to reopen the club, Vera comments that Joey must be in love with her because he insisted that she keep her clothes on. Vera then implies that she might consider reopening the club if Linda would leave town. Later, as Joey packs his bags aboard the yacht, Vera appears and says she has changed her mind. When Vera suggests they get married, Joey replies that he will always be a bum and that marriage would not transform him into an honest man. Later, at the darkened Chez Joey, Joey reflects on what might have been. As he walks out of the club onto the sidewalk, Vera and Linda drive up in Vera's car. Linda and Snuffy then jump out and Linda asks Joey if she can go with him. When Joey warns her to get out while she still has a chance, Linda looks forlorn and Joey kisses her. As they walk off together, Linda suggests that they bill their new act as Joey and Linda Evans.

06:15 PM    Mighty Joe Young (1949)

Showmen try to exploit a giant ape raised by an orphan.

08:00 PM    Murder She Said (1961)

When nobody will believe she witnessed a murder, elderly sleuth Miss Marple takes a job as a maid to ferret out clues.

09:45 PM    Murder at the Gallop (1963)

Elderly sleuth Miss Marple suspects foul play when an old friend is supposedly scared to death by a cat.

11:15 PM    Murder Most Foul (1964)

Elderly sleuth Miss Marple joins a small-town theatre to investigate a murder.

01:00 AM    Murder Ahoy (1964)

Elderly sleuth Miss Marple takes to the seas to investigate murder on a naval training ship.

02:45 AM    Penguin Pool Murder (1932)

A feisty school teacher sets out to solve a murder in an aquarium.

04:00 AM    Murder on the Blackboard (1934)

A schoolteacher matches wits with a police detective when they both try to solve a pretty music teacher's murder.

05:30 AM    The Lady Vanishes (1938)

Miss Froy disappears on her return train trip from a vacation in the Balkans. However, Iris Henderson is the only person, on a train filled with suspicious and unsavory characters, who can attest that Miss Froy was ever on that trip.

07:15 AM    When Were You Born (1938)

An astrologer tries to help the police catch a killer.

08:30 AM    Torch Song (1953)

A tempestuous musical theatre star falls for a blind pianist.

10:15 AM    Never a Dull Moment (1950)

A female music critic marries a rancher and has to adjust to life out West.

11:45 AM    Sing and Like It (1934)

A gangster tries to turn his tone-deaf girlfriend into a singing star.

01:00 PM    No Time for Comedy (1940)

A wealthy culture vulture tries to steal a playwright from his actress wife.

02:45 PM    Speak Easily (1932)

A professor gets mixed up with chorus girls in a Broadway musical.

04:15 PM    Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1960)

A drama critic and his family try to adjust to life in the country.

06:15 PM    Critic's Choice (1963)

A Broadway critic must write a negative review about his wife's play.

08:00 PM    The Richest Girl in the World (1934)

To put off fortune-hunters, an heiress trades places with her secretary.

09:30 PM    Splendor (1935)

A man disappoints his destitute family by marrying a poor girl.

11:00 PM    These Three (1936)

Scandal destroys the lives of two small-town schoolteachers.

12:45 AM    Woman Chases Man (1937)

A millionaire hires a lady architect to con the money for a housing project out of his wealthy son.

02:15 AM    Virginia City (1940)

A rebel spy poses as a wild West dance hall girl.

04:30 AM    Rocky Mountain (1950)

A Confederate troop makes a last desperate attempt to build up an army in the West.

06:00 AM    The Narrow Margin (1952)

A tough cop meets his match when he has to guard a gangster's moll on a tense train ride.

07:15 AM    The Unholy Wife (1957)

An ambitious beauty marries a vintner, then falls for one of his workers.

09:00 AM    Any Number Can Play (1949)

The owner of a gambling casino tries to win back his estranged wife and child.

11:00 AM    The Unsuspected (1947)

The producer of a radio crime series commits the perfect crime, then has to put the case on the air.

01:00 PM    Lady in the Lake (1947)

Philip Marlowe searches for a missing woman in this mystery shot entirely from the detective's viewpoint.

03:00 PM    High Wall (1947)

Psychiatry provides the key to proving a veteran flyer innocent of his wife's murder.

04:45 PM    Tension (1950)

A man who had planned to murder his wife's lover becomes the prime suspect when somebody beats him to it.

06:30 PM    The Sellout (1951)

A small-town newspaper editor risks everything to expose a corrupt sheriff.

08:00 PM    The Champ (1979)

Billy used to be a great boxer, but he's settled into a hardscrabble life that revolves around drinking, training horses, and the one bright spot in his existence, his young son, T.J. Although Billy has had custody of T.J. since his wife, Annie, left the family years ago, her return prompts a new struggle for the former fighter. Determined to hold

on to T.J., Billy gets back into the ring to try and recapture his past success.

10:15 PM    Kramer Vs. Kramer (1979)

When his wife leaves him, an ad exec gets a crash course in parenting.

12:15 AM    Great Santini (1979)

A marine has problems adjusting to domestic life during peacetime.

02:30 AM    Bobbie Jo And The Outlaw (1976)

Bobbie Jo Baker is a carhop and aspiring country singer who takes off with Lyle Wheeler, a small-time crook and aspiring Billy the Kid. On the road, they get involved with various types of theft, violence and murder.

04:00 AM    Stunts (1977)

A stuntman is killed on set, so his brother takes over the job to investigate.

06:00 AM    East Side, West Side (1949)

A chic New York couple is torn apart by a seductive model.

08:00 AM    The Dot and the Line (1965)

A straight line tries to woo a dot.

08:11 AM    So Your Wife Wants to Work (1956)

This comedic short involves a wife who wants to work, but her husband isn't too keen on the idea. Vitaphone Release 2607A.

08:20 AM    Suva (1940)

This short film takes the viewer on a tour of the Fiji Islands.

08:29 AM    Fugitive in the Sky (1937)

A flight carrying government agents and gangsters must land in a dust storm.

09:30 AM    River Perils (1935)

Tarzan goes to Guatemala to find his lost friend and help discover hidden treasure.

10:00 AM    Spinach Packin' Popeye (1944)

Through a series of flashbacks, we see Popeye displaying his prowess in his motion pictures Sinbad the Sailor and Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves.

10:08 AM    Desperate Search (1953)

A man fights to find his children after their plane crashes in the Canadian wilderness.

11:30 AM    The Mild West (1933)

This musical short focuses on the trials and tribulations of a saloon singer. Vitaphone Release 1582-1583.

12:00 PM    Black Legion (1937)

A disgruntled factory worker is lured into joining a secret society out to terrorize foreigners.

01:30 PM    The Best Man (1964)

Two presidential hopefuls get caught up in the dirty side of politics.

03:30 PM    Take the High Ground! (1953)

A tough drill sergeant prepares green recruits for service in the Korean War.

05:30 PM    Red River (1948)

A young cowhand rebels against his rancher stepfather during a perilous cattle drive.

08:00 PM    Out of the Past (1947)

A private eye tries to escape his past by running a gas station in a small town, but it catches up to him.

10:00 PM    The Night of the Hunter (1955)

After hearing an about-to-be-hanged murderer's story about some hidden money he left in the care of his two young kids, the murderer's cell-mate is released and embarks on a journey to find the killer's family.

12:00 AM    Born to Kill (1947)

A murderer marries a young innocent then goes after her more experienced sister.

02:00 AM    It Should Happen to You (1953)

A poor model from a small town comes to New York with big ambitions.

04:00 AM    It Could Happen to You (1994)

In lieu of a tip, a New York cop offers a recently bankrupt waitress half of his lottery ticket. It turns out to be the winning ticket and, much to the chagrin of his avaricious wife, the good-hearted officer decides to honor his pledge.

06:00 AM    Grand Hotel (1932)

The lives of the denizens of the Grand Hotel intertwine: a lonely ballerina, a noble thief, an ambitious stenographer, a dying man on a last fling and a ruthless industrialist.

08:00 AM    Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (1945)

A Norwegian farmer tries to raise two children in the Midwest.

10:00 AM    Born to Kill (1947)

A murderer marries a young innocent then goes after her more experienced sister.

11:45 AM    Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948)

A New York businessman's dream of a country home is shattered when he buys a tumbledown rural shack.

01:30 PM    The Philadelphia Story (1940)

Socialite Tracy Lord is getting married, and an honest reporter is there to get the story. It's a dull assignment until Tracy's ex-husband shows up, with a thirst for alcohol and a not-quite extinguished torch for his lovely one-time wife.

03:30 PM    West Side Story (1961)

Modern day "Romeo and Juliet" set in a New York City ghetto about a Polish teen from one gang who falls for a Puerto Rican girl whose brother is from a rival gang.

06:15 PM    What's Up, Doc? (1972)

At the San Francisco airport baggage claim, mysterious Mr. Smith retrieves his plaid overnight case containing secret documents and proceeds to the Bristol Hotel, stalked by the furtive Mr. Jones. Also traveling from the airport to the Bristol is absent-minded Howard Bannister, a music professor from Ames, Iowa who is attending a musicology convent

ion and carrying a plaid case similar to Smith's, although Howard's case contains pre-Paleozoic igneous rocks crucial to his research project. With Howard is his domineering fiancée, Eunice Burns, who manages his life but, concerned about "propriety," plans to check into a separate hotel room. During their cab ride to the hotel, their cab and several cars almost hit Judy Maxwell, a starving college student carrying a plaid case, who is following a pizza delivery man. Also checking in at the hotel is wealthy Mrs. Van Hoskins, whose plaid case filled with jewelry is coveted by two thieves, the hotel clerk, Fritz, and house detective, Harry. Sent by Eunice to the drugstore to buy some aspirin, Howard is distracted by a souvenir rock when Judy, chomping on a carrot stolen from the tray of a passing waiter, approaches him and flirtatiously asks, "What's up, Doc?" As she talks knowingly about geology, Howard tries to escape from her advances, but knocks over a display and when Judy tries to grab his jacket, it accidentally rips. When Eunice arrives, Judy upsets her by mischievously pretending to be Howard's castoff paramour. Later, Judy goes to room 1717, planning to stay without paying, but, seeing Jones inside, instead enters 1716, which is open. Finding Howard's jacket there, she mends it, stashes her overnight case in his room and sees an invitation to a banquet. In the hallway, Jones spots Mrs. Van Hoskins' case, which he presumes is Smith's, and later breaks into her room and takes her case. In room 1714, Eunice prompts Howard on how to present himself to Frederick Larrabee, the philanthropist offering a twenty thousand dollar research grant. As Eunice is not ready, Howard proceeds to the banquet alone, fumbles his introduction to Larrabee and meets his rival for the grant, the arrogant Hugh Simon. Sitting at Howard's table is Judy, who, posing as Eunice, is bewitching Larrabee and other musicologists with her wit, sex appeal and extensive knowledge. She manipulates the conversation to allow tongue-tied Howard to explain his theory that early man played crude melodies on rocks and elaborate his research, which involves the testing of rocks for inherent tonal qualities. Upstairs, Jones finds he cannot leave without being seen and Smith, thinking Jones is still after the documents, breaks into Mrs. Van Hoskins' room and hides his suitcase there. Afterward, Harry breaks into her room to steal her jewels and unwittingly takes Smith's case. Harry then hides in Eunice's room and stashes the case under her bed, unaware that Howard's case is there as well. Downstairs, the desk attendant refuses to let the distressed Eunice join the banquet because her name tag, which has been stolen by Judy, is missing. Although Howard repeatedly denies that Judy is his fiancée, Larrabee says her presence has increased his chance of winning. When Eunice forces her way into the ballroom, begging hysterically that Howard identify her, he claims not to know her, but is ashamed afterward. Fritz goes to Eunice's room and, unaware that there are two suitcases, grabs one, but then must slip it into Mrs. Van Hoskins' room to avoid being seen with it. After the banquet, Howard finds that Eunice left what she thinks is his suitcase outside his door. Inside his room is Judy, taking a bubble bath. When Eunice demands to come in, Howard convinces Judy, wrapped in a towel, to wait on the window ledge. Meanwhile, Harry enters Mrs. Van Hoskins' room and steals the case, but Smith presumes Jones has taken it when he sees his nemesis exiting through the hall window and walking along the ledge. As Eunice and Howard quarrel, Judy stumbles over the ledge, to which she hangs by her fingertips, and Howard accidentally causes a fire. Startled by Judy, Jones crashes through the window into Howard's room. Fritz and the firemen arrive, alerted by the smoke. During the pandemonium, no one notices Smith take Judy's case from Howard's room. The next morning, Howard is evicted, but the elevator takes him up instead of down, letting him off at a restaurant under renovation. Playing a piano, he awakens Judy, who is sleeping under a tarp. She sings, advancing seductively, until they fall off the bench. Half-heartedly evading her overtures, Howard asks about her wide knowledge. Judy says her father, determined to educate her, sent her to several universities, where she excelled in a variety of majors but was expelled from every one for the catastrophes she caused. Judy then gives Howard a letter from Larrabee, which states that he won the grant. Despite his attraction to Judy, Howard invites Eunice to the reception in his honor at Larrabee's mansion, where he promises to introduce her as his true fiancée. As she is not dressed, Eunice says she will meet him there. Smith sees Howard carrying a case similar to his and, looking inside the one he possesses, finds Judy's clothes. Determined to switch bags, he follows Howard. In the lobby, Judy overhears Fritz tell Harry to deliver the jewels to a certain address and calls Eunice's room and, pretending to be Larrabee's secretary, directs her to the address she overheard. Fritz and Jones see Judy, Howard and Smith depart, all bearing plaid cases, and follow, leaving the lobby just before Mrs. Van Hoskins enters and announces that she has been robbed. Shortly afterward, Eunice is dropped off by her cabbie at an isolated building in a bad part of town and finds a gang of men beating Harry for delivering Howard's rocks instead of jewels. At Larrabee's art-filled mansion, when asked to demonstrate his rocks, Howard finds jewels in his case and documents in Judy's. Smith then enters, carrying a suitcase and demanding the documents, and Jones, carrying a gun, does the same. Abruptly, the gang enters with Howard's case and Eunice, demanding the jewels. A fight ensues, during which Howard and Judy grab all four cases and steal a delivery boy's bicycle. As they pedal up and down the hills of San Francisco, they are chased by Smith, Jones, Fritz and the gang, all of whom are driving cars. In the gangsters' car, the terrified Eunice introduces herself to her fellow captive, Larrabee. Judy and Howard take refuge in a Chinese parade and then a costume shop. They steal a car from a newly married couple exiting a church and race to Sausalito in hopes of catching the ferry before it departs. Just as they arrive, the ferry is pulling out of the dock, and when Judy depresses the gas peddle to catch it, their car falls into the bay, as do those of their pursuers, and all are arrested by the police. Everyone is taken to a courtroom, presided over by a cranky, hypochondriac judge eager to charge them with everything he can. At the judge's questioning, Jones explains that he is a government agent pursuing Smith, who stole secret documents, and Howard confuses the judge with his muddled explanation. When the judge orders the person who is hiding under a blanket to come forth, Judy uncovers herself, and says, "Hello Daddy!," revealing that she is his daughter. After all the suitcases are returned to their owners, Howard, stripped of the grant, goes alone to the airport, where Judy approaches him. Fearing more trouble, he rebuffs her. Before catching her plane, Mrs. Van Hoskins says that from the $20,000 reward she offered for the return of her jewels, she has paid the cost of the damages they caused. Larrabee and Eunice, who bonded during their ordeal, come to see Howard off, along with Simon, the new grant recipient. Encouraged by Judy, Simon talks about his research project, which she and Larrabee realize has been plagiarized from a little-known scholar's work, prompting Larrabee to award the grant back to Howard. On board, Howard discovers that Judy is traveling to Iowa to study musicology. He admits he loves her and apologizes for rejecting her, but she says, "Love means never having to say you're sorry." As they kiss, a cartoon being shown to the passengers ends with Porky Pig announcing, "that's all, folks."

08:00 PM    Send Me No Flowers (1964)

A man mistakenly thinks he's dying of an illness, so he tries to set up his wife with another man.

10:00 PM    Sunday in New York (1963)

A philandering pilot gets very moral, very fast, when his sister contemplates a premarital fling.

12:00 AM    Rosita (1923)

The King of Spain falls in love with Rosita, a Spanish streetsinger, who in turn loves Don Diego, a ....

02:15 AM    Kika (1994)

When Nicholas, a famous American author, brings in a cosmetologist named Kika to prepare the corpse of his recently deceased son, Ramon, Kika inadvertently revives the young man, then falls in love with him. Forces conspire against the couple, though, as Nicholas wants Kika for himself. Kika also must contend with the fact that her maid is shelteri

ng her convict brother in her apartment while tabloid TV show "Today's Worst" covers her romance.

04:15 AM    The Flower of My Secret (1995)

A Spanish writer who pens romance novels as Amanda Gris, Leo Macias is successful but unlucky in her own love life. With her solider husband, Paco, increasingly distant, both literally and figuratively, Leo tries to fill the void in her life by reevaluating her writing, which leads to an unexpected relationship with Angel, a sensitive newspaper edi

tor.

06:00 AM    Strictly Unconventional (1930)

A woman looks up her philandering mother-in-law for advice on adultery.

07:00 AM    Our Betters (1933)

An American heiress marries into the British nobility.

08:30 AM    Isle of Fury (1936)

A man on the run in the South Seas gets caught up in a romantic triangle.

09:45 AM    The Letter (1940)

A woman claims to have killed in self-defense, until a blackmailer turns up with incriminating evidence.

11:30 AM    The Right to Live (1935)

A crippled war hero's death turns out to be murder.

12:45 PM    Trio (1950)

W. Somerset Maugham introduces three more of his stories about human foibles.

02:30 PM    The Painted Veil (1934)

A woman is lovelessly married to a famous doctor, but is having an affair with a young politician. However, when her husband goes to China to help combat an epidemic, she chooses to go with him rather than to stay behind with her lover.

04:00 PM    Rain (1932)

A missionary tries to reform a streetwalker trapped on a Pacific island.

06:00 PM    Of Human Bondage (1946)

A medical student risks his future when he falls for a low-class waitress.

08:00 PM    Criss Cross (1949)

In the parking lot of the Round-Up bar in Los Angeles, Steve Thompson meets secretly with his married lover, Anna Dundee, and reassures her that their plan to run away together will not fail. Steve then fights with Anna's gangster husband Slim inside the bar, but police lieutenant Pete Ramirez, Steve's old friend, breaks it up. Steve refuses to p

ress charges against Slim, who is supposedly leaving for Detroit the next day, and Pete, disgusted by Steve's destructive behavior, leaves. Unknown to Pete, Steve, Slim and his gang are plotting to rob an armored truck, which will be driven by Steve, who works for an armored car company, and staged the fight to fool Pete. The next morning, as Steve and Pop, a co-worker and family friend, leave on their scheduled payroll run, Steve recalls the events that led him to commit robbery: Eight months before, Steve returns to his home in Los Angeles after two years of drifting. Although he fights the urge to see Anna, to whom he had been briefly married, he starts dropping by the Round-Up, the bar they used to frequent together. Eventually, he and Anna reunite, and she chastises him for not contacting her sooner. Passion between the combative couple quickly reignites, and they begin seeing each other again. Steve's renewed romance distresses both his mother and Pete, who distrust the manipulative Anna. Pete is particularly concerned because he knows that Slim is also after Anna. Then one night, Steve learns that Anna has gone to Yuma to marry Slim. Although embittered, Steve cannot resist Anna when he later runs into her at Union Station. Slim has gone to Las Vegas, and Anna meets secretly with Steve, complaining that she is miserable. Anna shows Steve bruises on her back inflicted by the controlling, brutal Slim and tells Steve that she married Slim, who had been pursuing her since their divorce, only because Pete had threatened to send her to prison if she continued to see Steve. Later, a drunken Steve confronts Pete, who admits he threatened Anna, but warns his friend about crossing Slim. Steve continues to see Anna, but one day, she comes by his house and informs him that Slim has found out about their affair. At that moment, Steve discovers Slim and his thugs in his living room. Thinking fast, Steve tells Slim that he summoned Anna to his house in order to discuss his plan for an armored car robbery. After Steve convinces Slim that they can pull off the payroll heist, the first of its kind in many years, because he will be their "inside man," Slim gathers his men together and carefully plots every detail of the robbery. Part of the plan is to broadcast that Slim is leaving for Detroit on the same day as the proposed robbery and throw a going-away party at the Round-Up the night before. Back in the present, Steve drives his truck to the appointed spot, where Slim and his men fire tear gas at Steve and Pop. Pop then begins shooting at the robbers, who return fire, fatally wounding him. Enraged because Slim had agreed not to harm Pop, Steve shoots Slim and is himself badly wounded. Slim and his gang flee with the money before the police arrive, and Steve wakes up later in a hospital. Although Steve's family and the public believe that he is a hero, Pete has deduced Steve's involvement and warns him that Slim will be after him if Anna has disappeared. Panicked, Steve, who had arranged for Anna to meet him in a Palos Verdes cottage, asks Nelson, a man he believes is visiting his sick wife, to watch the door for him during the night. The next morning, Nelson reveals that he is Slim's hired killer and drags Steve from the hospital. As they are driving to see Slim, Steve bribes Nelson into taking him to Anna. As soon as Steve pays Nelson off, a terrified Anna starts to pack, telling Steve that he is not strong enough to go with her, and she is not tough enough to stand by him. Before she can escape, however, Slim, having anticipated that Steve would bribe Nelson, bursts in. As police cars close in, Slim shoots the couple dead.

