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12:00 AM    Walk Cheerfully (1930)

A street hoodlum reforms for the love of a good girl, but his old pals get him back in trouble.

02:00 AM    Uncle Yanco (1967)

02:20 AM    Black Panthers (1968)

03:15 AM    Lions Love (1969)

An improvisational style film that centers around a group of filmmakers as they try to make a movie using some of the stars of Andy Warhol's Factory scene.

05:15 AM    MGM Parade Show #11 (1955)

Judy Garland and Gene Kelly perform in a clip from For Me and My Gal. Susan Hayward introduces a clip from I'll Cry Tomorrow.

06:00 AM    The Dawn Patrol (1938)

A flight commander in France almost cracks under the pressure of sending men to their deaths.

08:00 AM    The Toast of New Orleans (1950)

A New Orleans fisherman fights snobbery to become an opera star.

09:45 AM    Eye of the Devil (1966)

A French nobleman deserts his wife because of an ancient family secret.

11:45 AM    Tonight's the Night (1954)

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

01:15 PM    A Kiss in the Dark (1949)

A concert pianist inherits an apartment house full of loony tenants.

02:45 PM    A Matter of Life and Death (1947)

Returning home from a bombing mission over Germany, Royal Air Force squadron leader Peter Carter, survives a jump from his burning plane without a parachute. Due to the incompetence of an angel, Carter escapes his appointment with death, which causes great consternation in Heaven. To further complicate matters, Carter falls helplessly in love with

an American radio operator. Caught in the nether world between Earth and the next life, Carter must plead his case before a heavenly tribunal.

04:45 PM    Around the World in 80 Days (1956)

The fantastic adventures of Englishman Phileas Fogg who, to win a bet, journeyed around the world in the "record time" of 80 days using every mode of transportation from train to boat to elephant and balloon.

08:00 PM    Romance on the High Seas (1948)

A man hires a private eye to watch his wife on a cruise, but the wife sends an impostor.

09:45 PM    My Dream Is Yours (1949)

A talent scout turns a young unknown into a radio singing star.

11:45 PM    Tea for Two (1950)

An heiress has to say no to every question for 24 hours if she wants to star on Broadway.

01:30 AM    The West Point Story (1950)

A Broadway producer tries to put on a show at the legendary military academy.

03:30 AM    Lullaby of Broadway (1951)

A star's former servants try to keep her daughter from learning of her fate.

05:15 AM    It's a Great Feeling (1949)

When nobody at Warner Bros. will work with him, movie star Jack Carson decides to turn an unknown into his co-star.

07:00 AM    Storm Warning (1951)

A model on vacation discovers that her sister's husband is a murderous Ku Klux Klansman.

09:00 AM    Blondie of the Follies (1932)

Two showgirls on the road from rags to riches compete for the same man.

10:45 AM    Goodbye Again (1933)

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

12:00 PM    Make Me a Star (1932)

A grocery clerk goes to Hollywood in search of fame and fortune.

01:45 PM    Sing and Like It (1934)

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

03:00 PM    Strictly Unreliable (1932)

Thelma Todd has gotten her big break in a vaudeville act but friend ZaSu Pitts steals the show.

03:20 PM    Backs to Nature (1933)

Patsy Kelly and Thelma Todd try to brave the great outdoors.

03:40 PM    Hill-Tillies (1936)

Comedic duo Patsy Kelly and Lyda Roberti camp out in the woods for a publicity stunt.

04:15 PM    Kelly the Second (1936)

A feisty Irish woman turns a truck driver into a championship boxer.

05:30 PM    Hips, Hips, Hooray! (1934)

Two salesmen try to market a flavored lipstick.

06:45 PM    Smart Blonde (1936)

An ambitious reporter forces her policeman boyfriend to let her help with a murder case.

08:00 PM    Thoroughbreds Don't Cry (1937)

A young jockey goes crooked to land a valuable riding job.

09:30 PM    Easter Parade (1948)

A musical about a Broadway dancer who tries to forget his ex-partner while rising to stardom with his new partner.

11:30 PM    A Star Is Born (1954)

A falling star marries the newcomer he's helping reach the top.

02:45 AM    A Family Affair (1936)

In the first Hardy Family film, a small-town judge fights for re-election while dealing with family problems.

04:00 AM    The Human Comedy (1943)

A small-town telegraph boy deals with the strains of growing up during World War II.

06:00 AM    Quicksand (1950)

Petty theft leads a mechanic into a life of crime.

07:30 AM    Andy Hardy Comes Home (1958)

Andy Hardy returns to Carvel to negotiate a land deal.

09:00 AM    The Black Stallion (1979)

While traveling with his father, a young boy named Alec Ramsey becomes fascinated by a mysterious Arabian stallion that is brought on board the ship on which he is sailing. When the ship tragically sinks, Alec and the stallion are the sole survivors, and he is left stranded on a deserted island. Alec befriends the horse--his only companion on the s

hipwrecked island. When finally both the boy and the horse return to the Alec's home, they soon meet Henry Dailey, a once successful trainer. Together they begin training the Black Stallion to race against the world's fastest horses.

11:00 AM    The Desert Song (1944)

A man leads a group of desert bandits against some Nazis, who want to use them as cheap labor for their railroad.

01:00 PM    God Is My Co-Pilot (1945)

A flyer dismissed as too old fights to prove himself against the Japanese.

02:45 PM    One More Tomorrow (1946)

A playboy and a lady photographer allow social differences to come between them.

04:15 PM    The Very Thought of You (1944)

World War II intrudes on the speedy courtship and marriage of a GI and his Pasadena sweetheart.

06:00 PM    Pretty Baby (1950)

A pair of advertising executives use a woman's child to snag a client.

08:00 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.

10:00 PM    Murder, My Sweet (1944)

Detective Philip Marlowe's search for a two-timing woman leads him to blackmail and murder.

12:00 AM    Bitter Sweet (1940)

A voice teacher and his star pupil run away together to a life of love and poverty.

02:00 AM    How Sweet It Is! (1968)

A husband and wife take their young son on a trip to Europe as a way of sparking their married life, but the wife ends up having interludes with a gallant Frenchman.

04:00 AM    Sweet Jesus, Preacherman (1972)

A hitman hides out as a preacher in a ghetto church.

06:00 AM    Music for Millions (1944)

A pregnant musician awaits her husband's return from World War II.

08:00 AM    Everything I Have Is Yours (1952)

On the eve of her big Broadway break, a dancer discovers she's pregnant.

09:45 AM    Boy Meets Girl (1938)

Two wacky Hollywood writers drive their boss crazy while trying to help a pregnant waitress.

11:15 AM    The Tunnel of Love (1958)

A married couple endures endless red tape when they try to adopt a child.

01:00 PM    A Child Is Born (1940)

A pregnant prison inmate shares her problems with the patients in a maternity ward.

02:30 PM    Adventure (1945)

A rough-living sailor has trouble adjusting to domestic life when he marries a librarian.

04:45 PM    Going Steady (1958)

When seventeen-year-old Julie Ann Turner begs her father Gordon for permission to travel from her home in Pasadena, California to Reno, Nevada to watch her high school basketball team compete with the Nevada champions, Gordon unequivocally says no. After Julie Ann's sympathetic mother Grace needles the straight-laced Gordon into giving his permiss

ion, the following weekend, Julie Ann, her steady boyfriend Calvin Potter and their classmates, Woody Simmons and Olive Nelson, drive to Reno in Calvin's rickety car. During the game, Calvin substitutes for an injured player and makes the winning basket. Afterward, the classmates celebrate at a victory dance. Wanting to be alone, Julie Anne and Calvin slip away from the others, and after they profess their love for each other, Julie Ann, inspired by the story of her aunt Lola, who eloped to South America when she was sixteen, suggests that they get married. Following their marriage by a justice of the peace, the teenagers spend the night at a honeymoon cottage. The next morning, Julie Ann confides to Olive and Woody that she and Calvin are married. They then drive back home, and as they near her parent's house, Julie Ann suggests keeping the marriage a secret until graduation. Two weeks later, Gordon, peeved by Calvin's constant presence at the house, thinks that it is time for Julie Ann to put an end to their relationship. When Gordon's car battery dies, Calvin lends him his car to drive to work. Although Calvin tries to warn Gordon about the car's idiosyncrasies, Gordon ignores him, and as a result the car belches a cloud of smoke at a police officer who then issues him a ticket for polluting Pasadena. Furious over the citation, Gordon forbids Julie Ann to see Calvin again. One day at school during lunch recess, Olive accompanies Julie to the obstetrician. In the hallway outside the doctor's office, Olive is spotted by one of her classmates, who spreads a rumor that Olive is pregnant. As a result, Olive and Woody are summoned to see Principal Ahern. As Ahern questions the teenagers, Julie Ann comes to the office and confesses that she is pregnant, but refuses to divulge the father's name. When Ahern orders Julie Ann to return in the morning with her parents, Julie Ann tells her mother about her condition. That night, after serving Gordon his favorite dinner, Grace tells him that Julie Ann is married and pregnant. Gordon thinks that Grace is joking until Grace assures him that she is serious. An agitated Gordon then phones Calvin's father and orders him and his family immediately to come to the Turner house. When the Potters arrive, Gordon blusters that Calvin is a "teenage idiot," prompting his parents calmly to defend him as a "sweet boy." After Gordon insists that the teenagers get an annulment, Grace states that Julie Ann's pregnancy renders an annulment impossible. Calvin, previously unaware that he was about to become a father, is as shocked at the announcement as his parents. Grace then suggests that Calvin move in with them, and later, as Calvin carries his belonging upstairs, he drops a bowling ball on Gordon's foot. Four days later, Grace tries to teach the carefree Julie Ann the art of homemaking while Gordon decides it is time to lecture Calvin about the responsibilities of marriage. When Gordon offers Calvin a job at his hardware store, Calvin, who has dreams of working in the insurance industry, demurs. Later, when Calvin insists that they move into their own place, Julie Ann accuses him of being unappreciative and storms off to bed alone. Grace then suggests that Calvin sleep with Gordon while she moves in with Julie Ann. Gordon spends a sleepless night after Calvin awakens him for snoring and then thrashes around the bed. Although Calvin exhibits no aptitude for the hardware business, Gordon insists that he continue working at the store. Ten excruciating days later, Aunt Lola, now widowed, pays an unexpected visit to the Turner home. As the family greets her, Calvin strolls into the house and announces that he is leaving the hardware business to work as a grocery clerk. When Julie Ann refuses to move out of her parents' house after graduation, Calvin tells her to "grow up" and moves out by himself. The night of graduation, Lola goes on a date with Abner Priestley, the insurance company executive who is to speak at the ceremony. After Lola leaves, Gordon makes a disparaging remark about her impulsiveness, sparking an argument with Grace. At the ceremony, as Julie Ann is awarded her diploma, her parents are still fighting. Abner then takes the podium and delivers a speech about accepting the responsibilities of adulthood. After Abner admonishes the graduates to be independent in thought and action, Julie Ann takes his advice to heart and apologizes to Calvin. Afterward, when Lola complements Abner on the speech, he responds that she should like it since she wrote it for him. After Gordon and Grace reconcile at home, Calvin and Julie Ann stop by to tell them that Abner offered Calvin a job in his insurance company. All ends happily as Olive races in to announce that she and Woody are engaged. After the teenagers leave, the Turners, finally alone, turn off all the lights and ascend the stairs to their bedroom.

06:15 PM    Joy in the Morning (1965)

A law student and his bride try to build a life together despite her fear of intimacy.

08:00 PM    Gone With the Wind (1939)

Scarlett O'Hara is in love with drippy Ashley Wilkes, and is devastated when he announces that he plans to marry her cousin Melanie. She pleads with Ashley to marry her instead, but then, on the first day of the Civil War, she meets mercurial Rhett Butler. A man to match her strength of character and romantic desires, Butler changes the course of h

er life. Despite hunger, and the burning of Atlanta, Scarlett survives the war and its aftermath, but ultimately loses the only man she really loved.

12:00 AM    Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)

The seven Pontipee brothers ease the loneliness of their Oregon farm by courting seven women.

02:00 AM    Rope (1948)

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

03:30 AM    The Four Feathers (1939)

A disgraced officer risks his life to help his childhood friends in battle.

06:00 AM    The Big House (1930)

An attempted prison break leads to a riot.

07:30 AM    Hold 'Em Jail (1932)

Two salesmen sent to jail on trumped-up charges build a prison football team.

08:45 AM    Millionaires in Prison (1940)

Four convicts volunteer as medical guinea pigs to win early paroles.

10:00 AM    Revolt in the Big House (1958)

Escaped convict and incorrigible criminal Lou Gannon is cornered and wounded by undercover police de

11:30 AM    Numbered Men (1930)

A convict learns that a fellow prisoner has been messing with his woman.

12:45 PM    6,000 Enemies (1939)

A prison riot traps an innocent couple.

02:00 PM    We Who Are About to Die (1936)

A San Quentin inmate's death row conviction is reversed.

03:30 PM    Ladies They Talk About (1933)

A lady bank robber becomes the cell block boss after she's sent to prison.

04:45 PM    House of Women (1962)

A young woman is wrongly implicated in a crime and sent to prison for five years.

06:15 PM    Brute Force (1947)

Tough, disgruntled prisoners plan a daring, possibly bloody escape while on a drain pipe detail.

08:00 PM    The 39 Steps (1935)

Richard Hanney has a rude awakening when a glamorous female spy falls into his bed -- with a knife in her back. Having a bit of trouble explaining it all to Scotland Yard, he heads for the hills of Scotland to try to clear his name by locating the spy ring known as "The 39 Steps."

09:45 PM    Psycho (1960)

A woman on the run gets mixed up with a repressed young man and his violent mother.

11:45 PM    North by Northwest (1959)

A suave, successful New York advertising executive finds himself, through a case of mistaken identity, embroiled in a web of intrigue and murder that takes him across the country to prove his innocence to the police.

02:15 AM    Robocop (1987)

In the not-to-distant-future, a newly transfered Detroit police officer is remade into an indistructable cybornetic cop after being dismembered by a gang of thungs in an abandoned warehouse. Reborn as Robocop he is programed to serve and protect the citizens of Detroit and eliminate the rampant crime in the city streets so that a massive city-wide

reconstruction project can get underway. But once he has completed his task, he sets his sites on the corruption inside Securities Concepts Inc.- the corporation that created him.

04:15 AM    Robocop 2 (1990)

Cyborg law enforcement continues, this time battling a new, addictive designer drug, nuke.

06:30 AM    Big Leaguer (1953)

An aging ballplayer is relegated to managing a training camp.

08:00 AM    Cleaning House (1938)

The Captain wants to get out of his share of house work so he pretends to be sick but unfortunately for him Mama calls for the doctor to give him a physical.

08:09 AM    Bring on the Girls (1937)

In this comedic short, Edgar Bergen and his ventriloquist dummy partner Charlie McCarthy introduce the acts of a vaudeville show. Vitaphone Release 2079.

08:21 AM    St. Helena and its "Man of Destiny" (1936)

This explores the history of St. Helena, including Napoleon's final address.

08:29 AM    Secret Enemies (1942)

The FBI tracks Nazi agents to a luxury hotel.

09:30 AM    Doom's Brink (1935)

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

10:00 AM    Shape Ahoy (1945)

Bachelors Popeye and Bluto decide on a life free from women on their tropical isle. The fun begins when a shipwrecked Olive Oyl arrives on their island.

10:08 AM    The Kennel Murder Case (1933)

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

11:30 AM    Main Street Follies (1935)

A New York producer sends a spy to a nightclub to report back on the musical acts.

12:00 PM    The Mask of Dimitrios (1944)

A meek novelist investigates the mysterious death of a notorious scoundrel.

01:45 PM    Murder By Death (1976)

A criminal madman invites the world's greatest detectives for a night of dinner and murder.

03:30 PM    In Cold Blood (1967)

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

05:45 PM    A Face in the Crowd (1957)

A female television executive turns a folk-singing drifter into a powerful media star.

08:00 PM    Gandhi (1982)

Biographical epic on the life of Mohandas K Gandhi, a proponent of peaceful revolution who led his country's fight for independence and was subsequently assassinated.

11:30 PM    The Inner Eye (1972)

12:00 AM    Killer's Kiss (1955)

As welterweight boxer Davey Gordon paces in New York's Grand Central Station, waiting for the train to Seattle, he reminisces about the events of the past few days: Three days earlier, Davey is in his small apartment, preparing for his bout with Kid Rodriguez. Across the courtyard, taxi dancer Gloria Price gets ready for work at the Pleasure Land d

ance hall. Although their windows are directly opposite the other, Davey and Gloria rarely notice each other. After they walk out at the same time, Gloria is picked up by her boss, Vincent Rapallo, who teases Gloria about the washed-up Davey being her boyfriend. As the bout begins, Rapallo calls Gloria into his office to watch the fight on television. At twenty-nine, Davey is older than his opponent, and his years of boxing have been frustratingly unsuccessful. As happens whenever he has an important match, Davey's "glass jaw" proves his undoing, and he is knocked out by Rodriguez. Although Gloria is nauseated by the slugging, Rapallo is excited, and soon turns his lustful attentions to Gloria. That evening, Davey receives a call from his uncle George, who urges him to come home to Seattle for a vacation. Despite his deep disappointment in his life, Davey demurs, and soon falls into a nightmare-filled sleep. He is awakened by screams coming from Gloria's room, and when he looks out, sees that Gloria is being attacked by Rapallo. Davey runs across the rooftop and down the stairs to Gloria's room, frightening away Rapallo. Davey then comforts Gloria, who relates that Rapallo had come over to apologize, although for what, she does not explain. Rapallo promised Gloria a secure life and assured her of his undying love, but Gloria, unable to forgive him, ordered him to leave. Rapallo then attacked her, prompting the screams that woke Davey. Davey tucks Gloria in, then as she sleeps, looks over her belongings, including photographs of a man and a woman. The next morning, Davey, instead of asking Gloria what Rapallo was sorry about, which is what really interests him, asks her about the people in the photographs. Gloria tells him that they are her father and older sister Iris, who was a ballet dancer. Gloria relates that her mother died when she was born, and that as the years passed, Iris and her father grew closer, often excluding her. Gloria began to hate Iris, especially after she became an established dancer. Iris was proposed to by a wealthy older man, but when her suitor insisted that she give up her career, Iris turned him down. Iris was forced to accept him, however, when their father grew ill and required expensive medical attention. Gloria, who was a teenager at the time, lived with Iris and her husband on his Long Island estate, where Iris was constantly by their father's side. On the day of their father's death, the hysterical Gloria accused the seemingly calm Iris of never loving their father. Hours later, Iris' husband found her body after she committed suicide. Soon after, Gloria began work at the dance hall, which she calls a "human zoo," and there immersed herself in the dehumanizing atmosphere to forget her grief. The couple spends the day together, and Davey is pleased to hear Gloria laugh for the first time. Gloria's somber mood resumes, however, when Davey tells her that he has decided to return to Seattle for good. Upon their return to Gloria's apartment, Davey realizes that he has fallen in love with her, and Gloria responds to his kiss. Gloria agrees to accompany Davey to Seattle, and the couple organizes their finances. Davey calls his manager, Albert, and asks to meet him outside Pleasure Land that night to cash his check from the fight. Albert agrees, and at the dance hall, while Gloria goes inside to ask Rapallo for her final wages, Davey waits on the street for Albert. Furious at being spurned, especially when he looks out the window and sees Davey, Rapallo refuses to pay Gloria. Meanwhile, Davey's scarf has been stolen by two high-spirited conventioneers, and he chases them. Albert arrives after Davey runs off, and Rapallo, determined to have Gloria, orders two of his henchmen to beat up the man waiting on the street. While the henchmen are mistakenly beating up Albert in an alley, Rapallo calls Gloria into his office and pays her. When Gloria returns to the street, Davey is waiting, and they decide that Albert must have come and gone already. The couple goes to their respective apartments to pack, and when Davey goes to Gloria's, he discovers that she is missing. Davey then peeks through Gloria's window as the manager lets two policemen into his apartment. The policemen reveal that Albert was beaten to death, and that Davey is the prime suspect. Retrieving a gun from his suitcase, Davey returns to Pleasure Land and follows Rapallo after he leaves in the morning. When Rapallo stops at a stoplight, Davey jumps into his convertible and demands to know where Gloria is. Rapallo drives him to the warehouse where Gloria is being held by two hoodlums, who soon overpower Davey. As Davey pretends to be unconscious, he hears Gloria promise to do whatever Rapallo wants if he will spare her life. Suddenly, Davey jumps out the window and runs, followed by Rapallo and one of the thugs. Davey climbs a fire escape to the rooftops, and when a henchman tries to follow the fleeing boxer, he injures his leg. Davey eventually finds an open door and descends into a mannequin factory. As Davey hides, Rapallo enters and knocks out the curious owner. Armed with a fire axe and pole, the two men battle each other among the mannequins, until Davey impales Rapallo with the pole. Back at the train station, Davey finishes his thoughts by remembering that the police judged Rapallo's death to be self-defense and cleared him of Albert's murder after the two hoodlums confessed. Davey ponders having fallen in love with a girl he knew for only a few days, and realizes he will never see her again. Just as he is about to board his train, however, Davey hears Gloria calling his name, and eagerly embraces her.

