TCM Schedule for Saturday, January 17 --- LEARN YOUR MANNERS

[lavenderdiva]

17 Saturday



6:00 AM Movie Crazy (1932)
A stagestruck young actor accidentally receives somebody else's invitation to test in Hollywood. Cast: Harold Lloyd, Constance Cummings, Kenneth Thomson. Dir: Clyde Bruckman. BW-96 mins, TV-G

7:30 AM The Milky Way (1936)
A mild-mannered milkman stumbles onto a career in the boxing ring. Cast: Harold Lloyd, Adolphe Menjou, Verree Teasdale. Dir: Leo McCarey. BW-88 mins, TV-G

9:00 AM The Fatal Shot (1937)
In the sixth chapter of Zorro Rides Again, the swashbuckler's great grandson fights to escape a burning airplane. Cast: John Carroll, Helen Christian, Noah Beery. Dir: John English, William Whitney. BW-16 mins,

9:00 AM Plunge of Peril (1937)
In the eighth chapter of Zorro Rides Again, the swashbuckler's great grandson fights to escape a burning building. Cast: John Carroll, Helen Christian, Noah Beery. Dir: John English, William Whitney. BW-17 mins,

9:00 AM Burning Embers (1937)
In the seventh chapter of Zorro Rides Again, the swashbuckler's great grandson falls to certain death during a fight. Cast: John Carroll, Helen Christian, Noah Beery. Dir: John English, William Whitney. BW-15 mins,

10:00 AM The Big Clock (1948)
A corrupt publisher tries to frame a career-driven editor for murder. Cast: Ray Milland, Charles Laughton, Maureen O'Sullivan. Dir: John Farrow. BW-95 mins, TV-PG

11:49 AM Short Film: Story Of A Dog (1945)
It's a dog's life in this short, man's best friend trains for the battle field and becomes a crucial part of the army. BW-10 mins,

12:00 PM Sounder (1972)
Black sharecroppers during the Depression fight to get their children a decent education. Cast: Paul Winfield, Cicely Tyson, Kevin Hooks. Dir: Martin Ritt. C-105 mins, TV-PG, CC, Letterbox Format

2:00 PM Cat Ballou (1965)
A prim schoolteacher turns outlaw queen when the railroad steals her land. Cast: Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin, Michael Callan. Dir: Elliot Silverstein. C-96 mins, TV-PG, Letterbox Format

3:50 PM Short Film: San Sebastian 1746 In 1968 (1968)
C-10 mins,

4:00 PM Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
Two free-spirited bank robbers flee railroad detectives and head for Bolivia. Cast: Paul Newman, Robert Redford, Katharine Ross. Dir: George Roy Hill. C-110 mins, TV-14, Letterbox Format

6:00 PM Sergeants 3 (1962)
Three adventurous Cavalry officers and their bugler take on a renegade chief. Cast: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr. Dir: John Sturges. C-113 mins, TV-PG, CC, Letterbox Format

What's On Tonight: TCM PRIME TIME FEATURE: LEARN YOUR MANNERS

8:00 PM Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (1954)
When their older brother marries, six lumberjacks decide it's time to go courting for themselves. Cast: Howard Keel, Jane Powell, Russ Tamblyn. Dir: Stanley Donen. C-102 mins, TV-G, CC, Letterbox Format, DVS

9:51 PM Short Film: Night Life In Chicago (1948)
In this "Traveltalk," we learn about the high-lights of Chicago's night life. Cast: James A. Fitzpatrick C-9 mins,

10:00 PM The Earl Of Chicago (1939)
A Chicago gangster inherits a British title. Cast: Robert Montgomery, Edward Arnold, Reginald Owen. Dir: Richard Thorpe. BW-87 mins, TV-PG, CC

11:30 PM Huckleberry Finn (1974)
Mark Twain's famed tale of a Missouri bad boy who helps a runaway slave escape to the North. Cast: Jeff East, Paul Winfield, David Wayne. Dir: J. Lee-Thompson. C-114 mins, TV-G, CC, Letterbox Format

1:30 AM Pocketful of Miracles (1961)
A good-hearted gangster turns an old apple seller into a society matron so she can impress her daughter. Cast: Bette Davis, Glenn Ford, Hope Lange. Dir: Frank Capra. C-137 mins, TV-G, CC, Letterbox Format

4:00 AM Bette Davis (1971)
Bette Davis appears on The Dick Cavett Show in an interview that originally aired November 17, 1971. C-62 mins, TV-PG, CC

5:15 AM Festival of Shorts #30 (2000)
TCM promotes two MGM Passing Parade informational shorts; "A Way in the Wilderness" (1940) and "Your Last Act" (1941). C-23 mins, TV-G, CC

5:44 AM Short Film: King Of The Duplicators (1968)
C-12 mins,

[CBHagman]

1. I'll find almost any excuse...

...to watch Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. It's got a little something for everybody -- for musical buffs, songs and dances that actually advance the plot and establish character; for fashion and beauty mavens, makeovers; for the feminists, one take-charge woman; for the politically incorrect, girl fights and behavior that we hoped went out with the Neanderthals, and so forth.

And just watch what Tommy Rall does during the barn raising dance sequence. :popcorn: