(FRI JAN 01)
(12:45am) That's Entertainment! III (1994/1h 53m/musical documentary/Bud Friedgen)
(3:00am) That's Dancing! (1985/1h 45m/musical documentary/Jack Haley Jr.)
(5:00am) Hollywood My Hometown (1965/52m/documentary/?)
(6:00 am) A Night at the Opera (1935/1h 36m/comedy/Sam Wood)
(8:00am) Twentieth Century (1934/1h 31m/comedy/Howard Hawks)
(10:15am) The Awful Truth (1937/1h 30m/comedy/Leo McCarey)
(12:00pm) The Producers (1967/1h 28m/comedy/Mel Brooks)
(1:45pm) The Fortune Cookie (1966/2h 5m/comedy/Billy Wilder)
(4:00pm) Born Yesterday (1950/1h 43m/comedy/George Cukor)
(6:00pm) Lover Come BackI (1961/1h 47m/Delbert Mann)
(8:00pm) It's a Gift (1934/1h 7m/Comedy/Norman Z. Mcleod)
(9:15pm) Please Don't Eat the Daisies (1960/1h 51m/Charles Walters)
(11:30pm) Murphy's Romance (1985/1h 48m/comedy/Martin Ritt)
(SAT JAN 02)
(1:30am) The Sundowners (1960/2h 13m/Fred Zinnemann)
(4:00am) The Big Chill (1983/1h 43m/Lawrence Kasdan)
(6:00am) Reunion in France (1942.1h 44m/Jules Dassin)
(8:00am) MGM CARTOONS: The Blue Danube (1939/7m/Hugh Harman)
(8:09am) The Law and the Lab (1956/8m/Frances Dinsmoor)
(8:18am) Los Angeles "Wonder City of the West" (1935/8m/)
(8:27am) Bulldog Drummond Comes Back (1937/58m/Adventure/Louis King)
(9:30am) New Adventures (1935)
(10:00am) POPEYE: The Marry-Go-Round (1943/7m)
(10:08 am) The Girl from Mexico (1939/1h 9m/Leslie Goodwins)
(11:30am) A Modern Cinderella (1932/17m/Roy Mack)
(12:00pm) Treasure Island (1934/1h 42m/Victor Fleming)
(2:00pm) The Story of G. I. Joe (1945/1h 49m/William A. Wellman)
(4:00pm) Lawrence of Arabia (1962/3h 46m/David Lean)
(8:00pm) City Lights (1931/1h 27m/Charles Chaplin)
(9:45pm) Vertigo (1958/2h 8m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(SUN JAN 03)
(12:00am) The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945/1h 20m/drama/Robert Siodmak)
(1:45am) If Winter Comes (1948/1h 37m/Victor Saville)
(3:30am) Winter Meeting (1948/1h 44m/Bretaigne Windust)
(5:30am) MGM Parade Show #8 (1955/25m/?)
(6:00am) The Blue Angel (1930/1h 44m/Josef Von Sternberg)
(8:00am) The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939/1h 46m/Michael Curtiz)
(10:00am) The Strange Affair of Uncle Harry (1945/ 1h 20m/drama/Robert Siodmak)
(11:45am) Lydia (1941/2h 24m/Julien Duvivier)
(1:30pm) Friendly Persuasion (1956/2h 17m/William) Wyler)
(4:00pm) The Miracle Worker (1962/1h 47m/Arthur Penn)
(6:00pm) A Little Romance (1979/1h 48m/George Roy Hill)
(8:00pm) Overboard (1987/1h 55m/comedy/Garry Marshall)
(10:00pm) I Love You Again (1940/1h 39m/W. S. Van Dyke II)
(MON JAN 04)
(12:00am) The Star Prince (1918/54m/drama/Madeline Brandeis)
(1:00am) La Souriante Madame Beudet (1923/54m/drama/Germaine Dulac)
(2:00am) Pepi, Luci, Bom and Other Girls on the Heap (1980/1h 20m/comedy/Pedro Almodóvar)
(3:30am) Labyrinth of Passion (1990/1h 40m/comedy/Pedro Almodóvar)
(5:15am) The Red Balloon (1956/35m/short/Albert Lamorisse)
(6:00am) No More Ladies (1935/1h 21m/Edward H. Griffith)
(7:30am) Bachelor Mother (1939/1h 20m/Garson Kanin)
(9:00am) Honeymoon Hotel (1964/1h 29m/Henry Levin)
(10:30am) The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer (1947/1h 35m/Irving Reis)
(12:15pm) Every Girl Should Be Married (1948/1h 25m/Don Hartman)
(1:45pm) Boys' Night Out (1962/1h 55m/Michael Gordon)
(4:00pm) Dear Heart (1964/1h 54mDelbert Mann)
(6:00pm) The Tender Trap (1955/1h 51m/Charles Walters)
(8:00pm) Churchill and the Movie Mogul (2019/1h 0m/documentary/John Fleet)
(9:15pm) The Private Life of Henry VIII (1933/1h 33m/Alexander Korda)
(11:00pm) Conquest Of The Air (1936/1h 11m/documentary/Alexander Esway, Zoltan Korda, John Monk Saunders, Alexander Shaw and Donald Taylor)
(TUE JAN 05)
(12:15am) Churchill and the Movie Mogul (2019/1h 0m/documentary/John Fleet)
(1:30am) That Hamilton Woman (1941/2h 8m/Alexander Korda)
(3:45am) The Lion Has Wings (1939/1h 16m/Michael Powell)
(5:15am) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934/1h 35m/Harold Young)
(7:00am) Wedding Rehearsal (1932/1h 19m/Alexander Korda)
(8:30am) MGM Parade Show #8 (1955/25m/?)
(9:00am) His Girl Friday (1940/1h 32m/Howard Hawks)
(10:45am) Gilda (1946/1h 50m/Romance/Charles Vidor)
(12:45pm) Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936/1h 55m/Frank Capra)
(3:00pm) It Should Happen to You (1954/1h 26m/comedy/George Cukor)
(4:45pm) The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957/2h 41m/David Lean)
(8:00pm) Dark Victory (1939/1h 46m/Edmund Goulding)
(10:00pm) The Maltese Falcon (1941/1h 40m/John Huston)
(WED JAN 06)
(12:00am) The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938/1h 42m/Michael Curtiz)
(2:00am) White Heat (1949/1h 54m/Raoul Walsh)
(4:15am) The Sea Wolf (1941/1h 40m/Michael Curtiz)
(6:00am) Anna Karenina (1935/1h 35m/Clarence Brown)
(7:45am) David Copperfield (1935/2h 13m/George Cukor)
(10:00am) The Devil Is a Sissy (1936/1h 32m/W. S. Van Dyke II)
(11:45am) Little Lord Fauntleroy (1936/1h 38m/John Cromwelll)
(1:30pm) Captains Courageous (1937/1h 56m/Victor Fleming)
(3:30pm) Lord Jeff (1938/1h 18m/Sam Wood)
(5:00 pm) Listen, Darling (1938/1h 10m/Edwin L. Marin)
(6:30pm) A Yank at Eton (1942/1h 28m/Norman Taurog)
(8:00pm) Death on the Nile (1978/2h 20m/mystery/John Guillermin)
(10:30pm) Evil Under The Sun (1982/1h 42m/mystery/Guy Hamilton)
(THU JAN 07)
(12:45am) The Last Of Sheila (1973/2h 0m/mysteryHerbert Ross)
(3:00am) Manhattan Murder Mystery (1993/1h 48m/mystery/Woody Allen)
(5:00am) Deathtrap (1982/1h 55m/mystery/Sidney Lumet)
(7:15am) The Honey Pot (1967/2h 11m/comedy/Joseph L. Mankiewicz)
(9:30am) The Last of Mrs. Cheyney (1929/1h 34m/Sidney Franklin)
(11:15am) Their Own Desire (1929/1h 5m/E. Mason Hopper)
(12:30pm) Let Us Be Gay (1930/1h 18m/Robert Z. Leonard)
(2:00pm) Riptide (1934/1h 30m/Edmund Goulding)
(3:45pm) Idiot's Delight (1939/1h 45m/Clarence Brown)
(5:45pm) Escape (1940/1h 38m/Mervyn Leroy)
(7:30pm) MGM Parade Show #8 (1955/25m/?)
(8:00pm) The Smiling Lieutenant (1931/1h 42mErnst Lubitsch)
(10:00pm) Trouble in Paradise (1932/1h 21m/Ernst Lubitsch)
(11:30pm) Design for Living (1933/1h 30m/Ernst Lubitsch)
(FRI JAN 08)
(1:15am) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932/1h 30m/Rouben Mamoulian)
(3:00am) Men Are Not Gods (1936/1h 30m/Walter Reisch)
(4:30am) Critic's Choice (1963/1h 40m/Don Weis)
(6:15am) Double Trouble (1967/1h 30m/Norman Taurog)
(8:00am) Stay Away, Joe (1968/1h 41m/Peter Tewksbury)
(9:45am) Charro! (1969/1h 38m/Charles Marquis Warren)
(11:30am) The Trouble with Girls (1969/1h 44m/Peter Tewksbury)
(1:15pm) Girl Happy (1965/1h 36m/Boris Sagal)
(3:00pm) Jailhouse Rock (1957/1h 36m/Richard Thorpe)
(4:45pm) Viva Las Vegas (1964/1h 26m/George Sidney)
(6:15pm) Spinout (1966/1h 35mNorman Taurog)
(8:00pm) Hang 'Em High (1968/1h 54m/western/Ted Post)
(10:15pm) The Strange One (1957/1h 40m/drama/Jack Garfein)
(SAT JAN 09)
(12:15 am) Splendor in the Grass (1961/2h 4m/Elia Kazan)
(2:30am) Games (1967/1h 40m/cult/Curtis Harrington)
(4:15am) Fragment of Seeking (1946/14m/short/Curtis Harrington)
(4:35am) Picnic (1949/22m/short/Currtis Harrington)
(4:55am) On the Edge (1949/6m/Curtis Harrington)
(5:15am) The Assignation (1953/8m/short/Curtis Harrington)
(5:35am) The Wormwood Star (1956/10m/documentary short/Curtis Harrington)
(5:55 am) Usher (2000/40m/short/Curtis Harrington)
(6:15am) The Angel Wore Red (1960/1h 39m/Nunnally Johnson)
(8:00am) MGM CARTOONS: The Bookworm Turns (1940/8m/Hugh Harman)
(8:10am) The Beach of Nazaré (1957/8m/documentary/Van Campen Heilner)
(8:19am) Hong Kong (1937/7m/documentary/?)
(8:27am) Bulldog Drummond's Bride (1939/56m/James Hoga)
(9:30am) Crossed Trails (1935)
(10:00am) POPEYE: We're on Our Way to Rio (1944/7m/I. Sparber)
(10:08am) Killer Leopard (1954/1h 10m/Ford Beebe)
(11:30am) One for the Book (1940/18m/Roy Mack)
(12:00pm) The Big Heat (1953/1h 30m/Fritz Lang
(1:45 pm) Midnight Lace (1960/1h 48m/David Miller)
(3:45pm) Family Plot (1976/2h 0m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(6:00pm) King Kong (1933/1h 40m/Merian C. Cooper and Ernest Shoedsack)
(8:00pm) North by Northwest (1959/2h 16m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(10:30pm) Saboteur (1942/1h 48m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(SUN JAN 10)
(12:30am) The Glass Key (1942/1h 25m/noiStuart Heisler)
(2:15 am) It Happened at the World's Fair (1963/1h 45m//Norman Taurog)
(4:15am) The Glass Slipper (1955/1h 34m/Charles Walters)
(6:00am) Alice Adams (1935/1h 40m/George Stevens)
(8:00am) The Romance of Rosy Ridge (1947/1h 45m/Roy Rowland)
(10:00am) The Glass Key (1942/1h 25m/noiStuart Heisler)
(11:45 am) The Hucksters (1947/1h 55m/Jack Conway)
(2:00pm) Theodora Goes Wild (1936/1h 35m/Richard Boleslawski)
(3:45 pm) All Fall Down (1962/1h 51m/John Frankenheimer)
(5:45pm) Cabaret (1972/2h 4m/Bob Fosse)
(8:00pm) The Remains Of The Day (1993/2h 14m/James Ivory)
(10:30pm) 84 Charing Cross Road (1986/1h 37m/comedy/David Jones)
(MON JAN 11)
(12:45am) The Dumb Girl of Portici (1916/1h 52m/silent/Phillips Smalley and Lois Weber)
(2:45am) Dark Habits (1983/1h 45m/Comedy/Pedro Almodóvar)
(4:45am) What Have I Done to Deserve This? (1984/1h 40m/comedy/Pedro Almodóvar)
(6:45am) The Glass Bottom Boat (1966/1h 50m/Frank Tashlin)
(8:45am) The Liquidator (1966/1h 44m/Jack Cardiff)
(10:30am) Hotel (1967/2h 4m/Richard Quine)
(12:45pm) Seven Seas to Calais (1962/1h 42m/Rudolph Maté and Primo Zeglio)
(2:30pm) Trader Horn (1973/1h 45m/Reza S. Badiyl)
(4:15pm) 36 Hours (1964/1h 55m/George Seaton)
(6:15pm) Dark of the Sun (1968/1h 40m/Jack Cardiff)
(8:00pm) The Four Feathers (1939/2h 10m/Zoltan Korda)
(10:15pm) The Jungle Book (1942/1h 49m/Zoltan Korda)
(TUE JAN 12)
(12:15am) The Thief of Bagdad (1940/1h 46m/Ludwig Berger, Michael Powell, Tim Whelan, Alexander Korda, Zoltan Korda and William Cameron Menzies)
(2:15am) An Ideal Husband (1947/1h 36m/Alexander Korda)
(4:00am) Vacation From Marriage (1945/1h 32m/Alexander Korda
(6:00am) The Divorce Of Lady X (1938/1h 30m/Tim Whelan)
(8:00am) Knight Without Armour (1937/1h 39m/Jacques Feyder)
(10:00am) Swing Time (1936/1h 45m/George Stevens)
(12:00pm) His Kind of Woman (1951/2h 2m/John Farrow and Richard Fleischer)
(2:15pm) Citizen Kane (1941/1h 59m/drama/Orson Welles)
(4:30pm) The Set-Up (1949/1h 12m/Robert Wise)
(6:00pm) Love Affair (1939/1h 27m/Leo McCarey)
(8:00pm) Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953/1h 31m/comedy/Howard Hawks)
(9:45pm) The Mark of Zorro (1940/1h 33m/action/Rouben Mamoulian)
(11:30pm) Down Argentine Way (1940/1h 29m/musical/Irving Cummings)
(WED JAN 13)
(1:15am) The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947/1h 44m/romance/Joseph L. Mankiewicz)
(3:15am) A Connecticut Yankee (1931/1h 35m/Comedy/David Butler)
(5:00am) The Little Princess (1939/1h 31m/Walter Lang and William A. Seiter)
(6:45am) Picture Mommy Dead (1966/1h 22m/Bert I. Gordon)
(8:15am) Our Mother's House (1967/1h 45m/Jack Clayton)
(10:15am) The Nanny (1965/1h 33m/Seth Holt)
(12:00pm) The Curse of the Cat People (1944/1h 10m/Gunther V. Fritsch and Robert Wise)
(1:30pm) The Night of the Hunter (1955/1h 33m/Charles Laughton)
(3:15pm) Seance on a Wet Afternoon (1964/1h 56m/Bryan Forbes)
(5:30pm) Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965/1h 47m/Otto Preminger)
(7:30pm) Holiday From Rules? (1959/10m/short/William H. Murray)
(7:45pm) When You Grow Up (1973/11m/short/Jerry Kurtz)
(8:00pm) Murder by Death (1976/1h 34m/mystery/Robert Moore)
(9:45pm) Clue (1985/1h 27m/mystery/Jonathan Lynn)
(11:30pm) Ten Little Indians (1966/1h 29m/George Pollock)
(THU JAN 14)
(1:15am) The Mystery of the 13th Guest (1943/1h 0m/William Beaudine)
(2:30am) Before Midnight (1934/1h 3m/Lambert Hillyer)
(3:45am) The Phantom of Crestwood (1933/1h 16m/Lambert Hillyer)
(5:15am) Mystery House (1938/1h 1m/Noel Smith)
(6:30am) Le Notti Bianche (1957/1h 39m/Luchino Visconti)
(8:15am) The Great Sinner (1949/1h 50m/Robert Siodmak)
(10:15am) Anna Karenina (1948/2h 19m/Julien Duvivier)
(12:15pm) Doctor Zhivago (1965/3h 17m/David Lean)
(3:45pm) The Brothers Karamazov (1958/2h 26m/Richard Brooks)
(6:15pm) The Inspector General (1949/1h 42m/Henry Koster)
(8:00pm) The Old Maid (1939/1h 35m/Edmund Goulding)
(9:45pm) Old Acquaintance (1943/1h 50m/Vincent Sherman)
(11:45pm) Wise Girl (1937/1h 10m/Leigh Jason)