09:45 PM    Death of a Scoundrel (1956)

A Czech refugee uses women to advance his business interest.

12:00 AM    Munster, Go Home! (1966)

Ghoulish-looking Herman Munster inherits an estate from a British uncle and takes his family--wife Lily, son Eddie, niece Marilyn, and mischief-making Grandpa--to England by boat to claim both his title and his manor house. On board, Marilyn strikes up a romance with Roger Moresby, a race-driving champion. On arriving, they receive a less than effu

sive welcome from their foreign relatives (Lady Effigie, her children Freddy and Grace, and their sinister butler Cruikshank), who are using the manor house as the headquarters of a counterfeiting ring. All attempts to scare off the Munsters fail miserably, for they are delighted by screams in the night, white-sheeted apparitions, and other ghostly phenomena. Desperate to be rid of the Munsters, Lady Effigie persuades Herman to save the family honor by entering an automobile race against Roger, as their families have been longtime rivals. Roger is knocked unconscious, and the head of the counterfeiting ring substitutes another driver, planning harm to Herman as the race proceeds. Herman, however, driving his Dragula, a special coffin-shaped car, wins the race and unmasks his opponent, who turns out to be the barmaid at the local pub. The Munsters donate their property for a village park, and Roger promises to visit Marilyn in the States.

02:00 AM    Band of Angels (1957)

A southern belle fights to survive slavery after learning her mother was black.

04:15 AM    Tonight's the Night (1954)

A village plots to drive away the new owner of a hunting estate.

06:00 AM    The Crooked Way (1949)

A war hero's amnesia keeps him from dealing with his criminal past.

07:30 AM    Journal of a Crime (1934)

Before she can confess to shooting her husband's mistress, a woman succumbs to amnesia.

08:45 AM    Two O'Clock Courage (1945)

An amnesiac discovers he's wanted for murder.

10:00 AM    Hysteria (1965)

An amnesiac stumbles on to a murder plot.

11:30 AM    Dracula (1931)

The legendary bloodsucker stakes his claim on a British estate in search of new blood.

01:00 PM    Buck Privates (1941)

Sidewalk salesman Slicker Smith and Herbie Brown accidentally enlist in the army in order to escape being hauled off to jail, and soon find themselves in boot camp.

02:30 PM    It Started with Eve (1941)

At the city desk of the New York Daily Star Press , editors prepare the headline story, "Jonathan Reynolds Dies." At the home of the billionaire, meanwhile, his son Johnny, Jr. returns from Mexico City. Dr. Harvey tells Johnny that his father is near death, and his last wish is to meet Johnny's fiancée, Gloria Pennington. Johnny goes to

Gloria's hotel and is told that both Gloria and her mother have gone out for the evening. Desperate, Johnny asks hat check girl Anne Terry to pretend to be Gloria. She does so and Jonathan takes an immediate liking to her. The next day, Jonathan awakes feeling refreshed and frisky, and, seemingly recovered, he demands to see Anne. Dr. Harvey warns Johnny that the shock of learning Anne's true identity could be fatal to his father, so Johnny is forced to continue the deception. Johnny snatches Anne away from the railway station, where she was planning to take a train back to Shelbyville, Ohio, having given up on her operatic career in New York. Back at the Reynolds' home, Johnny is surprised by the arrival of the real Gloria and her mother. While Johnny tries to explain things to Gloria, Anne learns that Jonathan has close ties to major opera figures, and convinces him to throw a party, at which she plans to demonstrate her voice. Later, Johnny contrives to tell his father that he and "Gloria" have split up, then introduce the real Gloria as his new girl friend. Anne begs him to wait until after her party, but he refuses, saying that he cannot have all of New York thinking she is Gloria. At dinner the next night, Johnny tells his father that he and Anne have broken up. Anne then bursts into the room, throwing herself at Johnny and begging his forgiveness. Johnny is forced by his father to accept her apology, but insists that she give him on a kiss. Jonathan goes upstairs to leave the two "love birds" alone, but he manages to overhear their arguing and learns the truth. Gloria and her mother then arrive, but when they see Anne and the lipstick on Johnny's mouth, they depart angrily. Anne goes upstairs to tell Jonathan the truth, but when he pretends to be sick, she says nothing. The night of the party arrives, and Jonathan is back to his old self. Johnny arrives with Gloria and her mother, and tells his father that Anne has a headache, and will not be attending. Jonathan calls Anne, and she demands that he leave her alone. Undaunted, he goes to Anne's apartment and tells her that he knows all, but insists she go out with him one last time. The two go to a fancy nightclub, where they are photographed by newspaper photographers, drink "Reynold's specials" and dance the "Conga." When Johnny and Dr. Harvey arrive, Anne throws her drink in Johnny's face, then leaves. The next day, once again Johnny stops Anne at the railway station, telling her that his father has had another attack. Back at the Reynolds' home, Jonathan reveals that he was faking once more and that Dr. Harvey is the sick one. Finally, as they chase and pinch each other around the living room, Johnny and Anne admit their true feelings for each other. Jonathan watches with amusement, then heads upstairs, smoking one of his forbidden cigars.

04:15 PM    All That Heaven Allows (1956)

In the New England town of Stoningham, widow Cary Scott is disappointed when her friend, Sara Warren, cancels a lunch date, and so invites her landscaper Ron Kirby to share the meal. Immediately, Cary is drawn to Ron's strength and calm, but his youth and blue-collar social status make a romance unthinkable to her. That night, Cary's children, budd

ing executive Ned and co-ed Kay, come home and grant their approval to Cary's date with the sole local bachelor, staid hypochondriac Harvey. Cary and Harvey go to the country club, where a new neighbor, Tom Allenby, is already being targeted by a young blonde woman. After neighborhood gossip Mona Plash criticizes Cary's red dress as inappropriate, the married Howard Hoffer makes a pass at Cary, who deflects it. Harvey takes her home and there proposes to her, but Cary, who yearns for some of the passion she felt with her husband, demurs. Weeks later, Ron returns to prune the trees, and Cary is surprised at the disappointment she feels after he announces he is quitting in order to run his tree farm. When he asks her over to see his trees, she reluctantly agrees, only to be charmed by his rustic greenhouse cabin and down-to-earth manner. As she explores the abandoned mill next door, a bird frightens her and she falls into Ron's arms. Cary then turns to leave, but Ron stops her, and they share a passionate kiss. Weeks later, autumn progresses, and Cary, horrified by Sara's advice to buy a television set to keep her company, accepts Ron's invitation to a dinner party. It is held at the home of his friends, Alida and Mick Anderson, former suburbanites who, at Ron's urging, have turned to living on the land for fulfillment. Alida explains that they live by the words of Henry David Thoreau: "If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away." As the party begins and she dances with Ron, a joyful Cary realizes how much she admires Ron's lifestyle and strength of mind, and feels a twinge of jealousy when she sees Alida's pretty niece, Mary Ann, flirting with him. By winter, Ron and Cary are spending all their time together, and he surprises her by showing her how much of the mill he has remodeled. When he tells her that he has built the house for them to share, however, she insists that the union would be impossible, because her friends and children would not accept him. She begins to leave, but breaks down crying, and soon after they declare their mutual love. Within days, Mona spies them together and spreads a rumor that they began their relationship before Cary's husband died. The faithful Sara suggests that Cary bring Ron to a party that weekend so their friends can meet him, but at the party, the local couples disdain Ron as "the gardener" and snub him. After Howard declares Cary a tease, Ron slugs him, and the couple quickly leave. At home, Cary tells Ned and Kay that she is going to marry Ron, and although they were amenable to her relationship with Harvey, they are horrified to think she might marry "beneath" her and sell the family home. After Kay cries that her life has been ruined by the gossip and Ned threatens never to return home, Cary tells Ron they must wait to be married. He demands that she choose between her love for him and her need for social acceptance, and even though she is devastated, Cary leaves Ron. Weeks later, her friends and family have welcomed Cary back into their fold, but she remains despondent and suffers headaches. Soon, the kids are too busy to visit, and a lonely Cary is crushed when she sees Ron and Mary Ann together. At Christmas, Kay shows off her engagement ring and Ned announces that he is moving to Paris and wants to sell the family house. When Cary sees their gift, a TV set, she breaks down, realizing that her rejection of Ron was pointless, and her future holds only loneliness and boredom. The next day, she visits Dr. Dan Hennessy, who opines that her headaches are caused by depression, and that she should marry Ron. Although she goes to Ron's, she hesitates at the door and returns to her car. Ron, who has been hunting, spots her from atop a hill and, in his rush to stop her from leaving, falls off a cliff and suffers a concussion. That night, Alida informs Cary that Ron is unconscious, and they race to his cabin, where Cary admires the beautiful home Ron has built and anguishes over why it has taken her so long to discover her true values. When Ron finally wakes the next morning, he is delighted to see Cary, who assures him that she has finally come home.

06:00 PM    Sword in the Desert (1949)

In late Dec 1947, American sea captain Mike Francis Dillon steers his boat toward the Palestinian shoreline, where he is to unload a group of illegal Jewish immigrants. To ensure that the immigrants' leader, Israeli David Vogel, pays the $8,000 owed to him, the cynical Mike insists on going on shore with David and the others. Once all of the immig

rants have safely disembarked on the deserted beach and boarded waiting trucks, David pays Mike, then asks him to make additional trips. Mike declines, reminding David that he agreed to the blockade run only because he had lost his scheduled cargo in Italy. Just as Mike and his boatswain are about to return to their vessel, a British patrol boat approaches. Mike, his boatswain, David and Jerry McCarthy, an Irishman fighting with the Jews, hide among some reeds, but are soon discovered by the British troops. The boatswain is shot while fleeing, but the others make it to a truck. Later, David, Jerry and Mike join the immigrants in a Jewish settlement and are warmly greeted by Kurta, the leader of the Jewish defense group Haganah, and Sabra, a Polish immigrant known for her illicit, pro-Israeli radio broadcasts. Kurta advises Mike not to attempt to return to his ship for three days, and Sabra and David warn him not to use their transmitter to contact his boat, as the British monitor every broadcast and will deduce the immigrants' location. Worried that the British will confiscate his property and rescind his license if his boat is caught in illegal waters, Mike nevertheless sends a warning to his crew. As predicted, the English eavesdrop on the transmission and send troops to the settlement. During the scramble to flee the village, Sabra inadvertently is left behind, and when Capt. Beaumont recognizes her voice, she is arrested. Beaumont then orders Lt. Ellerton to track down the immigrants, who are now camped out in a remote area. There, David, who is in love with Sabra, rails against Mike for selfishly endangering her, but Kurta volunteers to take Mike to Beirut on condition that he run one more group of illegal immigrants to Palestine. After Mike agrees to Kurta's deal, Ellerton and his men surround the camp. Not wanting to be identified, Kurta tosses his distinctive Haganah pin into the campfire, but the pin is found and he, Mike, Jerry and the immigrants are captured. At British headquarters, meanwhile, Beaumont uses a recording device to trick Sabra into implicating herself as the "Voice of Israel" in front of Major Stephens and Col. Bruce Evans. Evans then allows Major Sorrell to take Sabra to British headquarters in Jerusalem, unaware that Sorrell is actually an Israeli using his World War II British Army uniform as a disguise. Spotting the British convoy carrying the immigrants, Sorrell tries to fool Ellerton into releasing Kurta, Jerry and Mike. Ellerton senses trouble, but before he can act, Sorrell quietly takes him hostage and flees with him to an Israeli outpost, where David and Sabra are hiding. David finds a calling card from fortune-teller "Ahmed the Great" in Ellerton's wallet and surmises that Ellerton hired the Arab to entertain British troops at headquarters during that night's Christmas Eve celebration. On the road outside Jerusalem, David and some other rebels, dressed as Arabs, intercept Ahmed's truck and steal his headquarters pass. At headquarters, meanwhile, Evans and Stephens, who know from the Haganah pin that Kurta is one of the prisoners, drill Mike, hoping he will identify the rebel leader. At first, Mike resists, but when the officers offer to free him in exchange for identifying Kurta, he agrees. As the colonel is leading Mike to the prisoners' compound, however, he shows him the Judas tree that his troops have decorated for Christmas, and Mike suddenly realizes what he has become. Mike does not identify Kurta, and soon after, David and a group of armed rebels enter headquarters and launch an attack. During the battle, Jerry is killed and Kurta is wounded. After Kurta entrusts David to take Mike to Beirut, David and Mike escape headquarters and drive off with Sabra in a waiting truck. Outside Bethlehem, the truck runs out of gas, and the three fugitives hide when British troops led by Beaumont stop to hunt for them. As his men search, Beaumont contemplates the ringing bells of Bethlehem, noting that "this is where our fate began." After the troops leave, David says a heartfelt goodbye to Sabra, then slips into the night with Mike, who vows, "I'll be back."

08:00 PM    I'm No Angel (1933)

Tira works as a dancer and occasional lion tamer for a circus, but her greatest pleasure in life is in her liaisons with wealthy men. During one of her dances, she makes eye contact with a gentleman wearing a huge diamond ring. He later joins her in her hotel room for a nightcap but is interrupted by the sudden arrival of Slick Wiley, a pickpocke

t who thinks of himself as Tira's "man." Slick knocks the gentleman unconscious and steals his ring but later is arrested and thrown in jail. The circus owner offers to lend Tira money for a lawyer to avoid prosecution on condition that she put her head in a lion's mouth as part of a new act to tour major cities. Tira agrees and becomes the star attraction, gaining fame and wealth from her success. Various society patrons visit Tira backstage, among them Kirk Lawrence and his fiancée Alicia Hatton. Alicia is disdainful of Tira, but Kirk becomes infatuated with her, and a whirlwind romance ensues, with Kirk lavishing expensive gifts on Tira. Kirk's friend and associate Jack Barton calls on Tira to ask her to give up her relationship with Kirk on Alicia's behalf. Tira agrees and she and Jack fall seriously in love. One night after his release from jail, Slick enters Tira's penthouse and pretends to be her lover when Jack arrives. Jack calls off his engagement to Tira, who, unaware of Slick's ruse, sues Jack for breach of contract. Tira represents herself in court and proves to all concerned that she is a respectable woman and deserves substantial payment for damages. Realizing he was set-up, Jack agrees to the settlement. Later he and Tira reaffirm their love for each other.

09:45 PM    Road to Utopia (1946)

When a wealthy elderly couple is visited by Duke Johnson, an old friend who they thought was dead and have not seen in thirty-five years, he recounts the story of their early adventures: At the turn of the century, during the Alaska gold rush, Duke, a vaudeville performer, and his partner Chester Hooton, are forced out of town after a pair of murde

rous thieves run onstage while being chased by the police, and Duke and Chester are exposed as charlatans. The thieves, Sperry and McGurk, killed a man for a map to a gold mine belonging to Sal Van Heusen. Sal arrives in Skagway, Alaska to seek the help of saloon owner Ace Larson, an old friend of her father, who is now crooked. Meanwhile, Duke and Chester board a ship bound for Alaska as stowaways, hoping to cash in on the gold rush, and find the map to the mine in Sperry and McGurk's berth. The thieves hold them up, but Duke and Chester outsmart them and escape disguised as Sperry and McGurk, leaving them tied up onboard. In Skagway, the town waits in terror as the "murderers" arrive and enter the saloon. Ace, who has hired Sal to sing in his saloon, plots with his girl friend Kate and his partner LeBec to swindle Sal out of her mine. While Sal seduces Duke and Chester, believing they are Sperry and McGurk, LeBec absconds with Duke's half of the map. Searching for the mine, LeBec, Kate and Ace travel into the frozen North by dog sled to Dawson City. Duke and Chester follow and, taking Ace's bait, rescue Kate in the snow. Sal arrives, and all four stay together in a cabin, where the women use their wiles to get Chester's half of the map, which is hidden in his undershirt. Sal falls in love with Duke, who tells her his true identity, and she confesses that the mine is hers. Kate convinces Sal that she can only save Duke's life by turning the map over to Ace, so she steals it and escapes with Kate. When Sperry and McGurk arrive, Duke and Chester again outsmart them and escape back to Skagway, where they elude a crowd of townspeople ready to hang them as Sperry and McGurk. Ace, LeBec, Kate and Sal, meanwhile, have returned to Skagway, where Sal confesses that she is in love with one of the "wanted" men and only went along with Ace's scheme in order to save them. Sal is tied up, but Duke and Chester steal the map from Ace's safe, rescue Sal, then blow up the saloon with a stick of dynamite after Sperry and McGurk enter it. Ace's men chase Duke, Chester and Sal to the North Pole, where the ice splits, leaving Sal and Chester on one side and Duke on the other. Duke throws them the map and faces Ace's men. Thirty-five years later, Duke meets the grown son of Chester and Sal, who is the spitting image of Duke, and Chester says they adopted him.

11:30 PM    The Nutty Professor (1963)

Eccentric maladroit Prof. Julius Kelp often gets into trouble with the dean of the large university where he teaches chemistry because his experiments frequently result in the demolition of his laboratory. Wishing to impress Stella Purdy, a beautiful student sympathetic to his difficulties, Kelp tries gym exercises and chemical formulas to improve

his appearance. He stumbles on to a mixture that transforms him into singer Buddy Love, a swaggering, handsome bully; and in that personality, he tries to make love to Stella, who is alternately repelled and fascinated. Whenever the effect of the potion wears off, however, he must dash to his laboratory lest he change back to Professor Kelp. At the senior prom, where Kelp is ordered to act as chaperon and is also slated to appear as Buddy Love, the formula wears off during Buddy's number, and his personality reverts to that of the professor. Stella realizes that Buddy is really Professor Kelp and confesses that she has always preferred the quiet, sensitive professor to brash Buddy Love. The two make plans to be married.

01:30 AM    The Blue Dahlia (1946)

Three discharged United States Navy officers, Johnny Morrison, Buzz Wanchek and George Copeland, arrive in Hollywood, California. Buzz is suffering from shell shock and has a metal plate in his head above his ear; George was released for bad eyesight; and Johnny was given leave after heroic actions in the South Pacific. Johnny surprises his wife H

elen and discovers that she is having an affair with Eddie Harwood, owner of the Blue Dahlia nightclub on the Sunset Strip. Helen, drunk, confesses to Johnny that their son Dickie, whom Johnny believed died of diptheria, actually died in a car crash that occurred because she was driving drunk. Johnny pulls a gun on Helen, but drops it and leaves. Unaware of Helen's identity, Buzz goes to her bungalow for a drink. After Eddie ends the affair, Helen blackmails him into seeing her again. Johnny, meanwhile, is picked up in the rain by Joyce Harwood, who is separated from Eddie. Neither reveals their name, and they spend the night in separate rooms in a Malibu inn. The next morning, the radio announces that Helen has been murdered and that Johnny is suspected. "Dad" Newell, a house detective who saw Johnny fight with Helen and witnessed Buzz and Eddie enter her bungalow, goes to the police. Buzz and George are picked up for questioning, but Buzz remembers nothing. After Johnny checks into a cheap hotel under an assumed name, Corelli, the hotel manager, finds Johnny's photo of himself with Dickie and tries to blackmail him. Johnny beats Corelli up, then discovers that on the back of the photo, Helen has revealed that Eddie is really Bauer, a murderer wanted in New Jersey. Corelli revives and sells information on Johnny's identity to a gangster named Leo, who kidnaps him. Buzz and George visit Eddie at the Blue Dahlia, and Joyce introduces herself. As Joyce picks at a blue dahlia flower, the nightclub's music sets off a painful ring in Buzz's head, and lapsing into a fit, he remembers the agonizing music he heard while at Helen's bungalow as she played with a blue dahlia. Johnny escapes Leo's henchmen as Eddie arrives and forces him to admit that fifteen years before he was involved in the shooting of a bank messenger. Leo tries to shoot Johnny, but hits Eddie instead. Johnny flees to the Blue Dahlia, where the police are trying to force a confused Buzz to admit he killed Helen. Johnny enters and suggests that Joyce turn up the music. As his head pounds, Buzz remembers leaving Helen alive in her bungalow. Police Captain Henrickson then confronts Dad with the accusation that he he tried to blackmail Helen about her affair, and when she refused to comply, killed her. Dad then tries to escape from the office, but is shot by Henrickson. Later, outside the Blue Dahlia, Buzz and George decide to go for a drink, leaving Johnny and Joyce together.

