Goldwyn Girls

Early Goldwyn Girls

The Goldwyn Girls were a musical stock company of female dancers employed by Samuel Goldwyn. 

Famous actresses whose career included a stint in the Goldwyn Girls include Lucille Ball, Paulette Goddard, Betty Grable, Ann Sothern, Jane Wyman, Virginia Bruce,Virginia Grey, Mary Meade, and Virginia Mayo.

Paulette Goddard

Lucille Ball

Jane Wyman

IMDb lists of actresses who were at one point in their careers Goldwyn Girls: Betty Alexander,Jean Allen, Gale Amber, Gloria Anderson, Loretta Andrews, Mary Ashcraft, Consuelo Baker, Lucille Ball, Shirley Ballard, Bonnie Bannon, Joan Barclay, Betty Bassett, Amelia Batchelor, Virginia Belmont, Irene Bentley, Lynne Berkeley, Deannie Best, Dudone Blumier, Karin Booth, Barbara Brent, Mary Brewer, Lynn Browning, Virginia Bruce, Jan Bryant, Ruth Caldwell, Edna Callahan, Maxine Cantway, Mary Jane Carey, Betty Cargyle,Alma Carroll, Joyzelle Cartier, Lynne Carver, Sue Casey, Joan Chaffee, Shirley Chambers,Linda Christian, Mary Coyle, Hazel Craven, Jean Cronin, Virginia Cruzon, Helen Darling,Jann Darlyn, Madelyn Darrow, Doris Davenport, Loretta Daye, Lorraine DeRome, Marjorie Deanne, Myrna Dell, Gloria Delson, Mary Lou Dix, Claire Dodd, Nadine Dore, Betty Douglas, Dorothy Dugan, Ruth Eddings, Jinx Falkenburg, Patsy Farnum, Helen Ferguson,Muriel Finley, Phyllis Forbes, Judith Ford, Karen X. Gaylord, Inna Gest, Mary Ellen Gleason, Paulette Goddard, Renee Godfrey, Gail Goodson, Betty Grable, Anne Graham,Jeanne Gray, Virginia Grey, Mary Gwynne, Ruth Hale, Ellen Hall, Donna Hamilton, Jane Hamilton, Carol Haney, Patricia Harper, June Harris, Eloise Hart, Althea Henley, Betty-Joy Howard, Jean Howard, Kay Hughes, Eleanor Huntley, Mary Ann Hyde, Amo Ingraham,Janice Jarratt, Elaine Johnson, Jackie Jordan, Vivian Keefer, Jane Keithley, Helen Kimball, June Kirby, Dorothy Knapp, Margaret La Marr, Adele Lacy, June Lang, Georgia Lange, Mary Lange, Rosalyn Lee, Jean Lenivich, Georgia Lerch, Vonne Lester, Caryl Lincoln, Shirley Lloyd, Bernice Lorimer, Betty Lorraine, Florence Lundeen, Neva Lynn, Nancy Lyon, Joyce Mackenzie, Mae Madison, Mickey Malloy, Christine Maple, Vivian Mathison, Michael Mauree, Virginia Mayo, Mary Meade, Dorothy Merritt, Lorraine Miller, Lillian Molieri, Martha Montgomery, Ruth Moody, Mary Moore, Jean Morgan, Kay Morley, Diana Mumby, Nancy Nash, Lee Nugent, Dorothy Patrick, Patricia Patrick, Shelby Payne, Barbara Pepper,Wanda Perry, Faye Pierre, Nita Pike, Edith Roarke, Donna Mae Roberts, Charlotte Russell, Marion Sayers, Gail Sheridan, Mary Simpson,Betty Slocum, Hyca Slocum, Ann Sothern, Kismi Stefan, Margie Stewart, Betty Stockton, Marcia Sweet, Helen Talbot, Anya Taranda, Evelyn Terry, Larri Thomas, Virginia Thorpe, Betty Thurston, Ruth Valmy, Ricki Van Dusen, Vicki Vann, Tyra Vaughn, Irene Vernon, Blanca Vischer,Lynn Walker, Alice Wallace, Sandra Warner, Sonia Warner, Dorothy Coonan Wellman, Renee Whitney, Virginia Wicks, Chili Williams, Toby Wing, Diana Winslow, Hazel Witter, Helen Wood, Mary Jane Woods, Jane Wyman, Audrey Young, Gloria Youngblood.