01:45 AM    The Remains Of The Day (1993)

A proper British butler sacrifices happiness to remain faithful to his position.

04:15 AM    Downstairs (1932)

An evil chauffeur seduces and blackmails his way through high society.

06:00 AM    Morning Glory (1933)

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

07:45 AM    H. M. Pulham, Esq. (1941)

A stuffy businessman livens things up by having a fling.

10:00 AM    Killer's Kiss (1955)

As welterweight boxer Davey Gordon paces in New York's Grand Central Station, waiting for the train to Seattle, he reminisces about the events of the past few days: Three days earlier, Davey is in his small apartment, preparing for his bout with Kid Rodriguez. Across the courtyard, taxi dancer Gloria Price gets ready for work at the Pleasure Land d

ance hall. Although their windows are directly opposite the other, Davey and Gloria rarely notice each other. After they walk out at the same time, Gloria is picked up by her boss, Vincent Rapallo, who teases Gloria about the washed-up Davey being her boyfriend. As the bout begins, Rapallo calls Gloria into his office to watch the fight on television. At twenty-nine, Davey is older than his opponent, and his years of boxing have been frustratingly unsuccessful. As happens whenever he has an important match, Davey's "glass jaw" proves his undoing, and he is knocked out by Rodriguez. Although Gloria is nauseated by the slugging, Rapallo is excited, and soon turns his lustful attentions to Gloria. That evening, Davey receives a call from his uncle George, who urges him to come home to Seattle for a vacation. Despite his deep disappointment in his life, Davey demurs, and soon falls into a nightmare-filled sleep. He is awakened by screams coming from Gloria's room, and when he looks out, sees that Gloria is being attacked by Rapallo. Davey runs across the rooftop and down the stairs to Gloria's room, frightening away Rapallo. Davey then comforts Gloria, who relates that Rapallo had come over to apologize, although for what, she does not explain. Rapallo promised Gloria a secure life and assured her of his undying love, but Gloria, unable to forgive him, ordered him to leave. Rapallo then attacked her, prompting the screams that woke Davey. Davey tucks Gloria in, then as she sleeps, looks over her belongings, including photographs of a man and a woman. The next morning, Davey, instead of asking Gloria what Rapallo was sorry about, which is what really interests him, asks her about the people in the photographs. Gloria tells him that they are her father and older sister Iris, who was a ballet dancer. Gloria relates that her mother died when she was born, and that as the years passed, Iris and her father grew closer, often excluding her. Gloria began to hate Iris, especially after she became an established dancer. Iris was proposed to by a wealthy older man, but when her suitor insisted that she give up her career, Iris turned him down. Iris was forced to accept him, however, when their father grew ill and required expensive medical attention. Gloria, who was a teenager at the time, lived with Iris and her husband on his Long Island estate, where Iris was constantly by their father's side. On the day of their father's death, the hysterical Gloria accused the seemingly calm Iris of never loving their father. Hours later, Iris' husband found her body after she committed suicide. Soon after, Gloria began work at the dance hall, which she calls a "human zoo," and there immersed herself in the dehumanizing atmosphere to forget her grief. The couple spends the day together, and Davey is pleased to hear Gloria laugh for the first time. Gloria's somber mood resumes, however, when Davey tells her that he has decided to return to Seattle for good. Upon their return to Gloria's apartment, Davey realizes that he has fallen in love with her, and Gloria responds to his kiss. Gloria agrees to accompany Davey to Seattle, and the couple organizes their finances. Davey calls his manager, Albert, and asks to meet him outside Pleasure Land that night to cash his check from the fight. Albert agrees, and at the dance hall, while Gloria goes inside to ask Rapallo for her final wages, Davey waits on the street for Albert. Furious at being spurned, especially when he looks out the window and sees Davey, Rapallo refuses to pay Gloria. Meanwhile, Davey's scarf has been stolen by two high-spirited conventioneers, and he chases them. Albert arrives after Davey runs off, and Rapallo, determined to have Gloria, orders two of his henchmen to beat up the man waiting on the street. While the henchmen are mistakenly beating up Albert in an alley, Rapallo calls Gloria into his office and pays her. When Gloria returns to the street, Davey is waiting, and they decide that Albert must have come and gone already. The couple goes to their respective apartments to pack, and when Davey goes to Gloria's, he discovers that she is missing. Davey then peeks through Gloria's window as the manager lets two policemen into his apartment. The policemen reveal that Albert was beaten to death, and that Davey is the prime suspect. Retrieving a gun from his suitcase, Davey returns to Pleasure Land and follows Rapallo after he leaves in the morning. When Rapallo stops at a stoplight, Davey jumps into his convertible and demands to know where Gloria is. Rapallo drives him to the warehouse where Gloria is being held by two hoodlums, who soon overpower Davey. As Davey pretends to be unconscious, he hears Gloria promise to do whatever Rapallo wants if he will spare her life. Suddenly, Davey jumps out the window and runs, followed by Rapallo and one of the thugs. Davey climbs a fire escape to the rooftops, and when a henchman tries to follow the fleeing boxer, he injures his leg. Davey eventually finds an open door and descends into a mannequin factory. As Davey hides, Rapallo enters and knocks out the curious owner. Armed with a fire axe and pole, the two men battle each other among the mannequins, until Davey impales Rapallo with the pole. Back at the train station, Davey finishes his thoughts by remembering that the police judged Rapallo's death to be self-defense and cleared him of Albert's murder after the two hoodlums confessed. Davey ponders having fallen in love with a girl he knew for only a few days, and realizes he will never see her again. Just as he is about to board his train, however, Davey hears Gloria calling his name, and eagerly embraces her.

11:30 AM    The Magnificent Ambersons (1942)

A possessive son's efforts to keep his mother from remarrying threaten to destroy his family.

01:15 PM    Lust for Life (1956)

An intense and imaginative artist, Van Gogh possesses undeniable talent but is plagued by mental problems and frustrations with failure. Supported by his brother, Theo, the tormented Van Gogh eventually leaves Holland for France, where he meets volatile fellow painter Paul Gauguin and struggles to find greater inspiration.

03:30 PM    Gypsy (1962)

During New York's vaudeville days a tough stage mother tries to get her daughters to become stars. After a long, seedy struggle, the shy "Gypsy" becomes a hit and then tries to turn her back on the mother who got her there.

06:00 PM    The Subject Was Roses (1968)

A young soldier returns from World War II, moves in with his parents, and tries to mend their deteriorating marriage.

08:00 PM    The Great Train Robbery (1979)

Three crooks plot to steal a fortune in gold from a moving train.

10:00 PM    Westworld (1973)

A high-tech amusement park for adults features three recreated historical environments - Medieval World, Roman World and West World - populated by highly realistic androids programmed to indulge the whims of every high-paying guest. The main attraction of West World is the Gunslinger - a robot programmed to start duels but who can always be killed

by humans packing special guns. John and Peter, two buddies on vacation, wake up in a West World bordello after a night of brawls and booze, not yet knowing that a system-wide failure has infected the androids and placed them in mortal danger.

12:00 AM    Bashful (1917)

In order to claim his inheritance, a man must first come up with a wife and child.

12:10 AM    Girl Shy (1924)

In this silent film, a small-town boy raises a ruckus when he writes a book about how to handle women.

02:00 AM    World on a Wire (1973)

A cybernetics engineer uncovers a conspiracy in a corporation specializing in virtual reality.

06:00 AM    Billy the Kid (1941)

A misunderstood youngster turns into one of the West's most notorious outlaws.

08:00 AM    The Outlaw (1943)

Billy the Kid and Doc Holliday fight over possession of a stallion and a sultry Mexican girl.

10:15 AM    Return of the Bad Men (1948)

A farmer falls for the female leader of a band of notorious outlaws.

12:00 PM    Santa Fe Trail (1940)

Jeb Stuart leads West Point graduates against abolitionist John Brown, and finally gets involved in the battle at Harper's Ferry, thus beginning the Civil War.

02:00 PM    I Shot Jesse James (1949)

After shooting his best friend, an outlaw tries to cope with the guilt.

03:45 PM    The Westerner (1940)

A drifter accused of horse stealing faces off against the notorious Judge Roy Bean.

05:30 PM    Red River (1948)

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

08:00 PM    Calamity Jane (1953)

The Wild West heroine helps bring a star attraction to Deadwood and finds love.

10:00 PM    I'll See You In My Dreams (1951)

Songwriter Gus Kahn fights to make his name, then has to fight again to survive the Depression.

12:00 AM    On Moonlight Bay (1951)

A small-town tomboy falls for the boy-next-door in the years before World War I.

01:45 AM    By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1953)

A small-town girl's love life goes ballistic when her sweetheart returns from World War I.

03:45 AM    April in Paris (1952)

A bureaucrat's mistake sends a chorus girl to Paris representing American theatre in place of a star actress.

05:45 AM    Lucky Me (1954)

When the members of a musical troupe take cleaning jobs, their lead singer falls for a famous songwriter.

07:45 AM    Starlift (1951)

An actress and an air transport crewman fall in love in this star-studded salute to the Korean war.

09:30 AM    The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)

The bandit king of Sherwood Forest leads his Merry Men in a battle against the corrupt Prince John.

11:30 AM    Devotion (1946)

The Bronte sisters and their brother fight personal demons to realize their artistic ambitions.

01:30 PM    The Male Animal (1942)

A college professor fights censorship and an amorous football player who's after his wife.

03:30 PM    Light in the Piazza (1962)

A woman's efforts to marry off her daughter are hindered by a family secret.

05:30 PM    Government Girl (1943)

An aviation engineer and a government secretary are thrown together by the war effort.

07:30 PM    MGM Parade Show #13 (1955)

George Murphy introduces clips featuring Susan Hayward and Fernand Gravet from "The Great Waltz" and "I'll Cry Tomorrow".

08:00 PM    Anchors Aweigh (1945)

A pair of sailors on leave try to help a movie extra become a singing star.

10:30 PM    The Green Years (1946)

An orphaned Irish boy is taken in by his mother's Scottish relations.

12:45 AM    Kim (1951)

Rudyard Kipling's classic tale of an orphaned boy who helps the British Army against Indian rebels.

02:45 AM    The Dunwich Horror (1970)

Nancy Walker and Elizabeth Hamilton, two students who attend Miskatonic University and work in the school library, are putting away the Necronomicon , a rare book on the occult, after a lecture on the supernatural given by visiting professor Dr. Henry Armitage. Dr. Armitage discovers Wilbur Whateley memorizing ritual passages from the

Necronomicon and is at first angry, but learns that Wilbur comes from nearby Dunwich, a village having a history of evil occurrences, and that Wilbur is the great-grandson of Oliver Whateley, who was hanged by the villagers as a demon. Nancy, finding herself attracted to Wilbur, offers to drive him home when he misses his bus. Later, in the old mansion where Wilbur lives with his grandfather, Wilbur drugs Nancy and sabotages her car, thus forcing her to stay for the night. (He plans to sacrifice her in a fertility rite in the hopes of gaining for himself contact with the spiritual world.) Nancy accepts his invitation to spend the weekend there, but her absence alarms both Elizabeth and Dr. Armitage, who learn that Wilbur's mother has been living in an insane asylum since giving birth to twins--Wilbur and a boy who has never been seen. Wilbur steals the Necronomicon from the library, kills a guard, and takes Nancy to the "Devil's Hopyard," a rocky hillside, for the ritual. Meanwhile, Elizabeth and Dr. Armitage arrive at the Whateley house; Elizabeth opens a locked door and is immediately devoured by an invisible creature, the Dunwich Horror (Wilbur's twin). The Horror escapes and ravages the countryside, intending to kill Wilbur. Eventually, Dr. Armitage confronts Wilbur and the monster at the Devil's Hopyard, and there Armitage utters a curse which sends both Wilbur and the Dunwich Horror up in flames.

04:30 AM    Guns of Diablo (1964)

A man and a boy scouting supplies for a wagon train come up against a crooked town boss.

06:00 AM    Fools' Parade (1971)

In 1935 Glory, West Virginia, convicts Mattie Appleyard, Lee Cottrill and young Johnny Jesus are freed from the penitentiary and escorted by brutish prison guard Dallas "Doc" Council to the local train station. There the three men plan to set out to the neighboring town of Stone Coal to jointly open a general store paid for by the twenty-five thou

sand dollars Mattie has earned over his forty years of hard labor. Unknown to the men, Council is in league with Glory banker Homer Grindstaff, who has been embezzling released prisoners' money for years. As the three men depart on the mostly empty train, Council promises a puzzled Johnny he will see him before sunup the next day. Onboard, conductor Willis Hubbard inexplicably advises Mattie to jump off the train. Mattie, who has a glass eye and professes to see the future with it, cautions Johnny to remain on the train as his eye has a vision of an ominous future. Traveling salesman and fellow passenger Roy K. Sizemore introduces himself to Mattie, revealing that he sells mining supplies, including dynamite, which is illegal to transport. Meanwhile, as night falls, Council meets two hired guns, Steve Mystic and Junior Kilfong, to intercept the train at Hannibal Junction. On the train, when Lee asks to look at Mattie's check for good luck, the men discover to their horror that the check can only be drawn from the bank of issuance in Glory. Overhearing the men's decision to return to Glory, Hubbard pulls the emergency brake on the train a few hundred yards from Hannibal Junction and admits that Council paid him to stop the train at the station in order to ambush Mattie. Alarmed, Mattie recalls Sizemore's sample bag and examining it, discovers fuses and dynamite, but is interrupted by the arrival of Junior. Announcing his intention to kill them, Junior advises the men to pray, prompting Mattie to stage an elaborate ritual that ends with him removing his glass eye, startling Junior and thereby allowing Mattie to knock him out. Mattie, Lee and Johnny jump from the train with the dynamite as Sizemore follows. Hindered by the dark and a driving rainstorm, Council and Mystic fire blindly at the fleeing figures, and the revived Junior inadvertently shoots Sizemore. As another train pulls in on the opposite track, Mattie and the others jump on board. Frustrated by the escape, Council examines the wounded Sizemore, then kills him, declaring he will blame it on Mattie. The next morning in Glory, while Council reports to Grindstaff, Mattie walks into the banker's office asking to cash his check. When Grindstaff balks, Mattie opens his jacket to show that he has twelve sticks of dynamite and various fuses attached to his body and indicates he has sixty more pounds in his suitcase. Outraged, Grindstaff cashes Mattie's check. Meeting Lee and Johnny at a diner, Mattie orders them to split up and rendezvous at a nearby bridge near the tracks where they can hop a freight train. With his bloodhound Joy, Mystic and Junior, Council begins tracking the men. Joy, who likes Johnny, eagerly tracks him to the bridge where he and Lee await Mattie, forcing the pair into the river. Wading to the opposite bank, Lee and Johnny meet Sonny Boy, who offers them a sixteen-year-old girl, Chanty Thorn. Lee, more interested in a drink, follows Sonny and Chanty to a river boat owned by faded prostitute Cleo. Meanwhile, Mattie meets Johnny and, hearing Council nearby, hastens to the houseboat to retrieve Lee. Mattie leaves the case of dynamite under Chanty's bed, and while Cleo stalls Council, the men escape in a small skiff. Council tells Cleo about Mattie's money, but, frustrated when he cannot find the men, departs. Guilty about leaving the defenseless Chanty behind, Johnny urges Mattie to return for the girl. When the men arrive back at the houseboat, however, Cleo demands Mattie leave her the money, believing it is in the case under the bed. Pushing the men off the boat and back out onto the shore, Cleo pulls the houseboat into the river. In a frenzy to open the case, Cleo shoots off the lock, triggering the dynamite and destroying the entire boat. Shocked, the men and Chanty hide in a nearby freight train car, which begins to move at dusk. Chanty confides her attraction to Johnny and the young couple fall asleep together. The next morning, however, the group awakens and realizes that the train car has only been moved to a side rail and they are still in Glory. At a nearby diner, a worried Hubbard sits drinking and a friend advises him to go to the police with his story about Council. A little later, Joy once more traces Johnny to the train car, but just as Council reaches the car, the train begins moving to another track. While driving home, Hubbard sees Mattie, Johnny, Lee and Chanty jump off the train. Coming to their rescue, Hubbard drives them outside of town, where he declares he can do no more for them. Mattie disagrees, however, and encourages him to tell the police everything he witnessed two nights previously. As Mattie and the others seek refuge in an abandoned farm house, Council spots Hubbard driving back to town and concludes the men are still nearby. Gathering Mystic, Junior and Joy, Council begins to search for Mattie. When Joy leads them to the farmhouse, Mystic and Junior excitedly anticipate their share of Mattie's money until Council callously shoots them. As Council nears the farm, Mattie declares he is tired of running, but will not resort to violence and urges the others to flee. Joy then bursts into the house, delighted to find Johnny, after which Council fires at the house, shattering a window and wounding Mattie. With only the dynamite to use as a weapon, Johnny lights one stick and hurls it out the window. To his horror, Joy bounds after the stick and fetches it back to the house. Mattie revives and hurls the stick out the window just as it explodes, killing Council. The next morning, the anxious citizens of Glory wait to hear if charges will be filed against Mattie as Grindstaff happily reclaims the money. Moments later, however, Grindstaff is placed under arrest due to Hubbard's statement. The citizens cheer when Mattie takes a new check to the bank to be cashed and he, Lee, Johnny, Chanty and Joy set off on a train for Stone Coal.