03:30 AM    Morocco (1930)

Tom Brown, a devil-may-care American Legionnaire and ruthless in his treatment of women, is singled out for attention by cabaret singer Amy Jolly despite the clamor of other suitors, among them debonair man-of-the-world Kennington. Surreptitiously she arranges a rendezvous with Tom in her apartment, where he finds her embittered with life and scorn

ful of men, though hypnotically attractive. He leaves abruptly and goes into the street to meet an officer's wife, but Amy, intrigued by him, follows and interrupts their interview; the woman urges the street beggars to attack Amy, but Tom defends her, and he is arrested and assigned to a dangerous mission. Learning that Kennington has offered her wealth and happiness, Tom elects to remain at a desert outpost after accomplishing his mission. Amy hears that he is wounded and goes to the post, accompanied by Kennington; realizing their love, Kennington offers to aid Tom in deserting the Legion. Tom, however, tells Amy that if she loves him, she must be prepared to be a good soldier; as he marches with his column into the desert, Amy joins the ragged wives and sweethearts who follow in the trail of the departing soldiers.

05:15 AM    MGM Parade Show #8 (1955)

Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant perform in a clip from The Philadelphia Story. George Murphy introduces a clip from The Tender Trap. Hosted by George Murphy.

06:00 AM    Shadow of the Thin Man (1941)

High society sleuths Nick and Nora Charles run into a variety of shady characters while investigating a race-track murder.

07:45 AM    The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945)

A man remains young and handsome while his portrait shows the ravages of age and sin.

09:45 AM    Faithful in My Fashion (1946)

A sailor on leave causes problems at the department store his girlfriend manages.

11:15 AM    Green Dolphin Street (1947)

In 19th-century New Zealand, two sisters compete for the same man against a backdrop of political unrest and natural disaster.

01:45 PM    Trouble Along the Way (1953)

A famous football coach uses underhanded means to turn a bankrupt college's team into winners.

03:45 PM    The Last Time I Saw Paris (1954)

A soldier settles in Paris after WWII to start a career as a novelist and falls in love with a wealthy young beauty.

06:00 PM    Ransom! (1956)

A wealthy couple tries to cope with the press and the police when their son is kidnapped.

08:00 PM    After the Thin Man (1936)

Married sleuths Nick and Nora Charles try to clear Nora's cousin of a murder charge.

10:00 PM    The Kennel Murder Case (1933)

Society sleuth Philo Vance investigates a murder tied to a Long Island dog show.

11:30 PM    Green For Danger (1946)

A police inspector investigates an operating room death that may be murder.

01:15 AM    The Woman in Green (1945)

Sherlock Holmes investigates a series of seemingly unrelated murders.

02:30 AM    The Case of the Lucky Legs (1935)

Perry Mason tries to stay on the wagon while investigating the murder of a crooked beauty contest promoter.

04:00 AM    Bulldog Drummond Escapes (1937)

Captain Drummond becomes a prisoner when he intents to protect a beautiful heiress of an espionage organization.

05:15 AM    The Saint Strikes Back (1939)

The Saint helps a young beauty take vengeance on the mobsters who ruined her father.

06:30 AM    The Iron Mistress (1952)

American adventurer Jim Bowie fights to make his way in the lumber business.

08:30 AM    Drum Beat (1954)

While negotiating a peace treaty with North California Indians, a presidential emissary has to fight off a renegade.

10:30 AM    The Badlanders (1958)

Western outlaws join forces for a daring gold robbery in this remake of The Asphalt Jungle.

12:15 PM    Guns of the Timberland (1960)

Logging partners with a government contract lock horns with a rancher and her neighbors.

02:00 PM    Badman's Territory (1946)

A sheriff and a newspaperwoman take on a band of outlaws invading the Oklahoma panhandle.

03:45 PM    Canadian Pacific (1949)

A railroad surveyor faces an Indian rebellion.

05:30 PM    Carson City (1952)

When the local stagecoach is raided by bandits, a western banker sinks all of his capital into a railway line.

07:15 PM    MGM Parade Show #8 (1955)

Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant perform in a clip from The Philadelphia Story. George Murphy introduces a clip from The Tender Trap. Hosted by George Murphy.

08:00 PM    The Heiress (1949)

A plain young woman's wealth makes her prey to fortune hunters.

10:15 PM    The Children's Hour (1961)

When an unruly young girl spreads the rumor that the co-headmistresses at her private, all-girls school are engaging in a lesbian relationship, the townsfolk remove their daughters from the school and charge up a scandal.

12:15 AM    The Chase (1966)

In a small Texas town rife with corruption and infidelity, an escaped convict returns to get revenge on the sheriff who locked him up.

02:45 AM    Mail Order Bride (1963)

An aging cowhand tries to help a young rancher settle down by buying him a wife.

04:15 AM    Zandy's Bride (1974)

This western follows the relationship that tough rancher Zandy Allan develops with his mail-order bride, Hannah Lund. Although Zandy sent off for a compliant slave, he ends up with a feisty, headstrong woman.

06:00 AM    Captains Courageous (1937)

A spoiled rich boy is lost at sea and rescued by a fishing boat where hard work and responsibility help him become a man.

08:00 AM    Treasure Island (1934)

Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale of a young boy out to foil pirates and find a buried treasure.

09:45 AM    Lord of the Flies (1963)

Schoolboys marooned on a Pacific island create their own savage civilization.

11:30 AM    Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book (1942)

A boy raised by wolves adjusts to life among humans.

01:30 PM    Bomba, the Jungle Boy (1949)

A photographer and his daughter discover a wild boy in the jungle.

02:45 PM    Adventure Girl (1934)

A female explorer and her aged father search the Guatemalan jungle for a lost city.

04:00 PM    Zebra in the Kitchen (1965)

A young boy tries to liberate animals from the city zoo.

05:45 PM    The Yearling (1946)

A Florida boy's pet deer threatens the family farm.

08:00 PM    Citizen Kane (1941)

The investigation of a publishing tycoon's dying words reveals conflicting stories about his scandalous life.

10:15 PM    Cain and Mabel (1936)

When unemployed reporter Aloysius K. Reilly causes waitress Mabel O'Dare to lose her job, he decides to find her another one. Learning that Mabel can dance a little, he claims to know producer Jake Sherman, convinced that he can talk Jake into giving her a job in the chorus of his new production. Jake doesn't know Reilly and is just about to thro

w him and Mabel out of the rehearsal when Toddy Williams, the star, walks out of the show. For revenge, Jake casts Mabel in the lead even though she isn't a very good dancer. The night before her opening, she is still practicing her routine, and the noise she makes keeps her downstairs neighbor, boxer Larry Cain, awake. Because he has a big boxing match the next day, Larry asks Mabel to quit, but she refuses, and they quarrel. Larry wins the championship, but his lack of charisma in the ring keeps the crowds away. Mabel's show is doing poorly, until Reilly has the bright idea of concocting a romance between Mabel and Larry. Although they really hate each other, the publicity about their phony affair has the desired result. They continue to battle until Larry discovers that Mabel used to be a waitress. He confesses that his dream is to retire to New Jersey and run a garage. They decide to marry and fulfill Larry's dream. Overhearing their plans, Reilly plots to prevent the elopement. He leaks the story to the papers, and Mabel and Larry each think the other has betrayed the secret. When Mabel finally learns the truth, she flies to Philadelphia where Larry is fighting. Larry loses the match, but Mabel's bet on the other fighter provides a nest egg for their future.

12:00 AM    Page Miss Glory (1935)

A con artist creates a composite photo to win a beauty contest, then has to find the real thing.

02:00 AM    When a Stranger Calls (1979)

A babysitter is tormented by a series of ominous phone calls until a compulsive cop is brought on the scene to apprehend the psychotic killer. Seven years later, however, the nightmare begins again when the madman returns to mercilessly haunt her. No longer the naive girl though still terrified, she moves boldly to thwart the maniac's attack.

03:45 AM    The Caller (1987)

A widow living in an isolated cabin lets a mysterious stranger use her phone.

05:30 AM    Living Stereo (1958)

The RCA Victor company explains one of their innovations, the stereophonic phonograph record.

05:40 AM    Duck and Cover (1951)

In this short film, a monkey's prank on a turtle demonstrates how to survive a nuclear attack.

05:50 AM    The Your Name Here Story (1964)

This comedic short film spoofs generic company promotional advertisements.

06:00 AM    Knights of the Round Table (1953)

Lancelot, banished from King Arthur's court for loving Queen Guinevere, returns to defeat the evil Mordred.

08:00 AM    Give and Tyke (1957)

A stray dog tries to steal Spike and Tyke's animal licenses by taking their collars; meanwhile, a dogcatcher is after them all.

08:08 AM    So You Want to Enjoy Life (1952)

Joe McDoakes thinks he only has one month to live.

08:20 AM    Singapore and Jahore (1938)

This travel short takes the viewer to Singapore and Jahore, focusing on the traditions and histories of the people living there.

08:29 AM    A Shot in the Dark (1941)

A reporter and a police detective sort through the clues in a night-club owner's murder.

09:30 AM    Unseen Hands (1935)

Tarzan goes to Guatemala to find his lost friend and help discover hidden treasure.

10:00 AM    Pitchin' Woo at the Zoo (1944)

Popeye takes Olive on a visit to the zoo and meets up with zoo keeper Bluto, who makes a play for Olive.

10:08 AM    Knockout (1941)

A prizefighter's swelled head endangers his marriage.

11:30 AM    The Red Shadow (1932)

This musical short is an adaptation of Sigmund Romberg's "The Desert Song," about a masked renegade called The Red Shadow. Vitaphone Release 1471-1472.

12:00 PM    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1960)

Classic Mark Twain story of a young troublemaker who tries to help a runaway slave.

02:00 PM    Oh, God! (1977)

Jerry Landers, an unassuming assistant manager of a grocery store is approached by God in the form of a good natured old man. God informs Jerry that he has been chosen to spread the Word to the world. But when Jerry attempts to spread God's message everyone thinks he's nuts. Even his loving wife Bobbie doubts him.

03:45 PM    On the Waterfront (1954)

A young stevedore takes on the mobster who rules the docks.

05:45 PM    Captain Blood (1935)

A young Irish doctor is exiled as a slave to Barbados where he captures a Spanish galleon and becomes the most feared pirate of the Caribbean.

08:00 PM    The Music Man (1962)

"Professor" Harold Hill, a fast-talking traveling salesman, schemes to take money from the citizens of River City, Iowa, in the summer of 1912, by convincing them that a boys' band will put an end to the moral corruption resulting from the presence of a pool hall in the community. He sells instruments and uniforms to River City parents with the und

erstanding that he will organize a band and teach the children to play; however, he intends to abscond with the money before the arrival of the instruments. Assisted by Marcellus Washburn, the town stableboy who helped Harold defraud customers in the East, Harold convinces the stubborn Iowa townspeople that he is an accomplished musician with a degree from a conservatory in Gary, Indiana.

Marian Paroo, the piano teacher and librarian, uncovers evidence of his trumped-up credentials; but before she can tell Mayor Shinn, the owner of the pool hall, Harold charms her into believing he has developed the "think system" of learning to play musical instruments by humming Mozart's Minuet in G. Harold's influence transforms the quarreling school board into a harmonizing barbershop quartet, petty gossips into a ladies' dance committee, shy and lisping Winthrop Paroo into a happy child with dreams of playing in a band, and the high-strung "old maid" Marian into a young woman in love. The instruments and uniforms arrive, but Marcellus cannot convince Harold to leave town. On the evening of the ice-cream social, Charlie Cowell, a traveling anvil salesman, arrives in River City to expose Harold's scheme. Marian tries to stop him at first, but he tells her that Harold has romanced piano teachers in many towns. The alerted citizens chase Harold, planning to tar and feather him, but his love for Marian prevents him from escaping the mob.

They handcuff the music man and bring him to Town Hall where the uniformed boys have assembled with their instruments. Harold pleads with the boys to employ the "think system"; and to his surprise, a ragged form of the Minuet in G escapes from the instruments. The shabby band becomes a splendid parade of color and music marching down the main street of River City, led by Harold with Marian at his side. Musical numbers: "Rock Island," "Iowa Stubborn," "Trouble," "Piano Lesson," "Goodnight My Someone," "Seventy-Six Trombones," "Sincere," "The Sadder-but-Wiser Girl," "Pickilittle," "Goodnight My Ladies," "Marian the Librarian," "Being in Love," "Wells Fargo Wagon," "It's You," "Shipoopi," "Lida Rose," "Will I Ever Tell You," "Gary, Indiana," "Till There Was You."

10:45 PM    Small Town Girl (1953)

A sheriff's daughter falls for a playboy arrested for speeding.

12:30 AM    The Killers (1964)

Two hit men have an order to kill a seemingly mild-mannered schoolteacher and they find out the victim was involved in an armored car heist years back as well as a love triangle involving the girlfriend of a major mob figure.

02:30 AM    The Late Show (1977)

An aging private eye hooks up with a Hollywood eccentric to investigate his partner's murder.

04:15 AM    The Carey Treatment (1972)

A doctor uncovers a hotbed of corruption when he tries to clear a colleague of a murder charge.

06:00 AM    Gabriel over the White House (1933)

A crooked president reforms mysteriously.

07:45 AM    Hold Back the Dawn (1941)

A gigolo flees Nazi occupation and sets his sights on a shy schoolteacher who happens to be a US citizen.

10:00 AM    The Killers (1964)

Charlie and Lee, two hired killers, go to an institution for the blind where they shoot Johnny North, a teacher there. Curious to know why they were paid so highly to kill a man who made no resistance and suspecting that North had been involved in a million-dollar robbery some years earlier, the killers piece together his past and begin following h

is former associates in hopes of finding the money. They learn that North had been an ace racing driver until he had become involved with Sheila Farr, a girl kept by a middle-aged gangster named Browning, who is now masquerading as a respectable businessman. (Disillusioned when he learned of Sheila's involvement, and injured in a crash, North worked as a mechanic until Sheila found him and persuaded him to drive the car in a robbery planned by Browning. She and North had supposedly doublecrossed Browning and absconded with the money.) Charlie and Lee find Sheila and learn that she had actually doublecrossed North by leading him direct to Browning, whom she had married, and that North was shattered by her betrayal. The killers confront Browning with Sheila. Browning kills Lee and wounds Charlie, but Charlie hunts Browning down and kills both him and Sheila before dying himself as he attempts to escape with the money.

12:00 PM    The Red Badge of Courage (1951)

A young Union soldier fights to atone for a moment of cowardice during the Civil War.

01:15 PM    I Married a Witch (1942)

A 300-year-old witch wreaks havoc when she falls in love with a young politician.

02:45 PM    From Here to Eternity (1953)

Enlisted men in Hawaii fight for love and honor on the eve of World War II.

05:00 PM    My Fair Lady (1964)

Pompous phonetics professor Henry Higgins is so sure of his abilities he takes it upon himself to transform a Cockney working-class girl into someone who can pass for a cultured member of high society. His subject turns out to be the lovely Eliza Doolittle, who agrees to speech lessons to improve her job prospects. Higgins and Eliza clash but wind

up forming an unlikely bond, one that is threatened by an aristocratic suitor.

08:00 PM    Sounder (1972)

In 1933 Louisiana, a family of African American sharecroppers endure racism and injustice when their father is convicted of a petty crime and sent to a prison camp.

10:00 PM    A Man Called Adam (1966)

A guilt-ridden jazz trumpeter blames himself for a car accident that killed his family.

12:00 AM    The Battleship Potemkin (1925)

A Russian mutiny triggers revolutionary sentiments around the nation.

02:00 AM    Live Flesh (1997)

Victor goes to meet Elena for a date. Elena, uninterested, tells Victor to leave the apartment before her dealer gets there. Their ensuing argument and struggle draw the attention of policemen Sancho and David. As Elena flees, her gun goes off, paralyzing David. Six years later, Victor gets out of jail and begins having an affair with Sancho's wife

, as David and Elena's marriage falls apart.

04:00 AM    All About My Mother (1999)

A Greek saying states that only women who have washed their eyes with tears can see clearly. This saying does not hold true for Manuela. The night a car ran over her son Esteban, Manuela cried until her eyes ran completely dry. Far from seeing clearly, the present and the future become mixed up in darkness. She begins looking for his father who has

become a transvestite.

06:00 AM    Never Let Me Go (1953)

An American correspondent and his Russian ballerina wife are separated by the Soviet authorities.

07:15 AM    Key to the City (1950)

Two mayors meet and fall in love during a convention in San Francisco.

09:00 AM    After Office Hours (1935)

A society newspaperwoman tries to prove to her editor that she can crack a murder case.

10:30 AM    San Francisco (1936)

A beautiful singer and a battling priest try to reform a Barbary Coast saloon owner in the days before the big earthquake.

12:30 PM    Saratoga (1937)

A horse breeder's daughter falls for a bookie.

02:15 PM    Test Pilot (1938)

An irresponsible test pilot's wife and best friend try to get him to grow up.

04:30 PM    Forsaking All Others (1934)

A woman pursues the wrong man for almost twenty years.

06:00 PM    Strange Cargo (1940)

A prostitute and some prisoners attempt to escape from a penal colony in French Guiana.

08:00 PM    Plan 9 from Outer Space (1959)

Residents of California's San Fernando Valley are under attack by flying saucers from outer space. The aliens, led by Eros and his assistant, Tanna, intend to conquer the planet by resurrecting corpses in a Hollywood cemetery. The living dead, a cape-wearing ghoul, a vampire and a slow-footed cop who was killed for his nosiness, stalk curious human

s who wander into the cemetery looking for evidence of the UFOs.

09:30 PM    The Swarm (1978)

Killer bees that attack without reason descend on Texas.