The Formula starring Marlin Brando and George C. Scott inspired by factual Nazi and US secrets

The Formula is a mystery film directed by John G. Avildsen released by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in 1980. It features a preeminent cast of Marlon Brando, John Gielgud,George C. Scott and Marthe Keller. Craig T. Nelson also makes a brief appearance as a geologist. Despite recieving 1st Golden Rasberry Award, the film is noteworthy as being one of the first films to deal with the issue of peak oil and the global collapse of economies based on fossil fuels. In this, it is similar to Rollover which dealt with the possibility of a collapse of global financial markets.

*******WARNING SPOILERS*****

The fictional Genesis formula is based on both fact and mythology of Nazi's use of coal hydrogenation. The factual Bergius Process is a method of production of liquid hydrocarbons for use as synthetic fuel by hydrogenation of high-volatile bituminous coal at high temperature and pressure. It was first developed by Friedrich Bergius in 1913, in 1931 Bergius was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his development of high pressure chemistry. Before World War II several plants where built with an annual capacity of 4 million tons of synthetic fuel. These plants were extensively used during World War II to supply Germany with fuel and lubricants.

The Bergius process was extensively used by Nazi Germany and targeted for bombing during the Oil Campaign of World War II. At present there are no plants operating the Bergius Process or its derivatives commercially. The largest demonstration plant was the 200 ton per day plant at Bottrop, Germany, operated by Ruhrkohle, which ceased operation in 1993. There are reports of the Chinese company constructing a plant with a capacity of 4 000 ton per day. It was expected to become operational in 2007, but there has been no confirmation that this was achieved.

Ruins of coal elevator in a synthetic gasoline plant from WWII 

During WWII the United States conducted secret research in converting coal to gasoline at a facility in Louisiana, Missouri. Located along the Mississippi river, this plant was producing gasoline in commercial quantities by 1948. The Louisiana process method produced automobile gasoline comparable in price with petroleum based gasoline but of a higher quality.The facility was shut down in 1953 by the Eisenhower administration after intense lobbying by the oil industry. Declassified documents detailing the experiments and the production process were systematically destroyed. In the 1980s 16mm microfilm of these documents were discovered in a few Federal Depository Libraries. Within three months researcher requests to view this microfilm were told the canisters were missing. In one case a physical search turned up only the rusty pattern of a 16mm film canister on a steel shelf. Apparently The National Petroleum Council continues to suppress this information.

Additional Reading "Friedrich Bergius and the Rise of the German Synthetic Fuel Industry"

On the Waterfront | Watch Videoclip Most Famous "I coulda been a contender" Scene

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On the Waterfront is a 1954 American drama film about union violence and corruption among longshoremen. The film was directed by Elia Kazan and written by Budd Schulberg. It stars Marlon Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Rod Steiger, Karl Malden and Lee J. Cobb. The soundtrack score was composed by Leonard Bernstein. It is claimed it was based on a series of articles written in the New York Sun by Malcolm Johnson. However, in 1950, playwright Arthur Miller approached Kazan with the script THE HOOK. They took it to the major Hollywood studios, where Miller would meet Marilyn Monroe for the first time. The script was checked by the F.B.I. and they concluded the script should be re-written with the crooks as Communists. Miller withdrew, and Columbia boss Harry Cohen called Miller anti-American. Kazan confessed to a past with the communist party, gave names to HUAC, and was assured he could continue with the studio. On the Waterfront is an adaptation of The Hook, except Kazan made Brando out as the guy who snitches but keeps his honour, as he wished himself to be seen as that person.

The film received eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Director. It is Leonard Bernstein's only original film score not adapted from a stage production with songs.