(FRI JAN 15)
(1:00am) Lady With Red Hair (1940/1h 21m/Kurt Bernhardt)
(2:30am) Madame X (1937/1h 12m/Sam Wood and Gustav Machatý)
(4:00am) Mister Buddwing (1966/1h 39m/Delbert Mann)
(6:00am) Too Many Girls (1940/1h 25m/George Abbott)
(7:45am) Two Tickets to Broadway (1951/1h 46m/James V. Kern)
(9:45am) Easter Parade (1948/1h 43m/musical/Charles Walters)
(11:45am) Kiss Me Kate (1953/1h 51m/George Sidney)
(1:45pm) Escape From Fort Bravo (1953/1h 38m/western/John Sturges)
(3:45pm) Kisses for My President (1964/1h 53m/comedy/Curtis Bernhardt)
(6:00pm) Cry of the Hunted (1953/1h 20m/crime/Joseph H. Lewis)
(7:30pm) MGM Parade Show #8 (1955/25m/?)
(8:00pm) Charade (1963/1h 54m/comedy-mystery/Stanley Donen)
(10:00pm) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956/1h 59m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(SAT JAN 16)
(12:15am) The Third Man (1949/1h 33m/noiCarol Reed)
(2:15am) Remember My Name (1978/1h 34m/thrilleAlan Rudolph)
(4:00am) Pipe Dreams (1976/1h 27m/romance/Stephen Verona)
(5:30am) The Relaxed Wife (1957/13m/short/?)
(5:45am) Dating: Do's and Don'ts (1949/13m/short/Ted Peshak)
(6:00am) Bhowani Junction (1956/1h 50m/historical adventure/George Cukor)
(8:00am) MGM CARTOONS: The Discontented Canary (1934/8m/animated short/Rudolf Ising)
(8:10am) Film Fun (1955/9m/documentary short)
(8:20am) Mackinac Island (1944/9m/documentary short/James A. FitzPatrick)
(8:30am) Bulldog Drummond's Secret Police (1939/54m/mystery/James Hogan)
(9:30am) The Devil's Noose (1935/serial/?)
(10:00am) POPEYE: Anvil Chorus Girl (1944/6m/animated short/I. Sparber)
(10:08am) Tarzan And The Green Goddess (1938/1h 12m/adventure/Edward A. Kull)
(11:30am) The Policy Girl (1934/20m/musical short/Roy Mack)
(12:00pm) Action in the North Atlantic (1943/2h 7m/waLloyd Bacon)
(2:15pm) Rachel and the Stranger (1948/1h 33m/comedy/Norman Foster)
(4:00pm) Rear Window (1954/1h 52m/mystery/Alfred Hitchcock)
(6:00pm) In the Heat of the Night (1967/1h 49m/drama/Norman Jewison)
(8:00pm) The Searchers (1956/1h 59m/western/John Ford)
(10:15pm) Along Came Jones (1945/1h 30m/comedy/Stuart Heisler)
(SUN JAN 17)
(12:00am) Witness To Murder (1954/1h 23m/Action/Roy Rowland)
(2:00am) The Falcon and the Snowman (1985/2h 11m/Drama/John Schlesinger)
(4:30am) The Falcon's Brother (1942/1h 3m/Stanley Logan)
(6:00am) Footlight Parade (1933/1h 42m/Comedy/Lloyd Bacon
(8:00am) Madame Bovary (1949/1h 46m/Romance/Vincente Minnelli)
(10:00am) Witness To Murder (1954/1h 23m/Action/Roy Rowland)
(11:45am) A Big Hand for the Little Lady (1966/1h 35m/Comedy/Fielder Cook)
(1:30pm) Pillow Talk (1959/1h 45m/Michael Gordon)
(3:30pm) A Streetcar Named Desire (1951/2h 2m/Drama/Elia Kazan)
(5:45pm) The Little Foxes (1941/1h 56m/William Wyler)
(8:00pm) The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974/1h 44m/Drama/Joseph Sargent)
(10:00pm) Daybreak Express (1953/5m/Documentary/D.A. Pennebaker)
(10:10pm) The Incident (1967/1h 47m/Drama/Larry Peerce)
(MON JAN 18)
(12:15am) The Phantom of the Opera (1925/1h 34m/HorroRupert Julian)
(2:00am) Matador (1986/1h 47m/ThrillePedro Almodóvar)
(4:00am) Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1988/1h 38m/Comedy/Pedro Almodóvar)
(6:00am) Edge of the City (1957/1h 25m/Drama/Martin Ritt)
(7:30am) Something Of Value (1957/1h 53m/Drama/Richard Brooks)
(9:30am) A Raisin in the Sun (1961/2h 8m/Drama/Daniel Petrie)
(11:45am) Lilies of the Field (1963/1h 34m/Drama/Ralph Nelson)
(1:30pm) A Patch of Blue (1965/1h 45m/Romance/Guy Green)
(3:30pm) Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967/1h 48m/Comedy/Stanley Kramer)
(5:30pm) A Warm December (1972/1h 39m/Romance/Sidney Poitier)
(7:15pm) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's The Songwriters' Revue (1930/20m/Musical/Sammy Lee)
(8:00pm) You Got to Move (1985/1h 27m/Documentary/Lucy Massie Phenix)
(9:45pm) Freedom on My Mind (1994/1h 45m/Documentary/Connie Field)
(TUE JAN 19)
(12:00am) Say Amen, Somebody - The Good News Musical (1982/1h 40m/Documentary/George T Nierenberg)
(2:00am) Jazz on a Summer's Day (1959/1h 24m/Documentary/Bert Stern)
(3:30am) No Maps on My Taps (1978//58m/Documentary/George T Nierenberg)
(4:45am) The Blues Accordin' to Lightnin' Hopkins (1969/31m/Documentary/Les Blank)
(5:30am) Crisis (1963/58m/Documentary/Robert Drew)
(6:45am) Broadway Babies (1929/1h 26m/Drama/Mervyn Le Roy)
(8:15am) Show Girl in Hollywood (1930/1h 20m/Comedy/Mervyn Le Roy)
(9:45am) Employees' Entrance (1933/1h 15m/Drama/Roy Del Ruth)
(11:15am) National Velvet (1944/2h 5m/Drama/Clarence Brown)
(1:30pm) Red Dust (1932/1h 19m/Romance/Victor Fleming)
(3:00pm) The Women (1939/2h 12m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(6:00pm) Camille (1937/1h 48m/Romance/George Cukor)
(8:00pm) Smilin' Through (1932/1h 37m/Romance/Sidney Franklin)
(10:00pm) Adam's Rib (1949/1h 41m/Comedy/George Cukor)
(WED JAN 20)
(12:00am) Summer Stock (1950/1h 49m/musical/Charles Walters)
(2:00am) The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946/1h 51m/drama/Tay Garnett)
(4:00am) Love Crazy (1941/1h 40m/comedy/Jack Conway)
(6:00am) Ode To Billy Joe (1976/1h 45m/romance/Max Baer)
(8:00am) Polo Joe (1936/1h 2m/comedy/William McGann)
(9:30am) The Fabulous Joe (1947/59m/comedy/Harve Foster)
(10:45am) The Story Of G.I. Joe (1945/1h 49m/drama/William A. Wellman)
(12:45pm) Joe Smith, American (1942/1h 3m/drama/Richard Thorpe)
(2:00pm) A Guy Named Joe (1943/2h 0m/romance/Victor Fleming)
(4:15pm) Pal Joey (1957/1h 51m/comedy/George Sidney)
(6:15pm) Mighty Joe Young (1949/1h 34m/drama/Ernest B. Schoedsack)
(8:00 pm) Murder, She Said (1961/1h 26m/comedy/George Pollock)
(9:45pm) Murder at the Gallop (1963/1h 21m/comedy/George Pollock)
(11:15pm) Murder Most Foul (1964/1h 30m/comedy/George Pollock)
(THU JAN 21)
(1:00am) Murder Ahoy (1964/1h33m/comedy/George Pollock)
(2:45am) The Penguin Pool Murder (1932/1h 10m/drama/George Archainbaud)
(4:00pm) Murder On The Blackboard (1934/1h 11m/comedy/George Archainbaud)
(5:30am) The Lady Vanishes (1938/1h 37m/crime/Alfred Hitchcock)
(7:15am) When Were You Born? (1938/1h 5m/suspense-mystery/William McGann and John Langan)
(8:30am) Torch Song (1953/1h 30m/drama/Charles Walters and Al Jennings)
(10:15am) Never A Dull Moment (1950/1h 29m/comedy/George Marshall and James Casey)
(11:45 am) Sing and Like It (1934/1h 12m/comedy/William A. Seiter and Edward Killy)
(1:00pm) No Time For Comedy (1940/1h 33m/comedy/William Keighley and Frank Heath)
(2:45pm) Speak Easily (1932/1h 20m/comedy/Edward Sedgwick and Earl Taggart)
(4:15pm) Please Don’t Eat The Daisies (1960/1h 51m/comedy/Charles Walters)
(6:15pm) Critic’s Choice (1963/1h 40m/comedy/Don Weis)
(8:00pm) The Richard Girl In The World (1934/1h 16m/romance/William A. Seieter and Rex Bailey)
(9:30pm) Splendor (1935/1h 15m/romance/Elliott Nugent and Hugh Boswell)
(11:00pm) These Three (1936/1h 33m/drama/William Wyler and Walter Mayo)
(FRI JAN 22)
(12:45am) Woman Chases Man (1937/1h 11m/comedy/John Blystone and Eddie Bernoudy)
(2:15am) Virginia City (1940/2h 1m/western/Michael Curtiz and Jo Graham)
(4:30am) Rocky Mountain (1950/1h 23m/waWilliam Keighley and Frank Mattison)
(6:00am) The Narrow Margin (1952/1h 11m/suspence-mystery/Richard Fleischer and William Dorfman)
(7:15am) The Unholy Wife (1957/1h 34m/crime/John Farrow and Emmett Emerson)
(9:00am) Any Number Can Play (1949/1h 52m/waMervyn Le Roy and Sid Sidman)
(11:00am) The Unexpected (1947/1h 43m/suspense-mystery/Michael Curtiz and Jack Meredyth Lucas)
(1:00pm) Lady In The Lake (1947/1h 43m/suspense-mystery/Robert Montgomery)
(3:00pm) High Wall (1947/1h 39m/suspense-mystery/Curtis Bernhardt and Al Raboch)
(4:45pm) Tension (1950/1h 35m/suspense-mystery/John Berry and George Rhein)
(6:30pm) The Sellout (1951/1h 23m/crime/Gerald Mayer and Joel Freeman)
(8:00pm) The Champ (1979/2h 2m/drama/Franco Zeffirelli)
(10:15pm) Kramer vs. Kramer (1979/1h 45m/drama/Robert Benton)
(SAT JAN 23)
(12:15am) The Great Santini (1979/1h 55m/drama/Lewis John Carlino)
(2:30am) Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw (1976/1h 28m/action-crime/Mark L. Lester)
(4:00am) Stunts (1977/1h 30m/suspense-mystery/Mark L. Lester)
(6:00am) East Side, West Side (1949/1h 48m/drama/Mervyn Le Roy)
(8:00am) MGM CARTOONS: The Dot and the Line (1965/10m/animated short/Chuck Jones and Maurice Noble)
(8:11am) So Your Wife Wants To Work (1956/8m/comedic short/Richard Bare)
(8:20am) Suva (1940/8m/documentary short/James A. Fitzpatrick)
(8:29am) Fugitive In The Sky (1937/58m/drama/Nick Grinde and Harry Seymour)
(9:30am) River Perils (1935/?/action-adventure serial/Edward Kull and Wilbur McGaugh)
(10:00am) POPEYE: Spinach Packin’ Popeye (1944/7m/animated short/I. Sparber
(10:08am) Desperate Search (1953/1h 13m/drama/Joseph Lewis and Joel Freeman)
(11:30am) The Mild West (1933/20m/western short/Joseph Henabery)
(12:00am) Black Legion (1937/1h 20m/suspense-mystery/Archie L. Mayo and Jack Sullivan)
(1:30pm) The Best Man (1964/1h 42m/drama/Franklin J. Schaffner and Dick Moder)
(3:30pm) Take The High Ground! (1953/1h 41m/waRichard Brooks and Jerry Thorpe)
(5:30pm) Red River (1948/2h 5m/western/Howard Hawks and Arthur Rosson)
(8:00pm) Out Of The Past (1947/1h 37m/film noiJacques Tourneur and Harry Mancke)
(10:00pm) The Night Of The Hunter (1955/1h 33m/suspense-mystery/Charles Laughton and Milton Carter)
(SUN JAN 24)
(12:00am) Born To Kill (1947/1h 32m/crime/Robert Wise and Sam Ruman)
(2:00am) It Should Happen To You (1953/1h 26m/comedy/George Cukor)
(4:00am) It Could Happen To You (1994/1h 41m/comedy-romance/Andrew Bergman)
(6:00am) Grand Hotel (1932/1h 45m/drama/Edmund Goulding)
(8:00am) Our Vines Have Tender Grapes (1945/1h 45m/drama/Roy Rowland)
(10:00am) Born To Kill (1947/1h 32m/crime/Robert Wise and Sam Ruman)
(11:45am) Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948/1h 34m/comedy/H.C. Potter and James Lane)
(1:30pm) The Philadelphia Story (1940/1h 51m/comedy/George Cukor)
(3:30pm) West Side Story (1961/2h 35m/musical/Robert Wise)
(6:15pm) What’s Up, Doc? (1972/1h 34m/comedy/Peter Bogdanovich)
(8:00pm) Send Me No Flowers (1964/1h 40m/comedy/Norman Jewison and Dougas Green)
(10:00pm) Sunday In New York (1963/1h 45m/comedy/Peter Tewksbury)
(MON JAN 25)
(12:00am) Rosita (1923/1h 57m/adaptation/Ernst Lubitsch and James Townsend)
(2:15am) Kika (1994/1h 55m/comedy-drama/Pedro Almodóvar)
(4:15am) The Flower of My Secret (1995/1h 40m/comedy-drama/Pedro Almodóvar)
(6:00am) Strictly Unconventional (1930/54m/drama/David Burton)
(7:00am) Our Betters (1933/1h 23m/drama/George Cukor and Fred Spencer)
(8:30am) Isle Of Fury (1936/1h 0m/drama/Frank McDonald and Terry Morse)
(9:45am) The Letter (1940/1h 37m/drama/William Wyler)
(11:30am) The Right To Live (1935/1h 9m/drama/William Keighley and Chuck Hansen)
(12:45pm) Trio (1950/1h 31m/drama/Ken Annakin and Harold French)
(2:30pm) The Painted Veil (1934/1h 23m/romance/Richard Boleslawski and Horace Hough)
(4:00 pm) Rain (1932/1h 33m/drama/Lewis Milestone and Nate Watt)
(6:00pm) Of Human Bondage (1946/1h 45m/drama/Edmund Goulding and James McMahan)
(8:00pm) Criss Cross (1949/1h 28m/crime/Robert Siodmak)
(9:45pm) Death Of A Scoundrel (1956/1h 59m/drama/Charles Martin and Frank Fox)
(TUE JAN 26)
(12:00am) Munster Go Home! (1966/1h 36m/comedy/Earl Bellamy)
(2:00 am) Band Of Angels (1957/2h 7m/romance/Raoul Walsh and Russ Saunders)
(4:15am) Tonight’s The Night (1954/2h 27m/comedy/Mario Zampi and Gus Agosti)
(6:00am) The Crooked Way (1949/1h 30m/crime/Robert Florey and Horace Hough)
(7:30am) Journal Of A Crime (1934/1h 5m/drama/William Keighley and Chuck Hansen)
(8:45am) Two O’Clock Courage (1945/1h 6m/suspense-mystery/Anthony Mann and Clem Beauchamp)
(10:00am) Hysteria (1965/1h 25m/suspense-mystery/Freddie Francis and Basil Rayburn)
(11:30am) Dracula (1931/1h 14m/horroTod Browning)
(1:00pm) Buck Privates (1941/1h 24m/comedy/Arthur Lubin and Gil Valle)
(2:30pm) It Started With Eve (1941/1h 30m/comedy/Henry Koster)
(4:15pm) All That Heaven Allows (1956/1h 29m/romance/Douglas Sirk)
(6:00pm) Six Bridges To Cross (1955/1h 36m/crime/Joseph Pevney)
(8:00pm) I’m No Angel (1933/1h 27m/comedy/Wesley Ruggles)
(9:45pm) Road To Utopia (1946/1h 30m/comedy/Hal Walker)
(11:30pm) The Nutty Professor (1963/1h 47m/comedy/Jerry Lewis)
(WED JAN 27)
(1:30am) The Blue Dahlia (1946/1h 38m/mystery/George Marshall)
(3:30am) Morocco (1930/1h 30m/romance/Josef Von Sternberg)
(5:15am) MGM Parade Shoe #8 (1955/25m/documentary/?)
(6:00am) Shadow of the Thin Man (1941/1h 37m/suspence-mystery/Major W.S. Van Dyke II)
(7:45am) The Picture Of Dorian Gray (1945/1h 50m/horroAlbert Lewin and Earl McEvoy)
(9:45am) Faithful In My Fashion (1946/1h 21m/drama/Sidney Salkow and Dolph Zimmer)
(11:15am) Green Dolphin Street (1947/2h 21m/epic/Victor Saville and Norman Elzerf)
(1:45pm) Trouble Along The Way (1953/1h 50m/comedy/Michael Curtiz and Norman Stuart)
(3:45pm) The Last Time I Saw Paris (1954/1h 56m/drama/Richard Brooks and William Shanks)
(6:00 pm) Ransom! (1956/1h 49m/drama/Alex Segal and Joel Freeman)
(8:00pm) After The Thin Man (1936/1h 50m/suspense-mystery/Major W.S. Van Dyke II)
(10:00pm) The Kennel Murder Case (1933/1h 12m/suspense-mystery/Michael Curtiz and Arthur G. Collins)
(11:30pm) Green For Danger (1946/1h 31m/suspense-mystery/Sidney Gilliat)
(THU JAN 28)
(1:15am) The Woman In Green (1945/1h 8m/suspence-mystery/Roy William Neill and Melville Shyer)
(2:30am) The Case of the Lucky Legs (1935/1h 17m/suspense-mystery/Archie L. Mayo and Lee Katz)
(4:00am) Bulldog Drummond Escapes (1937/1h 7m/suspense-mystery/James Hogan and Russell Mathews)
(5:15am) The Saint Strikes Back (1939/1h 4m/suspense-mystery/John Farrow and Edward Donahue)
(6:30am) The Iron Mistress (1952/1h 50m/western/Gordon Douglas and Oren Haglund)
(8:30am) Drum Beat (1954/1h 51m/western/Delmer Daves and William Kissel)
(10:30am) The Badlanders (1958/1h 25m/western/Delmer Daves)
(12:15pm) Guns of the Timberland (1960/1h 31m/western/Robert D. Webb and Dick Moder)
(2:00pm) Badman’s Territory (1946/1h 38m/western/Tim Whelan and Harold Palmer)
(3:45pm) Canadian Pacific (1949/1h 35m/western/Edwin L. Marin and George Archainbaud)
(5:30pm) Carson City (1952/1h 27m/western/Andre De Toth and Russ Saunders)
(7:15pm) MGM Parade Show#8 (1955/25m/documentary/?)
(8:00pm) The Heiress (1949/1h 55m/drama/William Wyler)
(10:15pm) The Children’s Hour (1961/1h 47m/drama/William Wyler and Robert E. Relyea)
(FRI JAN 29)
(12:15am) The Chase (1966/2h 15m/drama/Arthur Penn and James Havens)
(2:45am) Mail Order Bride (1963/1h 25m/western/Burt Kennedy and Eli Dunn)
(4:15am) Zandy’s Bride (1974/1h 56m/western/Jan Troell)
(6:00am) Captains Courageous (1937/1h 56m/drama/Victor Fleming)
(8:00am) Treasure Island (1934/1h 42m/adventure/Victor Fleming)
(9:45am) Lord Of The Flies (1963/1h 30m/drama/Peter Brook and Toby Robertson)
(11:30am) Jungle Book (1942/1h 49m/adventure/Zoltan Korda and Andre De Toth)
(1:30pm) Bomba The Jungle Boy (1949/1h 11m/adventure/Ford Beebe and Melville Shyer)
(2:45pm) Adventure Girl (1934/1h 9m/adventure/Herman Raymaker)
(4:00pm) Zebra In The Kitchen (1965/1h 32m/comedy/Ivan Tors and Eddie Saeta)
(5:45pm) The Yearling (1964/2h 14m/drama/Clarence Brown and Chester M. Franklin)
(8:00pm) The Manchurian Candidate (1962/2h 6m/John Frankenheimer and Joseph Behm)
(10:15pm) Butterfield 8 (1960/1h 49m/drama/Daniel Mann and Hank Moonjean)
(SAT JAN 30)
(12:15am) Of Human Bondage (1964/1h 38m/drama/Ken Hughes and Henry Hathaway)
(2:00am) When A Stranger Calls (1979/1h 37m/horroFred Walton)
(3:45am) The Caller (1987/1h 38m/horroArthur A. Seidelman)
(5:30am) Living Stereo (1958/7m/short/?)
(540am) Duck and Cover (1951/9m/short/?)
(5:50am) The Your Name Here Story (1964/9m/short/?)
(6:00am) Knights Of The Round Table (1953/1h 55m/romance/Richard Thorpe)
(8:00am) MGM CARTOONS: Give and Tyke (1957/6m/animated short/Hanna-Barbara)
(8:08am) So You Want To Enjoy Life (1952/?m/comedic short/Richard Bare)
(8:20am) Singapore and Jahore (1938/8m/documentary short/?)
(8:29am) A Shot In The Dark (1941/57m/suspense-mystery/William McGann and Harry Seymour)
(9:30am) Unseen Hands (1935/?/action-adventure/Edward Kull and Wilbur McGaugh)
(10:00am) POPEYE: Pitchin’ Woo at the Zoo (1944/6m/animated short/?)
(10:08am) Knockout (1941/1h 13m/drama/William Clemens and Gene Lewis)
(11:30am) The Red Shadow (1932/19m/musical short/Roy Mack)
(12:00pm) The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn (1960/1h 47m/adventure/Michael Curtiz and L.V. McCardle, Jr.)
(2:00pm) Oh, God! (1977/1h 44m/comedy/Carl Reiner)
(3:45pm) On The Waterfront (1954/1h 48m/crime drama/Elia Kazan and Charles H. Maguire)
(5:45pm) Captain Blood (1935/1h 59m/adventure/Michael Curtiz)
(8:00pm) The Music Man (1962/2h 31m/comedy/Morton DaCosta)
(10:45pm) Small Town Girl (1953/1h 33m/musical/Leslie Kardos and Bert Glazer)
(SUN JAN 31)
(12:30am) The Killers (1964/1h 35m/crime-suspense-mystery/Donald Siegel and Milton Feldman)
(2:30am) The Late Show (1977/1h 34m/comedy/Robert Benton)
(4:15am) The Carey Treatment (1972/1h 41m/suspence-mystery/Blake Edwards and Newton Arnold)
(6:00am) Gabriel Over The White House (1933/1h 27m/comedy/Gregory Lacava and Joseph Newman)
(7:45am) Hold Back The Dawn (1941/1h 55m/drama/Mitchell Leisen and Francisco Alonso)
(10:00am) The Killers (1964/1h 35m/crime-suspense-mystery/Donald Siegel and Milton Feldman)
(12:00pm) The Red Badge of Courage (1951/1h 9m/drama/John Huston)
(1:15pm) I Married A Witch (1942/1h 16m/comedy/Rene Clair and Art Black)
(2:45pm) From Here To Eternity (1953/1h 58m/war drama/Fred Zinnemann)
(5:00pm) My Fair Lady (1964/2h 50m/musical/George Cukor)
(8:00pm) Sounder (1972/1h 45m/drama/Martin Ritt)
(10:00 pm) A Man Called Adam (1966/1h 43m/drama/Leo Penn)