11:45 PM    The Conqueror (1956)

In the twelfth century, feared but respected Mongol leader Temujin intercepts a Merkit caravan crossing the Gobi Desert and questions Targutai, the Merkit's chief, about his business. When Targutai, who has long been the Mongol's enemy, smugly introduces Temujin to Bortai, his beautiful bride-to-be and the daughter of the Tartar chief, Temujin res

ponds with insolence. After riding off, however, Temujin confides in Jamuga, his "blood brother," that he desires Bortai and will take her by any means necessary. Fearing an all-out war, Jamuga advises Temujin against pursuing Bortai, but Temujin orders a raid on the Merkits. During the raid, the cowardly Targutai tries to flee, but is caught by Temujin and brought before the captured Bortai. To humiliate Targutai, Temujin rips off Bortai's dress and gives it to him as a "souvenir," then releases him. Later at the Mongol encampment, Temujin's mother Hunlun becomes enraged when she learns that Bortai is the daughter of Kumlek, her husband's murderer, but Temujin is unmoved. That night, after Bortai ignores Temujin's order to dance for the men, Temujin drags her to his tent and repeats his demand. When Bortai again refuses and insults him, Temujin angrily sends her to her own tent. In the middle of the night, Bortai meets secretly with Jamuga and offers herself to him in exchange for help in escaping. Still loyal to Temujin, Jamuga refuses, but moments later, the camp is stampeded by Targutai and his men. After Temujin kills Targutai, he grabs Bortai and hides with her in a ravine. While waiting for the Merkits to retreat, Temujin forcefully kisses Bortai, and she gives in to his passion. Sure that Bortai's father will seek revenge, Temujin tells Jamuga his scheme to trick Wang Khan, his Karkait ally, into joining forces with the Mongols by claiming that the Tartars are planning to attack Urga, Wang Khan's walled city. Temujin leaves for Urga with Bortai in tow, and while camped, informs her that she is sleeping in his tent and giving her dowry furs to Wang Khan. Furious, Bortai tries to stab Temujin and insults him until, fed up, he slaps her. Later, at Wang Khan's palace, Temujin makes Bortai jealous by loudly praising Wang Khan's seductive dancers. After performing her own dance, Bortai grabs a sword and hurls it at Temujin, narrowly missing him. Temujin again sends Bortai away, then confers with Wang Khan about Kumlek. In turn, Wang Khan seeks advice from his trusted shaman, who consults with the "spirits" and endorses Temujin's plan. The next day, however, the shaman informs Temujin that Wang Khan has grown weak and that Urga needs a new, strong leader like Temujin. On his way to the Tartars' encampment with Wang Khan's warriors, Temujin is ambushed and wounded by Kumlek, but flees into a cave. After the Tartars retreat with Bortai, Jamuga rescues Temujin, and later, enters the Tartar encampment, claiming to be a deserter. Although Kumlek believes Jamuga, Bortai is not fooled and, that night, has him followed back to Temujin's cave. There Temujin is captured by the Tartars and, tied to a heavy yoke, forced to pull an ox cart to their encampment. Temujin is jeered at and taunted by the Tartars, and Kumlek orders his slow, torturous death. During the night, the bound Temujin knocks his sleeping guard out, then is freed by Bortai, who embraces him and admits she loves him. When Temujin finally returns to the Mongol camp, he learns that Jamuga has taken over as chief and accuses his friend of betraying him to Kumlek. Jamuga convinces Temujin of his loyalty and agrees to go with strong man Kasar to Urga. There, Jamuga and Kasar inform Wang Khan that Temujin and his warriors are expecting to meet Wang Khan's troops during the next full moon. The shaman, however, tells Wang Khan that Jamuga is plotting against him and suspects Temujin is dead. Jamuga and Kasar are imprisoned in their room, but that night, Kasar bends the iron bars of the room's window, allowing Jamuga to escape. Although Kasar is discovered and killed, Jamuga flees the encampment on his horse, but is captured by Kumlek. Later, at the Mongols' rendezvous point, Temujin is visited by the shaman, who advises him to take over Wang Khan's troops and assures him that the gates to Urga will be opened so that the Mongols can easily storm the city. As the siege begins, the shaman sneaks into Wang Khan's bedroom and stabs him, unaware that Temujin is nearby, spying on him. Before dying, Wang Khan denounces the shaman, who then is killed by Temujin. With their leader's death, Wang Khan's forces join Temujin's, and together they head for the Tartars' encampment. Kumlek, meanwhile, tries to torture Jamuga into revealing whether Temujin is alive, but Jamuga bravely resists. Jamuga is rescued by Bortai just as Temujin and his troops rush into the Tartar camp, and Temujin sees Jamuga in Bortai's tent. After a bloody battle, Temujin defeats the Tartars and kills Kumlek, but again believes that Jamuga has betrayed him. Later, at Bortai's urging, Temujin puts his suspicions aside and embraces his blood brother. Jamuga, however, knows that Temujin, whom he dubs "Genghis Khan," or "perfect warrior," will never again trust him and asks to be executed. With a breaking heart, Temujin agrees to honor Jamuga's request.

01:45 AM    Change of Habit (1969)

John Carpenter, a young doctor operating a free clinic in a ghetto, looks with apprehension on the arrival of three nuns who have been granted special dispensation to wear laymen's clothing and help him with his work. Gradually gaining the respect of the community are: Sister Michelle, a speech therapist, who is able to help Julio Hernandez, the le

ader of a gang of juvenile delinquents, and who also works with an autistic child; Sister Irene, a Negro, who demonstrates her own sense of ghetto wisdom; and Sister Barbara, who becomes involved in protesting the unfair prices that a local food market charges the residents. Dr. Carpenter, who is unaware that the women are nuns, falls in love with Sister Michelle, but she gently rebuffs him and becomes even more involved in community affairs. Despite interference from her superior, Bishop Finley, Sister Michelle organizes a block party to bring the black and Puerto Rican elements of the community together. At the party, "The Banker," a local black gangster, slaps Sister Irene for meddling in his business affairs, but Dr. Carpenter knocks the gangster down. Later, Sister Michelle is nearly raped by Julio Hernandez, and again Dr. Carpenter comes to the rescue. Meanwhile, Sister Barbara, who has been picketing the market, is arrested, and Mother Joseph, the nun in charge of the convent, orders all three women to leave the project. Sister Michelle, who is now in love with Carpenter, must choose between him and the Church.

03:30 AM    The Food Of The Gods (1976)

A powerful potion causes animals to grow abnormally and devour human flesh.

05:15 AM    The Silver Chalice (1954)

A silversmith is charged with engraving the Holy Grail.

07:45 AM    Avalanche Express (1979)

During the cold war, a Soviet biological warfare expert plans to defect to the West. A CIA agent gets the man onboard a European train in order to aid his escape, but the Soviets are determined to stop at nothing to prevent this, including starting an avalanche which envelopes the train.

09:30 AM    The White Tower (1950)

Mountain climbers in the Swiss Alps mull over past problems while trying to conquer a perilous peak.

11:15 AM    Snowed Under (1936)

A playwright in search of solitude is besieged by three women.

12:30 PM    Ski Party (1965)

Handsome athletes Todd Armstrong and Craig Gamble pursue co-eds Linda Hughes and Barbara Norris at a Los Angeles college, but the girls prefer stuffy, unathletic Freddie Carter. When the gang takes a ski holiday at a Sun Valley lodge run by social director Donald Pevney, Todd and Craig decide to pose as females and flirt with Freddie to discover wh

y the girls find him irresistible. Masquerading as Jane and Nora, the boys join the ladies' ski lessons where Freddie takes notice of the two newcomers. While the enamoured Freddie flirts with them, Todd becomes involved with a Swedish girl, and Craig courts his buxom ski instructor. Pevney provides the group with a show of ski stunts and music. Freddie makes an advance toward Craig disguised as Nora, and he chases the gang through Sawtooth National Forest and back to the heated pools of Los Angeles. Once home, the co-eds realize the joke Todd and Craig have played on Freddie. No longer prey to Freddie's flirtations, the girls find romance with Todd and Craig.

02:15 PM    Snow Birds (1932)

This showcases various winter sports, from tobogganing to ski-jumping.

02:30 PM    Spring Madness (1938)

A Harvard man romances a coed from a nearby college.

03:45 PM    Sunkist Stars at Palm Springs (1936)

Winners of a dance contest spend a day at Palm Springs with famous movie stars in this short film.

04:15 PM    Palm Springs Weekend (1963)

College students on spring break turn Palm Springs into a disaster area.

06:00 PM    Where the Boys Are (1960)

Four college coeds go looking for love during spring break in Fort Lauderdale.

08:00 PM    The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)

A frustrated wife seduces a drifter into murdering her husband.

10:00 PM    Force of Evil (1949)

Joe Morse, an attorney for racketeer Ben Tucker, realizes that thousands of people select the number "776" in the lotteries on Independence day and conceives of a clever scheme to fix that as the winning number on the Fourth of July, thus bankrupting the numerous numbers banks operating in the city and enabling Tucker to gain a stranglehold on the

racket. Joe is motivated by Tucker's promise to consolidate the new syndicate under his brother Leo's small-time numbers operation. Knowing that Leo, an intrinsically honest man in a dishonest business, will resist joining the syndicate, Joe goes to visit his brother on the eve of the Fourth at his numbers bank, hidden in a small apartment in the slums. Joe offers his brother a piece of the impending combine, but Leo denounces the proposed alliance with Tucker, then excoriates his brother's lack of principles and reminds him of the sacrifices that he has made to put him through law school. To save his brother from financial ruin, Joe arranges for Leo's bank to be raided that night, thus assuring that it will be closed the next day when 776 hits. After Joe leaves, Leo's young secretary, Doris Lowry, who witnessed Leo's barrage, tearfully informs her boss that her conscience will no longer allow her to work for him. Soon after, the police arrive and arrest everyone on the premises, including Doris, Leo and his meek bookkeeper, Freddy Bauer. Although Leo refuses Joe's help, Joe goes to the jailhouse and pays everyone's fines. When Leo announces that tomorrow will be his last day in business, Joe advises him to close immediately, but Leo insists on honoring his patron's bets. Feeling responsible for Doris' arrest, Leo asks Joe to escort her home, and along the way, they discuss issues of ambition and guilt. The next day, July 4th, all the numbers banks in the city are thrown into bankruptcy when the number 776 hits. Joe pays another visit to his brother, and now ruined, Leo reluctantly enters into an alliance with Tucker. Encountering Doris in the lobby of Leo's apartment building, Joe justifies his actions by assuring her that his brother really wanted to be forced into the combine. During the first day of reorganization, Tucker's men take control of Leo's operation, and Bauer, terrified, states his intention to quit, but Joe uses implied threats to convince him to stay on. In desperation, Bauer determines to drive Tucker out of business by informing Link Hall, the city's new special prosecutor, of the location of Leo's bank. Later, as Bauer is leaving the office, he is approached by Wally, an emissary from Tucker's business rival, Ficco, who asks him to arrange a meeting between Ficco and Leo. That evening, Joe finds Tucker's flirtatious wife Edna and Doris waiting to see him at his office. After Edna warns Joe that her husband's phone has been tapped, Joe, sensing the law closing in on him, checks his private line to Tucker. Troubled, Joe leaves the office with Doris and confides his fears and self-doubts to her. Following Bauer's tip, the police raid Leo's bank the next day, arresting Bauer, Leo and Doris once again. When Tucker vows war on Ficco, Joe, sensing trouble, asks Tucker to release Leo from the bank and promises to take his place, thus opening himself up to criminal charges. As they await arraignment, Doris, blaming Joe for her arrest, denounces him and warns that he will be responsible for Leo's death. Afterward, Leo refuses Joe's offer to buy him out and discovers that Bauer was his betrayer. That night, Joe returns to his office and finds an intruder there. After the man leaves, Joe extracts a wad of cash from his safe and flees the building. Leo, meanwhile, fearing for Bauer's safety, gives him a ride in his car. When the frightened Leo wanders off by himself, he is accosted by Wally and forced to set up a meeting with Leo. As soon as the unsuspecting Leo enters a café to meet Bauer, Ficco's men rush in, shoot Bauer and kidnap Leo, who then suffers a heart attack. Joe, meanwhile, has finally come to the realization that he has ruined his life. In a restaurant, as Joe drunkenly tells Doris his plans to run away, Doris fights for his salvation. When Joe spots the morning newspaper headlines trumpeting Leo's kidnapping, he runs out of the restaurant. Just as Ficco and Tucker reach an accord at Tucker's apartment, Joe pounds at the door and Tucker informs him that he has gone into business with Ficco. After Ficco coolly declares that Leo is dead and that his body has been dumped under a bridge, Joe, filled with vengeance, surreptiously picks up the receiver of Tucker's tapped phone. When Joe begins to recite a litany of Tucker's crimes for Hall to hear, Tucker realizes what is happening and attacks Joe, extinguishing the lights in the process. In the darkness, all three men nervously finger their pistols. After stalking Tucker, Joe kills him and then turns his gun on Ficco. Then, picking up the phone receiver, Joe declares that he is on his way to police headquarters. First, however, he goes with Doris to find Leo's body under the bridge. As they walk away, Joe voices his determination to join Hall in his battle to end corruption.

11:45 PM    He Ran All the Way (1951)

Despite having a premonition that he will forever be on the run for murdering a man, Nick Robey agrees on a plan to make some easy money with his disreputable pal, Al Molin. The two men rob a man for a company payroll at the local train yard warehouse, but before they can make their getaway, Al is killed by a policeman and Nick is forced to shoot t

he policeman in order to flee. Once on the street, Nick ducks into a public swimming pool to avoid the police and bumps into Peg Dobbs, a nervous beginning swimmer. Fearful that he will look conspicuous alone, Nick tries to act calm and asks to take her home. Peg naively agrees, flattered by the young man's interest, and he escorts her to her family's tenement apartment, where she introduces him to her father, mother and younger brother Tommy, who are on their way to see a movie. Now alone in the apartment, Nick is uneasy and brusquely dances with Peg to music on the radio. Peg urges him to relax but Nick breaks down, saying he is in big trouble. Later when her parents return home, Nick, suspicious that they already know his real identity, holds Peg at gunpoint and admits to being the killer. However, Mr. Dobbs, a newspaper press operator, says that the newspaper only identified Molin in the article. Though he does not want to hurt anyone, Nick decides he must spend the night to collect his thoughts before his next move. In the morning Mr. Dobbs tries to hide the paper that prominently features a picture of Nick, but Nick spies it and, thinking he has caught the family in a conspiracy against him, decides he must stay. He allows the family to continue their daily routine, but tensions rise as he keeps one family member with him at all times as a hostage. Later, while on lunch break from her bakery job, Peg returns to the apartment to plead with Nick to leave, reminding him that he liked her at the pool, but Nick snaps that his predicament was the only reason he took interest in her. Peg returns to the bakery, where her father demands that she hide out at a girl friend's house. On the assembly line Peg's co-worker suggests that Peg shed her shyness and that, with some primping, Peg could get a man to do anything for her. Back at home Peg is late and Mrs. Dobbs explains to Nick that she trusts her daughter. An argument begins after Nick tells her that Peg thinks fondly of him, but when Mrs. Dobbs becomes distracted, has a sewing accident and faints, Nick, in a moment of kindness, carries her to the couch. Mr. Dobbs returns home to find Tommy afraid to go in the apartment because Nick is now in command of the household. They enter the apartment and the family gathers for a feast provided by Nick, but Mr. Dobbs refuses to allow his family to eat the food. Challenged, Nick fires his gun, forcing Mr. Dobbs to back down. His banquet spoiled, Nick rebukes the family for not willingly giving him temporary shelter, "something you would give an alley cat." Much later in the night, Peg returns home in an evening gown and her womanly figure catches Nick's eye. He kisses her and, asking for her support, Peg replies "all the way." Later while the others sleep, Mr. Dobbs inspects the living room, finds Peg's gown draped across the chair and assumes the worst. The next morning Nick, confused by the loyalty of their family, asks what Mr. Dobbs wants out of life. Mr. Dobbs turns the question around on him and Nick answers "money." He then tells Mr. Dobbs that Peg is out buying a car for him and a fight ensues between the men, but is quickly broken up when Peg returns and announces that the car will be delivered later that evening. Meanwhile Mrs. Dobbs and Tommy report to the police that Nick is hiding at their family residence. At the apartment Nick, now paranoid, demands to know the kind of car Peg has bought and to see the receipt. Peg describes a yellow convertible, but when she cannot produce the receipt, Nick drags her at gunpoint down the stairs, hysterically accusing her of double-crossing him. Once they reach the bottom floor, Mr. Dobbs, who is waiting outside, fires a shot into the foyer. Nick drops his gun near Peg, leaps for cover to the other side of the foyer, then orders Peg to pick up the gun. She does, but Nick lurches forward to take it from her and she shoots him. Fatally wounded, Nick stumbles outside, finding the convertible waiting at the curb. Staring into its headlights, Nick falls over dead as Mr. Dobbs hugs his traumatized daughter to his side.

01:15 AM    Nobody Lives Forever (1946)

A con artist falls for the rich widow he's trying to fleece.

03:00 AM    East of the River (1940)

A young gangster and his honest brother fall for the same woman.

04:30 AM    Out of the Fog (1941)

A racketeer terrorizes a small fishing community until he falls in love with a fisherman's daughter.

06:15 AM    Blackwell's Island (1939)

A reporter gets himself sent to prison to expose a mobster.

08:00 AM    20,000 Years in Sing Sing (1932)

When his girl commits murder, a hardened criminal takes the rap to protect her honor.

10:00 AM    It May Happen to You (1937)

In this short film, mobsters convince a meat packing company employee to help them hijack a truckload of beef.

10:30 AM    The Mayor of Hell (1933)

A racketeer goes straight to run a reform school.

12:15 PM    The Doorway to Hell (1930)

Despite his efforts to go straight, a young gangster keeps falling back into crime.

01:45 PM    Soak the Poor (1937)

This deals with racketeers shaking down small grocers and working in on the relief tickets, designed to get food to the hungry and needy during the Depression.

02:15 PM    Beast of the City (1932)

A police captain leads the fight against a vicious gangland chief.

04:00 PM    The Wrong Way Out (1938)

A young couple run off to marry despite their parents refusal and fall into a life of crime.

04:30 PM    Little Caesar (1930)

A small-time hood shoots his way to the top, but how long can he stay there?

06:00 PM    The Public Enemy (1931)

An Irish-American street punk tries to make it big in the world of organized crime.

07:30 PM    Jack Pot (1940)

This short film focuses on illegal gambling and bookmaking.

08:00 PM    Cry, the Beloved Country (1952)

A South African minister travels to Johannesburg to find his missing son.

10:00 PM    A Raisin in the Sun (1961)

The Younger family strives to get out of their ghetto neighborhood on the south side of Chicago. When the patriarch of the family passes away and each family member is handed a slice of the insurance payoff, their escape finally seems possible.

12:30 AM    Blackboard Jungle (1955)

An idealistic teacher confronts the realities of juvenile delinquency.

02:30 AM    In the Heat of the Night (1967)

A black detective teams up with a racist white sheriff to solve a murder in a small town in the South. Over time, they begin to find respect for one another.

04:30 AM    Edge of the City (1957)

An army deserter and a black dock worker join forces against a corrupt union official.

06:00 AM    Battle Beneath the Earth (1967)

Communist Chinese invade the U.S. by burrowing beneath the Pacific.

07:45 AM    The Amazing Mr. Nordill (1947)

This short film focuses on Everett Nordill, a mastermind behind a counterfeiting ring in the mid-nineteenth century.

08:00 AM    Destroy All Monsters (1969)

Aliens have released all the giant monsters from their imprisonment on Monster Island and are using them to destroy all major cities on the planet. It is up to the daring crew of the super rocket ship X-2 to infiltrate the aliens' headquarters before the Earth monsters and King Ghidrah annihilate the planet.

09:45 AM    Five Million Years to Earth (1968)

Subway excavations unearth a deadly force from beyond space and time.

11:30 AM    The Future Is Now (1955)

This goes inside government research laboratories to showcase some of the products that will be used in the near future.

12:00 PM    The Giant Behemoth (1959)

A radioactive dinosaur plots a deadly path to London.

01:30 PM    Fantastic Planet. (1973)

On the planet Ygam, its the animal-like Draags that rule civilization and its the humans that serve as Oms, the household pets. But when the Oms are left in the the wild, like the animals they are, they turn savage and are subject to widespread extermination unless Tiwa, a highly intelligent Om who has mastered the Draaga language, can plant the se

eds of organized mass rebellion.

02:45 PM    The Snow Devils (1965)

Aliens plot to freeze the Earth as a replacement for their doomed home planet.

04:30 PM    The Wild, Wild Planet (1965)

Space amazons control the Earth by shrinking its leaders.

06:15 PM    Voyage to the Sky (1937)

We begin on planet Earth, with a demonstration of measuring distances using triangulation. Then, an imaginary voyage begins from earth to the moon, on to Mars, Saturn, the closest star (besides the sun), and beyond to the edge of our universe. The film depicts imagined landscapes, and it speculates on universes beyond ours. It ends with philosophic

al musings about the significance of Earth.

06:30 PM    The Thing from Another World (1951)

The crew of a remote Arctic base fights off a murderous monster from outer space.

08:00 PM    My Favorite Wife (1940)

A shipwrecked woman is rescued just in time for her husband's remarriage.

09:45 PM    Charade (1963)

A young woman returns home from vacation to find her elegant apartment stripped and her husband murdered.

12:00 AM    Love in the Afternoon (1957)

An aging American tycoon overcomes his inhibitions to court a young Parisian.