Charlie: Look, kid, I - how much you weigh, son? When you weighed one hundred and sixty-eight pounds you were beautiful. You coulda been another Billy Conn, and that skunk we got you for a manager, he brought you along too fast. 

Terry: It wasn't him, Charley, it was you. Remember that night in the Garden you came down to my dressing room and you said, "Kid, this ain't your night. We're going for the price on Wilson." You remember that? "This ain't your night"! My night! I coulda taken Wilson apart! So what happens? He gets the title shot outdoors on the ballpark and what do I get? A one-way ticket to Palooka-ville! You was my brother, Charley, you shoulda looked out for me a little bit. You shoulda taken care of me just a little bit so I wouldn't have to take them dives for the short-end money. 

Charlie: Oh I had some bets down for you. You saw some money.  

Terry: You don't understand. I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I coulda been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am, let's face it. It was you, Charley. 

Watch Video of Marlon Brando winning an Oscar® for "On the Waterfront" The best part is absurd outfit Bette Davis wears as a presenter.

A Streetcar Named Desire | "Hey, STELLA" Videoclip

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A Streetcar Named Desire is a 1951 American film adaptation of the 1947 play of the same name by Tennessee Williams, who also wrote the screenplay with Oscar Saul. The film, a romantic drama, was directed by Elia Kazan, who had also directed the original stage production, and stars Marlon Brando, Vivien Leigh, Kim Hunter, and Karl Malden; all but Leigh were chosen from the Broadway cast of the play, while Leigh had starred in the London West End production. It was produced by talent agent and lawyerCharles K. Feldman, and released by Warner Bros. The film had many revisions to remove references to homosexuality, among other things.

A Streetcar Named Desire was the first film to win three out of four acting categories at the Academy Awards, including Best Actress for Leigh, Best Supporting Actor for Malden, and Best Supporting Actress for Hunter. Brando's performance as Stanley Kowalski, while nominated, did not win the Oscar. The film was also the first to win both Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress.

Stanley Kowalski: Hey, STELLA.

2011 Summer Under The Stars Schedule | 17 Newbies

Scroll down for the complete 2011 Summer Under The Stars Schedule. TCM will have the repertoire of 17 newbies featured an entire day for the first time:

 Paulette Goddard 

 Ronald Colman 

Peter Lawford

 Joan Blondell

Conrad Veidt

Lon Chaney

Howard Keel, Orson Welles, Charles Laughton, Jean Gabin, Joanne Woodward, Montgomery Clift, Anne Francis, Ann Dvorak, Ben Johnson and Ralph Bellamy.

2011 SUTS SCHEDULE

MONDAY, AUGUST 1 • MArlON BrANDO

  6:00 AM The Fugitive Kind (’60)

  8:15 AM Julius Caesar (’53)

10:30 AM The Chase (’66)

  1:00 PM reflections in a Golden Eye (’67)

  3:00 PM The Teahouse of the August Moon (’56)

  5:15 PM Guys and Dolls (’55)

  8:00 PM The Wild One (’53)

  9:30 PM A Streetcar Named Desire (’51)

12:00 AM On the Waterfront (’54)

  2:00 AM The Freshman (’90)

  4:00 AM The Formula (’80)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 2 • PAUlETTE GODDArD

  6:00 AM Vice Squad (’53)

  7:30 AM Dramatic School (’38)

  9:00 AM Paris Model (’53)

10:30 AM Nothing But the Truth (’41)

12:15 PM The Crystal Ball (’43)

  1:45 PM On Our Merry Way (’48)

  3:30 PM Charge of the lancers (’53)

  4:45 PM Second Chorus (’40)

  6:30 PM Modern Times (’36)

  8:00 PM The Great Dictator (’40)

10:15 PM reap The Wild Wind (’42)

12:30 AM An Ideal Husband (’47)

  2:15 AM The Women (’39)

  4:30 AM Pot O’ Gold (’41)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 • BETTE DAVIS

  6:00 AM The Working Man (’33)

  7:30 AM Stardust: The Bette Davis Story (’05)

