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4 Sunday
12:15 AM
Temptress, The (1926)
In this silent film, a woman forsakes husband and lover to pursue a young engineer.
Dir: Fred Niblo Cast: Greta Garbo , Antonio Moreno , Roy D'Arcy .
BW-106 mins, TV-PG,

11 Sunday
12:00 AM
Flying Fleet, The (1929)
In this silent film, a naval cadet braves a perilous trans-Pacific flight for love.
Dir: George Hill Cast: Ramón Novarro , Ralph Graves , Anita Page .
BW-87 mins, TV-G,

18 Sunday
12:00 AM
J'Accuse (1919)
In this silent film, a soldier meets his wife's lover in the trenches during World War I.
Dir: Abel Gance Cast: Severin-Mars ,
BW-166 mins, TV-G,

25 Sunday
12:00 AM
La Roue (1922)
In this silent film, a railway worker and his son fall in love with the same beautiful woman.
BW-263 mins,

27 Tuesday
6:00 AM
Beyond the Rocks (1922)
In this silent film, a young woman on her honeymoon with her aging millionaire husband falls for a handsome younger man.
Dir: Sam Wood Cast: Gloria Swanson , Rodolph Valentino , Edythe Chapman .
BW-80 mins, TV-PG,

31 Saturday
8:00 PM
Sunrise (1927)
In this silent film, a farmer's affair with a city woman almost destroys his life.
Dir: F. W. Murnau Cast: George O'Brien , Janet Gaynor , Margaret Livingston .
BW-94 mins, TV-PG,

Maybe someday TCM will no longer feel the need to begin each description of an early film with, "In this silent film..." I mean they don't say, "In this black-and-white film..." or "In this monaural film..." TCM, we kid because we love.

Rob Farr wrote: TCM, we kid because we love.

That's true; but I'd prefer to have been spared Maltin's "dated curio" slur on Temptress.

"Dated curio", indeed.

The man's an idiot!

Do we really need "In this Silent Film" for SILENT Sunday Nights?
It is from the 1920s, & it is for the LONG RUNNING series (SSN). I would assume it was silent.

When they should denote is when theybreak from their normal series for Oscar Month or Summer Under The Stars.
In Feb & August, the Sunday night midnight slot could have descriptions starting as......
"In this regretable & unnecessarily chatty talkie................"

For those who'd like a peek into the future, the May TCM schedule was recently revealed:

http://www.tcm.com/schedule/monthly.htm ... =2012-5-01" target="_blank

Yeah I really don't get that anybody who seen TCM Sunday night schedule got to know ALREADY they show silents

They seem to be running J'ACCUSE and LA ROUE again as sort of a tie in tribute to Abel Gance, with the NAPOLEON screenings in Oakland. Seems like both were just on not that long ago. I really can't stomach LA ROUE. J'ACCUSE is OK, but no favorite either.

This weeks feature THE FLYING FLEET only exists in an odd foreign edit loaded with second camera close-up's. They have tried to synch it to the surviving domestic version sound discs with limited success. I think I asked this question before, some time back, but can anyone name all the actresses pinned up in Ramon Novarro's and Ralph Graves locker in the opening sequence of this picture?

Gagman 66 wrote: I think I asked this question before, some time back, but can anyone name all the actresses pinned up in Ramon Novarro's and Ralph Graves locker in the opening sequence of this picture?

Sure those were actresses on Ramon's side of the locker?

Actually there are two lockers. But yes, they are both plastered with girls. Certainly not pics of Julian Eltinge!

entredeuxguerres wrote:Sure those were actresses on Ramon's side of the locker?