08:00 AM    Overboard (1987)

Snobbish heiress Joanna Stayton hires carpenter Dean Proffitt to construct a huge closet on her yacht for her lavish wardrobe. Dean completes the project, but when Joanna learns that he failed to use cedar as she wished, she refuses to pay him for the job. Some time later, Joanna falls overboard and is struck by a boat, giving her a case of amnesia

. When Dean sees the story on the news, he concocts a scheme to pretend that she is his wife, Annie. Believing that she is Annie, Joanna moves in with Dean and becomes mother to his four unruly boys, a role for which she is quite unprepared and totally inept. But with time, she adjusts to their routine and begins to love the family. So when her real husband finds her and she regains her memory, she has to choose between her old life of privilege and her new middle-class one.

10:00 AM    Laugh and Get Rich (1931)

A man drives his family wild with get-rich-quick schemes.

11:30 AM    The Age of Consent (1932)

College co-eds learn to handle the responsibilities of romance.

12:45 PM    Bed of Roses (1933)

A girl from the wrong side of the tracks is torn between true love and a life of sin .

02:00 PM    Gabriel over the White House (1933)

A crooked president reforms mysteriously.

03:30 PM    The Half Naked Truth (1933)

A carnival pitch man turns a sideshow dancer into an overnight sensation.

04:45 PM    What Every Woman Knows (1934)

An ambitious wife backs her husband's political career.

06:30 PM    Fifth Avenue Girl (1939)

To annoy his family, a millionaire hires an out-of-work girl to pose as a gold digger.

08:00 PM    Wise Blood (1979)

An ambitious Southern boy tries to set himself up as a street preacher.

10:00 PM    Paris, Texas (1984)

An amnesiac tries to find the family he lost.

12:45 AM    Straight Time (1978)

An ex-con struggles to go straight despite his malevolent parole officer.

03:00 AM    The Missouri Breaks (1976)

In the Old West, a gang of Montana horse thieves buys a small farm next to the ranch of a man named Braxton who is an enemy of the gang, as well as their latest target. The leader of the gang, Tom Logan, stays behind when the gang goes to Canada to rustle some horses, and begins to like farming, and Braxton's rebellious daughter Jane. But Braxton h

ires a psychopath to help him stop the rustlers, who uses unusual methods and disguises to hunt down the members of Tom's gang. Tom, however, has no intention of allowing him or Braxton get him.

05:30 AM    MGM Parade Show #13 (1955)

George Murphy introduces clips featuring Susan Hayward and Fernand Gravet from "The Great Waltz" and "I'll Cry Tomorrow".

06:00 AM    Voltaire (1933)

The famed French writer becomes the conscience of his country during the French Revolution.

07:15 AM    Rembrandt (1936)

The respected painter takes to drink and faces down scandal after his wife dies.

08:45 AM    The Great Garrick (1937)

French actors set out to deflate the ego of legendary stage star David Garrick.

10:30 AM    Look for the Silver Lining (1949)

Musical biography of Marilyn Miller, who overcame heartache to become a Broadway star.

12:45 PM    Oscar Wilde (1960)

A biographical look at the tumultuous life of the legendary playwright, poet, and wit.

02:30 PM    The Great Waltz (1938)

Composer Johann Strauss risks his marriage over his infatuation with a beautiful singer.

04:30 PM    My Wild Irish Rose (1947)

Musical biography of Irish songwriter Chauncey Olcott.

06:45 PM    Master Will Shakespeare (1936)

This is a brief biography of Shakespeare.

07:00 PM    The Romance of Robert Burns (1937)

The story behind Robert Burns' famous song "Auld Lang Syne".

07:30 PM    The Song of a Nation (1947)

This dramatizes the events that led to Francis Scott Key writing the words to "The Star-Spangled Banner".

08:00 PM    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.

10:15 PM    Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967)

The daughter of a well-to-do white family comes home from a vacation to announce her intentions of marrying a well-to-do black physician. The prospective in-laws must come to terms with the implications.

12:15 AM    Gunga Din (1939)

Three British soldiers seek treasure during an uprising in India.

02:30 AM    Sinbad the Sailor (1947)

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

04:30 AM    The Jazz Singer (1927)

A cantor's son breaks with family tradition to go into show business.

06:15 AM    As the Earth Turns (1934)

A young couple face the hardships of farm life in Maine.

07:30 AM    Hide-Out (1934)

Farmers take in an injured racketeer and try to reform him.

09:00 AM    So Big (1953)

A schoolteacher-turned-farmer fights to save the land and her son.

11:00 AM    The Mating Game (1959)

A tax agent falls for a farm girl whose father he's investigating.

12:45 PM    The Sheepman (1958)

A tough sheep farmer battles the local cattle baron for land and a beautiful woman.

02:15 PM    The World Changes (1933)

When a farmer strikes it rich in business, success goes to his head.

04:00 PM    When the Boys Meet the Girls (1965)

A wealthy playboy gives up partying to help a Nevada farm girl make her ranch a success.

06:00 PM    East of Eden (1955)

Film adaptation of Steinbeck's classic about a 1917 California farm family and the two brothers who struggle to maintain their strict, Bible-toting father's favor.

08:00 PM    The Maltese Falcon (1941)

Hard-boiled detective Sam Spade gets caught up in the murderous search for a priceless statue.

10:00 PM    Casablanca (1942)

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

12:00 AM    Citizen Kane (1941)

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

02:15 AM    Scissors (1991)

A repressed young woman is assaulted in the elevator of her building, and her neighbors try to help her recover.

04:15 AM    Schizoid (1980)

Julie writes an advice column for the newspaper. Around the time she begins to get threatening notes, women in her therapy group start getting stabbed by some unidentfied attacker. Julie is assured by her therapist, ex-husband, friends and the police that there is no connection between these attacks and the notes, but as time goes by it becomes cle

ar that someone close to her, possibly one of them, is reponsible for both.

06:00 AM    The Stratton Story (1949)

True story of Monty Stratton, the baseball star who fought to continue his career after losing a leg.

08:00 AM    Bottles (1936)

An old pharmacist falls asleep in his apothecary and dreams about all of the bottles coming to life with some of them good and some not so good.

08:11 AM    The Emergency Case (1930)

A man assumes his brother's identity as a doctor to avoid a speeding ticket.

08:21 AM    Cape Breton Island (1948)

This focuses on the history, land, and people of Cape Breton island.

08:31 AM    Gambling on the High Seas (1940)

A reporter tries to nail a gambling-ship owner for murder.

09:30 AM    Secret Signals (1935)

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

10:00 AM    For Better or Nurse (1945)

When Olive takes a job as a nurse in a hospital, Popeye and Bluto try to impress her. They discover they need a lucky break like a fractured leg or skull to gain admittance.

10:08 AM    The Dragon Murder Case (1934)

Society sleuth Philo Vance looks into a murder near a mysterious "dragon pool."

11:30 AM    Rhythmitis (1936)

In this short musical, a doctor develops pills that assist a man to tap dance. Vitaphone Release 1980-1981.

12:00 PM    Test Pilot (1938)

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

02:15 PM    Run Silent Run Deep (1958)

Officers on a WWII submarine clash during a perilous Pacific tour.

04:00 PM    Inherit the Wind (1960)

True story of a Tennessee schoolteacher who went on trial in 1925 for teaching Darwin's theories.

06:15 PM    The Producers (1967)

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

08:00 PM    The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970)

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

10:15 PM    The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959)

In turn-of-the-century England, Dr. Mortimer visits well-known detective Sherlock Holmes and his friend Dr. Watson to relate the story of the curse of the Baskervilles: In the late 18th century, Sir Hugo Baskerville, reputed for his cruelty and arrogance, tracks a local farm girl to the nearby abbey ruins where he assaults her and stabs her to dea

th only to be attacked and killed by a mysterious, huge dog moments later. In the present, Mortimer explains that Sir Charles Baskerville has just died a few days earlier, his body found in the same abbey ruins where Hugo met his demise. Upon learning specific details of the death, Holmes concludes that Charles died of fright, but agrees to meet his nephew, Sir Henry, the last of the Baskervilles, who is arriving from South Africa to take over Baskerville Hall in Dartmoor. The following day, Holmes and Watson meet Mortimer and Henry at a hotel where Henry dismisses Mortimer's fear of a curse on the family and reveals that he will be inheriting a million pounds from Charles's death. Holmes declares that he is unable to accompany Henry to Dartmoor, but asks Watson to provide an escort. Still skeptical, Henry complains about his missing boot, only to be terrified when a large tarantula crawls out of his remaining boot and up his arm before Holmes hits it away and kills it. Holmes suggests that the spider was placed there intentionally and advises Henry to be cautious. Mortimer and Watson accompany Henry on his journey to Baskerville Hall and when Mortimer departs to walk into the village, Perkins, the coach driver, warns him that a dangerous convict, Seldon, has escaped from a nearby prison and is reported to be hiding on the moors. At Baskerville Hall, Henry and Watson meet Mr. and Mrs. Barrymore, the hall's butler and cook. That night, Watson is awakened by the sound of a woman weeping from a room at the top of the house and is startled when he clearly hears a distant howl of a dog. The next morning, Henry is welcomed to the area by kindly but bumbling Bishop Franklin who also informs Henry of the coming village "jumble" sale over which he must preside. Meanwhile, Watson walks into the village and on his return nearly steps into a hunting trap, but is warned in time by a farmer, Stapleton. In explaining his use of traps instead of a gun, Stapleton shows Watson his webbed and crippled hand, then alerts him to the dangerous mires in the area. A little later, Watson comes across a young woman sitting on a boulder. Refusing to answer the doctor's query, the girl flees and when Watson follows, he falls into a bog, where he is rescued by Stapleton. The girl, Stapleton's daughter Cecile, joins the men on the cart ride back to the hall and she apologizes to Watson, claiming she thought he might be the escaped convict. At the hall, Henry is captivated by Cecile's rough charm. That night, Henry is awakened by the sound of a woman weeping and, together with Watson, examines the spare room, which they find empty. Watson then spots a light across the moor and the men race outside after it. As they find a solitary lantern on a hill near the ruins, Henry is startled by the appearance of a strange figure and collapses. Although Watson sees a caped figure standing in the ruins, he ignores it to help Henry back to the hall. Before returning to the ruins, Watson summons Mortimer and makes him promise to remain with Henry. Hurrying back to the abbey, Watson is surprised to find that the caped man is Holmes, who explains that he has been there investigating privately since the day they arrived. Holmes admits the strange figure was indeed the escapee, Seldon, with whom he spoke at length. The men's discussion is interrupted by the distant howling of a dog. Hurrying to the top of the hill, Holmes notes that Mortimer's cart is no longer at the hall and as they hasten out across the moor, they hear a man screaming. Following the sound, the men find a mauled body whose tweed clothes match those of Henry. Returning to the hall, Holmes is taken aback to find Henry alive and deduces that Seldon was the victim of the attack. The next morning, Holmes, Barrymore and Watson return to the moor, but are unable to find Seldon's body until they are led by bloodstains to the abbey, where they find the horribly mutilated body and a large knife. Later, Holmes interviews the Barrymores and tricks Mrs. Barrymore into admitting she is Seldon's sister. Mrs. Barrymore acknowledges giving Seldon clothes that Henry had donated for the jumble sale, and hanging a lantern near the abbey as a signal when it was safe to bring Seldon food. Holmes then calls upon the bishop, who he has learned is an expert entomologist and collector of spiders, and discovers his recent loss of a rare tarantula just after being visited by Mortimer and a man named Smith. Interested in seeing Cecile again, Henry visits her at her farm where she describes the great difficulties she and her father have had running the farm. Henry asks her to meet him that evening on the moor and she agrees. Meanwhile, Holmes tells Watson that Seldon mentioned hearing the howling of a dog from underneath the ground. Examining a map, Holmes learns of an abandoned silver mine located under the Stapleton property and, accompanied by Stapleton, Perkins and Mortimer, visits the mine. While Holmes is deep inside the mine, a runaway hand cart breaks loose and crashes into several beams, causing a cave-in. The others dig furiously but are unable to get back into the mine. Moments later, however, they find Holmes waiting for them at the cart, having escaped through one of the mine's many tunnels. At the hall, Holmes shows Watson a large bone he discovered in the mines, then grows anxious upon discovering that the knife from the ruins has been stolen from his room. Henry informs Holmes and Watson of a dinner invitation from the Stapletons, but Holmes refuses, sending Henry off alone, to Watson's bewilderment. When Watson asks Holmes about a missing portrait of Hugo that hung in the stairway, the detective reveals that Barrymore told him that the portrait revealed that Hugo had a webbed and deformed hand, like Stapleton, confirming Holmes's suspicion that Stapleton is a Baskerville descendent responsible for the mysterious deaths in an attempt to gain the Baskerville inheritance. Explaining that Henry is being lured into a trap that evening, Holmes takes Watson to the moor where Henry has met Cecile. To Henry's surprise, Cecile rejects his amorous advances and reveals that she and her father are also Baskervilles who have been denied their rightful inheritance. At that moment there is a howl and a huge dog leaps from the ruins onto Henry, who manages to knock the creature out. Stapleton then appears and threatens Henry with the knife, but is shot by Watson, who has arrived with Holmes. Watson shoots the reviving dog as Cecile struggles for the knife, but Holmes intervenes, sending the girl racing across the moor and into the mire. Holmes then tells the shaken Henry that in the mine he discovered a passageway to the abbey ruins and found a bone and Henry's lost boot, provided to incite the starved dog, who was held by the Stapletons until needed for an attack. With the "curse" officially lifted from the Baskervilles, Holmes and Watson return to London.

12:00 AM    The Night Holds Terror (1955)

While driving home to Lancaster, California, aircraft engineer Gene Courtier stops to pick up hitchhiker Victor Gosset, who moments later pulls a gun and demands Gene's wallet. Finding only ten dollars, Gosset declares that he and the other members of his gang expect more money. Gosset forces Gene to drive off the desert road, where they are joi

ned by another car carrying fellow gang members Robert Batsford and Luther Logan. Angered over the ten dollars on Gene, Batsford wants to kill Gene but Logan advises against it. Gene pleads for his life and when Batsford wonders whether Gene has any valuable property, offers to sell his car and give them the proceeds. Gosset and Logan accompany Gene to the bank to sign the car over to them, and there Gene's desire to escape is thwarted by his concern that others might be injured. Gosset and Logan are offered $2,000 for the car at a dealership, but are told that there is only $500 in the office and they must return the following day for the balance. Batsford decides to wait out the night at Gene's home, despite Gene's frantic attempt to convince him otherwise. The group go to Gene's small house, where his wife Doris becomes terrified and frantic with concern for the Courtiers' two young children, Steven and Deborah. Gene and Doris cut short the visits of various neighbors who stop by unexpectedly, as well as a telephone call from Gene's father. After a few drinks, Gosset flirts clumsily with Doris, and when he attempts to force her to dance, Gene knocks him down, sparking a tense moment. Batsford insists upon wearing Gene's smoking jacket and takes the master bedroom, forcing the Courtiers into a smaller room in the back near the children. As Gosset begins dozing off, Gene grabs a pair of scissors and when Logan goes to the washroom, makes an attempt to stab Gosset, but Logan intervenes with a loaded gun. When Gosset tries to strike Gene, however, Logan again intercedes, cautioning both men not to rouse Batsford. The following morning, Gosset retrieves the money. Batsford decides to take Gene with them when they depart to ensure that Doris will not contact the police, yet as the group departs, Doris declares that she will call the police in thirty minutes if she has not heard from Gene. Doris then sends the children next door with strict instructions to say nothing of the previous night's activities. Meanwhile, Batsford, having deliberately left a bit of paper on the telephone, returns in a few moments to see if Doris has called the police. After threatening Doris again, Batsford and the others depart. In the car, Gene realizes they have adjusted the radio to the police frequency, in order to hear if they are being sought. When Doris's neighbor Phyllis Harrison comes by to ask why the Courtier children are so subdued, Doris confides the previous day's events. On the road while Batsford stops at a gas station, Logan tells Gene that he met Batsford and Gosset two days earlier and remains interested only in robbery, not murder. When Batsford returns, Logan points out that Gene, in an earlier attempt at bribery, had indicated that his father was the owner of a wealthy grocery chain and might provide them with an enormous ransom. Batsford considers this, but, concerned about Doris' threat, begins looking for a telephone. Back at the Courtiers' house, Doris and Phyllis wait anxiously as the half hour passes without word from Gene. Phyllis then forces Doris to telephone the police station, where an inner bulletin is immediately circulated, including into a press box. Meanwhile, after waiting for a busy telephone booth to empty, Batsford calls Doris and demands a huge ransom from Gene's father. When Batsford puts Gene on the phone, however, Gene blurts out that they are listening to the police dispatch signal. Doris calls the police back to report this and the bulletin is recalled just before it reaches the radio dispatcher. The press bulletin, however, is overlooked, and when a reporter finds it and goes to question Doris, she refuses to speak with him. The police then summon the press to explain the situation and request a news blackout on the story until Gene is rescued. Looking at mug shots, Doris is able to identify Gosset. The next time Batsford telephones Doris to inquire about the ransom money, the police are able to make a partial trace on it, narrowing the robbers' location to Los Angeles. That evening, a television reporter, spurred by the police request for a blackout, delivers a broadcast on the police's effectiveness in kidnapping arrests and convictions. Logan and Gosset listen to the report anxiously, as Batsford retrieves another car. Gene attempts to convince Logan to help him overpower Gosset, but when he hesitates, Gene knocks Gosset out. The two men flee and Logan struggles to hotwire a car, just as Batsford returns. When Logan attempts to escape, Batsford kills him and forces Gene in the car with him to make a final call to Doris. Batsford allows Gene to say only one word and Doris demands to ask him a question as proof that he is truly alive. Gene hesitates over Doris' question, which allows the police time to trace the call and dispatch officers. Horrified, Doris hears the police arrive and several shots ring out, before Gene returns to the open line to assure her that he is safe.

02:00 AM    Kim Novak: Live From the TCM Classic Film Festival (2013)

An in-depth interview with the famous actress concerning her life and career, taped at the TCM Classic Film Festival in April 2012.