  9:00 AM Now, Voyager (’42)

11:00 AM Bordertown (’35)

12:45 PM 20,000 Years in Sing Sing (’32)

  2:15 PM Juarez (’39)

  4:30 PM The letter (’40)

  6:30 PM The Petrified Forest (’36)

  8:00 PM The Old Maid (’39)10:00 PM Jezebel (’38)

12:00 AM The Corn is Green (’45)

  2:00 AM The Catered Affair (“56)

  3:45 AM John Paul Jones (’59)

THUrSDAY, AUGUST 4 • rONAlD COlMAN

  6:00 AM lucky Partners (’40)

  7:45 AM My life with Caroline (’41)

  9:15 AM The White Sister (’23)

11:30 AM Kiki (’26)

  1:30 PM raffles (’30)

  2:45 PM The Unholy Garden (’31)

  4:15 PM Arrowsmith (’31)

  6:15 PM The Prisoner of Zenda (’37)

  8:00 PM A Tale of Two Cities (’35)

10:15 PM random Harvest (’42)

12:30 AM Her Night of romance (’24)

  1:45 AM lost Horizon (’37)

  4:00 AM The Story of Mankind (’57)

FrIDAY, AUGUST 5 • JOHN GArFIElD

  6:00 AM Four Daughters (’38)

  7:45 AM Blackwell’s Island (’39)

  9:00 AM They Made Me a Criminal (’39)

10:45 AM Dangerously They live (’42)

12:15 PM Pride of the Marines (’45)

  2:30 PM Air Force (’43)

  4:45 PM Humoresque (’46)

  7:00 PM The John Garfield Story (’03)

  8:00 PM The Postman Always rings Twice (’46)

10:00 PM The Breaking Point (’50)

12:00 AM We Were Strangers (’49)

  2:00 AM He ran All the Way (’51)

  3:30 AM Destination Tokyo (’43)

SATUrDAY, AUGUST 6 • lUCIllE BAll

  6:00 AM DuBarry Was a lady (’43)

  8:00 AM Panama lady (’39)

  9:30 AM Without love (’45)

11:30 AM Miss Grant Takes richmond (’49)

  1:00 PM The Fuller Brush Girl (’50)   2:30 PM The long, long Trailer (’54)

  4:30 PM Best Foot Forward (’43)

  6:15 PM Dance, Girl, Dance (’40)

  8:00 PM Stage Door (’37) (also The Essentials)

  9:45 PM The Big Street (’42)

11:30 PM Easy to Wed (’46)

  1:30 AM lured (’47)

  3:15 AM The Affairs of Annabel (’38)

  4:30 AM Annabel Takes a Tour (’38)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 7 • CHArlES lAUGHTON

  6:00 AM Payment Deferred (’32)

  7:30 AM The Private life of Henry VIII (’33)

  9:15 AM rembrandt (’36)

10:45 AM Sidewalks of london (’38)

12:15 PM The Bribe (’49)

  2:00 PM Mutiny on the Bounty (’35)

  4:30 PM Spartacus (’60)

  8:00 PM The Hunchback of Notre Dame (’39)

   (also Essentials Jr.)

10:15 PM Hobson’s Choice (’54)

12:15 AM The Canterville Ghost (’44)

  2:00 AM Stand By for Action (’42)

  4:00 AM The Man from Down Under (’43)

MONDAY, AUGUST 8 • OrSON WEllES

  6:00 AM The Tartars (’61)

  7:30 AM Tomorrow is Forever (’46)

  9:30 AM Moby Dick (’56)

11:30 AM The V.I.P.s (’63)

  1:30 PM The Stranger (’46)

  3:15 PM Journey Into Fear (’42)

  4:30 PM Trent’s last Case (’53)

  6:15 PM Mr. Arkadin (’62)

  8:00 PM The Third Man (’49)

10:00 PM Citizen Kane (’41)

12:15 AM Touch of Evil (’58)

  2:00 AM The lady from Shanghai (’48)

  4:00 AM Immortal Story (’68)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 9 • ANN DVOrAK

