TCM November 2011 Schedule

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6 Sunday
12:00 AM
Do Detectives Think? (1927)
Two inept detectives guard a judge from an escaped convict.
Dir: Fred L Guiol Cast: Stan Laurel , Oliver Hardy ,
BW-19 mins,

12:30 AM
Putting Pants on Phillip (1927)
A pompous American tries to get his Scottish nephew to give up his kilt.
BW-19 mins,

1:00 AM
You're Darn Tootin (1928)
The feud between two street musicians spreads to passersby.
BW-20 mins,

1:30 AM
Two Tars (1928)
Two sailors on shore leave get caught in a massive traffic jam.
BW-21 mins,

13 Sunday

12:00 AM
Habeas Corpus (1928)
A scientist hires to bumblers to steal bodies from the local cemetery.
BW-20 mins,

12:30 AM
Big Business (1929)
A quarrel between two salesmen and a potential customer leads to an orgy of destruction.
BW-19 mins,

1:00 AM
Double Whoopee (1929)
Two new hires upset the society guests at a swanky hotel.
BW-20 mins,

1:30 AM
Angora Love (1929)
A runaway goat adopts two apartment dwellers and causes problems with their landlord.
BW-21 mins,

14 Monday

6:30 AM
Pandora's Box (1929)
A young innocent's sexuality destroys all who come near her.
Dir: G. W. Pabst Cast: Louise Brooks , Fritz Kortner , Daisy D'ora .
BW-134 mins, TV-PG,

20 Sunday
6:00 AM
Bonnie Scotland (1935)
Two Americans in search of a Scottish inheritance wind up serving with the British in India.
Dir: James W. Horne Cast: Stan Laurel , Oliver Hardy , June Lang .
BW-81 mins, TV-G, CC,

12:00 AM
What Price Glory (1926)
Friendly rivals help each other cope with the horrors of World War I.
Dir: Raoul Walsh Cast: Victor McLaglen , Edmund Lowe , Dolores Del Rio .
BW-116 mins,

27 Sunday
12:00 AM
Mysterious Lady, The (1928)
In this silent film, an Austrian officer unwittingly falls in love with a Russian spy.
Dir: Fred Niblo Cast: Greta Garbo , Conrad Nagel , Gustav von Seyffertitz .
BW-90 mins, TV-PG,

[Kelly]

MAN I looking for November schedule they going have good stuff in November props to TCM

I want see silent Laurel and Hardy films there not much to offer some of them are consider LOST

[Zool]

I've seen clips of Two Tars, and You're Darn Tootin' on The Golden Age of Comedy. Eventually You're Darn Tootin' was shown at the local artsy theater. HUGE screen, super dark theater and no narration! It was great. Can't wait to see Two Tars!

[Derek Gee]

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6 Sunday
12:00 AM
Do Detectives Think? (1927)
Two inept detectives guard a judge from an escaped convict.
Dir: Fred L Guiol Cast: Stan Laurel , Oliver Hardy ,
BW-19 mins,

12:30 AM
Putting Pants on Phillip (1927)
A pompous American tries to get his Scottish nephew to give up his kilt.
BW-19 mins,

1:00 AM
You're Darn Tootin (1928)
The feud between two street musicians spreads to passersby.
BW-20 mins,

1:30 AM
Two Tars (1928)
Two sailors on shore leave get caught in a massive traffic jam.
BW-21 mins,

Has anyone got any info about these "restorations"? TCM added new scores, but where did they get permission to run the from if Richard Feiner or Agee have the rights?

Derek

[Richard Finegan]

Nov. 13 - Sunday

12:00 AM
Habeas Corpus (1928)
A scientist hires to bumblers to steal bodies from the local cemetery.
20 mins,

12:30 AM
Big Business (1929)
A quarrel between two salesmen and a potential customer leads to an orgy of destruction.
19 mins,

1:00 AM
Double Whoopee (1929)
Two new hires upset the society guests at a swanky hotel.
20 mins,

1:30 AM
Angora Love (1929)
A runaway goat adopts two apartment dwellers and causes problems with their landlord.
21 mins,

Robert Israel did a splendid job scoring the four silent Laurel & Hardy shorts that TCM ran last Sunday.
But two of the four scheduled for tonight already have music & effects scores so I was wondering if TCM would be running them with their original disc scores, or is Mr. Israel preparing new scores for those as well. Checking with the man himself, this was Robert Israel's response:

"I prepared eight new scores for the eight short films."

So it looks like the purists among us who'd have preferred the original disc scores (that's me!) will not be hearing them this time, but instead can expect the usual excellent work from Mr. Isreal .

His comment that he prepared only eight new scores also suggests that these eight shorts are all we will be seeing on TCM for now. Sure enough their schedule through the end of February includes no more silent L & H shorts, not even repeats of these eight they're running this month.