• First Post about my Just No In-Laws
• Second Post about my Just No In-Laws

The Holiday Season is over, and I have three instances that make me ecstatic that my wife and I live 3 hours away from her siblings, and some good concrete progress my wife has made in being able to tell her awful siblings to piss off.

Incident One - Pre-Christmas Greedy BIL:

When asking what we should buy our niece and nephew on Facebook messenger, my BIL immediately changed the subject without telling her what to get the kids, and told my wife he wanted a several hundred-dollar set of headphones, and a subscription phone app for karaoke.
My wife tried to politely put him off because this was a thinly disguised attempt to get her credit card information into his phone to buy the app. Also, we can’t afford such nice headphones for ourselves. Not that he cares, but we are paying more than 50% of our income into medical debts right now and are financially really tight.
This was his response that my wife copied over to me so I could see it:

BIL: here’s the deal. So when u asked what I want, it is a moot point from this second. Don’t ever ask all I want. . . it’s a nothing. . . thanks for the thoughts. . . My kids are super good too. So u have plenty of $. Exactly why Christmas is the worst.
BIL: The point of a gift is seeing something and thinking of someone, not for you to ask what people like or don’t like. Then do what you’re going to do anyways. It shows the lack of actual love you have. Take your money and shove it up your twat. How about that?
BIL: Me and my family want nothing from you.