  6:00 AM Crooner (’32)

  7:15 AM Sweet Music (’35)

  9:00 AM Stranger in Town (’32)

10:15 AM Side Streets (’34)

11:30 AM Gentlemen are Born (’34)

  1:00 PM Massacre (’34)

  2:15 PM Friends of Mr. Sweeney (’34)

  3:30 PM College Coach (’33)

  5:00 PM The Crowd roars (’32)

  6:30 PM G-Men (’35)

  8:00 PM Scarface (’32)

  9:45 PM Three on a Match (’32)

11:00 PM Blind Alley (’39) (Sony pool title)

12:15 AM The long Night (’47)

  2:00 AM I Was an American Spy (’51)

  3:45 AM Our Very Own (’50)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 • SHIrlEY MAClAINE

  6:00 AM Two loves (’61)

  8:00 AM The Sheepman (’58)

  9:45 AM Two for the Seesaw (’62)

12:00 PM The Children’s Hour (’61)

  2:00 PM Irma la Douce (’63)

  4:30 PM Around the World in 80 Days (’56)

  8:00 PM The Apartment (’60)

10:30 PM Some Came running (’58)

  1:00 AM Ocean’s Eleven (’60)

  3:30 AM The Yellow rolls-royce (’64)

THUrSDAY, AUGUST 11 • BEN JOHNSON

  6:00 AM 3 Godfathers (’48)

  8:00 AM Fort Defiance (’51)

  9:30 AM Wild Stallion (’52)

11:00 AM War Drums (’57)

12:30 AM Cheyenne Autumn (’64)

  3:30 PM Major Dundee (’65)

  6:00 PM Junior Bonner (’72)

  8:00 PM Mighty Joe Young (’49)

  9:45 PM Wagon Master (’50)11:15 PM She Wore a Yellow ribbon (’48)

  1:15 AM The last Picture Show (’72)

  3:30 AM The Wild Bunch (’69)

FrIDAY, AUGUST 12 • ClAUDETTE COlBErT

  6:00 AM Boom Town (’40)

  8:00 AM The Secret Heart (’46)

10:00 AM The Secret Fury (’50)

11:30 AM Three Came Home (’50)

  1:30 PM Parrish (’61)

  4:15 PM Without reservations (’46)

  6:15 PM She Married Her Boss (’35)

  8:00 PM Midnight (’39)

10:00 PM It’s a Wonderful World (’39)

11:30 PM It Happened One Night (’34)

  1:30 AM Since You Went Away (’44)

  4:30 AM Outpost in Malaya (’52)

SATUrDAY, AUGUST 13 • JAMES STEWArT

  6:00 AM The last Gangster (’37)

  7:30 AM The Shopworn Angel (’38)

  9:00 AM Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (’39)

11:15 AM Wife vs. Secretary (’36)

12:45 PM Vivacious lady (’37)

  2:30 PM The Shop Around the Corner (’40)

  4:15 PM Bell, Book and Candle (’59)

  6:15 PM The Naked Spur (’53)

  8:00 PM The Man Who Shot liberty Valance (’62)

   (also The Essentials)

10:15 PM No Highway In the Sky (’51)

12:00 AM Anatomy of a Murder (’59)

  2:45 AM The Murder Man (’35)

  4:00 AM The Stratton Story (’49)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 14 • rAlPH BEllAMY

  6:00 AM Carefree (’38)

  7:30 AM The Secret Six (’31)

  9:00 AM Headline Shooter (’33)

10:15 AM Picture Snatcher (’33)

11:45 AM The Wedding Night (’35)

  1:15 PM let Us live (’39)  2:30 PM Dive Bomber (’41)

  4:45 PM The Professionals (’66)

  6:45 PM The Wolf Man (’41)

  8:00 PM His Girl Friday (’40) (also Essentials Jr.)