04:00 AM    Jeanne Eagels (1957)

In Kansas City, Missouri, in the late 1910s, Jeanne Eagels, a young waitress filled with dreams of stardom, enters a beauty contest at the local carnival. Although a traveling salesman had promised Jeanne first prize in exchange for sexual favors, carnival owner Sal Satori awards the prize to another contestant. As the carnival packs up that nigh

t, Jeanne approaches Sal, and claiming that she rightfully won the contest, brashly asks him for a job. The coarse Sal begrudgingly hires Jeanne, and after becoming romantically involved with her, promotes her to the position of "hootchy kootchy" dancer. One day, the police come to the carnival and arrest Jeanne for her "obscene" dancing. At the trial, the judge is so dazzled by Jeanne and her skimpy, bespangled costume, that he dismisses the case. Exhilarated by their court victory, Sal decides to sell the carnival and go into business with his brother Frank in Coney Island. As soon as they reach New York, Jeanne informs Sal that she has arranged to take acting lessons from renowned drama coach Mme. Neilson. Although he wants to settle down with Jeanne and start a family, Sal resigns himself to Jeanne's decision, hoping that she will soon tire of acting. When Jeanne meets with the imperious Mme. Neilson, however, the teacher calls her a cheap carnival performer. After Jeanne reacts vehemently, Neilson, impressed by her fervor, agrees to take her on as a student. Jeanne begins her climb to fame after the star she is understudying goes on vacation and Jeanne takes her place to much acclaim. When Jeanne spurns Sal's family celebration in her honor for a press party, Sal returns to Coney Island, angry and alone. Later that night, an elated Jeanne comes home, sheds her clothes and plunges in to the sea. Sal runs in after her, and after they reconcile, he proposes. When Jeanne replies that she is auditioning for a new play, Sal realizes that they have grown apart. After the play opens in Washington, D.C. to scathing reviews, theatrical producer Al Brooks escorts Jeanne to a party held at the estate of a wealthy dowager. There, Jeanne meets the dowager's indolent nephew, the soon-to-be-divorced John Donahue, whose sole achievement in life was to be named All American in college. Now promoted as "the golden girl," Jeanne fears that her play will fail on Broadway. Outside the theater one day, actress Elsie Desmond, who was once considered a golden girl until her career was dimmed by alcohol and drugs, approaches Jeanne and shows her a copy of Rain , a play she optioned in the hope of making a comeback. Jeanne promises to talk to Brooks about the play, but upon reading it, envisions herself as its star. Upon discovering that Elsie's option has lapsed, Jeanne lies that Elsie wanted her to play the lead and convinces Brooks to produce it. When Sal learns of Jeanne's betrayal, he accuses her of acting despicably and breaks off their relationship. On opening night, just as Jeanne is about to walk on stage, Elsie stops her and denounces her as a monster. When the audience, unable to contain their admiration for Jeanne's performance, breaks out in applause in the middle of the second act, Sal leaves the theater, defeated. After Elsie publicly accuses Jeanne of stealing her play, Jeanne goes to talk to her, but when she arrives Elsie's hotel, Jeanne finds a shoe on the windowsill and sees Elsie's body lying in the street below, a victim of suicide. Racked by guilt and remorse, Jeanne is comforted by Sal, but she lashes out at him and turns to John. Soon after, John informs Jeanne that his divorce is final and asks her to marry him. Two years later, as Jeanne begins to drink heavily, the press tags her with the sobriquet "Gin Eagels," and when her drunkenness causes the cancellation of several of the play's performances, Actor's Equity complains that Jeanne's absences are depriving the play's actors of their paychecks. Meanwhile, Sal has become a successful businessman, having opened a of chain theaters and carnivals with his brother, but still longs for Jeanne. As the years pass, Jeanne and John descend into the depths of alcoholism, causing their relationship to deteriorate. While Jeanne is in Hollywood filming a movie, the stagehands derisively refer to John as "Mr. Eagels." Their marriage now meaningless, Jeanne divorces John and is forced to pay him a large settlement. As Jeanne prepares to open a new play in New York, she finds Sal standing in an alley in back of the theater, gazing at her poster. After Jeanne bitterly asserts that she plans to "stay on top," Sal rejects her offer to attend the opening. That night, a drunken Jeanne arrives at the theater and sends for an unscrupulous doctor to administer sedatives to keep her going. After the doctor injects the drug, Jeanne goes on stage and begins to behave irrationally, finally collapsing in front of the audience. After Jeanne's play is cancelled, Actor's Equity forbids her to work on the legitimate stage for eighteen months. Witnessing Jeanne's desperation and humiliation, Sal offers her a job at his vaudeville theater, performing in between the trained seal act and the slapstick comedians. One day, a wistful Jeanne visits Sal at the amusement park and after confessing her desperate unhappiness, asks him to marry him. Although he still loves her, Sal replies that Jeanne is "not the marrying kind." Later, in her dressing room, Jeanne is sexually accosted by a leering comedian. When she tries to resist, the man throws her to the floor, calls her a drunken tramp and leaves. Hysterical, Jeanne swallows a handful of pills, causing her to hallucinate. Thinking that she hears her cue, Jeanne collapses and dies while descending the stairs to the stage. A few days later, after Jeanne's last film opens at a New York theater, a tearful Sal sits in the audience, watching the shadowy figure of Jeanne singing "I'll Take Romance."

06:00 AM    A Farewell to Arms (1932)

An American soldier falls in love with Catherine Barkley, a British nurse he meets after being wounded at the front.

07:45 AM    Mary of Scotland (1936)

Biography of the flighty Scottish queen who was brought down by love.

10:00 AM    The Night Holds Terror (1955)

While driving home to Lancaster, California, aircraft engineer Gene Courtier stops to pick up hitchhiker Victor Gosset, who moments later pulls a gun and demands Gene's wallet. Finding only ten dollars, Gosset declares that he and the other members of his gang expect more money. Gosset forces Gene to drive off the desert road, where they are joi

ned by another car carrying fellow gang members Robert Batsford and Luther Logan. Angered over the ten dollars on Gene, Batsford wants to kill Gene but Logan advises against it. Gene pleads for his life and when Batsford wonders whether Gene has any valuable property, offers to sell his car and give them the proceeds. Gosset and Logan accompany Gene to the bank to sign the car over to them, and there Gene's desire to escape is thwarted by his concern that others might be injured. Gosset and Logan are offered $2,000 for the car at a dealership, but are told that there is only $500 in the office and they must return the following day for the balance. Batsford decides to wait out the night at Gene's home, despite Gene's frantic attempt to convince him otherwise. The group go to Gene's small house, where his wife Doris becomes terrified and frantic with concern for the Courtiers' two young children, Steven and Deborah. Gene and Doris cut short the visits of various neighbors who stop by unexpectedly, as well as a telephone call from Gene's father. After a few drinks, Gosset flirts clumsily with Doris, and when he attempts to force her to dance, Gene knocks him down, sparking a tense moment. Batsford insists upon wearing Gene's smoking jacket and takes the master bedroom, forcing the Courtiers into a smaller room in the back near the children. As Gosset begins dozing off, Gene grabs a pair of scissors and when Logan goes to the washroom, makes an attempt to stab Gosset, but Logan intervenes with a loaded gun. When Gosset tries to strike Gene, however, Logan again intercedes, cautioning both men not to rouse Batsford. The following morning, Gosset retrieves the money. Batsford decides to take Gene with them when they depart to ensure that Doris will not contact the police, yet as the group departs, Doris declares that she will call the police in thirty minutes if she has not heard from Gene. Doris then sends the children next door with strict instructions to say nothing of the previous night's activities. Meanwhile, Batsford, having deliberately left a bit of paper on the telephone, returns in a few moments to see if Doris has called the police. After threatening Doris again, Batsford and the others depart. In the car, Gene realizes they have adjusted the radio to the police frequency, in order to hear if they are being sought. When Doris's neighbor Phyllis Harrison comes by to ask why the Courtier children are so subdued, Doris confides the previous day's events. On the road while Batsford stops at a gas station, Logan tells Gene that he met Batsford and Gosset two days earlier and remains interested only in robbery, not murder. When Batsford returns, Logan points out that Gene, in an earlier attempt at bribery, had indicated that his father was the owner of a wealthy grocery chain and might provide them with an enormous ransom. Batsford considers this, but, concerned about Doris' threat, begins looking for a telephone. Back at the Courtiers' house, Doris and Phyllis wait anxiously as the half hour passes without word from Gene. Phyllis then forces Doris to telephone the police station, where an inner bulletin is immediately circulated, including into a press box. Meanwhile, after waiting for a busy telephone booth to empty, Batsford calls Doris and demands a huge ransom from Gene's father. When Batsford puts Gene on the phone, however, Gene blurts out that they are listening to the police dispatch signal. Doris calls the police back to report this and the bulletin is recalled just before it reaches the radio dispatcher. The press bulletin, however, is overlooked, and when a reporter finds it and goes to question Doris, she refuses to speak with him. The police then summon the press to explain the situation and request a news blackout on the story until Gene is rescued. Looking at mug shots, Doris is able to identify Gosset. The next time Batsford telephones Doris to inquire about the ransom money, the police are able to make a partial trace on it, narrowing the robbers' location to Los Angeles. That evening, a television reporter, spurred by the police request for a blackout, delivers a broadcast on the police's effectiveness in kidnapping arrests and convictions. Logan and Gosset listen to the report anxiously, as Batsford retrieves another car. Gene attempts to convince Logan to help him overpower Gosset, but when he hesitates, Gene knocks Gosset out. The two men flee and Logan struggles to hotwire a car, just as Batsford returns. When Logan attempts to escape, Batsford kills him and forces Gene in the car with him to make a final call to Doris. Batsford allows Gene to say only one word and Doris demands to ask him a question as proof that he is truly alive. Gene hesitates over Doris' question, which allows the police time to trace the call and dispatch officers. Horrified, Doris hears the police arrive and several shots ring out, before Gene returns to the open line to assure her that he is safe.

11:45 AM    Arsenic and Old Lace (1944)

The Brewster sisters are spinster pillars of Brooklyn society, except for their secret penchant for poisoning old male callers with their homemade elderberry wine, to end the men's loneliness!

02:00 PM    My Favorite Brunette (1947)

A baby photographer mistaken for a private eye ends up being framed for murder.

03:45 PM    The Iron Petticoat (1956)

Against their better judgment, a romance develops between an Air Force officer and a Soviet aviatrix.

05:30 PM    Marnie (1964)

A woman with a penchant for stealing money from the places she works as a receptionist marries one of her bosses who knows she's guilty. He then proceeds to try to uncover the mysteries surrounding her past.

08:00 PM    Trouble in Paradise (1932)

A love triangle ignites trouble between two jewel thieves and their intended victim.

09:30 PM    Jewel Robbery (1932)

A jewel thief falls for a tycoon's wife in Vienna.

10:45 PM    Mandalay (1934)

A woman with a past tries to get rid of a former lover.

12:00 AM    Berlin: Symphony of a Great City (1927)

01:15 AM    A propos de Nice (1930)

What starts off as a conventional travelogue turns into a satirical portrait of the town of Nice on the French Cote d'Azur.

01:45 AM    Manhatta (1921)

This silent documentary cameras capture the beauty and majesty of the New York harbor.

02:00 AM    Journal d'un curé de campagne (1951)

A frail priest is assigned to a small French provincial town where he slowly is able to help some wayward souls refind their faith in God, but must soon contend with his own realization that he is dying.

04:15 AM    Il bidone (1955)

A trio of swindlers roam their countryside with schemes to bilk poor people out of their money, their most famous of which is disguising themselves as priests. Eventually, they go their own ways, but team up again, and one thief in particular can't resist the priest scheme one more time. Unfortunately, this time, believed to be the real thing, he i

s called upon to help a sick girl. Now, he risks blowing his cover.

06:00 AM    On Borrowed Time (1939)

An old man and his grandson trap Death in a tree.

07:45 AM    More Than a Miracle (1967)

A prince falls for a peasant girl in a fairy tale kingdom.

09:30 AM    The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (1962)

Fanciful biography of the German fairy-tale collectors, with reenactments of three of their stories.

12:00 PM    tom thumb (1958)

A six-inch-tall boy takes on a pair of comical crooks.

01:45 PM    The Glass Slipper (1955)

Musical adaptation of the story of Cinderella and her magical trip to the prince's ball.

03:30 PM    A Midsummer Night's Dream (1935)

Shakespeare's classic about two pairs of lovers and an amateur actor who get mixed up with fairies.

06:00 PM    Robin And Marian (1976)

Robin Hood returns to Sherwood forest years after his initial adventures there.

08:00 PM    Midnight Lace (1960)

A young woman can't get anyone to believe she's being stalked.

10:15 PM    The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)

International spies kidnap a doctor's son when he stumbles on their assassination plot.

12:30 AM    Julie (1956)

A stewardess is stalked by her psychotic, estranged husband.

02:15 AM    Love Me or Leave Me (1955)

True story of torch singer Ruth Etting's struggle to escape the gangster who made her a star.

04:30 AM    Young Man with a Horn (1950)

A young trumpet player is torn between an honest singer and a manipulative heiress.

06:30 AM    The Winning Team (1952)

Baseball great Grover Cleveland Alexander fights his way back from a blinding injury.

08:15 AM    A Woman of Experience (1932)

A female con artist uses her skills against German spies.

09:30 AM    Born to Love (1932)

A World War I pilot thought dead turns up after the mother of his child has married.

11:00 AM    Chances (1931)

When brothers fighting World War I together fall for the same girl, it spells danger.

12:15 PM    The Lost Patrol (1934)

A British army troop fights off Arab snipers while holed up in an oasis.

01:45 PM    The Last Flight (1931)

Four disillusioned Army buddies roam post-WWI Europe.

03:15 PM    Three Faces East (1930)

During World War I, a female agent tries to unmask a German spy.

04:30 PM    The Cuban Love Song (1931)

An ex-marine returns to Cuba to find the child he fathered on leave.

06:00 PM    Today We Live (1933)

An aristocratic English girl's tangled love life creates havoc during World War I.

08:00 PM    National Velvet (1944)

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

10:15 PM    Father of the Bride (1950)

Attorney Stanley T. Banks finds himself unprepared when his daughter, Kay, announces her engagement to Buckley Dunstan, while wife Ellie and son Tommy burst with enthusiasm for Kay's wedding. But for Stanley, gaining a "son" offers no consolation for the loss of his baby girl, who's all grown up now with a life of her own.

12:15 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.

02:15 AM    Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)

Film version of Albee's Broadway hit about a sullen academic and his domineering, often scathing wife at twenty years into a marriage torn between great love and bitter hatred.

04:30 AM    Lassie Come Home (1943)

A faithful collie undertakes an arduous journey to return to her lost family.

06:15 AM    The Steel Fist (1952)

In an unidentified Central European country "somewhere behind the Iron Curtain," a group of students

07:45 AM    The Cool Ones (1967)

A rock promoter creates a popular singing duo and tries to run their lives.

09:30 AM    Irene (1940)

An Irish shop girl falls in love with a high-society boy.

11:30 AM    Little Nellie Kelly (1940)

The daughter of Irish immigrants patches up differences between her father and grandfather and rises to the top on Broadway.

01:30 PM    The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady (1950)

Against her widowed father's wishes, a vaudeville star's daughter takes to the stage.

03:30 PM    Flight of the Doves (1971)

After suffering continual torment from their cruel stepfather, Tobias Cromwell, thirteen-year-old Finn Dove and his seven-year-old sister Derval plot to run away from their home in Liverpool to the Galway, Ireland farm of their kindly grandmother, Mary Magdalene St. Bridget O'Flaherty. Unknown to the children, they are the beneficiaries of a trust

set up by Mary's recently deceased husband, with each child to inherit ten thousand dollars. The trust further states that in the event of their deaths, the money would pass on to their uncle, John Cyril Dove, a fading vaudeville actor performing under the name of Hawk Dove. When the impoverished Hawk is fired from a nightclub for his uncontrollable temper, he decides to do away with his nephew and niece to claim the inheritance. In Ireland, the feisty Mary confronts Judge Liffy, demanding that he assist her in becoming Finn and Derval's legal guardian. Back in Liverpool, Hawk disguises himself as solicitor Maxwell Perdon and approaches Tobias with the proposal that he could help Tobias gain access to the children's inheritance. Although furious to discover the children have gone missing from Tobias' house, Hawk discovers a geography book with the map of Ireland torn out and realizes their destination. Tobias and Hawk report the children's disappearance to the police, who soon contact the Irish police to watch for them. Meanwhile, Finn and Derval, with only pennies between them, go to the pier and, mingling with a large family, stow away on a steamer ship bound for Dublin. Arriving the next morning, the children pass easily through customs when the agent heartily welcomes them to Ireland on St. Patrick's Day. That same afternoon, Tobias flies to Dublin and is met by Irish detective inspector Michael Roark, who has been informed by the British police of the children's disappearance. Tobias implies that Mary has kidnapped the children and when questioned by reporters, announces a reward for information on Finn and Derval. Arriving on the same plane with Tobias is Hawk, now disguised as British Chief Inspector Wolcott, who informs Roark that he must be included in the search for the Doves. Unaware that their pictures and Tobias' offer have been splashed across the television news, Finn and Derval trail hungrily through Dublin's open markets, unable to afford food. Under the watchful eye of a shifty local, Mickser, Finn boldly snatches a meat pie. The children are spotted by a policeman and chased through the streets into a shopping center where they are amazed to see themselves on television. Overhearing a news report about their disappearance, Finn and Derval learn that Tobias has followed them to Ireland. Evading the policeman, the children seek refuge in a synagogue, where a friendly rabbi helps disguise them so they can escape safely. The children are then swept up into an exuberant St. Patrick's Day parade, which takes them to the edge of the city. From there, the pair begins the long walk to Galway but are soon offered a ride on a horse-drawn cart, driven by Mickser, who has recognized them. When Mickser stops at a local pub for a quick pint, Derval panics when he reveals he has a tattoo, which reminds her of their wicked uncle Hawk, known for the hawk tattoo on his wrist. Observing Mickser using the pub's telephone, Finn and Derval conclude he is Hawk in disguise and, taking a local constable's bicycle, flee. Roark receives the report made by Mickser of the children's location and tells "Wolcott" that as there are only two routes from there into Galway, he plans to intercept them. As darkness descends, the hungry and exhausted Finn and Derval spend the night in a graveyard so they will be safe. Before dawn, however, the children are startled by the arrival of a van and several men arranging to transport illegal liquor into Galway. Although realizing Mickser is the van's driver, Finn urges Derval to hide in the van to reach Galway quickly. On the drive, Mickser picks up Constable Flynn, who laments the theft of his bicycle. At dawn, Roark's roadblock stops the van and the impatient Hawk, still posing as Wolcott, angrily questions Mickser, who demands the reward before relating information about Finn and Derval. Inside the van, Finn hastily covers his and Derval's faces with coal dust and, finding scissors, cuts his sister's hair and places his clothes on her while putting on her small dress. When "Wolcott" demands an inspection of the truck the now unrecognizable children are able to escape. Discovering Flynn's bicycle and scissors, however, Hawk realizes what has occurred and he and the policeman pursue the children into a wool factory. After a grueling, fruitless chase, Hawk returns to Roark to announce he is turning the case over to him. Suspicious of "Wolcott's" abrupt departure, Roark requests information on the inspector. Meanwhile, Hawk makes another transformation into newspaper reporter Miss Heather Marblestone. On the road, Finn and Derval's attempt to steal a donkey results in their being attacked by several children, part of a group of traveling gypsy tinkers led by Powder O'Ryan and his daughter Sheila. Finn apologizes for attempting to steal the donkey, but Powder, who has also recognized the pair, assures them he will help. The next day in a pub, however, when Powder hears locals speculating that the reward for the Doves has likely increased, he telephones the police, who inform Roark. Hawk, as Miss Marblestone, follows the police to the village and overhearing an angry Sheila chastising her father for giving in to greed, offers to help. Just as Hawk spirits Finn and Derval away, Roark, Tobias and the police arrive at the pub. Roark reveals he has learned that Hawk was masquerading as the real detective Wolcott and suspects he is after the inheritance, putting the children in grave danger. Meanwhile, Hawk drives the children to a nearby castle on a hill overlooking a large lake, into which he attempts to push them. Spotting the tattoo on his wrist, the children recognize Hawk and manage to escape. On the edge of despair, the children are about to give up when they finally reach Mary's farm, where they are spotted by hands Paddy and Seamus, who take them to the delighted Mary. As Roark, Tobias and the police descend upon Mary in search of the children, she promises her grandchildren that she and the neighbors will protect them. When the police present a warrant to search Mary's house, Finn and Derval flee with a kindly farmer to the barn, unaware that it is Hawk, again in disguise. Shocked when Hawk tries to attack them with an axe, Finn then offers his uncle the entire inheritance, declaring that living with Mary would provide them all they have ever wanted. Unable to harm the children, Hawk returns them to the house, but is upset when Roark arrests him for impersonating a detective. Summoned by Mary, Judge Liffy arrives and after questioning Finn and Derval, decides they would be happiest with Mary, forcing Tobias to concede defeat. Discovering that Hawk has tied up a policeman and fled in his uniform, everyone laughs and the children settle down in their new home.