We bought the kids gifts anyways. We weren’t going to let him take the kid’s gifts away to make a point to my wife. The kid’s mother (he’s split from the family after a domestic violence charge) was happy we made that decision and said the kids would have been crushed if we had forgot them. They are very poor, and we tend to give higher dollar gifts to try and make up for that on Xmas and birthdays. Usually tablets, game systems, that kind of thing. My BIL was jealous that we were willing to pay for the kids, but not him.
This was the first time she told her brother straight up no about money related requests. Success!

Incident Two - The Vegas Xmas Fiasco:

My BIL left in-patient treatment and flew to Vegas with a woman he had known for 8 days over Xmas, with the intention of marrying her. (This is the 3rd attempt at marriage in 6 weeks.) The fiancé paid for everything. My BIL was in an electric wheelchair because he had just had surgery to repair his leg that was broken in 6 places. (We’ve only gotten a squirrely story on how that happened.)
Three days in, there was a fight, and he was abandoned in a paid hotel room at the MGM Grand. He only had his ID, no credit card, and not a cent to his name. He is a moron. He had the room for one more night until his flight home.
The lucky lady bailed on my BIL, which was probably the best choice she could have made. He called for help to my wife and I in Seattle, and we called the hotel, attempting to put our credit card on the room to keep him in the prepaid room.
The problem was that the hotel has to have an active credit card on file for the room, even if it is paid for, in order to charge the daily resort fees. My wife panicked because he had a broken leg. I suspect she would have probably let him rot in Vegas if he didn’t have the broken leg. This was not something my wife could let go of. He literally has nobody else to get him back home.
We spent all day setting up payment at the hotel, only to find out he’d run up room expenses he had just "forgotten" to tell us about. They can’t take payment for room expenses on the card we set up, or over the phone. We ended up charged for the Hotel resort fees for his room, even though he got himself locked out.
At this point we confirmed his flight home was cancelled by his “fiancé” (Smart lady), because he hadn't checked, and we did not believe for one minute that things were "fine." We told him to go to the airport and we would get him on a flight home. He’d just have to wait it out at the airport since he’d lost the hotel room.
During all this, my 40-year-old BIL spent his time on the phone losing his mind at my wife. I heard it all on speaker, and noticed he was joking with others in the background and his behavior was getting more and more erratic. He then told my wife he was not going home, and he hung up on her. My wife was so worried she did not sleep all Xmas Eve and kept trying to call him. He’d found folks to get him a drink and get him high. Some partiers took him along with them to party, and my BIL wanted another night of partying in Vegas.
My BIL called back at 0500 Xmas morning with his electric wheelchair near dead on the side of the road in Vegas.
Then my wife did something I have never seen her do before. When my BIL started swearing and yelling at her to fix the situation for him, she hung up on him. He called back a half hour later but was much nicer. No apologies, but he ready to go back home. That's a huge success for her!
Because of the holiday traffic on Xmas day, would couldn’t get him a flight home until the next day. My wife called around and found a La Quinta that was 1.5 miles down. He managed to get his dying wheelchair there.
I don’t think I could have stopped my wife from doing this. However, she’s starting to come around and realize she doesn’t have to jump in and save everyone. I really do think if he hadn’t had a broken leg, she would have dumped him.
We are out $500+ for all of this. My wife’s therapist, which I go to as support occasionally, has really keyed in on the fact that she feels she has to save these people and seems to think that’s normal. This incident and the therapy has really seen some breakthroughs where she had never realized she did this so much. I’m hoping she can stop helping him, and I am seeing progress. Baby steps, but still a success.

Incident Three - My SIL crawls out from under a rock:

My SIL is pretty awful, and in the last 30 years of being with my wife, she has only talked to us when she thinks she can get money from us. This literally includes an email one time telling us she doesn't only talk to us about money she wants, then asking us to pay her rent.
Backstory
Before my MIL passed, my wife took all the family photo albums, and worked on scanning and repairing the photos in photoshop. My MIL told my wife to keep them when we offered to bring them back because my wife and I are the only kids that are even remotely stable, so we had those photos before my MIL died. My wife would repair them, print new ones, and give them to her mother and the rest of the family periodically.
About six months after my MIL’s death, my wife completed the project. At our expense, we printed out multiple sets of photos for folks without computers. We then created 10 USB drives with all the photos and gave them out to literally everyone that we could. This included my SIL and her family, and my BIL.
The Drama
My wife has gotten much better at photoshop and spent the last few months redoing some of those scans and updating and repairing them. Her goal was to improve the quality, organize them, and archive them.
She mentioned this on Facebook. (It’s always Facebook with the drama.) When her sister came out swinging about how on her deathbed, my MIL had willed all the photos to her, not my wife.
This was a weird pack of lies. My MIL was not even awake or talking at the hospice house. My SIL called my wife selfish and how she was insulting my MIL's dying wish. It was a lot of cutting insults.
My wife offered to print her a full physical copy of the repaired photos. The originals are all kind of damaged in one way or another which is why my wife was repairing them in photoshop. That wasn’t good enough for my SIL. She wanted the originals because she didn’t want my wife to have them.
My MIL didn’t know my wife was transgender because my wife transitioned shortly after her death. Part of the issue is my SIL doesn’t want my wife to have anything from her mother because it should go to the “only” daughter. It’s a way to attack my wife and deny my wife is a woman.
My wife and I have been together for 30 years, and I started out as the wife in the relationship, and she started out as the husband. When I transitioned female to male some years back, my in-laws were completely 110% on board with supporting me in my transition. I have no doubt, they would 110% support my wife as their daughter, with her transition male to female.
It's hard to tell because my SIL has old skinhead ties, and alt-right connections, and has some pretty fucked up views on LGBTQ, race, etc. She's got the full collectors edition of bigotries, but hasn't hit on that outright with us. Once again, probably because it's hard to get money from people when you are telling them shitty bigoted things.
Unlike every other time one of her siblings have asked her for something outrageous, my wife held her ground. She offered a copy of photos, printed out at Walgreens. She offered to pay for them, even. My SIL said that wasn’t good enough and blocked my wife. This is the first time I’ve seen my wife refuse my SIL anything, so that’s a big success.

Aftermath

What my BIL and SIL don't realize is my wife is going to therapy a lot. She has finally found a really good therapist that really has been helping my wife with the issues with her childhood. These three incidents were all my wife talked about over the holidays, and I'm not sure those two vipers will ever get what they want. Each time they act up, it's finally starting to be clear to my wife they don't care about her, just her wallet.
I also think we are going to start seeing an extinction burst, or something like that, because my wife is now saying no to their demands. I'm on the lookout for it, but I'm not sure my wife is fully aware that this could get worse before it gets better.
It's still a success, though.

Going through old issues of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter and posting highlights in my own words. For anyone interested, I highly recommend signing up for the actual site at f4wonline and checking out the full archives.
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Not gonna be around in an hour, so it's going up early today!

• WWF vs. WCW in the "Battle of Los Angeles" as Dave calls it took place this week (Dave already shouting out PWG years before they even existed). Both WWF and WCW held house shows in the city on the same night. WCW claimed a total attendance of 10,948 which is by far the best WCW has ever drawn in California. But there's a question if the show was even profitable. WCW spent tons of money on advertising, they threw in all the production bells and whistles of a regular Nitro, with pyro and stage setup and everything, and Hogan worked the show (which of course costs extra money). Plus the venue they ran in (Great Western Forum) is one of the most expensive arenas in the U.S. to run in. Merchandise sales may be the only thing that make this a profitable show for WCW. Billed as WCW Saturday Nitro, the show was good but nothing special and audio commentary was broadcast live on WCW's website. Chris Jericho won the cruiserweight title from Syxx and was booed out of the building for it by the pro-heel crowd. Hogan didn't work a match at the show but he came out with the rest of the NWO to cut a promo. The crowd gave Hogan and the rest of the NWO a huge babyface reaction. To end the show, Sting came down from the ceiling and beat up all the NWO and eventually put Hogan in the scorpion deathlock.

WATCH: Chris Jericho wins the cruiserweight title (WCW Saturday Nitro - 1997)

• WWF drew 9,469 fans to their show and despite drawing slightly less than WCW, without all the added production and promotion costs, WWF is the clear money winner here. They had a bikini contest that apparently went on for over 20 minutes, with all the women stripping. The crowd began throwing money "which Sunny was glad to collect." Sable wore the least and got the biggest pop to win. Bret Hart made his in-ring return during the main event but his knee was still obviously hurting and not nearly 100% recovered yet. Anyway, it's worth noting that these 2 shows were also competing with something else going on that same night, which leads us to....
  
• Mike Tyson faced Evander Holyfield in one of the strangest boxing matches of all time that ended when Tyson bit Holyfield's ear. This isn't wrestling related but Dave covers it and, I mean, c'mon, we gotta. Actually Dave does tie this whole thing in to wrestling by talking about an old wrestling incident from 1931 called the Battle of the Bite. It's a really long, convoluted story and involves Ed "Strangler" Lewis and a guy who intentionally bit himself on the arm and drew blood (and made it look like Lewis had done it) in order to get Lewis DQ'd so he could win the title, which was a shoot double-cross (he wasn't scheduled to win the belt, but when the referee calls it a title change in front of the crowd, the promoters had to go with it). From that point on, it became policy in American wrestling that world titles didn't change hands by DQ anymore. So if you ever wanted to know why that's a rule, now you know. Anyway, back to boxing, Dave says the sport will survive and Tyson will eventually return to the ring and still draw big money and thinks people are overreacting when they say this will kill the sport.
  

WATCH: Tyson vs. Holyfield (the ear-bite fight)

• Jim Cornette debuted in ECW in an angle similar to the Lawler angle. The lights went out and when they came back on, Cornette was in the ring and he began hitting people with his tennis racket. Word is this angle got over just as big, if not more so, than the Lawler angle and had massive heat. Chris Candido reportedly acted as the middleman between Paul Heyman and Cornette to negotiate the deal to bring him in. Heyman figured Cornette was the last person anyone would expect to show up in ECW, given that the 2 of them have legitimately always hated each other. Cornette originally wasn't going to do it, but he loved the idea of the angle (it's an old southern-style angle, the kinda shit Cornette loves) and after Heyman agreed to meet several stipulations, Cornette agreed to do it. The main stipulation was that Paul Heyman agreed to apologize to Cornette's longtime friend Dennis Coraluzzo for double-crossing him during the NWA title tournament in 1994. Heyman met with Coraluzzo and the two sides buried the hatchet and even discussed allowing ECW wrestlers to work shows for Coraluzzo and in exchange, Coraluzzo would drop his longstanding war against ECW, where he has tried repeatedly to use legal means to get the company shut down. Heyman also agreed to send a limo to pick up Cornette and Coraluzzo and bring them to the ECW Arena. Cornette also wanted Heyman to apologize to Coraluzzo in front of all the ECW wrestlers, but that didn't happen. Coraluzzo never left the limo and had his meeting with Heyman there. Cornette was only in the ECW locker room for a brief time before leaving after the angle. It's expected Cornette will be Lawler's manager for any upcoming shows that Lawler works, including the ECW PPV in August. (No video of Cornette's debut on YouTube but it's on the Network on the June 30th, 1997 episode of Hardcore TV).
  
• Also during the Cornette angle, Jerry Lawler hit Tommy Dreamer in the balls with a kendo stick for real. Dreamer was legitimately injured and couldn't work the next night's show and is said to still be in a lot of pain (yeah, Dreamer has talked about this. Lawler almost ruptured his balls for real. Let's hear Tommy talk about it. The video of it happening is also in that episode of Hardcore TV, during the Cornette angle. Dreamer's high-pitched scream when it happens will haunt your nightmares).
  

WATCH: Tommy Dreamer talks about the Jerry Lawler nutshot

• EMLL president Paco Alonso held a meeting with his wrestlers and told them he's going to get 15 of them jobs with WCW. Bischoff is still discussing the idea of doing a Lucha Libre PPV and wants an EMLL vs. Promo Azteca storyline, but neither side (especially Promo Azteca) wants to do it and Konnan is upset that Bischoff is even dealing with EMLL at all since he feels like he's responsible for the rise of Lucha Libre in the U.S. and now feels Bischoff is shoving them aside in favor of EMLL.
  
• It's almost a lock that the main event of NJPW's Jan. 4th Tokyo Dome show will be Riki Choshu vs. Kensuke Sasaki (nope). Sasaki is a protege of Choshu and has never beaten him. And Choshu will be wrestling his final match at the show before retiring, so expect Sasaki to finally defeat Choshu there (didn't happen. Choshu ended up wrestling 5 matches that night and none of them were against Sasaki).
  
• Tom Prichard is moving to Memphis and word is USWA will end up becoming a satellite company to the WWF and will be used as a developmental territory and training location. Dave also mentions offhandedly that USWA is currently being funded by a guy from Cleveland who runs a chain of massage parlors (this WWF deal fell through and we'll find out all about it in about a year).
  
• Jerry Jarrett's mother Christine Jarrett was fired by USWA. She has worked the ticket office in Louisville "literally since the beginning of time" but USWA finally cut ties with her.
  
• Glenn Jacobs is no longer doing the Diesel gimmick in USWA and has been working as a gimmick named Doomsday, but wearing the old Lord Humongous mask.
  

WATCH: Glenn Jacobs as Doomsday - USWA, 1997

• Curt Hennig debuted on Nitro in just about the weakest way possible, simply walking out during the NWO beatdown at the end of the show. Raven also debuted on Nitro in the crowd and at the end, when Hennig walked out, Raven jumped the barricade as well and they both sorta just stared down the NWO as the show went off the air. The original plan was for both Hennig and Raven to join the NWO but that may be too much at once and plans will probably change, because everything changes on a dime in WCW nowadays.
  
• Mike Tyson was backstage at Nitro, which was in Las Vegas and WCW had planned to bring him out as a big surprise to end the show. But given what happened with Tyson 2 nights earlier in Vegas (biting Holyfield's ear), they decided not to use him. The decision was mostly made by the MGM Grand Garden Arena and by TNT, who pretty much forbid WCW from using him or from even referencing boxing. In fact, boxer Michael Moorer was in the front row for the show, and WCW was told not to show him on camera or acknowledge him because the sport of boxing has such negative publicity right now after what Tyson did (man, I gotta disagree with them here. Bischoff bringing Mike Tyson out on TV on Nitro 2 nights after the ear thing would have made MAJOR news).
  