  9:45 PM The Awful Truth (’37)

11:30 PM Sunrise at Campobello (’60)

  2:00 AM The Narrow Corner (’33)

  3:15 AM Girls’ School (’38)

  4:30 AM West of Boradway (’31)

MONDAY, AUGUST 15 • lON CHANEY

  6:00 AM The Ace of Hearts (’21)

  7:30 AM The Unholy Three (’30)

  9:00 AM Oliver Twist (’22)

11:00 AM He Who Gets Slapped (’24)

12:15 PM The Monster (’25)

  1:45 PM Tell It to the Marines (’26)

  3:30 PM Mockery (’27)

  4:45 PM Mr. Wu (’27)

  6:30 PM laugh, Clown, laugh (’28)

  8:00 PM The Hunchback of Notre Dame (’23)

10:00 PM The Phantom of the Opera (’25)

12:00 AM Unholy Three (’25)

  1:30 AM The Unknown (’27)

  2:30 AM West of Zanzibar (’28)

  3:45 AM Where East is East (’29)

  5:00 AM london After Midnight (’27)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 • JOANNE WOODWArD

  6:00 AM Count Three and Pray (’55)

  7:45 AM rally ‘round the Flag, Boys! (’58)

  9:45 AM Paris Blues (’61)

11:30 AM Signpost to Murder (’64)

  1:00 PM A Big Hand for the little lady (’66)

  2:45 PM A Fine Madness (’66)

  4:30 PM Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams (’73)

  6:00 PM The Drowning Pool (’75)

  8:00 PM A Kiss Before Dying (’56)

10:00 PM The Sound and the Fury (’59)

12:00 AM rachel, rachel (’68)  2:00 AM The Effect of Gamma rays on

   Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds (’72)

  4:00 AM The End (’78)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17 • HUMPHrEY BOGArT

  6:00 AM Bogart:  The Untold Story (’96)

  7:00 AM Bullets or Ballots (’36)

  8:30 AM San Quentin (’37)

  9:45 AM King of the Underworld (’39)

11:00 AM To Have and Have Not (’44)

12:45 PM The Big Sleep (’46)

  2:45 PM High Sierra (’41)

  4:30 PM They Drive by Night (’40)

  6:15 PM In a lonely Place (’50)

  8:00 PM The Maltese Falcon (’41)

10:00 PM Sahara (’43)

12:00 AM Beat the Devil (’54)

  2:00 AM The Caine Mutiny (’54)

  4:15 AM Tokyo Joe (’49)

THUrSDAY, AUGUST 18 • JEAN GABIN

  6:00 AM Gueule d’amour (’37) (aka lady Killer)

  8:00 AM remourques (’41)

  9:30 AM le Jour se leve (’39)

11:00 AM l’Air de Paris (’53)

  1:00 PM leur derniere nuit (’53)

  2:45 PM le Desordre et la nuit (’58)

  4:30 PM Maria Chapdelaine (’34)

  6:00 PM la Bandera (’34)

  8:00 PM Pepe le Moko (’41)

10:00 PM Grand Illusion (’37)

12:00 AM la Bete Humaine (’38)

  2:00 AM Touchez Pas au Grisby (’54)

  4:00 AM Des gens sans importance (’55)

FrIDAY, AUGUST 19 • DEBBIE rEYNOlDS

  6:00 AM The Affairs of Dobie Gillis (’53)

  7:15 AM I love Melvin (’53)

  8:45 AM The Tender Trap (’55)

10:45 AM Bundle of Joy (’56)

12:30 PM Tammy and the Bachelor (’57)  2:00 PM The Mating Game (’59)

  3:45 PM Mary, Mary (’63)

  6:00 PM It Started with a Kiss (’59)

  8:00 PM The Gazebo (’59)

10:00 PM The Unsinkable Molly Brown (’64)

12:15 AM Divorce, American Style (’67)

  2:15 AM Singin’ in the rain (’52)

  4:15 AM The Singing Nun (’66)

SATUrDAY, AUGUST 20 • MONTGOMErY ClIFT

  6:00 AM raintree County (’57)

  9:00 AM lonelyhearts (’58)

 11:00 AM The Big lift (’50)

  1:00 PM red river (’48)