05:30 PM    Finian's Rainbow (1968)

A leprechaun follows the Irishman who stole his pot of gold to the U.S. South.

08:00 PM    The Quiet Man (1952)

After fatally knocking out his opponent in the boxing ring, Irish-American boxer Sean Thornton returns to the place of his birth, Innisfree, Ireland. Seeking a life of quiet and rest, Sean plans to buy "White O'Mornin," his family's old cottage, and keep his boxing identity of "Trooper Thorn" a secret. En route to Innisfree, Sean catches sight of

Mary Kate Danaher and is captivated by her beauty. In Innisfree, Sean's meeting with the wealthy widow Tillane, who owns White O'Mornin, is interrupted by the arrival of Mary Kate's brother "Red" Will Danaher, an ill-mannered bully who wants to buy the property himself. Although Will, a neighbor of Tillane's, claims to have been the first to place a bid on the land, the widow sells the property to Sean after Will's presumptuousness annoys her. Later, at the Innisfree pub, Sean's American ways are met with general disapproval, but the parish priest, Father Peter Lonergan, the Anglican Reverend Cyril Playfair and matchmaker Michaeleen Flynn welcome him home. As one of the few Protestants in a community of Roman Catholics, Playfair identifies with Sean's difference from the locals and forms a special bond with him. Their friendship is further cemented when Playfair, a boxing enthusiast, recognizes Sean as Trooper Thorn, but agrees to keep his secret. On his first visit to White O'Mornin, Sean is surprised to find Mary Kate, who has been cleaning the cottage. As the silent Mary Kate tries to flee into the windy night, Sean grabs and passionately kisses her. She returns his feelings, but quickly leaves because Irish custom demands a proper courtship. Although he does not understand the custom, Sean allows Michaeleen to become his matchmaker and Mary Kate happily agrees to a courtship. Because Will is still bitter over the property, he refuses to give his permission, making both Sean and Mary Kate miserable, as she will not breach custom by going against her brother's wishes. Some time later, on the day of the Innisfree horse race, some of the locals decide to help the unhappy couple by tricking Will into giving his blessing to their courtship. They "secretly" tell Will that the widow Tillane, whom he has long admired, would gladly marry him but is reluctant because she does not want to come into a house in which another woman is living. Will soon relents and a courtship between Sean and Mary Kate begins. Although a long courtship is traditional, Sean and Mary Kate's passion, and the fact that they are no longer young, shorten the time and they are soon married. At their wedding reception, after a drunken Will shows the guests the £230 in gold coins that are part of Mary Kate's dowry, he boasts of his own impending nuptials to the widow Tillane, but she is so insulted by his brash proposal that she leaves. Enraged at the trick that has been played on him, Will throws a punch at Sean, who falls to the ground and, in a daze, momentarily recalls the tragic moment when he killed his boxing opponent. Because he has resolved never again to fight, Sean grabs Mary Kate's hand and leaves, refusing to allow her to pick up the coins that have fallen to the floor. They spend their wedding night at Sean's cottage, but Mary Kate remains so concerned about her lost money and furniture that they argue and Sean spends the night alone in a sleeping bag. The next morning, some of their friends arrive with her things, but say that Will still refuses to relinquish the money. Sean and Mary Kate still do not understand each other's ways, but in a moment of truce, decide to go to town together. After Sean refuses to ask Will for the money, Mary Kate goes to Father Lonergan and Sean goes to Playfair. Although Sean feels that Mary Kate is only interested in the money, reminding him that greed led him to be such a fierce boxer, Playfair makes him realize that in Ireland it is the custom that is important and subtly convinces Sean to fight Will to show his mettle. That night, Mary Kate and Sean tenderly reunite at the cottage and consummate their marriage. The next morning, however, when Sean awakens, Michaeleen is waiting outside the cottage to tell him that Mary Kate has left for the Dublin train. Enraged, Sean rides his horse to the station. Now resolved that he must show her and everyone that he follows the Irish ways, he summarily grabs Mary Kate off the train and drags her to the Danaher farm, followed by a rapidly swelling crowd, shouting their approval. When they arrive at the farm, Sean throws Mary Kate towards Will and demands the dowery. Cornered, Will gives Sean the money, after which a happy Mary Kate assists Sean in burning it. Now proud of Sean, Mary Kate goes to their cottage, leaving Sean and Will to resolve their animosity in a fight. As the brawling ensues, the entire village watches and wagers among themselves. Soon even neighboring villages enter into the spirit of the contest, taking sides and cheering the men on. The fight lasts so long that Will and Sean must take a break at the local pub, after which they fight again and finally stop when both are too exhausted to continue. After the fight, Sean and Will get drunk together and become friends and Mary Kate welcomes them at the cottage. The next day, as Michaeleen takes the happy Will and Tillane on a courtship outing, the entire village, including Father Lonergan, gather to cheer a visiting Anglican bishop, hoping to impress him with the size of Playfair's congregation.

10:30 PM    Young Cassidy (1965)

True story of playwright Sean O'Casey's involvement with the Irish rebellion of 1910.

12:30 AM    Odd Man Out (1947)

A wounded IRA man faces betrayal on all sides when the British put a price on his head.

02:45 AM    Ryan's Daughter (1970)

An Irish lass is branded a traitor when she falls for a British soldier.

06:15 AM    Nanook of the North (1922)

This depicts the harsh life of an Eskimo and his family.

07:45 AM    Eskimo (1933)

An Eskimo family fights to survive harsh conditions in the frozen North.

09:45 AM    The Viking (1929)

Norse half-brothers vie for a throne and for the same woman.

11:30 AM    Man in the Wilderness (1971)

A Northwest frontiersman, in 1820, after being badly mauled by a bear is left for dead. He survives with a rare determination and comes to be looked upon as a god by the Indians.

01:30 PM    Canadian Carnival (1955)

This presents how the city of Quebec celebrates Winter Carnival during Mardi Gras.

01:45 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.

05:15 PM    Snow Birds (1932)

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

05:30 PM    Ice Station Zebra (1968)

A sub commander on a perilous mission must ferret out a Soviet agent on his ship.

08:00 PM    The Searchers (1956)

A veteran returning to Texas after the Civil War discovers that Comanche Indians have killed his family and kidnapped his niece, and sets out on a journey to find her.

10:15 PM    Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961)

Holly Golightly lives in a brownstone on Manhattan's swank East Side. Totally madcap, she has a partially furnished apartment, owns a cat with no name, gets rid of the "mean reds" by visiting Tiffany's, and is forever misplacing her door key, much to the dismay of her upstairs neighbor Mr. Yunioshi, a Japanese photographer. Holly makes her living i

n two ways: she receive $50 from her gentlemen escorts whenever she needs powder room money, and she is paid $100 for each weekly trip she makes to Sing Sing, where she visits Sally Tomato, an ex-mobster. One day Paul Varjak, a young writer who is supported by an older woman nicknamed "2E," comes into Holly's life. Following one of Holly's wild cocktail parties, Paul unexpectedly meets Doc Golightly, a gentle Texan whom Holly married when she was only 15 years old. Holly explains to Paul that the marriage was annulled long ago, and he helps her send the heartbroken Doc away. After a day on the town together, Paul realizes that he is in love with Holly and proposes to her; but she is determined to marry José, a South American millionaire. However, when it is publicly revealed that Holly has been innocently carrying narcotics ring information from Sally Tomato to his New York associates, the stuffy José abandons her. Furious at everything and everyone, Holly throws Cat into the rain and decides to leave town, but Paul lectures her and then goes out to find Cat. Holly realizes how much she is giving up and races through the wet streets to a happy reunion with Paul and Cat.

12:30 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.

02:15 AM    Stagecoach (1939)

A group of disparate passengers battle personal demons and each other while racing through Indian country.

04:00 AM    Tarzan, the Ape Man (1959)

Tarzan swings to the rescue of his beloved Jane.

06:00 AM    The Show of Shows (1929)

Warner Bros. stars perform a series of musical and dramatic sketches.

08:30 AM    Blondes at Work (1938)

Even a jail term for contempt can't keep reporter Torchy Blane from investigating the case of a murdered department store owner.

09:45 AM    Torchy Blane in Panama (1938)

An ambitious newspaper woman traces bank robbers to an ocean liner.

11:00 AM    On With the Show (1929)

An inexperienced newcomer steps in for a musical comedy's ailing star.

12:45 PM    Weary River (1929)

A jailed criminal's life turns around when he fronts the prison band.

02:30 PM    The Gay Diplomat (1931)

A Russian diplomat takes on a notorious female spy in Bucharest.

03:45 PM    The Lady Refuses (1931)

A millionaire hires an out-of-work girl to lure his son from a gold digger.

05:15 PM    Here Comes Trouble (1948)

A newspaper publisher and his ace reporter try to solve the murder of a blackmailing stripper.

06:15 PM    Street Girl (1929)

A girl from the wrong part of town finds a new life managing a jazz band.

08:00 PM    The Houston Story (1956)

After years of toiling in the oil fields of Galveston, Texas, Frank Duncan, a shrewd, ambitious oil driller, conceives of a plan to steal millions of dollars of crude oil. To finance his scheme, Duncan contacts Houston mob boss Paul "Paulie" Atlas through Zoe Crane, the lounge singer girl friend of Atlas' second-in-command, Gordie Shay. Impatient

for wealth and stature, Zoe, who changed her name from Carrie Hemper after deserting her husband, an old oil drilling friend of Duncan's, puts Duncan in contact with Atlas. After Duncan outlines his plan to bribe the foremen into allowing him to tie into their lines and thus steal fuel from the tanks, Atlas agrees to back Duncan. Duncan proposes forming a dummy corporation as a front in case something goes wrong and suggests appointing his good-natured yet dim-witted friend Louie Phelan to be its head. Once Duncan departs, Atlas reassures Shay that he plans to dump Duncan as soon as he is no longer useful. When Shay and Atlas travel to St. Louis to present the plan to Emile Constant, the head of a nationwide crime syndicate, Constant warns Atlas that the operation must be nonviolent. Soon after, Duncan is visiting his sweetheart Madge at the Derrick Café where she waits tables, when Zoe comes to deliver a message from Atlas, arranging for a meeting later that night. After consummating his deal with Atlas, Duncan appoints Louie head of the company, and the naïve Louie blithely signs all contracts presented to him. When Shay comes to visit Duncan in his office one day, the wary Duncan surreptitiously tapes their conversation. After laying out a plan to siphon oil from the refineries at the docks, Duncan instructs Shay to hijack a load of pipes from a truck that evening, and cautions that there must be no violence. Deciding to sabotage Duncan's advancement by insuring that the hijacking fails, Shay tells his thugs to kill one of the drivers. With the murder of the truck driver, federal agents are called in to investigate. When Constant confronts Duncan about the killing, Duncan plays the tape recording in which he tells Shay to avoid violence. Furious, Constant fires Shay and after installing Duncan in his place, warns Atlas that he will hold him responsible for Shay's subsequent indiscretions. That night, Chris Barker, one of Shay's lieutenants, forces Zoe at gunpoint to phone Duncan and beg him to lend her $25,000, arranging to meet him later that evening at the observatory atop the Houston Justice Building. Upon arriving at the observatory, Duncan finds Barker waiting for him, gun in hand, demanding the money. After Duncan hands over the envelope, Barker announces his plan to kill him anyway, prompting Duncan to shove him over the side of the building. Duncan then hurries to Zoe's apartment, where he finds her severely beaten by Shay, who is still there. As Duncan lashes out at Shay, Atlas arrives and begs Duncan to spare his protégé. Duncan then consents to give Shay a chance at redemption by coercing the uncooperative owner of a refinery into selling his property. When Barker's body is found, federal agents identity him as a member of Constant's syndicate and focus their investigation on Houston. Duncan, meanwhile, double-crosses Shay by alerting the authorities about the sabotage attempt at the refinery. After lobbing a grenade into one of the derricks, Shay is arrested by the police and exposes Atlas' role in the oil hijacking scheme. While trying to flee the authorities, Atlas is shot down in the street. Upon learning of the situation, Constant sends his two thugs, Don Stokes and Kalo, to eliminate Duncan. After arriving in Houston, Constant's enforcers go to Duncan's offices, where, through the intercom, Duncan overhears them pummeling Louis in the anteroom. Fleeing out the back, Duncan phones Zoe, instructs her to pack her things and meet him at the Derrick Café. Still believing in Duncan's rectitude, a dazed Louis notifies the police about his friend's peril. At the Derrick Café, Duncan tricks the sweet, unsuspecting Madge into driving to his apartment and retrieving his clothes and money from the safe. When Madge arrives, she finds Zoe cleaning out the safe, and Zoe then coldly informs Madge that Duncan has double-crossed her. Stuffing her purse with cash, Zoe hurries out of the building but is picked up by Stokes and Kato. After forcing her to divulge Duncan's location, Stokes and Kato shoot her and throw her body out of the moving car. As Duncan waits at the café, Madge, shaken, notifies the police. Stokes and Kato arrive at the café first, however, and shoot it out with Duncan as police sirens wail in the distance. After disposing of his assailants, the wounded Duncan hears Louis, pleading over the police megaphone, to give himself up. With no other alternative, Duncan surrenders.

09:30 PM    The Chase (1966)

Tarl, a Texas town virtually owned by wealthy banker Val Rogers, is thrown into an uproar when it is learned that Bubber Reeves has escaped from the state penitentiary with another convict. The latter kills a motorist for his car and clothing and then leaves Bubber to shift for himself. Some of the Tarl residents believe Bubber guilty but others th

ink him innocent. One of these is Sheriff Calder, who feels that Bubber will try to come home. The gossip, speculations, and predictions about Bubber's fate serve as the catalyst that alters the lives of some of the townspeople. There is his unfaithful wife, Anna, who has been having an affair with her husband's best friend, Jake, the only son of Rogers, who is himself unhappily married. Also affected are Calder's wife, Ruby, who devotedly tries to guide and protect her husband; Emily Stewart, the bored wife of the bank vice-president, who openly admits her sexual feelings for her husband's colleague Damon Fuller; and the latter's wife, Mary, driven to alcoholism by her loveless marriage. After a wild birthday party for Rogers, Sheriff Calder is mercilessly beaten by those opposing his strict maintenance of law and order. At the same time, Bubber arrives in town and seeks help from his wife and Jake Rogers. The news leaks out that he is hiding in an auto junkyard, and the whole town goes there to smoke him out. During the confusion, Jake is fatally injured by a gasoline explosion. Calder takes Bubber into custody and is leading him to jail when one of the town troublemakers, Archie, kills the young fugitive. Calder thrashes Archie, but Calder, aware that the situation is hopeless, leaves town with his wife to seek a better place to live.

12:00 AM    Blood Simple (1984)

An owner of a seedy small-town Texas bar discovers one of his employees is having an affair with his wife. A chaotic chain of misunderstandings, lies and mischief ensues after he devises a plot to have them murdered.

02:15 AM    Fleshpot on 42nd Street (1972)

Dusty Cole leaves her boyfriend and becomes a prostitute. Among her customers are Jimmie, an abusive man who beats her, and Bob, who promises to help her find a better kind of life.

03:45 AM    Guru the Mad Monk (1970)

A prison colony chaplain exploits his position to gain power through murder and grave robbing.

05:00 AM    Narcotics Pit of Despair (Part 1) (1967)

A drug dealer seduces a high school student into drug addiction.

05:30 AM    Shake Hands With Danger (1970)

Short safety film about the dangers associated with earthmoving equipment operations, showing many simulated accidents on construction sites.

06:00 AM    Whistling in Brooklyn (1943)

A radio sleuth infiltrates the Brooklyn Dodgers to solve a murder.

08:00 AM    The Cuckoo Clock (1950)

A cat, sick of a cuckoo, does his best to get rid of the clock.

08:08 AM    Pure Feud (1934)

Two siblings on vacation find themselves stuck between an odd family feud.

08:18 AM    Cradle of a Nation (1947)

This visits the Commonwealth of Virginia and showcases some of its many historical sites.

08:27 AM    Sergeant Murphy (1938)

A lowly private becomes attached to a trained military horse.

09:30 AM    Death's Fireworks (1935)

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

10:00 AM    Mess Production (1945)

Olive the riveter rebuffs Bluto with a hot foot and gives Popeye the cold shoulder. She finally has to call for their help when she welds herself inside a tank.

10:08 AM    The Garden Murder Case (1936)

Society sleuth Philo Vance suspects dirty doings behind a mysterious series of suicides.

11:30 AM    Smoked Hams (1934)

A vaudeville team convinces an agent to book their new act that manages to misfire.