• WCW also tried to bring in Jose Lothario for the show, not for any real reason, just to get people talking and to stick it to WWF, but it didn't happen.
  
• WCW has released several wrestlers, including Michael Wallstreet, Craig Pittman, the Nasty Boys, Jim Duggan, Joe Gomez, Ice Train, and Nancy Sullivan.
  
• Speaking of Nancy Sullivan, word is she and Kevin Sullivan are splitting up in real life, "although this has nothing to do with the storyline." I think we can safely say Dave had that one wrong.
  
• Buff Bagwell will be starring in a movie called Return To Savage Beach, which I guess is a sequel to that other low-budget movie he did (here's the full movie. There's literally tits in the first 2 seconds, so, yanno...NSFW warning).
  

WATCH: Return To Savage Beach (full movie)

• Buddy Landel was given a tryout match at the latest WCW tapings and lost to Bill Goldberg in 90 seconds.
  
• On Raw, they finally had Paul Bearer reveal Undertaker's big secret. Bearer accused Undertaker of burning down his parents' home and killing his parents and his younger brother "Cain" and called Undertaker a murderer. Undertaker claimed Cain burned down the home by accident and said he blamed himself for letting it happen. So now they have to introduce a character that is Undertaker's brother. Dave thinks there could have been a lot of storyline potential if they revealed Mankind was his brother, but the recent Mick Foley interviews revealing his childhood, they kinda killed that possibility. Most people don't remember but when Undertaker first debuted in the WWF, his name was Cain The Undertaker, but they dropped the Cain part after a few matches.
  

WATCH: Paul Bearer reveals Undertaker's secret

• Sable came out on Raw in a low-cut top, "revealing yet another boob job" while Marc Mero acted jealous and tried to block her from the camera. "Sable needed another boob job like Yokozuna needs more cake and ice cream so go figure what goes through people's minds," Dave says.
  
• The Headhunters debuted in WWF on Raw and were managed by Jim Cornette. They had a hard time doing their big top rope moves because the WWF ropes are looser than they're used to and they're both big guys. Since WWF already has a team called the Head Bangers, they may change the Headhunters names to The Arabian Butchers (indeed they did, but they didn't last very long in the company).
  

WATCH: Headhunters debut in WWF

• At the Shotgun tapings and in dark matches, The Patriot from AJPW made his debut, losing to Rockabilly (Billy Gunn). He didn't really get over. Shawn Morley who's been wrestling in Puerto Rico and EMLL had a tryout match (he'd later become Val Venis).
  
• WWF Injury Report: Ahmed Johnson is expected to be out 4-6 weeks. Sid was hospitalized with back problems and no word on when he'll be back. Doug Furnas is waiting to hear if he'll need back surgery to repair a broken vertebrae. Rocky Maivia is out with a knee injury until next month. Leif Cassidy has a leg injury and is out for an unknown amount of time.
  
• They did an angle on Shotgun Saturday Night "firing" Brian Pillman as host of the show. The plan was to bring in Paul Heyman to host the show and WWF even sent him a plane ticket to fly to the next taping to do it. Problem is, no one told Heyman and he has no interest in hosting the show, so he didn't go.
  
• Speaking of Heyman, there seems to be a lot of heat on him for various things within WWF. For starers, Vince McMahon was reportedly furious that Heyman mentioned Nitro and Eric Bischoff's name on Raw. There's also still heat over the incident with Rob Van Dam and McMahon because of the incident last week with Van Dam not wanting to put over Jesse James. Heyman had a meeting with McMahon this week to discuss all these various things and it seems like the WWF/ECW relationship is on the rocks a bit. A lot of WWF wrestlers aren't happy about the relationship either because they feel that the ECW guys are being allowed to get over in ways they can't. WWF stars aren't allowed to break tables or jump off the guard rails and stuff like that, so they're a little peeved that ECW guys are being brought in to Raw and being allowed to do those things, which is getting them over while others in WWF are struggling to connect.
  
• Still nothing new on the Shawn Michaels front. He's scheduled to meet with McMahon sometime this week but that's all anyone knows. No word on if/when he might be back.
  
• Some guy writes in and talks about the lack of depth in the WWF roster and specifically talks about knowing it's time to change the channel when he sees guys like Rocky Maivia or Hunter Hearst Helmsley come on the TV. "Even if they weren't shitty workers, I could deal with them if they had a decent personality." Yeah, who wants to see those un-charismatic dweebs? Lots of ridiculousness in the letters this week actually. Someone else writes in defending Ric Flair and says that 20 years from now, people will still be talking about how great Flair is while Scott Hall, Kevin Nash, Syxx, and Eric Bischoff while be barely remembered footnotes in wrestling history.
  

TOMORROW: WWF Canadian Stampede PPV fallout, ECW/WWF relationship falling apart, USWA wrestler legitimately arrested on live TV, and more...