  3:30 PM From Here to Eternity (’53)

  5:45 PM The Misfits (’61)

 8:00 PM A Place in the Sun (’51) (also The Essentials)

10:15 PM The Heiress (’49)

12:15 AM The Search (’48)

  2:15 AM I Confess (’53)

  4:00 AM The Defector (’66)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 • CArY GrANT

  6:00 AM This is the Night (’32)

  7:30 AM I’m No Angel (’33)

  9:00 AM My Favorite Wife (’40)

10:30 AM The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (’47)

12:15 PM Every Girl Should be Married (’49)

  1:45 PM room for One More (’52)

  3:30 PM The Philadelphia Story (’40)

  5:30 PM North by Northwest (’59)

  8:00 PM Gunga Din (’39) (also Essentials Jr.)

10:15 PM Only Angels Have Wings (’39)

12:30 AM Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (’48)

  2:15 AM The Bishop’s Wife (’47)

  4:15 AM Bringing Up Baby (’38)

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 • JOAN CrAWFOrD

  6:00 AM Forsaking All Others (’34)

  7:30 AM I live My life (’35)

  9:15 AM love on the run (’36)10:45 AM When ladies Meet (’41)

12:45 PM Daisy Kenyon (’47)

  2:30 PM Flamingo road (’49)

  4:15 PM Torch Song (’53)

  6:00 PM The Story of Esther Costello (’57)

  8:00 PM Possessed (’31)

  9:30 PM Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Move Star (’02)

11:00 PM Mildred Pierce (’45)

  1:00 AM Sadie McKee (’34)

  2:45 AM The Shining Hour (’38)

  4:15 AM Montana Moon (’30)

TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 • CONrAD VEIDT

  6:00 AM Above Suspicion (’43)

  7:45 AM Contraband (’40)

  9:30 AM All Through the Night (’42)

11:30 AM Power (’34) (aka Jew Suss)

  1:15 PM The Spy in Black (’39)

  2:45 PM Whistling in the Dark (’41)

  4:15 PM Escape (’40)

  6:00 PM A Woman’s Face (’41)

  8:00 PM Hands of Orlac (’25)

  9:45 PM The Thief of Bagdad (’40)

11:45 PM Casablanca (’42)

  1:45 AM Nazi Agent (’42)

  3:15 AM The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari (’19)

  4:30 AM Dark Journey (’37)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24 • JOAN BlONDEll

  6:00 AM The reckless Hour (’31)

  7:15 AM Big City Blues (’32)

  8:30 AM Central Park (’32)

  9:30 AM lawyer Man (’33)

10:45 AM Traveling Saleslady (’35)

12:00 PM Colleen (’36)

  1:30 PM We’re in the Money (’35)

  2:45 PM Gold Diggers of 1933 (’33)

  4:30 PM Footlight Parade (’33)

  6:30 PM He Was Her Man (’34)

  8:00 PM Sinner’s Holiday (’30)

  9:15 PM Dames (’34)

11:00 PM Stand-In (’37)12:45 AM Cry ‘Havoc’ (’43)

  2:30 AM Will Success Spoil rock Hunter? (’57)

  4:15 AM Kona Coast (’68)

THUrSDAY, AUGUST 25 • BUrT lANCASTEr

  6:00 AM Jim Thorpe:  All-American (’51)

  8:00 AM His Majesty O’Keefe (’54)

10:00 AM Trapeze (’56)

12:00 PM Sweet Smell of Success (’57)

  2:00 PM South Sea Women (’53)

  4:00 PM Brute Force (’47)

  6:00 PM A Child is Waiting (’63)

  8:00 PM The leopard (’63)

11:30 PM The Killers (’46)

  1:30 AM Seven Days in May (’64)

  3:45 AM Scorpio (’73)

FrIDAY, AUGUST 26 • PETEr lAWFOrD

  6:00 AM Son of lassie (’45)

  8:00 AM rogue’s March (’53)

  9:30 AM Just This Once (’52)

11:15 AM You for Me (’52)