12:00 PM    King Solomon's Mines (1937)

African explorers enlist an exiled native chief to help them find a legendary treasure.

01:30 PM    Bad Day at Black Rock (1955)

A one-armed veteran uncovers small-town secrets when he tries to visit an Asian-American war hero's family.

03:00 PM    Hearts of the West (1975)

An aspiring western novelist in thirties Hollywood becomes a low-budget cowboy star.

05:00 PM    Anatomy of a Murder (1959)

A defense lawyer takes on a case of a man accused of murdering a bartender who apparently raped his wife.

08:00 PM    Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever (1939)

Attractive dramatics teacher Gilbert becomes the center of innocent Andy's busy world. He is at first infatuated with her, then blurts his love and asks for her hand in marriage. After learning that she is engaged to another he goes into a tailspin, seemingly never to recover, but Judge Hardy and the rest of Andy's family help to heal his injured h

eart, as does girlfriend Rutherford.

09:45 PM    A Walk in the Spring Rain (1970)

Professor Roger Meredith and his wife, Libby, journey to rural Tennessee, where Roger hopes to spend his sabbatical writing a law text. Arriving on a snowy winter night, the middle-aged couple stops for the key to their rented house at the home of farmer-mechanic Will Cade, Cade's loquacious wife, and their profligate son, Boy. The earthy Will is a

ttracted to the reserved Libby and courts her, offering blunt compliments and a gift of baby goats. The romance, however, is aborted by Will's and Libby's respective progeny. The Merediths' daughter, Ellen, arrives unexpectedly, announcing her acceptance by Harvard Law School and demanding that Libby return to care for grandson Bucky. Shortly after Libby's refusal, she is molested by drunken Boy Cade but rescued by Will, who accidentally kills his son. The disillusioned Merediths return to the city, Libby having abandoned her romantic hopes, Roger his literary ambitions.

11:45 PM    Springtime in the Netherlands (1951)

This short film explores the customs and traditions of rural Holland.

12:00 AM    The Third Man (1949)

A man's investigation of a friend's death uncovers corruption in post-World War II Vienna.

02:00 AM    The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone (1961)

A fading stage star gets caught up in the decadent life of modern Rome when she hires a male companion.

04:00 AM    Late Spring (1949)

A spinster makes a change in her life with the help of her sister.

06:00 AM    Mrs. Parkington (1944)

A lady's maid marries a man whose prospects push her into high society.

08:15 AM    These Three (1936)

Scandal destroys the lives of two small-town schoolteachers.

10:00 AM    The Third Man (1949)

A man's investigation of a friend's death uncovers corruption in post-World War II Vienna.

12:00 PM    Go, Johnny, Go! (1959)

Rock-n-roll promoter Alan Freed searches for a talent contest's mysterious winner.

01:30 PM    Too Late For Tears (1949)

A married woman's discovery of stolen money changes her character for the worse.

03:30 PM    The Caine Mutiny (1954)

In 1944, at his officer training graduation, Ensign Willie Keith attempts to keep his wealthy, clingy mother from learning of his serious involvement with nightclub singer May Wynn. Disappointed, May does not see Willie off as he sails from San Francisco to the naval base at Pearl Harbor. Upon arriving in Hawaii, Willie reports to his assigned shi

p, the U.S.S. Caine , a beat-up, destroyer-mine sweeper, and meets cynical novelist Lt. Tom Keefer, the sober executive officer, Lt. Steve Maryk and another newcomer, Ensign Harding. Willie is unable to conceal his disappointment in the casual Capt. DeVriess and the dilapidated Caine , yet he nevertheless refuses a transfer arranged by his mother and grudgingly settles down to months of drilling of the clumsy, unkempt crew. When DeVriess is transferred, Willie anticipates the arrival of the new commanding officer, Capt. Francis Philip Queeg, coming off two years of combat duty in the Atlantic. Although mystified by the crew's sentimental send-off of DeVriess, Willie is pleased with Queeg's brisk, if peculiar, manner. Queeg appoints Willie morale officer and immediately orders the Caine thoroughly cleaned up. A few days later, after a standard target practice exercise, Willie is summoned to the bridge to be reproached by the captain for not punishing a disheveled sailor. Queeg becomes so engrossed in the reprimand that the Caine steams undirected in a circle, severing its target tow-line. The incident results in the Caine being summoned back to San Francisco, where Willie goes to see May and presents her to his anxious mother. Willie takes May to Yosemite and proposes, but May refuses, claiming that Willie is still too concerned about his mother's opinions. Shortly after returning to sea, the Caine is ordered to escort assault teams to enemy-held beaches, but during the first mission, Steve is forced to take temporary command when Queeg is inexplicably absent. When the captain finally arrives, he grows anxious at the enemy shelling and alarmed as Steve slows the ship to protect the smaller landing craft. Queeg orders the Caine to drop its yellow dye marker to indicate the landing zone, then to retreat to open sea. Willie is perplexed by the captain's behavior, while Tom makes sarcastic comments about Queeg's bravery. Later, Steve sternly rebukes several officers, including Tom, Willie and Harding, for making up a song, "Yellowstain Blues," which besmirches Queeg. Willie is bitterly disappointed by Queeg's character lapse, but neither he nor any of the officers respond when Queeg makes a thinly veiled request for support. When Tom observes that Queeg's eccentric mannerisms and increasingly irrational behavior indicates that he is mentally unsound, Steve demands that he take the charge to the medical officer, but Tom refuses. Disturbed by Tom's suggestion, however, Steve gets a book on mental illness from the ship's library and begins keeping a log of Queeg's escalating erratic behavior, which has begun to sap the crew's morale. Late one night, Queeg summons all the officers to begin an investigation of the disappearance of a gallon of strawberries from the mess. When the lengthy inquiry extends to searching each crew member for a duplicate mess key that Queeg is certain must have been used in the theft, Tom reiterates his challenge of Queeg's mental soundness and suggests Steve consider relieving the captain according to Navy regulations. Steve is further upset when Harding, who must leave the ship to attend his seriously ill wife, reveals that he witnessed the mess boys eating the strawberries and reported the incident to Queeg, but the captain threatened to cancel Harding's emergency leave if he repeated the story. Steve then asks Tom and Willie to accompany him to fleet commander Admiral Halsey to seek advice. On board Halsey's carrier, Tom reconsiders, cautioning Steve that he may ruin his career by accusing Queeg. Uncertain, Steve acquiesces and the men return to the Caine . The fleet is then ordered out to sea into a strong storm, during which Queeg risks capsizing the Caine by stubbornly maintaining the ordered course, despite Steve's pleas to turn the ship. When Queeg appears terrified by the violent pitching of the ship, Steve, fearful for the ship's safety, relieves him of command using the Navy code. Willie supports Steve, and Queeg's order for their arrest is ignored by the other officers. Some time later, in San Francisco, May telephones her support to Willie, as he and Steve are brought up for court-martial. Cynical Lt. Barney Greenwald is the only lawyer who grudgingly accepts Willie and Steve's case. At the trial the prosecution is led by Lt. Cmdr. Challee, who establishes Willie's naval inexperience and gradual loathing of Queeg. Testimony offered by other sailors reveals only that Queeg was a demanding, driven commander. Under questioning, Tom admits that he was not present at many of Queeg's supposed displays of unstable behavior and lies that he had not suggested to Steve that Queeg might be mentally unfit. Tom then goes on to say that he does not believe Steve's log holds enough information to justify the mutiny. A naval psychiatrist asserts that Queeg is not mentally ill, but under Barney's probing admits that the captain suffers from deep paranoia due to long and arduous combat duty. When Queeg takes the stand, he severely criticizes Steve, yet is unable to explain his earlier positive written evaluation of his executive officer. Barney brings up the tow-line and dye stain incidents, but Queeg insists his officers were disloyal and unsupportive. Queeg grows increasingly agitated when Barney mentions the missing strawberries and when Harding's name is brought up, the captain takes up his nervous habit of rolling metal balls in his hand and launches into a lengthy, rambling defense. In the face of Queeg's obvious instability, Steve and Willie are acquitted. Afterward, during the celebration with the Caine 's officers, a drunken Barney chastises them for not supporting Queeg and for putting the ship in danger by their recklessness. The men are startled when Barney accuses Tom of being the true instigator of the Caine mutiny. Soon after, Willie and May marry and, upon returning from their honeymoon, Willie reports to his new ship to discover, with a sense of relief, that his commanding officer is DeVriess.

06:00 PM    My Favorite Year (1982)

A flamboyant star throws a TV comedy show into chaos.

08:00 PM    Oliver! (1968)

Musical version of the Dickens classic about an orphan taken in by a band of boy thieves.

10:45 PM    The Mouse on the Moon (1963)

The Duchy of Fenwick, which is ruled by the addled dowager Grand Duchess Gloriana XIII, falls into dire financial straits when its only source of income, the sale of wine, falls off because each bottle explodes when opened. The local beatniks are protesting conditions, but Prime Minister Mountjoy is more concerned about his inability to raise funds

for improving the indoor plumbing at the royal castle. Striking upon the idea of once more asking the United States for financial aid, he does so by pretending that Fenwick wants to participate in the race for putting a man on the moon. Washington promptly responds with a million-dollar grant, and the Russians, anxious to offset America's propaganda advantage, give the tiny nation one of their obsolete rockets. Britain becomes suspicious and sends their master spy, Spender, to investigate the international intrigue. At this point, Professor Kokintz, the Duchy's scientist, discovers that Fenwick's wine is perfect for rocket fuel, and he and Mountjoy's son, Vincent, who wants to impress his beatnik girl friend Cynthia, decide to attempt a launching. Although the launching is expected to be disastrous, the rocket actually takes off and sails to the moon, pursued by American and Russian spaceships. As the Fenwick flag is triumphantly placed on the moon, the American and Russian rockets get sucked into the moon's soft surface. Gracious to the end, the Fenwickians gallantly offer their rivals a free trip back to a rejoicing Fenwick.

12:30 AM    Fatty and Mabel's Simple Life (1915)

In this silent short, a farmhand defies his boss to court the man's daughter.

12:55 AM    Mabel and Fatty's Married Life (1915)

In this silent short, a young wife left alone imagines herself stalked by burglars.

01:10 AM    Fatty and Mabel at the San Diego Exposition (1915)

In this silent short, a young husband at the San Diego Exposition can't restrain his wandering eye.

01:25 AM    He Did and He Didn't (1916)

In this silent short, when a doctor eats too much, he dreams that his wife is unfaithful.

02:00 AM    Leon Morin, Priest (1961)

During the Nazi occupation of France, a skeptical young widow meets a handsome priest who converts her to Catholicism.

04:15 AM    The Angel Wore Red (1960)

A priest and a prostitute fall in love during the Spanish Civil War.

06:30 AM    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.

08:30 AM    The Heiress (1949)

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

10:30 AM    Autumn Leaves (1956)

At her Cedar Court Apartments bungalow in Los Angeles, Milly Weatherby, a lonely spinster in the autumnal years of her life, spends her days working as a stenographer. When one of her clients presents her with tickets to the symphony for a job well done, Milly attends the concert alone. The melancholy music causes Milly to recall a time, years ea

rlier, when she sacrificed the love of a prospective suitor to care for her ailing father. After the concert, Milly stops for a bite at a crowded café and is seated at the last empty booth. As Milly plays the song "Autumn Leaves" on the juke box, Burt Hanson, a personable young man, enters the restaurant and, noticing a vacant seat at Milly's booth, asks to join her. After Milly reluctantly consents, Burt comments that she seems lonely and urges her to talk to him. Over dinner, Burt explains that he has recently been discharged from a non-combat post in the Army, and has moved to Los Angeles in search of employment. Burt insists on escorting Milly home and invites her to the beach the next day. As Milly dons her bathing suit in the bath house, she becomes self-conscious about her figure, but Burt soothes her doubts with flattery, and they end up passionately embracing in the crashing waves. At the end of the day, however, Milly admonishes Burt to date someone his own age and tells him not to come back. One month of lonely days and nights later, Milly enters the apartment courtyard, hears the strains of "Autumn Leaves" wafting from her apartment and runs home to find Burt waiting for her. When Burt invites Milly to a movie and dinner to celebrate his new job at a department store, Milly hesitates until Burt assures her that he has been dating women his own age and found them all too young. During the movie's intermission, Burt abruptly announces that he wants to marry Milly and presses her for an answer. Stunned, Milly calls Burt impulsive and insists on going home. When Burt sullenly says goodbye and begins to walk away, however, Milly changes her mind and accepts his proposal. Impatient, Burt suggests that they get married in Mexico the following day, but when he states on the marriage license that Chicago is his place of birth, Milly becomes confused because he had earlier told her he was born in Wisconsin. Two weeks later, Burt showers Milly with gifts and tells her that he has been promoted to manager. When Milly's client, Col. Hillyer, comes to drop off a manuscript, Burt eagerly discusses his combat experiences with the officer, perplexing Milly, who believed that her husband served in a non-combat division. After Burt leaves for work, a woman comes to the door and introduces herself as Burt's ex-wife Virginia. Having been told by Burt that he had never been married, Milly asserts that Virginia is in error until she produces a photograph of Burt and his father, who Burt had claimed was dead. Virginia explains that Burt walked out on her after being charged with shoplifting and that she and his father have come to Los Angeles to find him. Virginia then hands Milly a property settlement that she wants Burt to sign. After warning that Burt is an inveterate liar, Virginia leaves a sickened and frightened Milly. Distraught, Milly visits Burt's father at his hotel. After feigning concern for his son, Mr. Hanson cautions Milly that Burt is a lost soul who should be institutionalized. Once Milly leaves, Virginia slips out of the bedroom and carnally embraces her former father-in-law. When Burt comes home from work, Milly tells him that she has discovered he is a clerk and not a manager and accuses him of stealing the presents he has given her. As Burt stares at her dumbfounded, Milly asks why he never told her about Virginia. Becoming agitated, Burt says the marriage meant nothing to him, and recalls coming home early from work one day to surprise Virginia, after which he blacked out. When Milly insists that Burt see his father, he breaks down in tears, but finally accedes to her wishes. The next day, Milly goes to the hotel to talk to Mr. Hanson, and spots him at poolside cuddling Virginia. Realizing the extent of her father-in-law's betrayal, Milly hides in the corridor while the lovebirds go upstairs to their suite. Soon after, Burt comes to the hotel, and when Milly learns that he is on his way to see his father, she bolts upstairs in hopes of sparing her husband. She is too late, however, and finds Burt slumped in the doorway outside the suite. Back at home, Burt becomes withdrawn and uncommunicative. Soon after, Virginia and Mr. Hanson drive into the courtyard and demand to see Burt. As Burt eavesdrops from the doorway, Milly orders them to leave, and Hanson then threatens to commit Burt unless he signs the papers deeding Virginia the property that Burt inherited from his late mother. Denouncing the pair as monsters, Milly runs back to her apartment, where Burt ragefully accuses her of being in league with his father and ex-wife, slaps her to the floor and then crushes her hand with the typewriter. After Milly cries out in agony, Burt tearfully begs her forgiveness. Milly's injuries are treated by Dr. Masterson, who recommends that Burt see Dr. Malcolm Couzzens, a psychiatrist. Milly resists his advice until one night, Burt relives Virginia's betrayal and begins to sob uncontrollably. The next day, an anguished Milly confers with Dr. Couzzens, who diagnoses that Burt is a schizophrenic and advises hospitalization. When Couzzens warns that Burt is regressing into childhood, Milly finally agrees to commit him even though she fears that Burt will no longer need her once he is cured. While Milly throws herself into her work, Burt undergoes treatment. After months of having no communication with her husband, Milly receives a letter from the sanitarium, notifying her of Burt's discharge. Certain that Burt no longer loves her, Milly goes to the sanitarium and, after offering to send him his clothes, says goodbye and walks away. Following her, Burt tenderly kisses Milly's injured hand and then embraces her.

12:30 PM    David and Lisa (1962)

David Clemens is an emotionally disturbed adolescent who lives in constant terror of being touched. When his mother places him in a home for disturbed youngsters, he rejects both the other children and his psychiatrist, Alan Swinford. Gradually, however, he becomes interested in Lisa, a 15-year-old schizophrenic: as "Muriel" she is completely mute,

and as Lisa she talks only in rhyme. As the relationship between the two develops, David's attitude toward Alan relaxes, and he begins to talk with the doctor. David's mother, however, is unsatisfied with her son's progress and removes him from the home. Unable to bear his mother's domination and his parents' quarreling, David runs away and returns to the home. Lisa is so delighted at his return that she ceases speaking in rhyme. During a student party the two youngsters quarrel, and Lisa runs away; after an all-night search, David finds her at a nearby museum. To persuade her to return to Alan, David shows his trust by finally reaching out to touch her, and two walk off together, holding hands.