02:30 AM    Ball of Fire (1942)

At the Daniel S. Totten Foundation in New York, Bertram Potts, a somber, dedicated linguistics professor, oversees the writing of an encyclopedia, on which he and his eight uniquely qualified colleagues have been toiling for nine years. When their financial backer, Miss Totten, drops by the foundation and threatens to withdraw her support, Bertram

is prodded by the others to flirt with her. Charmed by Bertram's flattery, Miss Totten changes her mind, agreeing to back the encyclopedia to its completion. Soon after, a garbage man appears in the foundation's library and asks the professors for help on some radio quiz show questions. Intrigued by the garbage man's picturesque slang, Bertram declares that his section on slang is already outdated and requires further research. Bertram then takes to the streets, where he eavesdrops on a series of conversations and invites several people to participate in a slang symposium. When he invites sexy nightclub performer Sugarpuss O'Shea to attend, Sugarpuss abruptly dismisses him. Unknown to Bertram, Sugarpuss is being sought by the district attorney in connection with a murder that her gangster boyfriend, Joe Lilac, is suspected of committing, and she and Joe's henchmen, Asthma Anderson and Duke Pastrami, flee the club one step ahead of a subpoena. With no safe place to hide, Sugarpuss decides to take Bertram up on his invitation and shows up at the foundation later that night. Although pleased to see the still scantily clad Sugarpuss, Bertram, whom Sugarpuss calls "Pottsie," refuses to allow her to stay the night, but is overruled by his sex-starved colleagues. At the district attorney's office, meanwhile, Joe is confronted about a monogrammed bathrobe found in the murdered man's suitcase, which the district attorney suspects once belonged to Joe and was given to him by Sugarpuss. Concerned that Sugarpuss might be compelled to testify against Joe, his lawyer advises him to marry her. Three days later, Sugarpuss, who has been helping Bertram dissect a long list of slang expressions as well as teaching the other professors the conga, is visited by Asthma and Pastrami. The thugs present her with a pricey diamond engagement ring from Joe, and eager to become the wealthy Mrs. Lilac, Sugarpuss accepts the ring and agrees to stay at the foundation until she can safely meet Joe. Just then, however, Miss Bragg, the professors' prim housekeeper, demands that Sugarpuss leave, as she has become too much of a disruption. When Bertram asks Sugarpuss to go, admitting that her feminine ways have distracted him from his work, Sugarpuss declares that she is "just plain wacky" for him and kisses him. Bertram is so taken with Sugarpuss' kisses that he decides to propose to her, and the next morning, he gives her a small diamond engagement ring. Bertram's ardor saddens and confuses Sugarpuss, but before she can respond, Joe telephones from New Jersey. As Joe has identified himself as "Daddy," Bertram assumes he is Sugarpuss' father and asks him for permission to marry. Joe, seeing an opportunity to get Sugarpuss past the police's dragnet, goes along with the misconception and requests that the wedding be performed in New Jersey. Before the wedding party departs, however, Miss Bragg, having seen Sugarpuss' photo in the newspaper, threatens to call the police on her. After Sugarpuss slugs Miss Bragg and locks her in a closet, Bertram and the other unsuspecting professors excitedly depart for New Jersey. On the way, Professor Gurkakoff, who is driving, crashes into a signpost, disabling the car. The wedding party is forced to spend the night at an auto court, but when Sugarpuss calls Joe with the news, he insists on picking her up that night. While she waits in her bungalow, Professor Oddly, a widowed botanist, tells Bertram about his genteel honeymoon, then retires for the night. Perturbed by Oddly's remarks, Bertram seeks him out for clarification, but accidentally ends up in Sugarpuss' darkened bungalow. Believing that he is speaking to Oddly, Bertram describes his deeply felt passion for Sugarpuss, and moved by his words, she reveals herself and kisses him. At that moment, however, Joe and his gang arrive and expose Sugarpuss' deception. Finding lipstick on Bertram's face, Joe then pummels the hapless professor. After directing Miss Bragg, who escaped from the closet, and the police away from the auto court, Bertram confronts Sugarpuss. She tearfully apologizes, but Bertram returns to New York, angry and humiliated. Later, at the foundation, Oddly reveals that Sugarpuss gave him a ring to deliver to Bertram, not his, but Joe's. Bertram is buoyed by the professors' deduction that the singer is in love with him, and is unshaken when a scandalized Miss Totten arrives to announce their termination. Asthma and Pastrami then appear and, while holding the professors and Miss Totten at gunpoint, tell Sugarpuss over the phone that they are going to open fire unless she marries Joe. To protect the professors, Sugarpuss proceeds with the ceremony, which is being conducted in New Jersey by an addled-brain justice of the peace. Sugarpuss' fate appears sealed until the professors cause a heavy portrait to fall on Pastrami and then take Asthma by surprise. With help from the garbage man, the professors tickle Pastrami into revealing Sugarpuss' location and race to New Jersey, arriving seconds before she is officially wed. After Bertram beats up Joe and delivers the gangsters to the police, he convinces Sugarpuss she is worthy of him by giving her a passionate, "yum-yum" kiss.

04:30 AM    The Two Mrs. Carrolls (1947)

A woman slowly discovers that her artist husband is a deranged killer.

06:30 AM    To Have and Have Not (1944)

A skipper-for-hire's romance with a beautiful drifter is complicated by his growing involvement with the French resistance.

08:30 AM    Hollywood My Hometown (1965)

In this special, Ken Murray hosts his own behind-the-scenes home movies of some of Hollywood's greatest stars.

09:30 AM    The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond (1960)

A small-time thief kills his way to the top of the New York rackets.

11:15 AM    Ride the High Country (1962)

Two aging ex-lawmen, who've lived high and powerful, are reduced to guarding a gold shipment and engage in bitterness amongst themselves.

01:00 PM    The Shooting (1966)

A hired gun seeks to enact revenge on a group of bounty hunters in the Old West.

02:30 PM    Welcome to Hard Times (1967)

A broken-down sheriff tries to help his town stand against a mysterious outlaw.

04:30 PM    Chandler (1971)

A former private eye lands in hot water when he agrees to protect a government witness.

06:15 PM    Badlands (1973)

A teenager from a dead-end town decides to join a charming older boy on his shooting spree through Montana's badlands.

08:00 PM    The Year of Living Dangerously (1982)

An Australian reporter and photographer get more than they'd bargained for during an Indonesian revolution.

10:15 PM    Under Fire (1983)

Three journalists get caught in the middle of the rebellion against President Somoza in Nicaragua.

12:30 AM    The Killing Fields (1984)

An American journalist is engulfed in the horror of Cambodia, and his native adviser disappears and is thought to be dead.

03:00 AM    Friday Foster (1975)

In her swan song as queen of the B's, Pam Grier stars as fashion photographer Friday Foster, who uncovers a white plot to murder black leaders--as she uncovers her own fab physique along the way...

04:45 AM    Drug Stories (2019)

A compilation of classroom scare films about the dangers of using drugs.

06:15 AM    Joy of Living (1938)

A Broadway musical star falls for an eccentric millionaire.

08:00 AM    Little Rural Riding Hood (1949)

A Country Wolf is tempted by Little Rural Riding Hood before visiting his City Wolf cousin and falling for Red Hot Riding Hood. City Wolf tries to sophisticate the Country Wolf but gives up and returns him to the country.

08:08 AM    Tanbark and Turf (1955)

This short film takes the viewer on a tour through the world of harness racing and show horses.

08:17 AM    Cairo "City of Contrast" (1938)

This short film focuses on the landmarks, people and culture of Cairo, Egypt.

08:26 AM    Broadway Musketeers (1938)

Three childhood friends get mixed up with gangsters.

09:30 AM    Fatal Fangs (1935)

Tarzan goes to Guatemala to find his lost friend and help discover hidden treasure.

10:00 AM    Moving Aweigh (1944)

Olive needs her furniture moved, and Popeye drafts Shorty to help him. They run afoul of the law with their moving truck. The cops have a difficult time as they try to get Shorty and Popeye to move the truck.

10:08 AM    Dr. Kildare's Crisis (1940)

A young doctor's marriage could be called off when the bride's brother is diagnosed with epilepsy.

11:30 AM    A Regular Trouper (1932)

In this musical short film, a singer must cope with her troupe manager falling in love with her sister. Vitaphone Release 1378-1379.

12:00 PM    Dive Bomber (1941)

A crusading scientist fights to prevent bomber pilots from blacking out.

02:30 PM    The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970)

The legendary sleuth becomes involved with a mysterious French woman while investigating the Loch Ness monster.

04:45 PM    Sweet Smell of Success (1957)

A sleazy PR man who will do anything to get his clients mentioned in the column of a powerful journalist, gets involved in a plot to break up the journalist's sister's relationship with a jazz musician.

06:30 PM    Rope (1948)

Two wealthy young men try to commit the perfect crime by murdering a friend.

08:00 PM    The Producers (1967)

A Broadway producer decides to get rich by creating the biggest flop of his career.

10:00 PM    Blazing Saddles (1974)

A corrupt State Attorney tries to drive townspeople off of valuable land by appointing the first Black sheriff to the town, thinking the racist townsfolk will move away but the sheriff sets out to win the town over.

12:00 AM    The Killer That Stalked New York (1950)

In November, 1947, a dizzy, sweating Sheila Bennet returns to New York City from Cuba. She checks into a cheap hotel and phones her husband, Matt Krane, who warns her to stay away from their apartment in case it is under surveillance by treasury agents. Unknown to Sheila, Matt is having an affair with her sister Francie and does not want her to d

iscover them together. Feeling increasingly ill, Sheila goes in search of a doctor and, when she collapses on the street, a policeman takes her to a health center. While waiting for a doctor, she talks to Walda Kowalski, a young girl who is there for a checkup. Dr. Ben Wood finds nothing seriously wrong with Sheila, who has given him a false name, and sends her away with some cold medicine. When Sheila then pays Matt a surprise visit, Francie pretends that she is just visiting and, after she leaves, Matt questions Sheila carefully about the stolen diamonds that she sent from Cuba. While he waits anxiously for the package, Sheila continues to grow sicker. At the hospital, Ben is puzzled by Walda's new symptoms, and eventually, identifies her disease as smallpox, a diagnosis that is confirmed when he learns that Walda was never vaccinated against it. Quickly, Ben vaccinates the rest of the hospital staff, and health officers from the New York Department of Health start to vaccinate everyone who might have had contact with the girl. Despite their efforts, one out of three of those who contract the disease die, Walda among them. Now, Ben and his colleagues try to determine how Walda contracted the disease in the first place. Meanwhile, Matt receives the package of diamonds and, leaving Sheila behind, tries to fence the jewels, but is told that he must wait until the hunt for the diamonds dies down. When Sheila figures out Matt's double-cross, she searches for him and continues to spread the disease she is carrying. Sheila learns about Matt's affair with Francie and hurries to her sister's apartment, where she discovers that Francie has killed herself. She then goes to a flophouse that is managed by her brother Sid, stopping at a public drinking fountain on the way. As more and more cases of smallpox develop, the Health Department decides the only solution is to vaccinate the entire city. Meanwhile, treasury agents are pursuing Sheila, whom they believe will lead them to the stolen diamonds. Eventually, the Health Department doctors and the treasury agents realize that they are looking for the same woman. They trace her to Sid's, but he spots the police and helps Sheila escape. When the city runs out of vaccine, the mayor exhorts drug manufacturers to produce more immediately. Then, one night, Sheila appears at the clinic. When Ben tries to get her to stay, she shoots him. He manages to call the police, but Sheila flees to a convent, determined to stay alive until she finds Matt. When Matt returns and murders the fence, he finds Sheila waiting with a gun. She telephones the police, intending to turn him in for the murder of the fence, but collapses before they arrive. Matt tries to escape and falls to his death. Before Sheila dies, Ben questions her about her illness and, using this new information, is able to control the epidemic.

01:45 AM    Dog Day Afternoon (1975)

On one of the hottest days of August 1972, three amateur bank robbers plan to hold up a Brooklyn bank. A nice simple robbery: Walk in, take the money, and run. Unfortunately, the supposedly uncomplicated heist suddenly becomes a bizarre nightmare as everything that could go wrong does.

04:00 AM    Atlantic City (1980)

Lou is an aging numbers runner who barely scrapes out a living in Atlantic City, but still dreams of being a big player in organized crime. He has been having an affair with a gangster's widow for years, but has fallen for his much younger neighbor Sally, a casino waitress. When Sally's ex-husband comes into town with a large amount of stolen cocai

ne that he intends to sell, the gangsters he stole it from quickly show up and murder him. Lou now has the drugs and the gangsters are after Sally to keep her quiet, so Lou finally has his chance to make it in the bigtime and come to the rescue of the woman he loves.

06:00 AM    42nd Street (1933)

When revered Broadway director Julian Marsh falls on hard times with both his health and his finances, he helms an ambitious musical as a final production before his retirement. His lead actress, Dorothy Brock, is torn between two loves, the show's wealthy backer Abner Dillon and the earnest but penniless actor Pat Denning, while aspiring young per

former Peggy Sawyer waits in the wings, hoping for her big break.

07:45 AM    Roughly Speaking (1945)

A man's wild moneymaking schemes leave his wife to raise their family alone.

10:00 AM    The Killer That Stalked New York (1950)

In November, 1947, a dizzy, sweating Sheila Bennet returns to New York City from Cuba. She checks into a cheap hotel and phones her husband, Matt Krane, who warns her to stay away from their apartment in case it is under surveillance by treasury agents. Unknown to Sheila, Matt is having an affair with her sister Francie and does not want her to d

iscover them together. Feeling increasingly ill, Sheila goes in search of a doctor and, when she collapses on the street, a policeman takes her to a health center. While waiting for a doctor, she talks to Walda Kowalski, a young girl who is there for a checkup. Dr. Ben Wood finds nothing seriously wrong with Sheila, who has given him a false name, and sends her away with some cold medicine. When Sheila then pays Matt a surprise visit, Francie pretends that she is just visiting and, after she leaves, Matt questions Sheila carefully about the stolen diamonds that she sent from Cuba. While he waits anxiously for the package, Sheila continues to grow sicker. At the hospital, Ben is puzzled by Walda's new symptoms, and eventually, identifies her disease as smallpox, a diagnosis that is confirmed when he learns that Walda was never vaccinated against it. Quickly, Ben vaccinates the rest of the hospital staff, and health officers from the New York Department of Health start to vaccinate everyone who might have had contact with the girl. Despite their efforts, one out of three of those who contract the disease die, Walda among them. Now, Ben and his colleagues try to determine how Walda contracted the disease in the first place. Meanwhile, Matt receives the package of diamonds and, leaving Sheila behind, tries to fence the jewels, but is told that he must wait until the hunt for the diamonds dies down. When Sheila figures out Matt's double-cross, she searches for him and continues to spread the disease she is carrying. Sheila learns about Matt's affair with Francie and hurries to her sister's apartment, where she discovers that Francie has killed herself. She then goes to a flophouse that is managed by her brother Sid, stopping at a public drinking fountain on the way. As more and more cases of smallpox develop, the Health Department decides the only solution is to vaccinate the entire city. Meanwhile, treasury agents are pursuing Sheila, whom they believe will lead them to the stolen diamonds. Eventually, the Health Department doctors and the treasury agents realize that they are looking for the same woman. They trace her to Sid's, but he spots the police and helps Sheila escape. When the city runs out of vaccine, the mayor exhorts drug manufacturers to produce more immediately. Then, one night, Sheila appears at the clinic. When Ben tries to get her to stay, she shoots him. He manages to call the police, but Sheila flees to a convent, determined to stay alive until she finds Matt. When Matt returns and murders the fence, he finds Sheila waiting with a gun. She telephones the police, intending to turn him in for the murder of the fence, but collapses before they arrive. Matt tries to escape and falls to his death. Before Sheila dies, Ben questions her about her illness and, using this new information, is able to control the epidemic.

11:30 AM    To Be or Not to Be (1942)

A troupe of squabbling actors joins the Polish underground to dupe the Nazis.

01:15 PM    Designing Woman (1957)

A sportswriter and a fashion designer have a lot of adjusting to do when they marry in haste.

03:30 PM    The Heiress (1949)

A plain young woman's wealth makes her prey to fortune hunters.

05:45 PM    The Birds (1963)

An immense flock of birds descends upon a seacoast town, makes it their nesting ground, and begins to attack and kill the townsfolk.

08:00 PM    The Fortune Cookie (1966)

A crooked lawyer trumps up an insurance case for a cameraman injured at a pro football game.

10:15 PM    The Nuisance (1933)

Love trips up an ambulance chasing lawyer.

12:00 AM    Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché (2018)

Pioneering filmmaker Alice Guy-Blache began her career in the late 1800s in France, and directed, wr....

02:00 AM    Algie the Miner (1912)

A young man has one year to prove he's manly enough for the woman he loves.

02:10 AM    A House Divided (1913)

A jealous married couple decide to live together as if they were single.

02:25 AM    Matrimony's Speed Limit (1913)

A young man thinks he must marry by noon and can't find his girlfriend.

02:45 AM    Wings of Desire (1987)

The people of Berlin are visited by angels who can hear their thoughts.

05:00 AM    Hollywood Without Make-Up (1966)

In this special, Ken Murray hosts his own behind-the-scenes home movies of some of Hollywood's greatest stars.

06:00 AM    Latin Lovers (1953)

An heiress searches for true love while vacationing in Brazil.

08:00 AM    Dancing Co-Ed (1939)

A college girl fights to survive in academia and show business.

09:30 AM    Johnny Eager (1942)

A handsome racketeer seduces the DA's daughter for revenge, then falls in love.

11:30 AM    The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946)

A frustrated wife seduces a drifter into murdering her husband.

01:30 PM    Slightly Dangerous (1943)

A small-town girl changes her identity to make it in New York, leaving her boyfriend a suspect in her "disappearance."

03:30 PM    A Life of Her Own (1950)

An innocent small-town girl climbs to the top of the modeling business man by man.

05:30 PM    Ziegfeld Girl (1941)

Three showgirls in the Ziegfeld Follies face romantic trials on their way to the top.

08:00 PM    The Bad and the Beautiful (1952)

An unscrupulous movie producer uses everyone around him in his climb to the top.

10:15 PM    Keep Your Powder Dry (1945)

Three girls overcome their differences when they join the WACS.

12:00 AM    Marriage Is a Private Affair (1944)

A spoiled rich girl refuses to let marriage interfere with man-chasing.

02:15 AM    The Big Cube (1969)

LSD almost ruins the life of a former actress and her stepdaughter.

04:00 AM    Honky Tonk (1941)

A young girl falls for a western gambler.

06:00 AM    Marine Raiders (1944)

Marine buddies training in Australia battle over love.

07:45 AM    Crossfire (1947)

A crusading district attorney investigates the murder of a Jewish man.

09:15 AM    The Woman on the Beach (1947)

A coast guardsman begins to think his mistress's blind husband can really see.

10:30 AM    Act of Violence (1949)

An embittered veteran tracks down a POW camp informer.

12:00 PM    The Set-Up (1949)

An aging boxer defies the gangsters who've ordered him to throw his last fight.

01:15 PM    Born to Be Bad (1950)

An ambitious girl steals a rich husband but keeps her lover on the side.

03:00 PM    The Secret Fury (1950)

The wedding of Ellen and David is halted by a stranger who insists that the bride is already married to someone else. Though the flabbergasted Ellen denies the charge, the interloper produces enough evidence that his accusation must be investigated. Ellen and David travel to the small coastal town where her first wedding allegedly occurred. There,

they meet a number of individuals whose stories make Ellen question her own sanity.

04:30 PM    Trail Street (1947)

Bat Masterson fights to make Kansas safe for wheat farmers.

06:00 PM    Clash by Night (1952)

An embittered woman seeks escape in marriage, only to fall for her husband's best friend.

08:00 PM    The Sea Wolf (1941)

Shipwrecked fugitives try to escape a brutal sea captain who's losing his mind.