Sunday, September 01, 2019
(1:30 AM) Gunfight At The O.K. Corral (1957/123m/John Sturges)
(3:45 AM) There Was A Crooked Man (1970/123/Joseph L. Mankiewicz)
(6:00 AM) The Merry Widow (1934/99m/Ernst Lubitsch)
(7:45 AM) Meet John Doe (1941/123m/Frank Capra)
(10:00 AM) The Picture of Dorian Gray (1945/110m/Albert Lewin)
(12:00 PM) Lifeboat (1944/97m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(2:00 PM) Top Hat (1935/100m/Mark Sandrich)
(4:00 PM) Beyond A Reasonable Doubt (1956/80m/Fritz Lang)
(5:45 PM) The Searchers (1956/119m/John Ford)
(8:00 PM) Cape Fear (1962/106m/J. Lee Thompson)
(10:00 PM) A Kiss Before Dying (1956/95m/Gerd Oswald)
Monday, September 02, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Mating Call (1928/72m/James Cruze)
(2:00 AM) We All Loved Each Other So Much (1974/136m/Ettore Scola)
(4:15 AM) Scent Of A Woman (1974/103m/Dino Risi)
(6:15 AM) Sequoia (1934/71m/Chester M. Franklin)
(7:30 AM) The Great Meadow (1931/79m/Charles Brabin)
(9:00 AM) Them Thar Hills (1934/20m/Charles Rogers)
(9:30 AM) The White Tower (1950/98m/Ted Tetzlaff)
(11:15 AM) In Person (1935/87m/William A. Seiter)
(12:45 PM) The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre (1948/126m/John Huston)
(3:00 PM) The Inn Of The Sixth Happiness (1958/158m/Mark Robson)
(5:45 PM) The Charge of the Light Brigade (1936/115m/Michael Curtiz)
(8:00 PM) Fun and Fancy Free (1947/75m/William Morgan)
(9:30 PM) Donald’s Tire Trouble (1943/?m/Dick Lundy)
(9:45 PM) The Love Bug (1968/107m/Robert Stevenson)
(11:45 PM) The Happiest Millionaire (1967/159m/Norman Tokar)
Tuesday, September 03, 2019
(2:15 AM) The Art of Skiing (1941/?m/Jack Kinney)
(2:30 AM) Snowball Express (1972/99m/Norman Tokar)
(4:15 AM) The Hockey Champ (1939/?m/Jack King)
(4:30 AM) The Misadventures of Merlin Jones (1964/88m/Robert Stevenson)
(6:00 AM) Tarzan and the Huntress (1947/72m/Kurt Neumann)
(7:15 AM) Tarzan’s Desert Mystery (1943/70m/William Thiele)
(10:00 AM) Trog (1970/91m/Freddie Francis)
(11:45 AM) The Giant Behemoth (1959/80m/Eugene Lurie)
(1:15 PM) One Million B.C. (1940/81m/Hal Roach)
(2:45 PM) One Million Years B.C. (1966/100m/Don Chaffey)
(4:30 PM) The Valley of Gwangi (1969/95m/Jim O’Connolly)
(6:15 PM) When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth (1971/100m/Val Guest)
(8:00 PM) No Way Out (1950/107m/Joseph L. Mankiewicz)
(10:00 PM) The Blackboard Jungle (1955/101m/Richard Brooks)
Wednesday, September 04, 2019
(12:00 AM) Edge of the City (1957/85m/Martin Ritt)
(1:30 AM) Something Of Value (1957/113m/Richard Brooks)
(3:30 AM) Band Of Angels (1957/127m/Raoul Walsh)
(5:45 AM) Good-Bye, My Lady (1956/95m/William A. Wellman)
(7:30 AM) The Private Life Of Henry VIII (1933/94m/Alexander Korda)
(9:15 AM) Street Scene (1931/79m/King Vidor)
(10:30 AM) The Prisoner of Zenda (1937/101m/John Cromwell)
(12:30 PM) Dodsworth (1936/101m/William Wyler)
(2:15 PM) A Star Is Born (1937/111m/William A. Wellman)
(4:15 PM) Of Mice and Men (1939/106m/Lewis Milestone)
(6:15 PM) Scarface (1932/94m/Howard Hawks)
(8:00 PM) Broken Blossoms (1919/89m/D.W. Griffith)
(9:45 PM) The Love Light (1921/89m/Frances Marion)
(11:30 PM) The Three Musketeers (1921/120m/Fred Niblo)
Thursday, September 05, 2019
(1:45 AM) The Gold Rush (1925/89m/Charles Chaplin)
(3:30 AM) The General (1927/75m/Buster Keaton)
(4:45 AM) Sadie Thompson (1928/94m/Raoul Walsh)
(6:30 AM) A Way in the Wilderness (1940/10m/Fred Zinnemann)
(6:45 AM) The Southerner (1945/93m/Jean Renoir)
(8:30 AM) The Phenix City Story (1955/100m/Phil Karlson)
(10:15 AM) Intruder In The Dirt (1949/87m/Clarence Brown)
(11:45 AM) God’s Little Acre (1958/118m/Anthony Mann)
(1:45 PM) Baby Doll (1956/115m/Elia Kazan)
(3:45 PM) Ode To Billy Joe (1976/106m/Max Baer)
(5:45 PM) The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter (1968/124m/Robert Ellis Miller)
(8:00 PM) Dr. No (1963/110m/Terence Young)
(10:00 PM) From Russia With Love (1964/115m/Terence Young)
Friday, September 06, 2019
(12:15 AM) Goldfinger (1964/110m/Guy Hamilton)
(2:15 AM) Thunderball (1965/130m/Terence Young)
(4:45 AM) You Only Live Twice (1967/117m/Lewis Gilbert)
(7:00 AM) The Cartoons of Winsor Mccay (compilation, 2014/112m/Winsor McCay)
(9:00 AM) Forever, Darling (1956/91m/ Alexander Hall)
(10:45 AM) Microscopic Mysteries (1932/9m/Hugo Lund)
(11:00 AM) Genocide (1968/84m/Kazui Nihonmatsu)
(12:30 PM) The Cosmic Monster (1958/72m/Gilbert Gunn)
(1:45 PM) The Wasp Woman (1960/61m/Roger Corman)
(3:00 PM) Highly Dangerous (1950/89m/Roy Ward Baker)
(4:30 PM) Them! (1954/92m/Gordon Douglas)
(6:15 PM) The Fly (1958/94m/Kurt Neumann)
(8:00 PM) The Freshman (1925/77m/Sam Taylor)
(9:30 PM) Horse Feathers (1932/67m/Norman McLeod)
(11:00 PM) Hold That Line (1952/64m/William Beaudine)
Saturday, September 07, 2019
(12:30 AM) Too Many Girls (1940/85m/George Abbott)
(2:15 AM) Private Property (1960/80m/Leslie Stevens)
(3:45 AM) The Shooting (1966/81m/Monte Hellman)
(5:15 AM) The Bottle and the Throttle (1965/10m/?)
(5:15 AM) Gang Boy (1954/27m/Arthur Swerdloff)
(5:15 AM) The Corvair In Action! (1960/6m/?)
(6:00 AM) The Incredible Mr. Limpet (1964/99m/Arthur Lubin)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: The Old Mill Pond (1936/8m/Hugh Harman)
(8:10 AM) Spreadin’ The Jam (1945/10m/Charles Walters)
(8:21 AM) Seeing Ceylon (1953/8m/?)
(8:30 AM) Come On Danger (1942/59m/Edward Killy)
(9:30 AM) LOST CITY OF THE JUNGLE: Jungle Smash-Up (SERIAL) (1946/?m/?)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: Bull Dozing The Bull (1933/6m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:07 AM) Dig That Uranium! (1956/61m/Edward Bernds)
(11:30 AM) The Two Barks Brothers (1931/17m/Zion Myers)
(12:00 PM) The Black Swan (1942/85m/Henry King)
(1:30 PM) The Wild One (1953/79m/Laslo Benedek)
(3:00 PM) The Bridge On the River Kwai (1957/162m/David Lean)
(6:00 PM) Rooster Cogburn (1975/107m/Stuart Millar)
(8:00 PM) Sounder (1972/105m/Martin Ritt)
(10:00 PM) Bright Road (1953/68m/Gerald Mayer)
(11:30 PM) Goodbye, Miss Turlock (1947/10m/Edward L. Cahn)
Sunday, September 08, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Big Clock (1948/95m/John Farrow)
(2:00 AM) House of Usher (1960/79m/Roger Corman)
(3:30 AM) Ringo and His Golden Pistol (1966/87m/Sergio Corbucci)
(5:15 AM) MGM Is On The Move! (1964/36m/?)
(6:00 AM) The Blue Angel (1930/107m/Josef von Sternberg)
(8:00 AM) The Little Minister (1934/110m/Richard Wallace)
(10:00 AM) The Big Clock (1948/95m/John Farrow)
(12:00 PM) Anna Karenina (1935/93m/Clarence Brown)
(1:45 PM) The Lost Weekend (1945/101m/Billy Wilder)
(3:45 PM) A Place In the Sun (1951/122m/George Stevens)
(6:00 PM) The Subject Was Roses (1968/108m/Ulu Grosbard)
(8:00 PM) Bunny Lake Is Missing (1965/107m/Otto Preminger)
(10:00 PM) Blue Denim (1959/89m/Philip Dunne)
Monday, September 09, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Circus (1928/72m/Charles Chaplin)
(12:00 AM) Shoulder Arms (1918/38m/Charles Chaplin)
(12:00 AM) A Dog’s Life (1918/34m/Charles Chaplin)
(2:30 AM) Mysterious Object At Noon (2000/83m/Apichatpong Weerasethakul)
(4:15 AM) Close-Up (1990/98m/Abbas Kiarostami)
(6:00 AM) DuBarry Was A Lady (1943/101m/Roy Del Ruth)
(7:45 AM) Best Foot Forward (1943/94m/Edward Buzzell)
(9:30 AM) The Belle Of New York (1952/81/Charles Walters)
(11:00 AM) Good News (1947/93m/Charles Walters)
(12:45 PM) Babes In Arms (1939/96m/Busby Berkeley)
(2:30 PM) Summer Holiday (1948/93m/Rouben Mamoulian)
(4:15 PM) Take Me Out To The Ball Game (1949/93m/Busby Berkeley)
(6:00 PM) An American In Paris (1951/113m/Vincente Minnelli)
(8:00 PM) Heidi (1937/88m/Allan Dwan)
(9:45 PM) Emma (1932/72m/Clarence Brown)
(11:15 PM) Susan Lenox: Her Fall and Rise (1931/77m/Robert Z. Leonard)
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
(12:45 AM) The Younger Generation (1929/84m/Frank R. Capra)
(3:15 AM) Greed (1924/239m/Erich von Stroheim)
(7:30 AM) Fingers At The Window (1942/81m/Charles Lederer)
(9:00 AM) High Wall (1947/99m/Curtis Bernhardt)
(10:45 AM) The Mad Miss Manton (1938/80m/Leigh Jason)
(12:15 PM) Bedlam (1946/79/Mark Robson)
(1:45 PM) Signpost To Murder (1965/77m/George Englund)
(3:15 PM) Quo Vadis (1951/174m/Mervyn LeRoy)
(6:15 PM) Gaslight (1940/84/Thorold Dickinson)
(8:00 PM) A Raisin In The Sun (1961/128m/Daniel Petrie)
(10:15 PM) The Slender Thread (1965/98m/Sydney Pollack)
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
(12:00 AM) A Patch Of Blue (1965/105m/Guy Green)
(2:00 AM) Lilies Of The Field (1963/94/Ralph Nelson)
(3:45 AM) All The Young Men (1960/86m/Hall Bartlett)
(5:30 AM) The Long Ships (1964/126m/Jack Cardiff)
(8:00 AM) Topper Returns (1941/88m/Roy Del Ruth)
(9:30 AM) The Story Of G.I. Joe (1945/109m/William A. Wellman)
(11:30 AM) The Life and Death Of Colonel Blimp (1943/163m/Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger)
(2:15 PM) The Westerner (1940/100m/William Wyler)
(4:00 PM) The Great Dictator (1940/125m/Charles Chaplin)
(6:15 PM) Paths Of Glory (1958/88m/Stanley Kubrick)
(8:00 PM) 12 Angry Men (1957/96m/Sidney Lumet)
(9:45 PM) Sweet Smell Of Success (1957/97m/Alexander Mackendrick)
(11:30 PM) The Night of the Hunter (1955/93m/Charles Laughton)
Thursday, September 12, 2019
(1:15 AM) Marty (1955/90m/Delbert Mann)
(3:00 AM) Around The World In 80 Days (1956/182m/Michael Anderson)
(6:15 AM) Light In The Piazza (1962/101m/Guy Green)
(8:00 AM) The Horizontal Lieutenant (1962/90m/Richard Thorpe)
(9:45 AM) Where The Boys Are (1960/99m/Henry Levin)
(11:30 AM) Follow The Boys (1963/95m/Richard Thorpe)
(1:15 PM) Looking For Love (1964/83m/Don Weis)
(2:45 PM) The Honeymoon Machine (1961/87m/Richard Thorpe)
(4:15 PM) Come Fly With Me (1962/109m/Henry Levin)
(6:15 PM) When The Boys Meet The Girls (1965/97m/Alvin Ganzer)
(8:00 PM) On Her Majesty’s Secret Service (1969/140m/Peter Hunt)
(10:30 PM) Diamonds Are Forever (1971/120m/Guy Hamilton)
Friday, September 13, 2019
(12:45 AM) Live and Let Die (1973/131m/Guy Hamilton)
(3:00 AM) The Man With The Golden Gun (1974/125m/Guy Hamilton)
(5:15 AM) MGM Is On The Move! (1964/?/?)
(6:00 AM) Madame X (1929/95m/Lionel Barrymore)
(7:45 AM) The Lady Of Scandal (1930/76m/Sidney Franklin)
(9:15 AM) The Crash (1932/57m/William Dieterle)
(10:30 AM) The Rich Are Always With Us (1932/71m/Alfred Green)
(12:00 PM) Female (1933/60m/Michael Curtiz)
(1:15 PM) Frisco Jenny (1933/71m/William A. Wellman)
(2:45 PM) Lilly Turner (1933/65/William A. Wellman)
(4:15 PM) Journal Of A Crime (1934/65m/William Keighley)
(5:30 PM) Easy to Love (1934/61m/William Keighley)
(6:45 PM) Ladies They Talk About (1933/69m/Howard Bretherton)
(8:00 PM) That’s My Boy (1932/71m/Roy William Neill)
(9:30 PM) Over The Goal (1937/63m/Noel M. Smith)
(10:45 PM) The Big Game (1936/74m/George Nicholls, Jr.)
Saturday, September 14, 2019
(12:15 AM) Gridiron Flash (1935/64m/Glenn Tryon)
(1:30 AM) Saturday’s Heroes (1937/60m/Edward Killy)
(2:45 AM) Death by Invitation (1971/82m/Ken Friedman)
(4:15 AM) Witchboard (1987/91m/Kevin S. Tenney)
(6:00 AM) Courage of Lassie (1946/93m/Fred M. Wilcox)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: The Old Pioneer (1934/8m/Rudolf Ising)
(8:10 AM) Screen Actors (1950/9m/Hal Elias)
(8:19 AM) Seeing El Salvador (1945/9m/?)
(8:28 AM) Hi, Gaucho! (1936/59m/Tommy Atkins)
(9:30 AM) LOST CITY OF THE JUNGLE: Atomic Vengeance (SERIAL) (1946/?m/?)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: Mutiny Ain’t Nice (1933/6m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:07 AM) Hold That Hypnotist (1957/61m/Austen Jewell)
(11:30 AM) A Thrill For Thelma (1935/18m/Edward L. Cahn)
(12:00 PM) The Long Voyage Home (1940/106m/John Ford)
(2:00 PM) Mogambo (1953/116m/John Ford)
(4:15 PM) Ride Lonesome (1959/73m/Budd Boetticher)
(5:45 PM) The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972/123m/John Huston)
(8:00 PM) Rashomon (1950/89m/Akira Kurosawa)
(9:45 PM) Throne Of Blood (1957/110m/Akira Kurosawa)
Sunday, September 15, 2019
(12:00 AM) Nocturne (1946/87m/Edwin L. Marin)
(2:00 AM) Duck Soup (1933/69m/Leo McCarey)
(3:30 AM) The Cocoanuts (1929/93m/Joseph Santley)
(5:30 AM) MGM Parade Show #25 (1955/29m/?)
(3:15 AM) The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter (1968/124m/Robert Ellis Miller)
(5:30 AM) MGM Parade Show #25 (1925/29m/?)
(6:00 AM) The Little Princess (1939/93m/Walter Lang)
(7:45 AM) That Hamilton Woman (1941/126m/Alexander Korda)
(10:00 AM) Nocturne (1946/87m/Edwin L. Marin)
(12:00 PM) The Philadelphia Story (1940/112m/George Cukor)
(2:00 PM) Summer Stock (1950/109m/Charles Walters)
(4:00 PM) A Shot In The Dark (1964/102m/Blake Edwards)
(6:00 PM) The Sunshine Boys (1975/111m/Herbert Ross)
(8:00 PM) Ulee’s Gold (1997/113m/Victor Nunez)
(10:15 PM) Easy Rider (1969/95m/Dennis Hopper)
Monday, September 16, 2019
(12:00 AM) Two Arabian Knights (1927/92m/Lewis Milestone)
(2:00 AM) Emitai (1971/101m/Ousmane Sembene)
(4:00 AM) Ceddo (1977/120m/Ousmane Sembene)
(6:00 AM) Confidential Agent (1945/118m/Herman Shumlin)
(8:15 AM) Blood Alley (1955/115m/William A. Wellman)
(10:15 AM) Designing Woman (1957/118m/Vincente Minnelli)
(12:30 PM) Sex and the Single Girl (1964/114m/Richard Quine)
(2:30 PM) To Have and Have Not (1944/100m/Howard Hawks)
(4:15 PM) The Big Sleep (1946/114m/Howard Hawks)
(6:15 PM) Key Largo (1948/100m/Key Largo)
(8:00 PM) The Wonderful Country (1959/98m/Robert Parrish)
(9:45 PM) Major Dundee (1965/136m/Sam Peckinpah)
Tuesday, September 17th, 2019
(12:15 AM) The Wild Bunch (1969/145m/Sam Peckinpah)
(3:00 AM) The Train Robbers (1973/92m/Burt Kennedy)
(4:45 AM) Rio Grande Patrol (1950/60m/Lesley Selander)
(6:00 AM) Five Star Final (1931/89m/Mervyn LeRoy)
(7:45 AM) In This Our Life (1942/97m/John Huston)
(9:30 AM) Angel Face (1953/91m/Otto Preminger)
(11:15 AM) Dead Ringer (1964/116m/Paul Henreid)
(1:15 PM) Flame Of The West (1945/71m/Lambert Hillyer)
(2:30 PM) The Big Stampede (1932/54m/Tenny Wright)
(3:30 PM) The Star Packer (1934/55m/R.N. Bradbury)
(4:30 PM) Prairie Law (1940/59m/David Howard)
(5:45 PM) Man From God’s Country (1958/72m/Paul Landres)
(7:00 PM) Land Beyond The Law (1937/54m/B. Reeves Eason)
(8:00 PM) To Sir, With Love (1967/105m/James Clavell)
(10:00 PM) Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967/108m/Stanley Kramer)
Wednesday, September 18, 2019
(12:00 AM) In the Heat of the Night (1967/110m/Norman Jewison)
(2:00 AM) The Bedford Incident (1965/102m/James B. Harris)
(4:00 AM) Appointment in Tokyo (1946/55m/Maj. Jack Hively)
(5:15 AM) Lilies of the Field (1963/94m/Ralph Nelson)
(7:00 AM) Yours, Mine and Ours (1968/111m/Melville Shavelson)
(9:00 AM) The Children's Hour (1961/108m/William Wyler)
(11:00 AM) The Miracle Worker (1962/107m/Arthur Penn)
(1:00 PM) Inherit the Wind (1960/128m/Stanley Kramer)
(3:15 PM) A Hard Day's Night (1964/87m/Richard Lester)
(5:00 PM) It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963/159m/Stanley Kramer)
(8:00 PM) The Pink Panther (1964/115m/Blake Edwards)
(10:00 PM) West Side Story (1961/154m/Robert Wise)
Thursday, September 19, 2019
(12:45 AM) Tom Jones (1963/122m/Tony Richardson)
(3:00 AM) Midnight Cowboy (1969/113m/John Schlesinger)
(5:00 AM) In the Heat of the Night (1967/110m/Norman Jewison)
(7:00 AM) Jewel Robbery (1932/68m/William Dieterle)
(8:15 AM) The Match King (1932/78m/Howard Bretherton)
(9:45 AM) The Purchase Price (1932/68m/William A. Wellman)
(11:00 AM) So Big (1932/81m/William A. Wellman)
(12:30 PM) A Successful Calamity (1932/72m/John G. Adolfi)
(2:00 PM) The House On 56th Street (1933/68m/Robert Florey)
(3:15 PM) The Working Man (1933/77m/John G. Adolfi)
(4:45 PM) Two Heads on a Pillow (1934/66m/William Nigh)
(6:00 PM) Angel on My Shoulder (1946/101m/Archie Mayo)
(8:00 PM) The Spy Who Loved Me (1977/125m/Lewis Gilbert)
(10:15 PM) Moonraker (1979/126m/Lewis Gilbert)
Friday, September 20, 2019
(12:30 AM) For Your Eyes Only (1981/127m/John Glen)
(3:00 AM) Octopussy (1983/131m/John Glen)
(5:15 AM) A View to a Kill (1985/131m/John Glen)
(7:30 AM) Matchless (1966/104m/Alberto Lattuada)
(9:30 AM) The Liquidator (1966/104m/Jack Cardiff)
(11:30 AM) The Defector (1966/100m/Raoul Lévy)
(1:30 PM) The Double Man (1967/105m/Franklin J. Schaffner)
(3:30 PM) To Trap a Spy (1964/93m/Don Medford)
(5:15 PM) Ice Station Zebra (1968/152m/John Sturges)
(8:00 PM) Jim Thorpe--All American (1951/105m/Michael Curtiz)
(10:15 PM) Knute Rockne: All American (1940/98m/Lloyd Bacon)
Saturday, September 21, 2019
(12:15 AM) Return to Campus (1975/100m/Harold Cornsweet)
(2:15 AM) Eating Raoul (1982/84m/Paul Bartel)
(3:45 AM) Private Parts (1972/86m/Paul Bartel)
(5:15 AM) Match Your Mood With Westinghouse (1968/6m/?)
(5:15 AM) Wonderful World of Tupperware (1965/29m/George J. Yarbrough)
(6:00 AM) The Animal Kingdom (1932/85m/Edward H. Griffith)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Old Smokey (1938/8m/William Hannah)
(8:09 AM) Swing High (1932/10m/Jack Cummings)
(8:20 AM) Seeing Spain (1953/8m/?)
(8:29 AM) Gold Raiders (1951/56m/Edward Bernds)
(9:30 AM) JUNGLE QUEEN: Invitation to Danger (SERIAL) (1945/?m/?)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: Goonland (1938/8m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:09 AM) Jinx Money (1948/68m/William Beaudine)
(11:30 AM) Who Killed Rover? (1930/15m/Jules White)
(12:00 PM) Young Mr. Lincoln (1939/100m/John Ford)
(1:45 PM) The Big Heat (1953/90m/Fritz Lang)
(3:30 PM) The Man with the Golden Arm (1956/119m/Otto Preminger)
(5:45 PM) To Kill a Mockingbird (1962/129m/Robert Mulligan)
(8:00 PM) Les Rendez-vous d'Anna (1978/128m/Chantal Akerman)
(10:30 PM) Hotel Monterey (1972/62m/Chantal Akerman)
Sunday, September 22, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Woman on the Beach (1947/71m/Jean Renoir)
(2:00 AM) The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934/76m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(3:30 AM) Sabotage (1936/77m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(5:00 AM) George Stevens: D-Day to Berlin (1994/46m)
(6:00 AM) Little Women (1933/115m/George Cukor)
(8:15 AM) Love Affair (1939/88m/Leo McCarey)
(10:00 AM) Woman on the Beach (1947/71m/Jean Renoir)
(11:45 AM) The Palm Beach Story (1942/88m/Preston Sturges)
(1:30 PM) It Should Happen to You (1953/87m/George Cukor)
(3:15 PM) Lolita (1962/?m/Stanley Kubrick)
(6:00 PM) Sleepless in Seattle (1993/105m/Nora Ephron)
(8:00 PM) State of the Union (1948/123m/Frank Capra)
(10:15 PM) Harvey (1950/104m/Henry Koster)
Monday, September 23, 2019
(12:15 AM) The Racket (1928/84m/Lewis Milestone)
(2:15 AM) Days of Being Wild (1991/95m/Poon Kin-Kwan)
(4:00 AM) Manila in the Claws of Light (1975/95m/Lino Brocka)
(6:00 AM) Down The Stretch (1936/66m/William Clemens)
(7:15 AM) The Devil Is a Sissy (1936/92m/W. S. Van Dyke)
(9:00 AM) Thoroughbreds Don't Cry (1937/80m/Alfred E. Green)
(10:30 AM) Love is a Headache (1938/73m/Richard Thorpe)
(12:00 PM) A Yank at Eton (1942/88m/Norman Taurog)
(1:45 PM) The Big Wheel (1949/91m/Edward Ludwig)
(3:30 PM) Quicksand (1950/79m/Irving Pichel)
(5:00 PM) A Slight Case Of Larceny (1953/71m/Don Weis)
(6:15 PM) 24 Hours To Kill (1965/92m/Peter Bezencenet)
(8:00 PM) CinemAbility: The Art of Inclusion (2018/97m/Jenni Gold)
(10:00 PM) Freaks (1932/62m/Tod Browning)
(11:15 PM) The Bride Of Frankenstein (1935/75m/James Whale)
(12:45 AM) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939/117m/William Dieterle)
(3:00 AM) Johnny Belinda (1948/102m/Jean Negulesco)
(4:45 AM) The Unknown (1927/49m/Tod Browning)
Tuesday September 24th, 2019
(6:00 AM) Crooks and Coronets (1969/105m/Jim O’Connolly)
(8:00 AM) A Fine Pair (1969/90m/Francesco Maselli)
(9:45 AM) Penelope (1966/98m/Arthur Hiller)
(11:30 AM) Too Many Crooks (1959/85m/Mario Zampi)
(1:00 PM) Once A Thief (1965/106m/Ralph Nelson)
(3:00 PM) 5 Against the House (1955/83m/Phil Karlson)
(4:30 PM) The Split (1968/90m/Gordon Flemyng)
(6:00 PM) Assault on a Queen (1966/106m/Jack Donohue)
(8:00 PM) The Organization (1971/108m/Don Medford)
(10:00 PM) Brother John (1971/96m/James Goldstone)
(11:45 PM) Buck and the Preacher (1972/103m/Sidney Poitier)
(1:45 AM) They Call Me Mister Tibbs! (1970/108m/Gordon Douglas)
(3:45 AM) A Warm December (1972/101m/Sidney Poitier)
Wednesday, September 25, 2019
(6:00 AM) The Last Metro (1980/132m/François Truffaut)
(8:15 AM) Being There (1979/130m/Hal Ashby)
(10:30 AM) The Great Train Robbery (1979/111m/Michael Crichton)
(12:30 PM) Fiddler on the Roof (1971/181m/Norman Jewison)
(3:45 PM) Hair (1979/121m/Milos Forman)
(6:00 PM) La Cage Aux Folles (1979/97m/Edouard Molinaro)
(8:00 PM) Rain Man (1988/133m/Barry Levinson)
(10:30 PM) The Long Goodbye (1973/112m/Robert Altman)
Thursday, September 26, 2019
(12:30 AM) Raging Bull (1980/129m/Martin Scorsese)
(3:00 AM) Coming Home (1978/122m/Hal Ashby)
(5:15 AM) The Landlord (1970/110m/Hal Ashby)
(7:15 AM) Anthony Adverse (1936/141m//Mervyn LeRoy)
(9:45 AM) Parnell (1937/118m/John M. Stahl)
(12:00 PM) The Earl Of Chicago (1939/87m/Richard Thorpe)
(1:45 PM) Dangerous Partners (1945/79m/Edward L. Cahn)
(3:15 PM) Bewitched (1945/65m/Arch Oboler)
(4:30 PM) She Went to the Races (1945/86m/Willis Goldbeck)
(6:15 PM) It's A Dog's Life (1955/87m/Herman Hoffman)
(8:00 PM) The Living Daylights (1987/130m/John Glen)
(10:30 PM) Licence to Kill (1989/133m/Arthur Wooster)
Friday, September 27, 2019
(1:00 AM) Goldeneye (1995/130m/Martin Campbell)
(3:30 AM) Tomorrow Never Dies (1997/119m/Roger Spottiswoode)
(5:30 AM) The World Is Not Enough (1999/128m/Michael Apted)
(8:00 AM) Valley Of The Kings (1954/86m/Robert Pirosh)
(9:30 AM) Mummy’s Boys (1936/68m/Fred Guiol)
(10:45 AM) Land of the Pharoahs (1955/104m/Howard Hawks)
(12:45 PM) Caesar and Cleopatra (1945/128m/Gabriel Pascal)
(3:15 PM) The Mummy’s Shroud (1967/90m/John Gilling)
(5:00 PM) Barbarian, The (1933/83m/Sam Wood)
(6:30 PM) The Mummy (1959/88m/Terence Fisher)
(8:00 PM) Good News (1947/93m/Charles Walters)
(10:00 PM) The Half-Back of Notre Dame (1924/16m/Del Lord)
(10:30 PM) So This Is College (1929/97m/Sam Wood)
Saturday, September 28, 2019
(12:30 AM) Eleven Men and a Girl (1930/72m/William A. Wellman)
(2:00 AM) Belladonna of Sadness (1973/87m/Eiichi Yamamoto)
(3:30 AM) Hausu (1977/88m/Nobuhiko Obayashi)
(5:00 AM) The Distant Drummer: Flowers Of Darkness (1972/22m/William Templeton)
(5:00 AM) Right Or Wrong? (1951/11m/?)
(5:00 AM) The Distant Drummer: A Movable Scene (1970/22m/William Templeton)
(6:00 AM) Zou Zou (1934/88m/Marc Allegret)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Toyland Broadcast (1934/6m/Rudolf ising)
(8:07 AM) Trained Hoofs (1935/9m/David Miller)
(8:17 AM) Serene Siam (1937/9m/?)
(8:27 AM) Trouble In Sundown (1939/60m/David Howard)
(9:30 AM) JUNGLE QUEEN: Jungle Sacrifice (SERIAL) (1945/?m/?)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: A Date To Skate (1938/7m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:08 AM) Crashing Las Vegas (1956/62m/Jean Yarbrough)
(11:30 AM) Women In Hiding (1940/22m/Joseph Newman)
(12:00 PM) The Outlaw (1943/116m/Howard Hughes)
(2:15 PM) Spartacus (1960/197m/Stanley Kubrick)
(5:45 PM) Absence of Malice (1981/116m/Sydney Pollack)
(8:00 PM) A Warm December (1972/101m/Sidney Poitier)
(10:00 PM) Magnificent Obsession (1954/108m/Douglas Sirk)
Sunday, September 29, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Harder They Fall (1956/109m/Mark Robosn)
(2:00 AM) It Came From Outer Space (1953/80m/Jack Arnold)
(3:30 AM) Riders To The Stars (1954/80m/Richard Carlson)
(5:15 AM) MGM Is On The Move! (1964/36m/?)
(6:00 AM) Rose Marie (1936/111m/W.S. Van Dyke)
(8:00 AM) The Hard Way (1942/109m/Vincent Sherman)
(10:00 AM) The Harder They Fall (1956/109m/Mark Robson)
(12:30 PM) His Girl Friday (1940/92m/Howard Hawks)
(2:15 PM) The Young Stranger (1957/84m/John Frankenheimer)
(3:45 PM) Dear Heart (1964/114m/Delbert Mann)
(5:45 PM) Running On Empty (1988/116m/Sidney Lumet)
(8:00 PM) For Whom The Bell Tolls (1943/165m/Sam Wood)
(11:00 PM) A Farewell To Arms (1932/89m/Frank Borzage)
Monday, September 30, 2019
(12:45 AM) Cleopatra (1912/88m/Charles L. Gaskill)
(2:30 AM) My Brilliant Career (1979/100m/Gillian Armstrong)
(4:15 AM) Mrs. Soffel (1984/112m/Gillian Armstrong)
(6:15 AM) I See A Dark Stranger (1946/112m/Frank Launder)
(8:15 AM) Black Narcissus (1947/101m/Michael Powell)
(10:00 AM) The Hucksters (1947/115m/Jack Conway)
(12:00 PM) King Solomon's Mines (1950/102m/Compton Bennett)
(1:45 PM) Tea And Sympathy (1956/122m/Vincente Minnelli)
(4:00 PM) Count Your Blessings (1959/102m/Jean Negulesco)
(6:00 PM) The Night of the Iguana (1964/118m/John Huston)
(8:00 PM) The Best Years Of Our Lives (1946/170m/William Wyler)
(11:00 PM) CinemAbility: The Art of Inclusion (2018/97m/Jenni Gold)