02:15 PM    The Strange One (1957)

At the Southern Military College, brutish upper-classman Jocko de Paris intimidates freshmen Robert Marquales and Simmons into inviting the school's dimwitted football star, Roger Gatt, to their room for a crooked card game. Although Jocko's amiable roommate, Harold Knoble, assures the reluctant freshmen that the game is just a good-natured prank,

in reality, the vindictive Jocko has planned the evening as a ruse to get even with Major Avery, the schoolmaster who once disciplined him. Jocko orders the whining Simmons to act as bartender and ply Gatt with alcohol. Once Gatt becomes drunk and belligerent, Jocko provokes him into beating Simmons with a broom. In the next room, Avery's cadet son Georgie hears Simmons' cries and hurries to alert his father, who is the officer on duty. When Avery reaches the freshmen's room, however, he finds them sound asleep in their bunks, thus casting doubt on Georgie's story. After the major departs, the freshmen jump out of their bunks and Roger emerges from his hiding place in their closet just as Georgie runs into the room. At reveille the next morning, Georgie's badly beaten body is found sprawled next to a tree. When Colonel Cliff Ramey, the officer in charge, summons Jocko to his office and informs him that Georgie has accused him of assault, Jocko asserts that Georgie fell down the stairs while drunk and is now suffering delusions of persecution. The colonel then states that he doubts that Georgie was drunk and has taken a sample of the cadet's blood to prove it. The colonel warns that a negative test result will prove that Georgie was framed. Soon after, word comes that Georgie has been expelled from the institute. Although Marquales expresses remorse for his role in the incident, he is afraid to speak out for fear that his complicity in the incident would result in expulsion. As Simmons chides Marquales for being a hypocrite, Jocko enters the room and taunts Simmons about his fear of women. When Jocko announces that he has arranged a date for Simmons to help him overcome his phobia, the panicked Simmons lies that he has chosen a life of celibacy in order to become a chaplain in honor of his cousin who sacrificed his life during the war. Dismissing Simmons' excuse, Jocko orders him to meet a woman named Rosebud later that night. Soon after, Avery summons Simmons and Marquales to the guard room and appeals to them to tell the truth about Georgie. Although Marquales insists that he was asleep at the time of the incident, Avery suspects that he is concealing something. Afterward, Marquales, furious at being made to lie, warns Jocko never again to involve him in one of his twisted schemes. Later, Cadet Perrin McKee, a sycophant who fawns over Jocko, tells him that he saw him shove a tube down Georgie's throat and pour whiskey into it. Bragging that he is a writer with the "fire of genius in him," Perrin announces that he is in the midst of writing Jocko's biography. When Perrin tenderly places his hand on Jocko's arm and offers to read an excerpt, Jocko, repulsed, calls him a cockroach. That night, Jocko escorts the slatternly Rosebud to the cheap café where they are to meet Simmons. As Jocko begins to toy with Simmons, several guards from the military school arrive to take Jocko back to campus. After he is brought to Avery's office, Jocko is shown a rubber tube found in his locker. When Avery accuses him of using it to funnel alcohol down Georgie's throat and states that whiskey residue was detected in the tube, Jocko, who had thoroughly scrubbed the tube, calls his bluff and cruelly implies that Georgie's problems were caused by parental abuse. Enraged, Avery slaps Jocko and calls him a liar. The attack is witnessed by some cadets, and afterward, Jocko brags to Simmons that he has finally gotten Avery fired. Marquales overhears Jocko, and disgusted, asks Roger to join him and the others in telling the truth. Although he fears expulsion, Roger agrees to meet with Simmons, Harold and Marquales at the armory to discuss the situation. There Marquales accuses them of cowardice for letting Jocko use them. After Marquales asserts that the school is partially to blame by allowing Jocko to flourish, he convinces the others to tell their story to Roger's roommate, Cadet Colonel Corger. Afterward, as Jocko and Rosebud wait for Simmons' arrival at the café, Marquales appears and tells Jocko that the cadets want to meet with him upstairs. There, Corger hands Jocko a confession and orders him to sign it. When Jocko demands to confront his accusers, Roger, Marquales, Simmons and Harold step forward. Claiming that it was all just a practical joke, Jocko refuses to sign the document. The cadets then take him prisoner, shove him into a car and drive into the swamp where they blindfold him. Hearing a train whistle approaching, Jocko, thinking that the cadets are going to hurl him beneath the train wheels, begs for his life. When the train stops, the cadets dump the blindfolded, whimpering Jocko into the passenger car and leave. After removing his blindfold, Jocko runs to the rear of the car defiantly shouting that he will get even.

04:00 PM    Stop Me Before I Kill! (1961)

Only hours after his wedding, British international racing driver Alan Colby is injured in an automobile crash. The accident leaves him emotionally disturbed, and during a delayed honeymoon in the south of France, he finds himself attempting to strangle his Italian wife, Denise, whenever they make love. Dr. Prade, a psychiatrist vacationing on the

Riviera with his mother, persuades Denise that Alan is in desperate need of help, but Alan scoffs at the idea and returns to London. Prade, now in love with Denise, follows and eventually succeeds in getting Alan to submit to treatment; he uses drugs, autosuggestion, and his own persuasive personality to convince Alan that he has murdered his wife. Panic-stricken, Alan flees to friends on the Riviera. There, one morning, he catches sight of Denise with Prade and confronts them at gunpoint. Prade almost succeeds in convincing Alan that he has hallucinated; but Alan turns the tables on Prade, who himself begins to behave irrationally. Running away, Prade tries to escape by cable car but falls to his death, leaving Alan and Denise free to resume their honeymoon.

06:00 PM    Something Wild (1961)

One spring evening a young, innocent girl named Mary Ann is savagely raped by an unknown assailant in a New York City park. When she regains consciousness, she returns home and sneaks past her prudish mother. She then destroys her soiled, torn clothes, scrubs herself with hard laundry soap and, wrapped in a blanket, goes to sleep on the floor of he

r room. The next morning she attempts to go on living her routine life as though nothing had happened. But, overcome by physical weakness and repulsed by the crowding flesh around her, she collapses on a subway platform. Still haunted by her ordeal, she leaves home, moves into a shabby room on the Lower East Side, and takes a job in a five-and-ten-cent store. Eventually, after a series of sleepless nights, she wanders onto a suspension bridge and attempts suicide. She is rescued by a lonely garage mechanic, Mike, who takes her back to his basement flat. Almost as desperate as she, he keeps her prisoner, explaining that she is his "last chance" for happiness. She fights him off when he drunkenly attempts to make love to her, and, in a hysterical effort to escape, she kicks out his eye. Fleeing from the apartment, she spends the night sleeping on the grass in Central Park. With the coming of morning, she wanders through the city, reviewing her life. At the end of the day, she returns to Mike's two basement rooms and offers to marry him. A few months later she is reconciled with her mother and tells her that she is going to have a baby.

08:00 PM    Pillow Talk (1959)

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

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    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.

02:00 AM    It Happened to Jane (1959)

Widow Jane Osgood, the proprietress of a lobster restaurant supply business in Cape Anne, Maine, finds her livelihood threatened when the E&P Railroad fails to deliver a shipment on time, causing the crustaceans to wither and die. Blaming the railroad for her misfortune, Jane asks her childhood friend, attorney George Denham, to sue the E&P, and G

eorge assures Jane that the railroad will be forced to reimburse her for her loss. In New York City, Harry Foster Malone, the ill-natured new owner of the E&P, is masticating on a lobster when word comes of Jane's lawsuit. Crawford Sloan, the railroad's attorney, advises Malone that the railroad is responsible for Jane's loss and suggests that it would be a publicity coup for the company personally to deliver a reimbursement check to her. Traveling to Cape Anne, Crawford, accompanied by E&P board member Selwyn Harris, presents Jane with a check for $700, the value of the lobsters. Jane, however, claims that her loss was far greater than that, because the railroad's untimely delivery dealt a blow to her business' reputation, thus threatening her survival. Just then George, dressed in a Cub Scout leader uniform, arrives at the house with Jane's young son Billy. Although George advises Jane to take the check, she refuses and later lectures George about his lack of gumption, pointing out that although George has opposed Aaron Caldwell, the corrupt leader of the town council for years, he has never been able to rally the votes to defeat him. Jane goes through with the suit, but when a friendly jury awards Jane $2,500 to cover her loss, Harris refuses to pay and tells Jane that his company intends to appeal the verdict. Furious, Jane decides to apply for a Writ of Execution against the railroad, and soon after, Sheriff Wilbur Peterson hands stationmaster Homer Bean a writ awarding Jane the train known as "Old 97" in lieu of the money owed her by the railroad. Matilda Runyon, the town's switchboard operator, and an aspiring reporter, sees the writ as her opportunity for a big scoop and notifies a New York newspaper, which sends reporter Larry Hall to cover the story of "David vs. Goliath." The media soon descend on Cape Anne, glorifying the idea of a poor widow taking on big business, and couching the dispute as "the eternal drama of the American ideal, the struggle for equality for all." As Larry, a charming bachelor, interviews Jane, he becomes enamored with his subject, arousing George's jealousy. In New York, meanwhile, Malone sees the headlines in praise of Jane, and fuming, demands that Jane pay him $250 a day to rent the tracks on which Old 97 sits. To raise the money to pay Sloan, Larry suggests that Jane accept the offers from several New York television stations to appear on their programs. George is outraged when Jane leaves Billy and her daughter Betty in his care and goes to New York with Larry. While watching the game show I've Got a Secret , Malone sees contestant Jane assert that "he is the meanest man on Earth." To retaliate, Malone phones the show and declares that not only is he canceling Jane's rent, but he is giving her the train to keep. Later that night, Larry proposes to Jane, who asks for some time to consider. When Jane returns home, George wrongly accuses her of having an affair with Larry. Later, at the town meeting, Caldwell announces that Malone has cancelled all railroad service to Cape Anne and blames Jane for the town's misfortune. After a tearful Jane apologizes and runs out of the room, Caldwell calls for the election of the First Selectman. George, newly invigorated, makes an impassioned speech about the town's callous treatment of Jane, then leaves. Afterward, the council elects George as their new First Selectman. Realizing that they can use Old 97 to deliver Jane's lobsters, George enlists his uncle Otis, a retired railroad engineer, to drive the engine. The rest of the town rallies around the effort, and begins delivering coal by the box and bagful to feed the engine. To thwart Jane, Malone, who legally must allow the Old 97 use of his tracks, routes the train in the wrong direction, causing his Board of Directors to quit in disgust. As the story of Jane's futile quest spreads, reporters besiege Malone's office, and Crawford warns him that he is undermining the railroad by attacking Jane. Aboard the train, Jane, aware that Larry will be waiting for her answer at Marshalton, their first stop, runs to the engine room where George is stoking the furnace. To goad George into proposing, Jane declares that she has decided to marry Larry. The ruse works, and George and Jane are formally engaged. Because of their circuitous routing, they soon run out of coal, stranding the train on the trucks and thus blocking an oncoming passenger train. Following Crawford's advice, Malone flies to meet the train and concedes defeat. To insure their timely arrival, Jane insists that Malone accompany them onboard, and Malone, seeing that George is exhausted, takes over stoking the engine. When the train pulls into Marshalton, Larry stands gaping from the platform as George publicly kisses Jane. Some time later in Cape Anne, a parade celebrating George's swearing-in ceremony is upstaged by the arrival of a new fire engine donated to the town by Malone. When the crowd spots a beaming Malone watching from behind a building, they run to thank him, but he jumps into his waiting limousine and speeds off.

03:45 AM    The Tunnel of Love (1958)

A married couple endures endless red tape when they try to adopt a child.

05:30 AM    Every Girl's Dream (1966)

Nancy Bernard, the 1966 Maid of Cotton, is given a studio tour for MGM.

06:00 AM    Dancing Lady (1933)

A musical star is torn between a millionaire playboy and her stage manager.

07:45 AM    Mannequin (1938)

A small-time crook's wife falls for a shipping magnate.

09:30 AM    A Woman's Face (1941)

Plastic surgery gives a scarred female criminal a new outlook on life.

11:30 AM    Susan and God (1940)

A flighty socialite neglects her family to promote a new religious group.

01:30 PM    Mildred Pierce (1945)

A woman's ambitions for her daughter drastically impact her life.

03:30 PM    Possessed (1947)

A married woman's passion for a former love drives her mad.

05:30 PM    What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? (1962)

A crazed, aging star torments her sister in a decaying Hollywood mansion.

08:00 PM    Bugsy Malone (1976)

A spoof of classic gangster movies with a cast of children. The violence is limited to pies in the face and machine guns that shoot custard as the story of the rise of Bugsy's rise to power is told.

10:00 PM    The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane (1977)

When people come to 13-year-old Rynn's house and ask for her father, she says he is away on business. Rynn actually lives alone in the house and is determined to keep it that way, hiding her secret from everyone. But when a nosy neighbor lady and a pedophile threaten her lifestyle, Rynn is forced to deal with them so that she can maintain her indep

endence.

12:00 AM    Foxes (1980)

Victims of broken homes and uncaring parents, four teenage girls soothe their emotional wounds with drugs and sex.

02:15 AM    The Bad Seed (1956)

An eight year old girl--a quintessential psychopath--kills a schoolmate, an old woman, an apartment janitor and prompts the suicide of her despairing mother before fate intervenes bringing this "bad seed" to her own premature finish.

04:30 AM    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1960)

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

06:30 AM    The Young Runaways (1968)

Three teenage runaways leave home for life in the big city for a variety of reasons. Fortunately, a kind soul offers the teens refuge in his home.

08:15 AM    Children of Pleasure (1930)

A Jewish songwriter forsakes his heritage for a society girl.

09:30 AM    Dancing Sweeties (1930)

A hot-shot dancer marries in haste and repents in waltz time.

10:45 AM    Flying High (1931)

A hare-brained inventor invents a new flying machine but can't figure out how to land it.

12:15 PM    The Hot Heiress (1931)

When a society woman falls for a riveter, she tries to pass him off as an architect.

01:45 PM    She Had to Say Yes (1933)

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

03:00 PM    Spring Is Here (1930)

A young woman is torn between the nice guy her father likes and the bad boy he doesn't.

04:15 PM    Broadway to Hollywood (1933)

Three generations of vaudevillians fight for stardom on stage and screen.

06:00 PM    Call of the Flesh (1930)

A Latin lover fights for the heart of a beautiful convent girl.

08:00 PM    The Mask of Dimitrios (1944)

A meek novelist investigates the mysterious death of a notorious scoundrel.

09:45 PM    The Verdict (1946)

A retired Scotland Yard chief tries to prove his friend is innocent of murder.

11:30 PM    Three Strangers (1946)

Three people who share a sweepstakes ticket travel a tangled road to collect their winnings.

01:15 AM    Passage to Marseille (1944)

Devil's Island escapees join up with the Allies during World War II.

03:15 AM    The Conspirators (1944)

A guerilla leader falls in love with a mysterious woman in World War II Lisbon.

05:00 AM    Background to Danger (1943)

An American gets caught up in wartime action in Turkey.

06:30 AM    The Maltese Falcon (1941)

Hard-boiled detective Sam Spade gets caught up in the murderous search for a priceless statue.

08:30 AM    Casablanca (1942)

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

10:30 AM    Brief Encounter (1945)

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

12:00 PM    The Passionate Friends (1949)

A married woman has one last fling with her childhood sweetheart.

02:00 PM    Great Expectations (1946)

A mysterious benefactor finances a young boy's education.

04:00 PM    Lawrence of Arabia (1962)

Sweeping epic about the real life adventures of T.E. Lawrence, a British major who unified Arab tribes and led them in the fight for independence from the Ottoman Turks in the 1920s.

08:00 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.

11:00 PM    The Children's Hour (1961)

Karen Wright and Martha Dobie are the head-mistresses of a small private school for girls. Their major disciplinary problem is 12-year-old Mary Tilford, the granddaughter of the town's most influential citizen. When the child is punished for telling a lie, she runs to her grandmother and tells another--and much more devastating--lie from which it m

ay be inferred that the two teachers are having an "unnatural" relationship. Although Mary herself only dimly understands what she has said, the effect upon her shocked grandmother is obvious; and Mary elaborates upon her story. Horrified, Mrs. Tilford takes Mary out of the school and urges other guardians and parents to do the same. Karen and Martha, forced into taking drastic action, bring a slander suit against Mrs. Tilford but lose the much-publicized case when their chief witness, Martha's irresponsible Aunt Lily, deserts them under pressure and refuses to testify in their behalf. Not only is the school destroyed, but Karen realizes that Mary's lie has even created doubts in the mind of her fiancé, Dr. Joe Cardin. After she has released him, Karen suggests to Martha that they go away somewhere to make new lives for themselves. But the scandal has brought to Martha the terrible realization that the child's lie has uncovered a suppressed emotion, and she hysterically confesses her love for Karen. Then, sick with despair, she hangs herself. The vicious lie is eventually exposed, but for Karen it is too late: following Martha's funeral, she walks silently past Joe, Mrs. Tilford, and the other repentant townspeople.

01:00 AM    Psycho (1960)

A woman on the run gets mixed up with a repressed young man and his violent mother.

03:00 AM    Dragon Seed (1944)

Chinese peasants fight to survive the Japanese occupation during World War II.

06:00 AM    Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932)

A British lord raised by apes kidnaps a beautiful noblewoman exploring Africa with her father.

08:00 AM    Gildersleeve's Ghost (1944)

Two ghosts help a small-town eccentric run for mayor.

09:15 AM    The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters (1954)

The Bowery Boys battle a family of mad scientists.

10:30 AM    Phantom of the Rue Morgue (1954)

A mad scientist uses an ape to murder his enemies.

12:00 PM    The Gorilla (1939)

Three screwball detectives try to protect a lawyer from a murderous gorilla.

01:15 PM    The Gorilla Man (1942)

A wounded soldier discovers his hospital is secretly run by the Nazis.

02:30 PM    At the Circus (1939)

The Marx Bros. team up to keep a circus from going bankrupt.

04:30 PM    Mighty Joe Young (1949)

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

06:15 PM    King Kong (1933)

A film crew discovers the "eighth wonder of the world," a giant prehistoric ape, and brings him back to New York where he wreaks havoc.

08:00 PM    Places In The Heart (1984)

After her sheriff husband is killed, a Texas woman tires to make ends meet for her family during the depression by raising cotton and taking in boarders, one of whom is a blind man.

10:00 PM    To Sleep with Anger (1990)

Vagabond Harry pays an unexpected visit to his old chum Gideon, who accepts the aimless man into his home, despite the fact that the household is already overcrowded. Hard-drinking yet charismatic, Harry both entertains and enrages Gideon and his wife, Suzie. However, after Gideon falls gravely ill, Harry decides to step in and take his friend's pl

ace in the household. Unfortunately, his intentions are far from pure, and the consequences are tragic.

12:00 AM    Angels in the Outfield (1994)

A foster child believes that his luck will change if his beloved California Angels can win the pennant. Meanwhile, the last place team's manager is trying to turn the club around and save his job. He gets help from an angel named Al who miraculously leads the club to the playoffs.

02:00 AM    Slumber Party Massacre (1982)

Someone with a power drill shows up uninvited to Trish's high-school pajama party.

03:30 AM    Near Dark (1987)

A young man reluctantly joins a travelling "family" of evil vampires because the girl he had tried to seduce is part of that group.

05:15 AM    Living Stereo (1958)

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

05:30 AM    Summer of '63 (1963)

Teens on the make spread syphilis among their friends.

06:00 AM    The Great American Pastime (1957)

A mild-mannered lawyer gets more than he bargained for when he takes over a little league team.

08:00 AM    Half-Pint Palomino (1953)

A millionaire puts up a large prize for the capture of the smallest horse in the world and Barney Bear is given the task.

08:08 AM    For Your Convenience (1939)

In this short film, four segments showcase how certain conveniences and inventions are made for the user, such as coffee brewing and parachute packing. Vitaphone Release B187.

08:18 AM    Czechoslovakia on Parade (1938)

This focuses on the landmarks, people and customs of Czechoslovakia.

08:28 AM    Murder in the Air (1940)

A secret service agent fights to keep enemy spies away from top secret government plans.

09:30 AM    Operator No. 17 - Re-Cap Chapter (1935)

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

10:00 AM    House Tricks? (1946)

Olive Oyl is building a house when Popeye and Bluto, competing for her favor, step in to help her. Each male tries to outdo the other, resorting to sabotage in order to win Olive's appreciation.

10:08 AM    Calling Philo Vance (1939)

Society sleuth Philo Vance tangles with foreign agents when he investigates the murder of an aircraft manufacturer.

11:30 AM    Story Conference (1934)

A film crew signed to do a movie with Lillian Roth come up with an idea for the story.

12:00 PM    The FBI Story (1959)

A dedicated FBI agent thinks back on the agency's battles against the Klan, organized crime and Communist spies.

02:45 PM    The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)

Three prospectors fight off bandits and each other after striking it rich in the Mexican mountains.

05:00 PM    The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)

The Japanese Army forces World War II POWs to build a strategic bridge in Burma.