09:45 PM    Body and Soul (1947)

In New York City, Charley Davis, the middleweight champion of the world, wakes up from a nightmare screaming the name "Ben," then visits his mother, telling her that Ben died that day. After his mother bitterly tells Charley to leave, Charley sees Peg Born, his ex-girl friend, and although he kisses her, she falls limp, weeping on her bed. Charle

y, who is scheduled to fight an important match the next day, enters a nightclub where singer Alice performs, and gets drunk. Charley's manager, Roberts, tells Charley he must go fifteen rounds and win the fight by a decision. Charley then recalls his early days as a boxer: After winning his first amateur bout, Charley meets Peg, a beautiful, free-spirited painter living in Greenwich Village, and they fall in love. Charley's father, who owns a candy store, is killed when a bomb is thrown into a nearby speakeasy. Although Charley's mother hopes he will get an education, he is determined to be a fighter, and Peg encourages him. Promoter Quinn arranges a series of bouts for Charley, which he wins. After a year on the road, Charley, who has become cocky and is driven by money, returns to a swank apartment in New York and affectionately greets Peg. Roberts, who runs the fighting racket in New York, decides to set up a fixed fight between Charley and the black "champ," Ben Chaplin, who is suffering from a blood clot in the brain. Roberts' scheme is to tell Ben that he and Charley will go fifteen rounds and that the bout will end in a decision, rather than a knockout. Charley is not told that Ben is ill, and Roberts cruelly says that the audience loves a killing. Later, Roberts goes to see Charley at his apartment, where Mrs. Davis is waiting for the boxer with Quinn and his girl friend, Alice. When Charley shows up with Peg, she is wearing a new dress and mink coat, having spent the afternoon drinking champagne. Although Charley's manager, Shorty Polaski, warns Peg to marry Charley immediately before he becomes a pawn of the mob, Roberts offers to help Charley win the championship and make him a wealthy man if he gives Roberts fifty percent of his take, fires Shorty, and postpones marriage. Shorty is suspicious of Roberts' conniving ways, but Peg lovingly agrees to put off her wedding. The night of the fight, Charley beats Ben repeatedly in the head and wins the title. After the fight, Ben's manager, Arnold, whom Roberts had double-crossed, protests to Roberts that Ben will undoubtedly die, but Roberts merely comments that "everybody dies." Later, as Peg and Charley celebrate in a bar with Roberts, Shorty tells Charley that he did not win fair, but foul, and that Roberts is the only one who won the fight. When Shorty then quits in disgust, Roberts coldly informs him that he had been getting only a handout from Charley. Shorty exits the bar, and Peg runs after him, but one of Roberts' thugs beats him up, and Peg runs for Charley's help. Charley rescues Shorty, but dazed, Shorty walks into an oncoming car and is killed. Peg then gives Charley an ultimatum: stop boxing or lose her. Charley breaks his engagement with Peg and wins a series of fights, becoming both richer and more careless. He begins dating Alice and buying her expensive gifts, then gambles away the rest of his winnings. Ben recovers, and Charley makes him his trainer. After years of holding the title, Charley is set to fight newcomer Jackie Marlowe, in a fixed fight: fifteen rounds and a decision. Jackie will win, and Charley will get $60,000, money he will use to bet against himself in the match. Alice, meanwhile, is hoping to share in Charley's fortune. Charley, however, visits Peg and, telling her he is about to fight his last fight, asks her to marry him. While Charley sleeps, Peg deposits his $60,000 in her bank account, unaware that he needs it to bet on the fight. At his mother's apartment, a grocer tells Charley that while the Nazis are killing Jews in Europe, Charley's old neighborhood is proudly placing money on Charley, whom they look up to with pride. Charley bitterly tells his mother and Peg that the fight is fixed, then demands his money back from Peg, accusing her of loving him for his money like everybody else. Hurt and enraged, Peg slaps Charley and leaves. While Ben trains Charley, he tries to convince him not to throw the fight. Roberts overhears and fires Ben, but Ben resists Roberts' orders and, in a frenzy of rage, pummels the air and falls dead. During the big match, after several rounds in which neither Charley nor Jackie are displaying any effort to fight, Jackie starts beating on Charley, and he realizes he has been set up by Roberts, just as Ben was. Charley fights back and wins the bout with a knockout. As he exits the ring, Roberts tries to warn Charley he will not get away with double-crossing him, but Charley says, "What are you gonna do, kill me? Everybody dies." Peg then rushes into his arms.

11:45 PM    We Were Strangers (1949)

In 1933, Cuba has suffered seven years of terror perpetrated by a regime of corrupt politicians led by President Gerardo Machado. Threatened by a growing revolutionary underground, the senate passes a bill making all public gatherings a crime. One day a group of students, including Manolo Valdes, is caught distributing anti-government leaflets an

d chased by the political police called the Porra. Manolo escapes, but one student is shot and captured. Manolo, fearful that his identity will be revealed, goes into hiding, but first arranges with his sister China to signal him if the police do not come for him. The following day, China indicates that all is well, but as Manolo enters the university, he is killed by the police while China watches in horror. Later, China joins the underground, determined to take revenge on her brother's killer. At one of the group's meetings, she meets Tony Fenner, an American, and volunteers to participate in his plan to assassinate the Cuban leadership. Her first assignment is to withdraw money from Tony's account at the bank where she works. That same day at the bank, Porra agent Armando Ariete asks to examine all American accounts. China recognizes him as the man who killed Manolo, but maintains her composure. Later, Tony reveals his plan: The volunteers, consisting of Guillermo Mantilla, Ramón Sánchez, Toto Berenguer and Miguel, will tunnel from China's house to the cemetery. Tony will then assassinate a popular member of the government, and while all the other government officials attend his funeral, will explode a bomb underground, killing all of them. China warns Tony that because Contreras, the man he intends to kill, has a reputation for being better than the rest of the government, some members may object to his murder, but Tony will not make another choice. After the meeting, China and Tony, who have begun to fall in love, have breakfast and are seen by Ariete, who recognizes Tony's name from the bank. While work begins secretly on the tunnel, Ariete keeps close watch on China. One night, Ariete arrives at China's house, bringing food and flowers. Under the influence of too much rum, Ariete plays Russian roulette and then begs China to make love to him. Although Tony is prepared to intervene, Ariete passes out. As the digging continues, Ramon, a student, has second thoughts about killing Contreras when he remembers how, as a small boy, he used to play with his son. He becomes increasingly disturbed and wanders around the streets, begging people to prevent the murder. China and Guillermo find him, but he breaks away from them and is hit by a truck and killed. Later, at the bank, Ariete questions China about Tony, whose family was Cuban, and threatens to arrest her if she does not turn him in. Finally, the tunnel is completed, and Contreras is killed. Tony's plans fail, however, when Contreras' family decides to bury his body at a different cemetery. China offers to withdraw Tony's money from the bank so that he can leave the country, even though Tony, who is angry at his failure, does not want to leave. When China cashes Tony's check, she is fired, but before she leaves, she secretly gives the money to another employee to deliver to Tony. When she returns home, however, Tony is waiting for her, and when China tells him that Ariete is outside, he decides to die fighting and a gunfight ensues. Using dynamite that was intended for the bomb, Tony and China are able to drive the police away, but Tony is fatally wounded in the battle. Before he dies, however, he hears the city bells ringing, indicating that the revolution has begun.

01:45 AM    The Breaking Point (1950)

A desperate fishing boat captain rents his ship to some gunmen on the lam.

03:30 AM    Juarez (1939)

True story of a revolutionary leader who causes the downfall of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico.

05:45 AM    They Made Me a Criminal (1939)

A young boxer flees to farming country when he thinks he's killed an opponent in the ring.

07:30 AM    Between Two Worlds (1944)

Passengers on a luxury liner realize they are en route to the afterlife.

09:30 AM    Affectionately Yours (1941)

A foreign correspondent hurries home to stop his wife from getting a divorce.

11:00 AM    The Keyhole (1933)

A private eye specializing in divorce cases falls for the woman he's been hired to frame.

12:15 PM    The Goose and the Gander (1935)

A divorcee can't stop meddling in her ex-husband's affairs.

01:30 PM    In Name Only (1939)

A wealthy man falls for a widow but can't get his wife to divorce him.

03:15 PM    Private Lives (1931)

A divorced couple rekindles the spark after landing in adjoining honeymoon suites with new mates.

04:45 PM    Merry Wives of Reno (1934)

Three couples raise a ruckus when they travel to Nevada for quickie divorces.

06:00 PM    Marriage on the Rocks (1965)

A couple divorces by mistake during a madcap Mexican vacation.

08:00 PM    Moonrise (1948)

When his wife becomes ill, Virginian Jeb Hawkins phones a doctor, but the doctor refuses to visit her, saying that her condition is not serious. Shortly thereafter, she dies, causing Jeb to lose control and kill the doctor. One evening, many years after Jeb has been hanged for murder, his son Danny decides to visit a dance hall near a swamp calle

d Brother's Pond. When another young man, Jerry Sykes, a banker's son, teases Danny for being a murderer's son, Danny grabs a rock and smashes his skull. Realizing that he has killed Jerry, Danny quickly departs the scene, leaving an important clue, his pocketknife, behind. When Danny remembers that he stuck his knife in a tree before killing Jerry, he decides to return to the scene with his only friend, a mentally handicapped deaf-mute named Billy Scripture. Unable to find the knife, Danny goes to the dance hall to dance with Jerry's unsuspecting sweetheart, schoolteacher Gilly Johnson. Danny convinces her to come for a drive with another couple, but nearly crashes when he thinks he sees Jerry's corpse in the road. Danny later confesses his love to Gilly, and she apologizes for misleading him, saying that she is engaged to Jerry. Later, Danny visits his black friend, Mose Johnson, at his home, a shack near Brother's Pond. As he watches Mose's bloodhounds chase and kill a raccoon, Danny begins to fear his own capture. Later, Gilly tells Danny that she is worried because Jerry has not phoned her since the dance. After Mose finds Jerry's decomposing body, Sheriff Clem Otis decides to question Danny about his feelings for Gilly. From the shop across the street, Danny fondles a knife similar to the one he left in Brother's Pond while watching Jerry's corpse being carried into the coroner's office. After a bank examiner tells J. B. Sykes that his son Jerry stole $2,000 from his cash box, Clem learns that Jerry owed some money to Ken Williams, the drummer for the dance hall band. Later, Clem asks Danny if he saw Ken leave the bandstand during the dance on the night that Jerry was killed, and he says no. The next day, Clem and his wife Martha see Danny and Gilly at the county fair. Gilly tells Danny that after his missing knife was found by Billy, Clem came to ask her some questions. As Danny boards the ferris wheel with Gilly, he notices Clem and his wife also boarding the ride. After Danny panics and falls from his seat, he limps to Brother's Pond on a badly injured leg. Inside Mose's shack, Danny sees Billy resting peacefully and, in a fit of desperation, nearly strangles him. When Clem and his deputies arrive at the swamp, Danny limps to the home of his grandmother, who lives nearby. There, Danny takes up his father's rifle, but after a reflective moment at his mother's and father's graves, decides to turn himself in. When Clem sees that Danny is willing to cooperate, he forgoes the handcuffs and allows him to walk to jail "like a man."

10:00 PM    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1939)

Mark Twain's classic troublemaker helps a runaway slave escape to the North.

11:45 PM    The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter (1968)

A deaf mute changes the lives of all he meets.

02:00 AM    A Man Called Adam (1966)

Black trumpet player Adam Johnson stalks off a Cincinnati bandstand when a white patron heckles him. Returning to New York City, Adam finds that his best friend, Nelson Davis, has lent his apartment to Willie "Sweet Daddy" Ferguson and his granddaughter, Claudia, a civil rights activist. Intrigued by the young woman, Adam flirts with her but is rej

ected. Claudia's grandfather explains that Adam is guilt-ridden because he feels responsible for the death of his wife and child in a car accident 10 years earlier. Despite Adam's heavy drinking and bad temper, Claudia comes to understand him, and eventually she falls in love with him. In trouble because of the Cincinnati walkout, Adam is now forced to grovel before a ruthless agent, Manny, who sadistically offers him a tour of one-nighters in the segregated South. With Vincent, a young musician, as the only white member of his troupe, Adam reluctantly accepts. Claudia goes along and is happy to see that Adam is trying to control both his temper and his drinking. When Vincent is unmercifully beaten up by three white youths, Adam stands helplessly by, stunned by the injustice and violence that seem to plague his life. After Claudia has left him, Adam makes one last attempt to play his trumpet--at a casino where Willie is appearing. He begins to miss notes, collapses, and is carried offstage, where he dies.

04:00 AM    Convicts 4 (1962)

A convicted killer discovers a talent for art while behind bars.

06:00 AM    She Had to Say Yes (1933)

A secretary pads her salary by dating prospective buyers for her company.

07:15 AM    Vagabond Lady (1935)

A department store owner's sons compete for his secretary's heart.

08:45 AM    She's Got Everything (1938)

A penniless heiress goes to work as secretary to a stuffed shirt.

10:15 AM    Maybe It's Love (1935)

A young couple suffers through in-law and employment problems.

11:30 AM    Goodbye Again (1933)

An author's reunion with an old flame angers the secretary who loves him.

12:45 PM    Beauty and the Boss (1932)

After being distracted by a string of pretty secretaries, a banker hires a plain Jane, only to fall in love with her.

02:00 PM    Honeymoon for Three (1941)

A novelist pretends to be married to hold his fans at bay.

03:30 PM    Ever Since Eve (1937)

A plain-jane secretary masquerades as a beauty to win her boss's heart.

05:00 PM    A Girl, a Guy and a Gob (1941)

A stuffy boss tries to steal his secretary from her sailor boyfriend.

06:45 PM    Man Wanted (1932)

A female executive falls in love with her male secretary.

08:00 PM    Written on the Wind (1957)

In Texas in November 1956, drunken millionaire Kyle Hadley speeds through the town named after his father, oil tycoon Jasper Hadley, to their mansion home. Inside, a shot rings out and both Kyle and his wife, Lucy Moore Hadley, fall to the ground. Over one year earlier, Lucy is working for the Hadley Company in New York when she is noticed by Mitch

Wayne, Kyle's best friend since childhood. Mitch invites Lucy to lunch with him and Kyle, who has flown from Texas with Mitch merely to have a sandwich at the "21" club. When Lucy expresses her distaste for the men's highly publicized playboy lifestyle, an impressed Mitch agrees with her assessment. She continues to earn Mitch's respect at the restaurant, while rejecting Kyle's advances. Her coldness motivates Kyle to invite her to fly to Miami on his private jet, and Lucy, overwhelmed by the adventure, agrees. Although uninvited, Mitch joins them on the plane, where Kyle finds himself willingly confessing his past to Lucy: As a child, troublemaker Kyle earned his father's contempt, while Mitch remained a bastion of good conduct and bravery. Believing he could never fill his father's shoes, Kyle turned to alcohol and a wanton lifestyle, as did his sister Marylee. Kyle's candor charms Lucy, but once they reach their Miami hotel, she realizes that the lavish gifts Kyle has heaped in her suite are payment for her company for the night, and leaves for the airport in secret. While Mitch revels in this confirmation of Lucy's virtue, Kyle races to her plane and begs her to allow him to court her properly, and confesses that he loves and wants to marry her. The next morning, at the same time that a saddened Mitch learns that the couple has eloped, Lucy discovers a pistol underneath her new husband's pillow. Five weeks later, Mitch is discussing business with Jasper when the newlyweds finally return from their whirlwind honeymoon. Based solely on Mitch's endorsement, Jasper receives Lucy warmly, and is even more heartened after she tells him that Kyle no longer drinks or carries a gun. Just then, bar owner Dan Willis calls Mitch and Kyle to rescue Marylee from sleeping with ruffian Roy Carter. At the bar, Kyle starts a fight with Roy, but after Roy knocks him out, Mitch steps in and beats up the thug. Marylee laughs bitterly as Kyle stumbles out, and later tells Mitch that she despises Kyle's weakness, and will never give up her childhood dream of marrying Mitch. After Mitch turns down her offer to be with him as wife or mistress, Marylee visits the river where they used to play, and weeps. In October, Kyle throws a party for his first wedding anniversary, where Marylee attempts once again to seduce Mitch, who is upstairs hiding from the festivities. Meanwhile, Kyle, concerned that Lucy has not become pregnant, questions their guest, physician Paul Cochrane, who reluctantly informs Kyle that he has "weak" sperm that may never impregnate Lucy. Devastated, Kyle resumes drinking, and the next night becomes so drunk at the country club that Lucy must put him to bed. Downstairs, just as Jasper tells Mitch that he blames himself for his children's shortcomings, the police bring home Marylee, who has spent the evening in a hotel with a gas-station attendant. Jasper struggles upstairs, but suffers a heart attack on the way and dies. By November, Kyle, who blames himself for his father's death, is still drinking and refuses to reveal his feelings to Lucy. Mitch tells Lucy that he is planning to take a job in Iran, and although she asks him to stay, he agrees only to drive her to Dr. Cochrane's. Marylee jealously watches them leave together and then lies to Kyle that the two are having an affair. When Mitch picks Lucy up later, he confesses his love, and Lucy kisses him passionately but reveals that she is pregnant and must stay with Kyle. That night, Lucy divulges her condition to Kyle, who wrongly suspects that the baby is Mitch's, and punches her. Mitch bursts into the room and threatens Kyle, who flees, and within hours Lucy miscarries. Kyle, meanwhile, goes to Dan's bar and announces that he must buy a gun to protect himself from Mitch, and then speeds home drunkenly. There, he finds his father's gun and aims it at Mitch, who calmly convinces Kyle that he has never touched Lucy, and informs him about his lost child. Drunk and confused, Kyle condemns Mitch for stealing the love of his father, sister and wife, and raises the gun. Marylee lunges for the gun in a desperate attempt to save Mitch, and the pistol discharges into Kyle's chest. He collapses, and hearing the gun go off, Lucy falls to the ground in grief. At the inquest for Kyle's death, Marylee tries to force Mitch to marry her by pointing out that, as his wife, she cannot present damning testimony against him. Mitch refuses, but at the trial, the servants and Dan bear witness that Mitch threatened to kill Kyle, and when Marylee takes the stand, she confirms the evidence. Stricken by her conscience, however, she finally reverses her story, stating that Kyle, who needed so much and had so little, was killed accidentally. Later, Marylee, dressed in a business suit and seated in her father's home office, cries as she watches Mitch and Lucy bid farewell to Hadley.

10:00 PM    Lover Come Back (1961)

Hudson and Day are rival advertising executives, and she constantly tries to derail his shady tactics before the Advertising Review Board, but eventually he woos her and they end up together.

12:00 AM    The Thrill of It All (1963)

A housewife, married to a successful doctor, becomes a star when she is given the job to pitch a popular household soap on TV commercials.

02:00 AM    Boys' Night Out (1962)

A psychology student researches infidelity by becoming a platonic kept woman for four buddies.

04:00 AM    Vertigo (1958)

A detective falls for the mysterious woman he's been hired to tail.

06:15 AM    Rear Window (1954)

A photographer with a broken leg uncovers a murder while spying on the neighbors in a nearby apartment building.

08:15 AM    High Society (1956)

With socialite Tracy Lord about to remarry, her ex-husband - with the help of a sympathetic reporter - has 48 hours to convince her that she really still loves him.

10:15 AM    The Prizefighter and the Lady (1933)

A boxing champion falls for a gangster's moll.

12:15 PM    Two Girls on Broadway (1940)

A sister act splits up over love.

01:45 PM    Bachelor in Paradise (1961)

A writer moves into a housing development to study married couples.

03:45 PM    Silk Stockings (1957)

A straitlaced Soviet agent is seduced by the charm of Paris and a high-stepping film producer.

06:00 PM    Party Girl (1958)

A showgirl and a crooked lawyer try to break with a powerful mob boss.

08:00 PM    Casablanca (1942)

An American saloon owner in North Africa is drawn into World War II when his lost love turns up.

10:00 PM    West Side Story (1961)

Modern day "Romeo and Juliet" set in a New York City ghetto about a Polish teen from one gang who falls for a Puerto Rican girl whose brother is from a rival gang.

12:45 AM    Marty (1955)

One Saturday, Marty Piletti, a stocky, homely thirty-four-year-old Bronx butcher, dismisses the questions of his nosy customers, who want to know when he will get married now that the last of his younger siblings has wed. After work, Marty goes to Michael's restaurant, where he "hangs out" with his best friend Angie. With nothing to do that night,

Angie urges Marty to call Mary Feeney, a girl they met a month before, but he refuses, saying that he is tired of looking for a girl. At his home, which Marty shares with his Italian-born mother Teresa, Marty's cousin Tommy and his wife Virginia complain that Tommy's mother Catherine is not getting along with Virginia, and ask Teresa if Catherine, her sister, can move in with her. Marty and Teresa agree, and Marty makes an appointment to talk with Tommy, an accountant, about the feasibility of buying his boss's butcher shop. Marty then calls Mary and asks her out, but she harshly rejects him. Later, during dinner, Teresa suggests that Marty go to the Stardust Ballroom, which, she has learned from Tommy, is "loaded with tomatoes." Although Marty laughs at first, he gets angry when she nags him and cries out that he does not have what women want. When she warns that he will die without a son, he yells that he is a fat, ugly man and does not want to get hurt anymore. Marty resigns himself to going, however, and at the ballroom, a man offers him five dollars to take home a blind date whom the man thinks is unattractive and boring. The chivalrous Marty, stating that the man should not treat a woman like that, demurs. The man finds someone else to accept, but the woman, Clara Snyder, a twenty-nine-year-old high school chemistry teacher from Brooklyn, announces that she will go home alone. She then walks out to the fire escape and when Marty kindly asks her to dance, she cries on his shoulder. While the couple dances, Marty assures her that she is not the "dog" she thinks she is and confesses that he has also suffered from rejection. As Marty and Clara walk from the dance hall, he surprises himself by talking excitedly about his life. He explains that because of the burdens of supporting his family, he could not attend college, but is buoyed by Clara's declaration that being a butcher is not a bad job, and that if he wants to buy the butcher shop, he should. Clara then reveals that she has a chance to take an advanced position outside the city, and Marty advises her not to be afraid to leave her father and mother. Meanwhile, Teresa is visiting Catherine, who tells her how awful it is being an old widow, with no husband to cook and clean for, and ungrateful children who do not want her. Catherine warns Teresa, who is also a widow, that she will be in a similar position if Marty marries, and Teresa begins to reconsider her constant pressuring of her son. Marty takes Clara to his house, but sensing that she is nervous, offers to take her home. While helping her on with her coat, Marty impulsively tries to kiss her, but Clara pulls away. After Marty mournfully declares that he only wanted a kiss, the shy Clara confesses that she did not know how to handle the situation. As Marty sulks, Clara says she would like to see him again, calling him the kindest man she has met. They make plans to see a movie the next night, and when he also intimates that he wants to have a future with her, by asking her for a New Year's Eve date, they hug and kiss. Just then, Teresa returns and explains her sister's situation to Clara. Clara upsets Teresa when she asserts that she does not think it is good for parents to live with their married children and that they should not depend on their children for their happiness. While Marty is walking Clara to the bus, he runs into Angie, who, because he is angry that Marty left the ballroom without him, barely acknowledges Clara. After saying goodnight at Clara's door, Marty is exuberant. The next morning, Tommy and Virginia, arguing bitterly over his mother, arrive at Marty's with Catherine. Marty tries to ask Tommy about buying the store, but a distraught Tommy questions why Marty, a single man, would want to saddle himself with a mortgage and responsibilities. In the kitchen, Catherine tells Teresa that college girls such as Clara are "one step up from the street" and warns that Marty will soon suggest they move to an apartment, where Teresa will be just an old lady sleeping on a couch in her daughter-in-law's apartment. Just then, Marty comes in and, noticing some fallen plaster, casually suggests they sell the house. Just before Mass, a now-worried Teresa tells Marty not to bring Clara to the house again, saying there are plenty of nice Italian girls in the neighborhood. Later, at Michael's, Marty is disturbed to learn that Angie has been describing Clara as a "dog." After his buddies, who quote novelist Mickey Spillane and gaze at girlie magazines, inform him that it is bad for his reputation to go out with "dogs," Marty gives in to peer pressure and does not phone Clara, despite his earlier anticipation of seeing her again. As he and his friends face another tedious night at Michael's, however, Marty explodes, calling them miserable, lonely and stupid. Marty then announces that if he continues to have good times with Clara, he will beg her to marry him. He then goes to call Clara, and when Angie follows, he asks his pal when he is going to get married.