So a couple months ago I decided I wanted to travel by myself for the first time, and for some reason I really wanted it to be the US. Since a majority of Reddit is from there I posted here and asked what people really wanted me to see, and the comments did not disappoint, I got so many of them and I took them all in consideration. Even though I didn't plan a thing, I just went and hoped everything would go well.
So on May 15th it was finally there, my first solo trip, I flew from Amsterdam to New York and I loved it, mostly because it was my first time there, and I hadn't seen anything from the US yet.
I stayed there for a week before going to Boston, which was nice, but I didn't do much, my hostel was quite far out of the city and there were a lot of nice people I met in the hostel to just chill with and enjoy the weather.
After three nights I flew to DC which was then my favorite city, I loved the monuments, the museums and how clean the city was, again the people in the hostel were great and even the owner of the hostel was a great guy.
Next up: Miami, which was a totally different world, from sightseeing and taking photos almost everyday to chilling at the beach during the day and binge drinking and going out at night. It was a lot of fun though and I enjoyed my time there a lot, South Beach treated me right, my favorite part of Miami must've been Wynwood, Art District.
After Miami I had no clue where to go next, I checked Skyscanner, and without hesitation I booked my flight to the Bahamas, the flight was cheap, my hostel was kinda cheap but so beautiful, and at an amazing location, however... My stay at the Bahamas was absolutely horrible. First off, the bus driver from the airport just dropped me off in the middle of nowhere, so I had to walk 2 hours with both my bags in this killing heat, and the second problem I had there were the people who were also staying at the hostel.. it was the first time I felt alone, because no one was talking to each other, and even if I tried to start a conversation they were just not interested and it really killed the experience, all I did was enjoy the weather and the beautiful location by myself.
My flight back was to Miami again, but since I had already been there I didn't plan on staying so as soon as I landed I took a bus to Orlando, not for the parks but just because I didn't know where to go, I found this very nice Airbnb on the way there in Kissimmee, a small 30 minutes out of Orlando, the nicest Airbnb I had ever seen, Cabana City. This guy set up 10 cabanas in his garden (which was huge) all around a hot tub, they were very comfortable and the owner of the place was a great guy, I did some wine tasting at the Lakeridge Winery but that was about it, I mostly enjoyed the pool because it was just too hot out there.
Then my first experience with Amtrak came along; Orlando to Charleston, SC. And this city will be my favorite city in the US forever, there is no way anything can beat the charm of this old looking, and welcoming little town. If I ever have to move to the US, this would be the place I want to live, the people, the food, the architecture, the weather, everything about it was just amazing, and I wish I had planned a little more time here, but after a few days I already had a flight to Austin, TX.
Austin was fun from the second I walked into my hostel, without planning this out, I met someone who I also met in Miami and he was a great guy, we hung around for a few days and enjoyed 6th St at night, before he had to leave again on his roadtrip in the car he bought in Miami. The last days in Austin were just chilled, some paddleboarding on the river next to the hostel and just listening to the music some of the other guests were making on their guitars.
New Orleans was my next stop (I stayed in Houston for one night because it was the cheaper option) and New Orleans was great, a bit to hot because of the humidity which made sightseeing a hell, but the overall experience was amazing.
And then California: I flew from New Orleans to LA to just stay there for one night, after that night I'd go to San Diego where I met a lot of great people, even though it was just like Miami, just beachdays and beers, we still managed to go on a walking tour in Tijuana, which was in my opinion too touristy, I did not really have the feeling I was in Mexico, but still, another country I can tick off on the list. When I got back in the hostel, the roadtripping guy from Miami had just arrived and was playing some beerpong, and I was so confused. The other times he offered me to come with him on the trip, but I unfortunately already had other things booked when he asked me, but this time that was not the case so I decided to join him, which was the best decision of my life!
From San Diego to Santa Monica, for 3 nights, and one of them was the 4th of July, a dream come true, celebrating Independence day in Santa Monica. Hollywood was our next stop, but LA got hit with a heatwave and it was not possible to leave the cold areas where an AC was working his ass off. At nights it cooled down a little so that's when we did most of our sightseeing, the Walk of Fame, and the Hollywood sign were basically all we saw there.
Vegas was a complete surprise for me because they told me they had an Airbnb booked where I could stay with them, (it was me and 6 others at this point) however this Airbnb turned out to be a suite on the 12th floor of the MGM Grand and it was such a weird experience to be in a place like that for once. I had my reasons not to gamble in LV so I mostly enjoyed the clubs there but in the end it was a great experience.
Since this was my first time with "my own" vehicle I was finally able to see some natural parks which I what we did, first the Grand Canyon and then Yosemite. And at this point I already regret not having my own car for the whole trip, because I would've done only national parks from that point, I didn't expect it to be this beautiful out there, but it was amazing to camp in nature and I cannot thank my friend enough for taking me with him.
Unfortunately.. on the way from Yosemite to San Francisco the car broke down, so we had to take a train to San Fran and that's where our trip together ended, they had to go back to get the car and I went to Sacramento and Portland, in Sacramento I got to stay with a friend I knew from my first week in NYC so that was very convenient, I love how friendly everyone I met was when I told them I was coming to their city.
Getting to Portland was a hell, an 18 hour train got delayed, so it turned out to be a 23 hour trip.. but I finally got there, so that was a good thing. In Portland I wanted to see some film locations of my favorite TV-Show; Grimm, and it did not disappoint. However that was only one day in a 4 day stay so I had no clue what to do the other days. But because Portland was so beautiful there was plenty I could do around there, like enjoying nature and going on the aerial tram to enjoy the view.
Seattle is mostly known for Starbucks I guess, and since I'm not a huge fan of coffee, what was I supposed to do there, well a local I met over Tinder (the only reason I was on tinder in the US was to meet locals who could show me around) knew exactly what. The insane looking library is where we met, she then showed me the gum wall (in my opinion this was just disgusting) and then we took a ferry to the other side of the Sound, on the ferry back I really enjoyed the skyline of Seattle and that view got even better when at night she introduced me to her friends and we had some beers on a hill with an even better view over the city. Thanks for this great day!
Since I was so close to the border, I had to go to Canada, so Vancouver was the place. With only 2 weeks on my trip left and my final destination New York, I kinda got tired of doing so much sightseeing so in Vancouver I just went to a soccermatch; Vancouver Whitecaps 4 - Minnesota United 2. I was supposed to meet a friend from home in Vancouver but he got delayed so he would get here after I already left.
Because of my ESTA I was not able to fly in or out of Canada so I had to go back to Seattle to then fly to Chicago, where I had another friend (also from my time in NYC) who I wanted to meet up with, the first few nights I was staying in a hostel, which was way too luxurious to be a hostel, but it was. The weekend came though and this weekend was the Lollapalooza festival, and the prizes of the hostels went up like crazy, so my friend offered me to stay on his couch for a few nights, he showed me his favorite places and I got to see a whole other side of Chicago.
In Toronto I wanted to visit another friend, this time one I made in San Diego, and she introduced me to her friends who were all very interested in my trip and invited me over to a very special party; a player of the DC Capitals who won the Stanley Cup had a private party for friends and family, and this was probably the best night of my life. I had no clue how I ended up there but it was amazing!
Montreal was just another stop to kill the time, only a few days left before I would head home so I just walked around the city a bit, tried some food and drank with some fellow guests, funny enough the Miami/Austin/San Diego/Roadtrip guy was in Montreal with his parents now, so I joined them for lunch and we told them this crazy story.
My last stop before New York was Philadelphia where I stayed at my friend's place again, I met him in Miami and we were both really into soccer so that's what we did, watch some soccer on TV. He was also a great tour guide since he showed me more of Philly then I expected to see in the two days I was there.
There was no other place where I could stay my last night in the US than the first hostel I stayed in 3 months ago, so that's what I did, I was tired so all I did was just chill at the hostel and watch some Netflix.
Happy to go home.