08:00 PM    A Man for All Seasons (1966)

Sir Thomas Moore opposes Henry VIII's divorce, and events lead inexorably to his execution.

10:15 PM    Luther (1974)

The evolution of Martin Luther's relationship with the Catholic Church is traced, from his initial disillusiomment with the institution through his eventual leadership of the Reformation movement.

12:15 AM    Pepe Le Moko (1937)

Love for a beautiful woman draws a gangster out of hiding.

02:00 AM    Kramer Vs. Kramer (1979)

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

04:00 AM    The Marrying Kind (1952)

In the New York Court of Domestic Relations, Judge Anna Carroll presides over the divorce hearing of Florence and Chet Keefer, whose lawyers insist their clients' marriage is over. As it is late, the judge calls a recess, then summons the Keefers to her chambers, where she asks them how they met. Chet hesitates, then relates the early days of their

marriage: In Central Park, Chet and his friend and fellow postal worker, George Bastian, introduce themselves to two attractive young women and soon they begin double dating. Chet and Florence marry shortly thereafter and honeymoon in Atlantic City before setting up house in a tiny apartment with very little furniture. Florence complains about Chet's long hours, while at the post office, his work buddies kid him about his marriage. Chet confides in George that he has great aspirations to make something of himself. Back in the judge's chamber, Judge Carroll asks Florence and Chet when the first sign of trouble appeared in their relationship. Florence explains that Chet began placing his ambitions and other people before her and he was always envious of his sister Joan's husband, Howard Shipley, a successful businessman. Florence takes up their story: Chet is uncomfortable about attending a formal party thrown by Joan and Howard, celebrating their trip to Europe. Delayed repeatedly at work, Chet is late picking Florence up and at the party, he feels like the excluded "poor relation." To Florence's annoyance, Chet drinks too much and rumbas enthusiastically with a voluptuous guest. Later that night, Chet and Florence argue about his behavior and she pushes him off her bed. That night, Chet has a nightmare that at work his carelessness with loose ball bearings causes the Postmaster General injury. When Florence awakens him, however, he gets a flash of insight and feverishly begins designing a pair of ball bearing sliders, similar to roller skates. Chet has the sliders built and takes them to Howard to get his financial backing. Florence talks Howard into trying on the sliders, but when he falls down, Joan furiously orders Florence and Chet out. A few days later, Florence and Chet each discover a magazine report about an identical invention of sliders introduced by a former champion skater, and Florence comforts the despondent Chet. After Florence's disclosure, Judge Carroll asks the Keefers why there is no hope for their marriage. Florence claims they never got a break, and Chet declares that everything would have been fine had his slider invention worked. When Judge Carroll presses Florence to explain what she expected from marriage, she laments that she feels lonely even when she is in the same room with Chet. He protests that even if he was not always thinking of her, he was thinking of their marriage and that he always loved her. Chet resumes the Keefers' story: Florence frets over Chet's concern about expenses when taking their children, Joey and Ellen, camping. At home one evening, Florence and Chet are stunned when a radio broadcaster announces that Florence has been selected to answer their $2,600 question. When the station telephones her and plays a bit of music for her to identify, she names the tune, but Chet disagrees and she gives the station his answer, which is incorrect. Sometime later, the Keefers attend a Decoration Day picnic with their children, and Joey accidentally drowns, leaving Florence and Chet desolate. Lost in thought over his son one day, Chet is hit by a truck while crossing the street, requiring extensive hospitalization and then time in a convalescent home, where Florence and Ellen constantly visit. While there, Chet grudgingly admits Florence must go back to work to help meet their expenses. Resuming work at the post office, Chet receives a promotion, but the news is dulled when Florence gets a letter informing her that her former boss has died and left her $1,284. Chet demands to know what she did to be left so much money, but Florence has no idea. Chet stews about the money, then finally gives Florence permission to accept it. When she tells him that she already has, he explodes in anger and threatens to walk out, but Florence leaves instead. All the Keefers' friends offer advice on how to patch up their marriage and even the discovery that Florence's boss left all his employees money does not help. At the end of their story, Judge Carroll points out to the Keefers that they have had good times and bad times and that wrong headedness does not mean their marriage is over. She then bids the Keefers goodnight and in the hallway tells the bailiff she does not believe the Keefers will be in court the following day. In the judge's chambers, Chet says he may not be able to change his delusions of grandeur, but he can try, and Florence agrees to try too. The Keefers leave the office arm in arm.

06:00 AM    Show Boat (1936)

Riverboat entertainers find love, laughs and hardships as they sail along "Old Man River."

08:00 AM    Kitty Foyle (1940)

A girl from the wrong side of the tracks endures scandal and heartbreak when she falls for a high-society boy.

10:00 AM    Pepe Le Moko (1937)

Love for a beautiful woman draws a gangster out of hiding.

12:00 PM    Jezebel (1938)

A tempestuous Southern belle's willfulness threatens to destroy all who care for her.

02:00 PM    Vertigo (1958)

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

04:15 PM    Charade (1963)

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

06:15 PM    Arthur (1981)

Arthur is a sweet but wildly irresponsible playboy whose millions have left him lonely and with no motivation in life. On the threshold of an arranged marriage with a simpering socialite whom he does not love, Arthur meets the spunky, blue-collar waitress Linda Marolla, and falls head over heels. However, just as he begins to pursue a relationship

with Linda, his father and iron-willed grandmother threaten to pull the plug on his huge inheritance if he doesn't honor his position in life and go through with his marriage. Arthur must decide which is more important to him: his new love, or his 750 million dollars in the bank.

08:00 PM    I Want to Live! (1958)

True story of the small-time lady crook who fought to escape the gas chamber.

10:15 PM    Back Street (1961)

Following his discharge from the Marines after World War II, Paul Saxon, heir to a chain of department stores, has an affair with Rae Smith, the owner of a dress shop in Lincoln, Nebraska. However, when Rae learns that Paul is married and has two children, she moves to New York and becomes a successful fashion designer. Paul finds her there, but Ra

e refuses to become the "other woman" in his life. Years later they meet again in Rome, where Rae, now the partner of the celebrated designer Dalian, has opened a salon. During the 3 days they spend together at Rae's seaside villa, Paul explains to Rae that his alcoholic wife, Liz, refuses to grant him a divorce. After a suicide attempt by Liz, Paul buys Rae a house in the Paris suburbs, and the two lovers continue to meet. Eventually Paul's young son identifies Rae as the mysterious woman in his father's life and orders her to stay away. Then Liz publicly shames Rae during one of her fashion shows. That same night, while driving with Paul, the drunken Liz loses control of the car and is killed in a crash. Paul is taken to a hospital and calls Rae to profess his love before he dies. Later, Rae is visited by Paul's two orphaned children, who now share with her a common bond of loneliness and grief.

12:15 AM    Captain Salvation (1927)

In this silent film, a divinity student risks his future to help a prostitute.

02:00 AM    Black Narcissus (1947)

Nuns founding a convent in the Himalayas are tormented by the area's exotic beauty.

03:45 AM    Bianco, Rosso e... (1971)

05:30 AM    MGM Parade Show #13 (1955)

George Murphy introduces clips featuring Susan Hayward and Fernand Gravet from "The Great Waltz" and "I'll Cry Tomorrow".

06:00 AM    Riffraff (1936)

Young marrieds in the fishing business run afoul of the law.

07:45 AM    Anna Christie (1930)

Eugene O'Neill's classic about a romantic prostitute trying to run away from her past.

09:15 AM    Mutiny on the Bounty (1935)

As the cruel captain of the HMS Bounty, a ship bound for Tahiti, William Bligh wins few friends. When the crew members finally tire of his abuse, Fletcher Christian leads a mutiny, resulting in Bligh's unceremonious removal from the ship. While Christian and the remaining crew sail on to Tahiti, Bligh becomes intent on exacting revenge, and he targ

ets Roger Byam, a sailor who had actually tried to stop the mutiny.

11:30 AM    Smilin' Through (1932)

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

01:15 PM    Camille (1937)

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

03:15 PM    Romeo and Juliet (1937)

Shakespeare's classic tale of young lovers from feuding families.

05:30 PM    The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934)

An invalid poetess defies her father's wishes to marry a dashing young poet.

07:30 PM    MGM Parade Show #13 (1955)

George Murphy introduces clips featuring Susan Hayward and Fernand Gravet from "The Great Waltz" and "I'll Cry Tomorrow".

08:00 PM    That Touch of Mink (1962)

On her way to cash her unemployment check Cathy Timberlake is splattered with mud by a passing limousine belonging to tycoon Philip Shayne, a bachelor. Later, Philip spots Cathy entering an automat and sends his rebellious financial adviser, Roger, to apologize and offer her money for her ruined dress. Goaded on by both Roger and her worldly-wise r

oommate, Connie, Cathy decides to visit Philip personally to express her indignation. When she does meet the suave charmer, however, her wrath melts, and she agrees to accompany him on a business trip to Baltimore. Philip then takes Cathy to Philadelphia for cocktails, to Manhattan for his speech at the U. N., and then on to dinner and a baseball game. His platonic attitude ends, however, when he suggests a trip to Bermuda. At first Cathy refuses, but later she reconsiders and ends up flying to the island with a lavish wardrobe, mink coat included, supplied by her generous host. But with the coming of night Cathy is so nervous that she develops a skin rash; and Philip spends the night playing gin rummy with another frustrated male. Back in New York, Cathy feels ashamed of herself and decides to return for a second attempt at romance. This time she takes a drink to fortify herself, gets drunk, and falls off a balcony. Disgusted, Philip returns to New York and no longer attempts to call her. To arouse his jealousy, Roger arranges for Cathy to go to a motel with a lecherous unemployment clerk, Beasley. Following a wild chase, Philip "rescues" Cathy and impulsively proposes marriage. As they arrive in Bermuda for their honeymoon, Philip suddenly realizes he is a married man; overcome by nervousness, he breaks out in a skin rash.

10:00 PM    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.

12:00 AM    The Glass Bottom Boat (1966)

A PR worker in a space laboratory is suspected of being a spy because she calls her dog on the phone and calls him "Vladimir."

02:15 AM    Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1960)

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

04:15 AM    Jumbo (1962)

The daughter of a circus owner fights to save her father from a takeover spearheaded by the man she loves.

06:30 AM    The Roman Spring of Mrs. Stone (1961)

A fading stage star gets caught up in the decadent life of modern Rome when she hires a male companion.

08:15 AM    Splendor in the Grass (1961)

Set in the 1920s, two midwest teenagers fall in love, are frightened by their physical desires and struggle to navigate their feelings of sexual repression.

10:30 AM    All Fall Down (1962)

A young drifter's romance with an older woman is threatened by his possessive mother.

12:30 PM    Mickey One (1965)

A nightclub comedian in Detroit lives extravagantly and accumulates a number of large gambling debts. Certain that the underworld syndicate that controls his debts and the clubs where he works is going to punish him, he flees, eventually winding up on the west side of Chicago. He uses a social security card with the name Miklos Wunejeva to obtain a

restaurant job hauling garbage. Wanting to resume his career, he contacts an agent, Berson, who books him at the posh Club Xanadu, owned by Ed Castle. Meanwhile, Mickey's landlady attempts to evict him and move another tenant, Jenny, into his apartment. Mickey refuses to leave, and he and Jenny fall in love. One night, they watch an artist, whom Mickey has seen around town, unveil a kinetic sculpture which goes out of control, explodes, and burns down. Mickey is wary of the Xanadu booking, fearful that Castle may know his enemies in the syndicate. Mickey is persuaded by Castle to audition for a man connected with clubs in the midwest, but, fearful that the man might be a mobster and unable to perform without an audience, Mickey cuts his performance short. Determined to contact someone in the syndicate, Mickey searches for the mob-run crap game, but he is beaten in a brawl involving costumed doormen from various clubs. After he discovers that Berson has disappeared, he decides to keep his commitment to Castle and begins his first show at the club.

02:15 PM    Kaleidoscope (1966)

A pretty girl lures a luckless gambler into a dangerous poker game.

04:15 PM    Promise Her Anything (1966)

A single mother must choose between two suitors.

06:00 PM    Bonnie and Clyde (1967)

In the early 1930s, a car thief and the daughter of his intended victim team up to become America's most feared and ruthless bank robbers.

08:00 PM    The Green Promise (1949)

A farmer's daughter is torn between love and her obligation to work the family's land.

09:30 PM    Rebel Without a Cause (1955)

The landmark teen film that solidified Dean's image with the public, follows the story of rebellious middle-class teens, disenfranchised with their parents, and given to a life of thuggery and deadly, dangerous drag racing to win over women.

11:30 PM    Inside Daisy Clover (1965)

Set in the Hollywood of the thirties, screen legend Natalie Wood ("West Side Story," "Rebel Without a Cause") stars in a behind-the-scenes epic, the story of the effects of the Hollywood dream machine on a spirited young singer and actress from the time of her discovery at age 15 through her triumphs and defeats. Also starring screen legend Robert

Redford ("Up Close and Personal," "Indecent Proposal"), real-life grown-up teen star Roddy McDowall ("Lassie, Come Home," "Planet of the Apes" series), Christopher Plummer ("The Sound of Music," "Somewhere in Time") and Ruth Gordon ("Harold and Maude," "Rosemary's Baby"), who garnered an Oscar nomination for her performance.

02:00 AM    The Candidate (1972)

Without a candidate to run for the senate seat against admired Republican Crocker Jarmon, campaign manager Marvin Lucas recruits leftist lawyer Bill McKay. McKay's appearance piques the public's interest, and gradually Lucas pushes McKay toward a more centrist message. As McKay's original and honest platform gets watered down, his popularity increa

ses so much that he is running even with Jarmon as Election Day approaches.

04:00 AM    Brainstorm (1983)

A scientist battles the military for control of a machine that records sensory experiences, including death.

06:00 AM    Treasure Island (1934)

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

08:00 AM    Gallant Sons (1940)

When a man is charged with murder, his son's schoolboy friends set out to solve the case.

09:30 AM    Claudelle Inglish (1961)

A defiant Southern girl marries a poor dirt farmer instead of the wealthy landowner her mother picked out.

11:15 AM    Youngblood Hawke (1964)

A novelist exercises a powerful spell over every woman he meets.

01:45 PM    Two Weeks in Another Town (1962)

A recovering alcoholic film director tries for a comeback in Rome.

03:45 PM    Go Naked in the World (1961)

A powerful businessman opposes his son's involvement with a woman with a past.

05:45 PM    Hotel (1967)

A New Orleans hotel owner fights off a corporate raider while his guests struggle through a variety of personal problems.

08:00 PM    Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956)

Nuclear tests awaken a prehistoric monster.

09:30 PM    King Kong (1933)

A film crew discovers the "eighth wonder of the world," a giant prehistoric ape, and brings him back to New York, where he wreaks havoc.

11:30 PM    Godzilla vs. The Thing (1964)

An unscrupulous land developer drives both Mothra and Godzilla to attack Tokyo.

01:15 AM    The Son of Kong (1933)

Producer Carl Denham returns to Skull Island in search of more monsters.

02:45 AM    Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla (1974)

The legendary monster does battle with a mechanized counterpart sent down by aliens intent on taking over the earth.

04:15 AM    Rodan (1958)

Miners uncover the nest of a giant pterodactyl.

06:00 AM    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.

08:00 AM    The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938)

The bandit king of Sherwood Forest leads his Merry Men in a battle against the corrupt Prince John.

10:00 AM    After the Thin Man (1936)

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

02:00 PM    Air Force (1943)

A bomber crew sees World War II action over the Pacific.

04:15 PM    Algiers (1938)

A thief on the run from the law risks his life for love.

06:00 PM    Alice Adams (1935)

A small-town girl with social ambitions falls in love with a local playboy.

12:15 AM    An American in Paris (1951)

An American artist finds love in Paris but almost loses it to conflicting loyalties.

02:15 AM    Anatomy of a Murder (1959)

A defense lawyer takes on a case of a man accused of murdering a bartender who apparently raped his wife.

05:15 AM    Anna Christie (1930)

Eugene O'Neill's classic about a romantic prostitute trying to run away from her past.

06:45 AM    Around the World in 80 Days (1956)

The fantastic adventures of Englishman Phileas Fogg who, to win a bet, journeyed around the world in the "record time" of 80 days using every mode of transportation from train to boat to elephant and balloon.

10:00 AM    Au Revoir, Les Enfants (1987)

A French boarding school harbors Jewish children during the Nazi occupation.

12:00 PM    The Awful Truth (1937)

A divorced couple experiences a series of adventures, which brings them closer together.

01:45 PM    Baby Doll (1956)

In Tiger Tail County, Mississippi, failing middle-aged cotton gin owner Archie Lee Meighan has been married to the pretty 19-year-old virgin Baby Doll Meighan for two years. Baby Doll still sleeps in a crib in their decrepit mansion as Archie waits impatiently for Baby Doll's 20th birthday, which is just a few days away, when - by prior agreement w

ith Baby Doll's dying father - the marriage can finally be consummated. Meanwhile, Archie's competitor, Silva Vacarro, has taken away all of Archie's business, and Archie retaliates by burning down Vacarro's gin. Suspecting Archie as the arsonist, Vacarro plans to have his revenge by pursuing, seducing, and terrorizing Baby Doll into signing a confession that will admit her husband's guilt.

03:45 PM    The Band Wagon (1953)

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

05:45 PM    Being There (1979)

Political pundits mistake an illiterate gardener for a media genius and turn him into a national hero.

08:00 PM    Ben-Hur (1959)

While seeking revenge, a rebellious Israelite prince crosses paths with Jesus Christ.

08:00 PM    Ben-Hur (Part 2) (1959)

While seeking revenge, a rebellious Israelite prince crosses paths with Jesus Christ.

12:00 AM    The Best Man (1964)

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

02:00 AM    The Big Chill (1983)

Seven friends from college are reunited for a weekend and re-evaluate their lives and goals.

04:00 AM    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.

06:00 AM    Blithe Spirit (1945)

A man and his second wife are haunted by the ghost of his first wife.

07:45 AM    Block-Heads (1938)

Chaos erupts when a man tries to help an old war buddy.

09:00 AM    Born Yesterday (1950)

A newspaper reporter takes on the task of educating a crooked businessman's girlfriend.

11:00 AM    The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)

The Japanese Army forces World War II POWs to build a strategic bridge in Burma.

02:00 PM    Bullitt (1968)

A detective is sent by a politician to catch a big-time gangster so he can procure him before a Senate crime committee for selfish gain. When the gangster is killed before this can happen, the detective and the politico clash with each other.

04:15 PM    Caged (1950)

A young innocent fights to survive the harsh life in a women's prison.

06:00 PM    Calamity Jane (1953)

The Wild West heroine helps bring a star attraction to Deadwood and finds love.

08:00 PM    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.

12:00 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.

02:00 AM    Charade (1963)

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

04:15 AM    The Circus (1928)

In this silent film, the Little Tramp joins a circus to hide from the police.