02:30 AM    Crossing Delancey (1988)

Romantic drama about a single New York City woman and her quest to find the right man--but then a matchmaker introduces the upscale intellectual to a pickle salesman.

04:30 AM    Brief Encounter (1945)

Two married strangers meet in a train station and fall in love.

06:15 AM    Love Affair (1939)

Near-tragic misunderstandings threaten a shipboard romance.

08:00 AM    The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

Feuding co-workers do not realize they are secret romantic pen pals.

10:00 AM    From Here to Eternity (1953)

Enlisted men in Hawaii fight for love and honor on the eve of World War II.

12:15 PM    Gigi (1958)

The story of an illegitimate waif in late 1800s Paris who is pushed upon by her grandmother to become a courtesan and mistress of a young, handsome and wealthy heir. They fall in love and he wants her to become his wife.

02:30 PM    Doctor Zhivago (1965)

Sweeping epic about a Russian doctor pursuing the woman he loves during Russia's turbulent political changes of World War I, the Bolshevik Revolution and Communism's rise to power.

06:00 PM    Magnificent Obsession (1954)

In the small town of Brightwood, millionaire playboy Bob Merrick recklessly crashes his speedboat, and after the town's only resuscitator is requisitioned to save his life, hospital head Dr. Wayne Phillips suffers a heart attack and dies without the machine. Hours later, Wayne's wife of six months, Helen Phillips, and his daughter Joyce are horrifi

ed to learn that the notoriously rude and heedless Bob has been saved instead of Wayne. Over the next few days, while Bob offends the entire hospital staff with his disrespect and insistence that he be released, a heartbroken Helen and Joyce examine Wayne's office papers, and are baffled at the preponderance of letters thanking Wayne for his selfless help. Just then, Mrs. Eden visits and tries to repay a four-thousand dollar debt to Wayne, explaining that he refused any kind of compensation for his invaluable services with the words "I've already used it all up." Although she still does not understand, Helen refuses the money, but is then dismayed to hear from her lawyer and Joyce's boyfriend, Tom Masterson, that Wayne's estate is penniless. At the same time that Helen leaves for home, Bob sneaks out of the hospital, and she finds him standing, dazed and weak, at the side of the road. Not knowing his identity, Helen drives him into town, and he flirts with her relentlessly until she informs him that she is Wayne's widow. Bob, disturbed to learn that his accident inadvertently caused Wayne's death, tries to leave the car but collapses in the road, and Helen returns him to the hospital, only then discovering his name. The following week, before checking out of the hospital, Bob visits Helen in Wayne's office and offers a $25,000 check, which she disdains as guilt money. That night, a drunken Bob crashes his car outside the home of Wayne's friend, artist Edward Randolph. He passes out on the couch, and the next morning learns from Ed that Wayne's philosophy of life decreed that people can access their source of power, and thus live out their true destinies, only by performing works of great generosity in private and without compensation. Interested, Bob, who desperately wants to earn Helen's forgiveness, practices the theory on an acquaintance who needs money to pay a hospital bill, and is gratified to bump into Helen only moments later. After he announces to her that giving away money will solve all his worries, Helen once again spurns him. While trying to elude him, she exits a taxi into the street and is struck by a car. Hours later, family doctor Derwin Dodge announces that Helen has lost her sight due to a blood clot in the brain. When Bob asks to see her, Joyce tells him he has done enough harm. In the months that follow, Helen adjusts to her blindness, refusing all visits from Bob. Unknown to her, however, he watches her as she reads by the lake with her young friend Judy. One day, Judy inadvertently alerts Helen to Bob's presence, and he introduces himself as Robbie Robinson. While Bob begins to live his life in accordance with Wayne's philosophy, he continues to visit Helen, and the two fall in love. With Tom's help, Bob secretly funnels funds into the hospital account, buys Helen's house to provide her with an income, and then gathers top European neurosurgeons in Switzerland to discern if Helen's sight can be restored. On his next visit, just as a thrilled and unsuspecting Helen informs him that she is going to Switzerland for tests, Joyce arrives and, recognizing Bob, privately urges him to leave Helen alone. Over the next month, Helen sends optimistic letters to Bob, who does not respond but tracks her progress eagerly. When the surgeons finally conclude that there is no hope, a dispirited Helen returns to her hotel room with Joyce and her best friend, Nancy Ashford. That night, Helen's despair keeps her awake, and with Joyce and Nancy out of the room, she breaks down into tears, which are interrupted by a knock at the door. Bob bursts in, and when Joyce returns moments later, she sees Helen's great joy and realizes that she is buoyed by Bob's love. That night, after a whirlwind tour of the city, Bob and Helen dance until dawn, and Bob, encouraged by Helen's clear love for him, reveals his true name. Although Helen admits that she instinctively knew his identity and loves him anyway, she fears that he is acting out of pity when he proposes, and refuses to answer until the following day. Bob is sure that they will now be together forever, but the next morning discovers that Helen and Nancy have disappeared. For weeks, he searches for her to no avail, and when he returns to America, finds inspiration in Ed's description of the magnificent obsession that grows from doing good deeds. Years later, Bob is a successful neurosurgeon who helps his patients both in and out of the hospital, informing them that he "has already used up" any repayment. After delivering Joyce and Tom's baby, Bob returns home to find Ed, who tells him that Helen is in a coma in New Mexico. They rush to her hospital, where Bob discerns from her medical charts that her old blood clot must be operated on in order to save her life. Upon discovering that no one can perform the operation, an inexperienced Bob agrees to do it, but panics just before the procedure begins. He almost backs out when Ed, who is watching from an overhead observation room, catches his eye, and Bob suddenly realizes that this is his chance to redeem his past sins and prove his love. The grueling procedure lasts hours, after which they wait through the night for Helen to recover. When she awakens, she is thrilled first to discover that Bob is beside her, and then to see a glimmer of light, proof that her sight will soon be restored. As Bob informs Helen that now they truly will be together forever, Ed's words about a magnificent obsession resound in his mind.

08:00 PM    Roman Holiday (1953)

While in Rome during a multi-city goodwill tour, Princess Anne, the youthful heir to a European crown, impresses the guests of an embassy ball with her charm and poise. Later, as she is preparing for bed, Anne, feeling overwhelmed by her tedious, endless schedule, starts to scream uncontrollably at her efficient secretary, Countess Vereberg. To ca

lm her, Anne's doctor injects her with a sedative, but before the drug takes effect, Anne sneaks out of the palatial embassy and hides in the back of a truck. Anne jumps out when the truck reaches a lively part of town, but is already starting to yawn from the sedative. Soon after, American reporter Joe Bradley spots her prostrate on some stairs and hears her mumbling in English. Joe is unaware of her identity and assumes she is drunk, but reluctantly drags her into a cab. When Joe asks the increasingly groggy Anne for an address, she insists that she lives in the Colosseum. Not knowing what else to do, Joe takes Anne to his tiny apartment. There, while trying to undress herself so that she can don Joe's pajamas, Anne admits that she has never been alone with a man and begins to recite poetry. Frustrated, Joe goes out for coffee after instructing her to sleep on his couch. When he returns, however, he finds her curled up in his bed and rolls her onto the couch. The next day, Joe, who was scheduled to interview the princess that morning, wakes up late and rushes out, leaving behind the still sleeping Anne. At his newspaper office, Joe, unaware that the princess' activities for the day have been cancelled, lies to Hennessy, his editor, that he conducted the interview. When Hennessy shows him a newspaper report about the princess' sudden "illness," Joe stares at the accompanying photograph and realizes that the princess is the woman on his couch. Seeing his opportunity, the perpetually broke Joe gets Hennessy to agree to pay him $5,000 if he produces an exclusive, revealing interview with the princess, complete with photographs. Back at Joe's apartment, Anne finally wakes up and introduces herself as Anya. After drawing Anne a bath, Joe slips out and telephones his photographer friend, Irving Radovich, telling him only that he needs him for an important story. Now bathed and dressed, a grateful Anne borrows 1,000 lire , or $1.50, from Joe and leaves on foot. Joe follows her, watching with amusement as she buys a pair of shoes from a street vendor. Anne then enters a barbershop and insists that the barber, Mario Delani, cut her long hair into a stylish bob. Mario is taken with the transformed Anne and invites her to a barge dance that night. With her last bit of money, Anne buys a gelato and at the Trevi fountain, is joined by Joe, who pretends he has run into her. Anne, in turn, claims she is a runaway schoolgirl and admits that her only desire is to spend the day having fun. Anxious to please, Joe takes her to a nearby cafe, where she meets Irving, who, unaware of Joe's scheme, almost reveals Joe's identity. After Joe fills him in, Irving, using a miniature camera hidden inside a cigarette lighter, snaps pictures of Anne smoking her first cigarette. The three then go sightseeing, and Anne, whom Irving nicknames "Smitty" after she states that her last name is Smith, jumps on a motorscooter Joe has rented and takes a wild ride around the plaza. The ride gets them arrested, but when Joe claims that he and Anne were on their way to get married, the police let them go. Anne and Joe test their truthfulness at the ancient sculpture Bocca della Verità, or Mouth of Truth, and then visit a wall on which passersby post their hopes and wishes. Having made her wish, Anne asks to be taken to the barge dance near the Castel Saint Angelo and there enjoys a romantic dance with Joe. When Mario shows up and cuts in, Joe and Irving become excited imagining the publicity potential of the headline "The Princess and the Barber." Just then, secret service agents from Anne's homeland grab her and start to drag her away. Anne screams for Joe, who races to the rescue and instigates a brawl. Anne gleefully joins in the fracas and jumps in the Tiber River with Joe to escape capture. After swimming to safety, Joe and Anne embrace and kiss, then return to Joe's apartment. There, Anne hears a radio report about the distress her "illness" is causing her people and sadly tells Joe she must leave. Stopping near the embassy, Joe and Anne share a final, passionate kiss before Anne runs off into the night. In the embassy, Anne's advisors scold her for neglecting her duty, but Anne silences them by stating that duty was the only reason she came back. The next day, Hennessy drops by Joe's apartment, anxious to collect his story, and is dismayed when Joe insists he does not have one. Irving then shows up with the photographs he took of Anne, but Joe refuses to use them. Later, Anne appears at the previously scheduled press conference and is pleasantly surprised to see Joe and Irving there. After Joe lets her know through his public comments that her secrets are safe with him, Anne deviates from protocol and shakes hands with the reporters. Irving then gives her the photos he took, and with tears in her eyes, she tells Joe how much she has enjoyed meeting him. Heartbroken, Joe watches Anne retreat with her advisors and walks out of the embassy alone.

10:15 PM    Pillow Talk (1959)

A man and woman carry their feud over the telephone line they share into their real lives.

12:15 AM    The Goodbye Girl (1977)

Paula is a divorced mother and ex-Broadway dancer, who learns that her lover has left her only when aspiring actor Elliot arrives to sublet the apartment in the middle of the night. Their uneasy truce blossoms into love.

02:15 AM    The Philadelphia Story (1940)

Socialite Tracy Lord is getting married, and an honest reporter is there to get the story. It's a dull assignment until Tracy's ex-husband shows up, with a thirst for alcohol and a not-quite extinguished torch for his lovely one-time wife.

04:15 AM    Woman of the Year (1942)

Tess is a star reporter and Sam covers the sports pages at a major newspaper. When they fall in love and get married, Tess has a difficult time letting go of her work-a-holic ways and Sam feels neglected.

06:00 AM    The Enchanted Cottage (1945)

A scarred veteran and a homely woman are transformed by love.

07:45 AM    Swing Time (1936)

To prove himself worthy of his fiancee, a dancer tries to make it big, only to get involved with his dancing partner.

09:30 AM    Wuthering Heights (1939)

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

11:30 AM    It Happened One Night (1934)

Spoiled heiress Ellie Andrews escapes from her millionaire father Alexander's yacht when he kidnaps her after she elopes with and marries King Westley, a playboy aviator whom Andrews thinks is a fortune hunter. She boards a bus headed for New York and meets Peter Warne, a reporter who has just been fired. Despite their dislike for each other, Pet

er attempts to catch the thief who steals Ellie's suitcase, but he fails. At their next stop, Ellie misses the bus after going to a nearby hotel to freshen up, and when she returns, discovers that Peter has waited for her, both to return the ticket she left behind and to show her a newspaper article revealing her identity, which she was trying to conceal. After another quarrel, they meet on the next bus, which is forced to stop due to a washed-out bridge. Peter and Ellie spend the night in an auto lodge where they pretend they are married and rent one cabin to save money. Peter informs her that he will help her reach Westley only if she will give him her exclusive story, which he needs to redeem himself, and that if she does not cooperate, he will call her father. She reluctantly accepts his terms while he strings a rope between their beds and hangs up a blanket, which he dubs "The Walls of Jericho."

The next morning, they are preparing to leave when they hear her father's detectives approaching. They put on an excellent act of being married, and their fighting convinces the detectives to leave, after which Peter and Ellie board the bus. Meanwhile, Andrews has offered a $10,000 reward for information concerning his daughter. Oscar Shapeley, an obnoxious fellow passenger on the bus, reads about the reward and offers to split it with Peter, but then threatens to go to Ellie's father himself. Peter then convinces Shapeley that he is a gangster who has kidnapped Ellie, and the terrified man flees. Still worried that Shapeley will go to the authorities, Peter and Ellie leave the bus. They try to hitchhike the next morning, and after Peter's technique meets with no success, Ellie quickly stops a car by showing off her legs. Peter sulks as they drive, but his petulance turns to anger when the driver steals his suitcase, rousing Peter to chase the car, tie the driver to a tree and then return for Ellie. Back in New York, Andrews resigns himself to accept Westley to get Ellie back, and they issue a press release. Ellie sees the newspaper article with Westley's pleas for her return, but she hides it from Peter. She insists that they check into another auto lodge for the night, even though they are only three hours away from New York. That night, Ellie confesses her love for Peter, begging him to take her with him, but he rejects her.

Later, seeing that Ellie is asleep, Peter rushes to New York, writes his story and sells it to his editor, Joe Gordon, so that he will have enough money to begin a life with Ellie. In his absence, however, the owners of the auto lodge throw Ellie out when she can explain neither Peter's absence nor give them money for the room. Ellie then telephones her father and gives herself up because she thinks Peter has deserted her. As her car goes toward New York, Peter passes it, going in the opposite direction, but Ellie does not see him. On the day of Ellie and Westley's formal wedding, Andrews confronts Ellie, and she confesses that although she loves Peter, she will go through with the wedding because Peter despises her. Her father inadvertently shows her a letter he received from Peter about a financial matter, which both of the Andrews mistakenly assume refers to the reward. Andrews summons Peter to the house, and when he arrives, he presents Andrews with an itemized bill for $39.60, the amount he spent during the trip. He refuses any reward, which impresses Andrews, and Andrews makes Peter admit that he loves Ellie as well.

Moments later, as Andrews walks Ellie down the aisle, he tells her of his meeting with Peter and that her car is waiting by the gate if she changes her mind. She does, and runs off again, but this time much to the pleasure of her father. Andrews pays Westley $100,000 for not contesting the annulment of his and Ellie's marriage, then notifies Peter and Ellie that they may marry. The newlyweds go to another auto lodge, where they ask the owners for a rope, a blanket and a trumpet. That night, the trumpet sounds as The Walls of Jerico tumble down.

01:30 PM    A Patch of Blue (1965)

A young blind white woman, living with her prostitute mother and sheltered inside most of her life, meets a black man, who, resisting family pressures, falls in love with her, puts her into a school for the blind, and promises to marry her.

03:30 PM    The Lady Eve (1941)

After Charles Poncefort Pike, an ophiologist and heir to the Pike's Pale Ale fortune, leaves a zoological expedition in the South American jungle, he boards an ocean liner headed for the East Coast. Although the eligible bachelor only has eyes for his book on snakes and is oblivious to all the young female passengers, Jean Harrington succeeds in ge

tting his attention by tripping him as he leaves the dining room. Jean, a con artist and cardsharp who works with her father, ensnares Charlie with her feminine wiles, and despite the warnings of Charlie's suspicious guardian, Muggsy, Charlie falls in love with Jean. Much to her own surprise, Jean also falls in love with Charlie, and informs her father that she intends to go straight. "Colonel" Harrington does not share her good intentions, however, and despite Jean's intervention in his card game that night, Harrington wins $32,000 from the luckless Charlie. Harrington pretends to rip the check up to impress Jean, but Charlie breaks off his engagement to Jean when he learns that she and her father are well-documented con artists. Hurt, Jean's tender thoughts of love turn to calculating thoughts of revenge, and is happy when Harrington produces the check intact. The ship docks, and some time later, the Harringtons encounter their friend Pearly at an East Coast horse race. Pearly, also a con artist, is posing as Sir Alfred McGlennan Keith while living in the Pike hometown of Bridgefield, Connecticut. Still bent on revenge, Jean arranges to pose as Pearly's niece, Lady Eve Sidwich of England. The Pikes throw a lavish introduction party for Lady Eve, at which a clumsy Charlie is astonished by her resemblance to Jean. Although Muggsy insists that Lady Eve and Jean are the same person, Charlie, using backward logic, thinks the resemblance is too close and that consequently, they must be different women. He soon falls deeply in love with Lady Eve. Jean and Charlie become engaged, much to the Pikes's delight, and she continues her pose through their wedding. She finally exacts her revenge on their wedding night by relating a fictional history of love affairs to her stunned husband. Mortified by his new wife's apparently sordid past, Charlie immediately gets off their honeymoon train in his pajamas and later sues for divorce. Now remorseful, Jean realizes that she is still in love with Charlie and insists on settling without renumeration if Charlie will only speak with her, but he refuses. Out of desperation, Jean books passage on the same ocean liner on which Charlie is traveling and again trips him to get his attention. Charlie is thrilled to see Jean, still unaware that she is also Lady Eve, and when he tries to explain that he is married, she assures him that she, too, is married. Muggsy, reacting to the reunion, mutters "Positively the same dame."

05:45 PM    Now, Voyager (1942)

A repressed spinster is transformed by psychiatry and her love for a married man.

08:00 PM    The Age Of Innocence (1993)

Set amid the stifled world of New York high society during the 1870s, an aristocratic lawyer struggles with his growing passion for his fiancee's beautiful cousin, an expatriate countess who has abandoned her marriage.

10:30 PM    The Way We Were (1973)

In 1937 spit-fire Katie Morosky briefly meets the preppy Hubbell Gardiner. Almost eight years later, the two are reunited in New York, when leftist radio worker Katie spies military officer Hubbell in a nightclub. The two opposites fall in love and head to Hollywood so that Hubbell can write a screenplay for producer pal J.J. But the House Committe

e on Un-American Activities' Communist witch hunt in 1947 tears the pair apart, as a pregnant Katie refuses to keep silent about the jailing of the Hollywood Ten, while a faithless Hubbell decides to save his career. When the two meet again in the 1960s, TV writer Hubbell and nuclear protestor Katie feel that old pull again, but they have to decide if they have what it takes for the long run.