12:30 PM Please Believe Me (’50)

  2:00 PM On an Island With You (’48)

  4:00 PM royal Wedding (’51)

  6:00 PM It Happened in Brooklyn (’47)

  8:00 PM Good News (’47)

10:00 PM It Should Happen to You (’54)

11:45 PM Salt and Pepper (’68)

  1:30 AM Hook, line and Sinker (’69)

  3:30 AM little Women (’49)

SATUrDAY, AUGUST 27 • lINDA DArNEll

  6:00 AM Zero Hour! (’57)

  7:30 AM Sweet and low-Down (’44)

  9:00 AM rise and Shine (’41)

10:45 AM Brigham Young – Frontiersman (’40)

12:45 PM Two Flags West (’50)

  2:30 PM Second Chance (’53)

  4:00 PM Blackbeard the Pirate (’52)

  6:00 PM Fallen Angel (’45)   8:00 PM A letter to Three Wives (’48) (also The Essentials)

10:00 PM Star Dust (’40)

11:30 PM Hangover Square (’45)

  1:00 AM No Way Out (’50)

  3:00 AM Everybody Does It (’49)

  4:45 AM Day-Time Wife (’39)

SUNDAY, AUGUST 28 • CArOlE lOMBArD

  6:00 AM Brief Moment (’33)

  7:15 AM No More Orchids (’32)

  8:30 AM The Gay Bride (’34)

10:00 AM Fools for Scandal (’38)

11:30 AM lady by Choice (’34)

  1:00 PM Virtue (’32)

  2:30 PM In Name Only (’39)

  4:30 PM Twentieth Century (’34)

  6:15 PM To Be or Not to Be (’42)

  8:00 PM My Man Godfrey (’36) (also Essentials Jr.)

10:00 PM Hands Across the Table (’35)

11:30 PM Nothing Sacred (’37)

  1:00 AM Mr. and Mrs. Smith (’41)

  3:00 AM Vigil in the Night (’40)

  4:45 AM The racketeer (’29)

MONDAY, AUGUST 29 • ANNE FrANCIS

  6:00 AM Summer Holiday (’48)

  7:45 AM So Young, So Bad (’50)

  9:30 AM Battle Cry (’55)

12:00 PM Bad Day at Black rock (’55)

  1:30 PM Susan Slept Here (’54)

  3:15 PM The Great American Pastime (’56)

  5:00 PM Funny Girl (’68)

  8:00 PM Blackboard Jungle (’55)

10:00 PM Forbidden Planet (’56)

12:00 AM Brainstorm (’65)

  2:00 AM A lion is in the Streets (’53)

  4:00 AM Impasse (’69)

THUrSDAY, AUGUST 30 • HOWArD KEEl

  6:00 AM Desperate Search (’53)

  7:15 AM Fast Company (’53)

  8:30 AM Kismet (’55)10:30 AM rose Marie (’54)

12:30 PM lovely to look At (’52)

  2:30 PM Show Boat (’51)

  4:30 PM Annie Get Your Gun (’50)

  6:30 PM Floods of Fear (’59)

  8:00 PM Three Guys Named Mike (’51)

  9:45 PM Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (’54)

11:30 PM Kiss Me Kate (’53)

  1:30 AM Callaway Went Thataway (’51)

  3:00 AM Pagan love Song (’50)

  4:30 AM Texas Carnival (’51)

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 • MArlENE DIETrICH

  6:00 AM The Monte Carlo Story (’57)

  7:45 AM Knight Without Armor (’37)

  9:45 AM The lady is Willing (’42)

11:30 AM Kismet (’44)

  1:15 PM Stage Fright (’50)

  3:15 PM rancho Notorious (’52)

  4:45 PM Marlene Dietrich: Her Own Song (’01)

  6:30 PM Shanghai Express (’32)

  8:00 PM The Scarlet Empress (’34)

10:00 PM The Devil is a Woman (’35)

11:30 PM Manpower (’41)

  1:30 AM A Foreign Affair (’48)

  3:30 AM The Blue Angel (’30)