12:45 AM    City Lights (1931)

In this silent film, the Little Tramp tries to help a blind flower seller see again.

02:30 AM    The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964)

A young French couple is separated by the war in Algiers.

04:15 AM    Sunday in New York (1963)

A philandering pilot gets very moral, very fast, when his sister contemplates a premarital fling.

06:15 AM    Her Cardboard Lover (1942)

A flirt tries to make her fiance jealous by hiring a gigolo.

08:00 AM    I Married a Woman (1958)

A neglected wife sets out to make her executive adman husband jealous.

09:30 AM    Illicit (1931)

Young free-thinkers turn conventionally jealous when they marry.

11:00 AM    The Feminine Touch (1941)

An author writing a book on jealousy discovers his wife is an expert on the subject.

12:45 PM    What a Blonde (1945)

A man defies his jealous wife to open his home to a group of chorus girls.

02:00 PM    Smart Woman (1931)

A woman plots to make her cheating husband jealous.

03:15 PM    The Guardsman (1931)

A jealous husband dons a disguise to test his wife's fidelity.

04:45 PM    The Shining Hour (1938)

A nightclub dancer marries into society and has to contend with her jealous sister-in-law.

06:30 PM    Rage in Heaven (1941)

A jealous man plots to fake his death and incriminate his wife's suspected lover.

08:00 PM    In Cold Blood (1967)

Two vagrants try to outrun the police after committing a savage crime in this real-life shocker.

10:30 PM    Elmer Gantry (1960)

In the 1920s, Elmer Gantry entertains a group of fellow salesmen in a speakeasy with his ribald jokes and easy charm. When a Salvation Army worker enters, Gantry shocks and moves the crowd with an impromptu, impassioned sermon equating God with love. After collecting money from the patrons, Gantry takes a drunken barfly back to his hotel room. Desp

ite his magnetism, Gantry remains penniless, and soon hops a train to avoid paying his hotel bill. There, a group of tramps steal his shoes and, to escape, he jumps off. Barefoot and filthy, Gantry enters an all-black church and soon wins over the crowd with his ardent singing. The minister, impressed with Gantry's knowledge of scripture, offers him dinner and work, and within days Gantry is back to his traveling sales job. Although he fails to sell any more of his defective household appliances, in one town Gantry is captivated by a poster advertising Sister Sharon Falconer, a visiting evangelist. After attending her prayer meeting, Gantry attempts to speak to the wildly popular preacher, and upon being politely turned away, manages to seduce one of her troupe, naïve Sister Rachel, into divulging information about Sharon's past appearances. Armed with this insider knowledge, Gantry follows the troupe onto a train for Lincoln, Nebraska and, after diverting Sharon's protective manager, William L. Morgan, Gantry sits next to Sharon and claims to know her. Although the exhausted Sharon is wary of Gantry, she appreciates his earthiness and charisma, and agrees to meet him the next day at her tent. Also following Sharon's troupe is cynical reporter Jim Lefferts, who respects Sharon's talent but remains unconvinced of her authenticity or effectiveness in converting people for longer than the few hours during which they remain in her thrall. Jim and Gantry are both present the next day to witness Sharon convince the Lincoln police that not only is the tent not a fire hazard, but that the city leaders need to oppose the attempts by local "whiskey slingers" to discredit her. Gantry, thoroughly impressed, tries to seduce Sharon into hiring him, but when he realizes that he cannot dupe her, informs her with only partially false sincerity that he wants to inspire sinners with the tale of his own moral redemption. Sharon allows him to speak, and she, Bill and Jim watch with awe as Gantry galvanizes the audience with his theatrical preaching about love, hellfire and deliverance. That night, Gantry attempts to kiss Sharon, prompting her to warn him that she is a true believer who will allow to him to remain only if he gives up drinking, smoking and carousing. Jim, who has overheard them, laughingly tells Gantry he could be "the most successful clown in the circus." To Bill's dismay, Jim's words prove true, as Gantry brings his sensationalist style to Sharon's ministry. As she preaches kindness and faith, he causes audience members to speak in tongues and beg forgiveness. Bill urges Sharon to fire Gantry, but she believes them a good pair, and is further convinced when they are invited to perform in Zenith, the biggest city in the Midwest. They meet with the Zenith church leaders, brought together by realtor George Babbitt. When many of the reverends express dismay at turning religion into a spectacle, Babbitt and Gantry counter that the churches must earn money to stay open, and Sharon's visits convert hundreds. Although the committee eventually agrees, many of the reverends remain concerned. The revival enters town with huge fanfare, orchestrated by Gantry, and soon the rapidly growing ministry is running like a factory. Sharon is exhausted by the press attention and frightened of the cynicism and sophistication of the urbanites who picket her tent, but Gantry convinces her that the picketing mobs are the most in need of her salvation. Sharon's solemn, quiet prayer wins over the crowd, and after the service, Gantry protects her from the now adoring fans. Jim, however, remains doubtful and embarks on a series of articles censuring the revival as a sham and revealing that neither Sharon nor Gantry has any credentials or must account for their earnings. Among the millions who read about the ministry is prostitute Lulu Bains, who as a teenager was thrown out of her house after Gantry seduced her by "ramming the fear of God into her." Although the public turns with vicious fervor against Sharon and Babbitt withdraws his financial support, Gantry, armed with proof that Babbitt's properties house illegal businesses, brings the businessman before Jim's editor, Eddington. Sharon is already there, arguing with Jim, who is criticizing her for claiming to know with certainty what God wants. Gantry steps in, and after forcing Jim to admit that he is an atheist, convinces Eddington that this revelation could harm the newspaper. In response, Eddington allows Gantry broadcast time on his radio station, paid for by Babbitt. Although Sharon is thrilled by Gantry's outrageous persuasiveness, when Gantry tries again to kiss her, she retorts that her only love is for God. Conciliating her gently, Gantry draws her into his arms. Within days, the city has embraced Gantry and Sharon as their spiritual leaders and Sharon, who is erecting a tabernacle nearby, is deeply in love with Gantry. One night, as a publicity stunt, he leads a group of reformers to raid a brothel, but when he recognizes Lulu among the arrested, Gantry convinces the police captain to release the girls. Soon after, Lulu asks Gantry to meet her at her hotel room. There, she and her pimp have arranged for a photographer to capture photos of her and Gantry embracing. When Gantry arrives, Lulu seduces him, but when he responds gently, she turns out the light so that no photograph can be taken. Gantry's love for Sharon prompts him to rebuff Lulu, who turns the light back on. The resulting photographs of them kissing goodbye are sent to Sharon, who agrees, with a broken heart, to pay Lulu for the negative. At the brothel, however, Lulu, consumed with spite, refuses the money and gives the pictures to the press. Public opinion immediately turns against Gantry, and at the next service, a riot erupts. Jim, who turned down the opportunity to publish the photos, is there, as well as Lulu, who is horrified to see what she has wrought. She runs from the church, followed by Gantry, who later finds her being beaten by her pimp for refusing Sharon's payment. Gantry rescues Lulu and holds her as she sobs. Later, Jim, who is surprised to realize that Gantry is truly religious, reveals that Lulu has announced in the press that she falsified the photographs. Although Gantry's reputation is restored, he disappears, to Sharon's dismay. Days later, as she prepares for her largest service ever, Gantry appears outside the tabernacle to ask her to run away with him. When she responds that she has been called by God, he realizes that she is consumed by her mission, and retreats sadly to the back of the church. Sharon's sermon inspires a deaf man to beg for her to heal him, and to the horror of both Gantry and Jim, Sharon, now believing herself a living conduit of God, lays her hands on the man and "cures" him. Just then, a man with a lit cigarette starts a fire. As the flames consume the church, a mesmerized Sharon entreats the hysterical crowd to stay and trust God. Gantry tries to rescue her but she breaks away and runs into the flames, her church collapsing around her. By the morning, Jim and Gantry sit among the wreckage. The reverential crowd asks Gantry to forgive them, but he explains that Sharon still loves them, and leads them in a psalm. Although Bill offers Gantry control of the ministry, promising to rebuild, Gantry responds by quoting the Bible: "When I became a man, I put away childish things."

01:15 AM    Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958)

As the family of a wealthy Southern patriarch informs his children that he is dying of cancer, lies and secrets surface that threaten to rip the family apart.

03:15 AM    Lord Jim (1965)

Jim, a young British merchant seaman who has just completed his apprenticeship to become a first officer, is recuperating from a broken leg at a port in the Orient. He signs aboard the dilapidated Patna , but in a storm he abandons ship, leaving the passengers to drown. Patna survives the storm, however, and Jim is dismissed from s

ervice after an inquiry. He seeks anonymity and personal redemption in the Orient, moving to a new location each time he is recognized. When Jim extinguishes a fire on a cargo boat, the owner, Stein, becomes interested in him and sends him on an arms-delivering mission to the village of Patusan, whose natives are enslaved by a warlord whom they call "The General." Jim manages to hide the arms before being captured and tortured by the warlord. A native girl helps him escape, and he organizes a revolt, thus becoming a hero to the natives. Cornelius, The General's partner, and Schomberg, a saloon keeper, enlist the help of Gentleman Brown, a pirate. Jim and Brown meet, and Jim offers the pirate a chance to retreat; but Brown is intent on stealing the Patusan treasure. During the ensuing fight, Jim defeats his enemies, but his friend Waris, son of the native chief, is killed; Jim then sacrifices his own life to appease the chief.

06:00 AM    Sinner's Holiday (1930)

A jealous young man frames his sister's boyfriend.

07:15 AM    Gentleman's Fate (1931)

A bootlegger falls apart when his wife leaves him.

09:00 AM    The Roaring Twenties (1939)

Three old friends and World War I veterans become involved in bootlegging in New York during Prohibition. Two of the friends become rival liquor sellers, while the third is a prosecutor determined to wipe out illegal liquor businesses.

11:00 AM    The Secret Six (1931)

A secret society funds the investigation of a bootlegging gang.

12:30 PM    The Wet Parade (1932)

A crusading politician fights the evils of both drink and prohibition.

02:30 PM    Al Capone (1959)

Chicago's most notorious gangster rules the city ruthlessly.

04:30 PM    The Purple Gang (1960)

The story of the infamous gang of bootleggers, hijackers, and killers in 1920's Detroit.

06:00 PM    The Moonshine War (1970)

A revenuer tries to destroy a sadistic bootlegger's still.

08:00 PM    Humoresque (1946)

A classical musician from the slums is sidetracked by his love for a wealthy neurotic.

10:15 PM    Saturday's Children (1940)

A young inventor's new marriage is jeopardized by financial problems.

12:15 AM    Four Daughters (1938)

A small-town family's peaceful life is shattered when one daughter falls for a rebellious musician.

02:00 AM    Four Wives (1939)

Three married women play matchmaker for their widowed sister.

03:45 AM    Daughters Courageous (1939)

A father returns to the family he left years earlier and tries to solve their problems.

05:45 AM    Tortilla Flat (1942)

Inhabitants of a Southern California fishing village strive for the simple pleasures of life.

07:45 AM    Castle on the Hudson (1940)

A hardened crook behind bars comes up against a reform-minded warden.

09:15 AM    Dust Be My Destiny (1939)

A young misfit lands on a prison chain gang and falls for the foreman's daughter.

10:45 AM    The Smiling Lieutenant (1931)

A misfired flirtation lands a young lieutenant married to a princess instead of the one he loves.

12:15 PM    Princess O'Rourke (1943)

A flying ace's romance with a princess creates diplomatic problems.

02:00 PM    Her Highness and the Bellboy (1945)

A hotel bellboy is the unlikely choice to escort a visiting princess, over the protests of his invalid girlfriend.

04:00 PM    The Student Prince (1954)

A prince falls in love with a barmaid during his last fling before assuming the crown.

06:00 PM    The Swan (1956)

On the eve of her marriage to a prince, a noblewoman falls for her brother's tutor.

08:00 PM    Stars in My Crown (1950)

A parson uses six-guns and the Bible to bring peace to a Tennessee town.

09:45 PM    The Pawnbroker (1965)

With the rise of Hitler, Prof. Sol Nazerman, a Jew, and his family were dragged to a concentration camp, where he saw his two children die and his wife raped by Nazi officers. Now he operates a pawnshop in Spanish Harlem. Numbed by the horrors of his past, he considers himself conditioned against any emotion. His assistant at the shop is a brash bu

t sensitive young Puerto Rican, Jesus Ortiz, who senses that there is another being under the cold exterior Nazerman presents. But the boy's attempts to break through this exterior are rebuffed, as are those of Marilyn Birchfield, a neighborhood social worker. When Nazerman learns that Rodriguez, the pawnshop's flamboyant black backer, makes his money through prostitution, the old man recalls his wife's death and swears that he wants no part of the business; but Rodriguez forces him to admit that he knew all along where the money came from. One day Ortiz tries to get assurance from Nazerman that there is more to life than the ugliness he sees around him. When Nazerman responds by being thoughtlessly cruel, the boy spitefully arranges for the pawnshop to be robbed. Facing armed thugs, Nazerman refuses to hand over his money and readily--almost eagerly--awaits death. But Ortiz takes the bullet intended for Nazerman and dies in the old man's arms. In frustration, Nazerman impales his hand on the receipt spindle and wanders into the street.

12:00 AM    In This Our Life (1942)

A neurotic southerner steals her sister's husband then vies with her for another man.

02:00 AM    Super Fly (1972)

A cocaine dealer tries to pull off one big score so he can get out of crime.

04:00 AM    Brothers (1977)

After an African American man named David Thomas is imprisoned for a crime he did not commit, he begins corresponding with college professor and black activist Paula Jones. His relationship with Paula gives him insight and the strength he needs to live within the brutal and racist prison system.

06:00 AM    The Milky Way (1936)

A mild-mannered milkman stumbles onto a career in the boxing ring.

07:45 AM    Road Show (1941)

A playboy on the run hooks up with a sideshow's beautiful owner.

09:15 AM    Morning Glory (1933)

A stage struck girl travels to New York determined to make it on Broadway.

10:45 AM    That's Right--You're Wrong (1940)

A band leader has to overcome a film studio head's hatred to make it on the big screen.

12:30 PM    The Great Lover (1931)

A womanizing opera star falls in love with his innocent young protegee.

01:45 PM    Friends and Lovers (1931)

A society woman and her husband blackmail the men who flirt with her.

03:00 PM    Father Takes a Wife (1941)

A famous actress has to win over her ready-made family when she weds a shipping magnate.

04:30 PM    Stage Door (1937)

Women at a theatrical boarding house try to make their big break happen.

06:15 PM    The Front Page (1931)

A crusading newspaper editor tricks his retiring star reporter into covering one last case.

08:00 PM    The Tender Trap (1955)

A swinging bachelor finds love when he meets a girl immune to his line.

10:00 PM    Singin' in the Rain (1952)

A silent-screen swashbuckler finds love while trying to adjust to the coming of sound.

12:00 AM    Brigadoon (1954)

Two New Yorkers, on a hunting trip to Scotland, stumble upon the legendary and magical village of Brigadoon, which appears once every hundred years. They are enchanted and charmed by this wonderful world and one of them falls for a beautiful woman who lives in it.

02:00 AM    The Band Wagon (1953)

A Broadway artiste turns a faded film star's comeback vehicle into an artsy flop.

04:00 AM    Carefree (1938)

When lovely singer Amanda Cooper has trouble accepting the marriage proposals of her beau, Stephen Arden, he calls upon his psychiatrist friend Dr. Tony Flagg to analyze her. Though Tony initially tries to maintain a typical doctor/patient relationship, it's not long before he's falling for Amanda. After a session of hypnosis, Amanda remains stuck

in a happy-go-lucky state, leaving her disarmingly footloose and fancy-free.

05:30 AM    Primrose Path (1940)

The youngest child in a family of prostitutes tries to go straight with a working man.

07:15 AM    Station West (1948)

A federal agent takes on a gang of gold thieves.

08:45 AM    Blood on the Moon (1948)

A gunslinger hired to drive off a rancher falls in love with the man's daughter.

10:15 AM    Roughshod (1949)

A rancher tries to save his fellow stagecoach passengers from a murderous enemy.

12:00 PM    Colorado Territory (1949)

An outlaw just released from prison is sucked back into a life of crime in this remake of High Sierra.

01:45 PM    Along the Great Divide (1951)

A U.S. Marshall tries to get a rustler to trial before a vengeful rancher can kill him.

03:30 PM    Riding Shotgun (1954)

A stagecoach guard is mistaken for a member of a gang of outlaws.

05:00 PM    Black Patch (1957)

When the town marshal, a former Civil War veteran, is accused of murdering a former friend turned bank robber for the money, the town is thrown into a moral dilemma.

06:30 PM    The Badlanders (1958)

Western outlaws join forces for a daring gold robbery in this remake of The Asphalt Jungle.

08:00 PM    Gun Crazy (1950)

Two disturbed young people release their fascination with guns through a crime spree.

09:45 PM    Thelma & Louise (1991)

Thelma and Louise are accidental outlaws on a desperate flight across the Southwest after a tragic incident at a roadside bar. With a determined detective on their trail, a sweet-talking hitchhiker in their path and a string of crimes in their wake, their journey alternates between hilarious, high-speed thrill ride and empowering personal odyssey e

ven as the law closes in.

12:15 AM    Coffy (1973)

Pam Grier as "the baddest One-Chick Hit-Squad that ever hit town," a Florence Nightingale of the Ghetto out to avenge the pushers who smacked out her kid sister.

02:00 AM    Piranha (1978)

When insurance investigator Maggie McKeown is sent to find two missing teenagers who were hiking near Lost River Lake, she hires a local man named Paul Grogan to be her guide in the area. The two come across an abandoned military facility whose only resident if Dr. Robert Hoak, who was formerly in charge of a secret project to breed piranha to be u

sed in the Vietnam War. Although the project has been defunct for years, Hoak continued to raise the killer fish. When the doctor is knocked out, Maggie and Paul accidentally release the fish into a river that feeds into a lake which is used as a children's summer camp and a new tourist resort. Maggie and Paul try to warn the local citizens, and are met with skepticism until the piranha begin to attack.

03:45 AM    Tintorera (1977)

Two Mexican tourists, Steven and Miguel, on holiday at a tropical island Mexican resort, flirt with various ladies from England, hunt sharks, and meet an attractive British blond, named Gabriella, who shacks up with them. But the partying soon becomes disrupted by a large and monstrous tiger shark who begins attacking and devouring various tourists

and Steven and Miguel decide to take it upon themselves to hunt down and kill the beast.

05:30 AM    Changing (1971)

A young family tries to cope with shifting social values in this short film.

06:00 AM    Sinbad the Sailor (1947)

The Arabian Nights hero sets off to find the lost treasure of Alexander the Great.

08:00 AM    Mutts About Racing (1958)

It's Droopy vs Butch in a cross-country automobile race! Butch employs various schemes to win the race but will he be successful?

08:17 AM    George Town "Pride of Penang" (1941)

This short film takes the viewer to British colony of Penang.

08:27 AM    Quick Money (1938)

A small-town mayor fights crooks set on opening a gambling resort.

08:08 AM    Wild Water (1957)

This short film focuses on the sport of kayaking.

09:30 AM    Flaming Waters (1935)

Tarzan goes to Guatemala to find his lost friend and help discover hidden treasure.

10:00 AM    She-Sick Sailors (1944)

Bluto impersonates Superman and completely baffles both Olive Oyl and Popeye as he pretends to stop an oncoming train that is barreling down the tracks at full speed. Bluto almost succeeds in winning Olive from Popeye.

10:08 AM    Dr. Kildare's Strange Case (1940)

A young doctor uses pioneering methods to treat a mental patient.

11:30 AM    Romance Road (1937)

In this short film, a RCMP sergeant must mediate a land rights dispute between an advancing railroad construction gang and French Canadian trappers in the rugged Northwest Territory of Canada. Vitaphone Release 8179-8180.

12:00 PM    Mad Love (1935)

A mad doctor grafts the hands of a murderer on to a concert pianist's wrists.

01:15 PM    Shadow of a Doubt (1943)

Young Charlie is a small-town girl consumed with finding out whether her unhinged Uncle Charlie is a serial killer.

03:15 PM    The Guns of Navarone (1961)

A team of Allied saboteurs fight their way behind enemy lines to destroy a pair of Nazi guns on the Aegean island of Navarone.

06:00 PM    The Sunshine Boys (1975)

A feuding comedy team reunites for a television comeback.