Here's a review I saw from a comedian at /standup. Not sure how much sowld out showls he's done or ho much a drawl he might be, but forsure hire this guy as lead manager at Chang's. But water we taulkin bout, B? Ya like fizzical cawlmedy? Forsure lose my number.
https://www.reddit.com/Standup/comments/bq4vny/brendan_schaub_special/eo5xt07/

I just watched it. Here are my "live" notes:
Super cheesy intro, plays all characters, takes place at a bar, pokes fun at his 3 years, laaaaame taco jokes that don't land (some possible bad wordplay?)
Asian Jamal. K? OH, MATH JOKE. Kim Jong Un hair joke could be done MUCH, MUCH QUICKER.
Dresses like an asshole. (Hey, he said it.) Ah, "gay" jokes. In Texas. Here we go. Truck jokes. OH, TRUCK NUTZ. Texan accent. "Y'all." Tight jeans, tall truck. THIS CAN BE DONE QUICKER. I DON'T KNOW WHERE HIS JOKES GO. That was it with the Christian music? His physical comedy is not bad, I will admit. Mini Cooper. Here we go. ZIMA JOKE! THIS GUY IS THE NEXT ELAYNE BOOSLER. I don't know what the point of the joke is. Are you happy or sad that you're confused for a gay man? "Get me a Slurpee!" Good jok-- THAT WAS IT?! YOU ABANDONED THE ENTIRE FUCKING THING!
You're talking about deer now? What happened with the Mini Cooper, the Slurpee, and the good ol' boys at the gas station?! WHAT THE FUCK. Bryan Callen and Joe Rogan are in this story. I heard something about a penguin. I'm still mad about the last joke.
Ok, I also watched the Hulk Hogan sex tape. DON'T BLOW THIS! (Title of your sex tape. See what humor is, Brendan?!) YOU JERKED OFF TO IT?! JESUS CHRIST. YOU FINISHED WHEN HULK WAS TALKING TO HIS SON?! You better call his sperm or his balls "Hulkamaniacs." It's right goddamn there. Wait, that joke was essentially you describing your beating off to Hulk Hogan's sex tape? I'm glad you have CTE. (I take that back. I'm sorry.)
Joey Diaz and Eddie Bravo have been mentioned now. Gummy Death Star. HOW WILL YOU FUCK UP A JOEY DIAZ STORY? Not a bad Joey Diaz impression. "I didn't say a single word in 3 hours." I'm jealous of his company during those 3 hours. Of course you got high off an entire Gummy Death Star. Seeing sounds. Bro, you throw out these tiny hooks of potential humor but never follow through. Driving high. MAKE THIS FUNNY. Know on window = Eddie Bravo inside joke. "Look into it." K, highway. You're still with this. Ok, now I don't believe he's ever actually been high. Werewolves? You're so paranoid and willingly drive into a "crunk" McDonald's? I'm off this story, bro. YOLO? Are you making this shit up on the spot? This story, basically: "I GOT REALLY HIGH AND THEN I GOT REALLY HUNGRY SO I ORDERED A BUNCH OF FOOD." Why do you talk so oddly fucking weird? "I consumed every bit of that." That ended to dead air, basically.
CROSSFIT REFERENCE. HELLO, 2013!
I will NEVER believe that standup comedy is actually his dream career. NEVER. Maybe Jackass or something like that. Probably Kenny Rogers Jackass.
Hah, fuck Louise! Ok, that was funny.
Ah, this story is about how his dad switched his attention from clowning to fighting. His dad tried to save us. It worked for a while, Papa Schaub. Mind trying again?
I went back to edit some previous notes. He's talking about warming up before a fight and acting out some horseshit.
Still going. I rented the first UFC events on VHS from a video store across my high school. Them shits were ROUGH back then. Remember that scene in Baby's Day Out where there dude's nuts are on fire and the other dudes stomp them out? You could probably do that in UFC back then. "On a pile of gonads?!" Heh, Joe Mantegna.
Will Smith? What? Oh, he's still talking about the same fight. Ice-T? Oh, right, the fight was at the MGM Grand in Vegas. Leo. Titanic. This still pretty much goes back to my Jackass note from up there. Still the same story. Ah, Hawaiian opponent. Pineapple joke already made, of course. Same with Moana. How did mall food courts come up? Still going. Now he's talking about 300. Titanic mentioned again. This story is still taking place in an MMA octagon. "Wait, Rose..." What the fuck is going on? Like, overall. I don't understand anymore. That Trader Joe's chili lime salt stuff is very good. You can make some bomb-ass tortilla chips with it. Oh, he got knocked out. At least he's self aware. Leo shaking his head at him. So much waste. SO MUCH WASTE. "What the fuck was that, Schaub?" WE ARE ALL ASKING THE SAME THING! What was the 14 dollars about? I'm not rewinding. I'm doing my time and getting the fuck out. "Tig-ol bitties." Yelling at a kid. Crying. This is in the story, not the audience in the special. It's certainly special in some definition of the word. Flipping dicks? BRO. This is still the same general story. Why does the doctor have to be Asian-- OH, GOD, THE ACCENT. HOLY FUCKIN' JESUS JUMPIN' JONES. Dana White. Name drop. Eskimo brother. ::: shudder ::: I'm begining to question why you keep referencing "colored Gatorades." Is that a term from the 196-- never mind. Yep, still the same general story. He's crying in the locker room. "This is the lowest point of my life." I feel the same way right now, Brendan. I don't get why sandals are the jump-off point for this part. Steven Seagal or Jesus? BIG STRETCH. Ah, Bryan Callen name drop. The way he acts out Bryan Callen's defeated response is exactly how I feel watching this. OK, you and Bryan took a cab back to LA from Vegas that night and that's how your comedy career started? It's over. Remember the shit I said about shit he doesn't follow through on? The special is over. Like that. No big punchline. NOTHING. Basically, "and that's how I got started in comedy."
I should feel cheated, but I don't. I feel relieved that it's over.

Here is a list of happy hours I prepared with my wife prior to going to Vegas our last time (July 2017)
Posted this in a thread asking for happy hours and I figured it would be a good idea to have it as it's own post.
This is not a complete list, but has most of the strip/downtown hotels.
Cosmo
HOLSTEINS SUNDAY - THURSDAY | 3:30 – 5:30PM Visit the bar and lounge area at Holsteins Shakes and Buns during The Social Hour to dig into sliders, wings and other comfort food favorites for only $10 each. Wash them down with select draft microbrews for $6, featured cocktails for $8 or a chef's selection Bamboozled Shake for $10.
SCARPETTA MONDAY – THURSDAY 5:30 – 7PM Enjoy $7 small bites and cocktails. An earthy yet sophisticated approach to Italian cuisine, featuring a soulful menu of seasonally-inspired fare created by award-winning Chef Scott Conant.
ESTIATORIO MILOS MONDAY – SUNDAY | 5 – 6:30PM Enjoy the Milos Meze menu and cocktail specials. Mediterranean cuisine serving the freshest, most pristine imported seafood daily by restaurateur Costas Spiliadis.
Flamingo
** CENTER CUT STEAKHOUSE – Definitley GO here 5-7pm DAILY 5-7 DAILY OFFERED IN THE BAR & LOUNGE 9-10 LATE-NIGHT HAPPY HOUR OYSTERS ON THE HALF-SHELL 6 champagne mignonette, pomegranate, fresh cracked black pepper and chef’s selection of east & west coast oysters SEASONAL CEVICHE 7 lime-marinated seasonal fish, avocado, cilantro and crispy tortilla DRUNKEN MUSSELS 8 pei mussels, steamed in blue moon with tomato and lemon, served with a garlic crostini CHARRED BEEF CARPACCIO 5 crisp cheese twinkie, dukkah spice and arugula DIRTY-SPICED FRIES 7 bbq brisket, jalapeño, queso and a fried egg 2 WAGYU SLIDERS 9 aged white cheddar cheese, caramelized shallot and brioche CENTER CUT SESAME BEEF SKEWERS 8 pickled shitake salad
Treasure Island
Phil’s Italian Steak House: 4pm – 6pm Monday – Thursday $7 appetizers, premium cocktails, wine
Aryia**
BARDOT BRASSERIE 5-7PM DAILY ** MUST GO KING SALMON TARTARE* 8 fresh & smoked salmon, chive mascarpone, everything brioche PRIME STEAK TARTARE* 8 ground to order, sauce verte, egg yolk, gaufrette potatoes POUTINE LYONNAISE 8 hand cut fries, gruyère cheese, caramelized onions
PH Miracle Mile Shops
3 Cabo Wabo Cantina Every Monday through Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. get beer and shot specials starting at $5, and a variety of street tacos priced at $2 each.
Paris
Hexx Kitchen + Bar Hexx Kitchen + Bar at Paris Las Vegas has a late-night happy hour every night from 11 p.m. to close as well as from 2 to 6 p.m. Drink specials include beer selections starting at $4; an assortment of wines by the glass, priced at $7: signature cocktails, including the Apples on Fire, made with Fireball Cinnamon Whisky, Angry Orchard hard apple cider and apple juice, priced at $7; and 20 percent off snacks, appetizers and oven-fired pizzas. Snacks and appetizers include spinach artichoke dip, served with pita and crispy tortilla chips; smothered fries covered in pulled pork; cheese curds and barbecue gravy; and crispy broccolini topped with dried chili, citrus and golden balsamic.
LINQ
YARD HOUSE -- THIS ONE IS FANTASTIC HIGHLY RECOMMEND Happy Hour Monday - Friday 3:00PM - 6:00PM LOTS OF OPTIONS
Monte Carlo
6 D.vino Happy hour every Sunday through Thursday from 5-7. and Friday and Saturday from 4 to 11 p.m. includes 50 percent off select appetizers and sliders with drink purchase, $5 well drinks and house white and red wine, $4 draft beers and $7 speciality cocktail of the day.
VENETIAN
7 DB Brasserie DB Brasserie has a great happy hour from 3 to 6 p.m. and 10 to 11 p.m. with small plate dishes not on the normal menu for just $6.
MGM GRAND
9 Emeril's New Orleans Fish House Daily from 2 to 6 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. to close get oyster specials, Emeril's signature shrimp, okra and Andouille sausage gumbo, coconut curry P.E.I. mussels, Crystal hot sauce fried frogs legs, alligator meatballs and wild shrimp cocktail, all at $6 to $12 each
CAESARS
Spago (Forum Shops): 3pm – close Monday – Sunday Discounted draft beers, Wolfgang Puck wines, specialty cocktails and appetizers
CARMINES – Caesar Forum Shops 2-6pm Mussles $9, Fried Calamari $9
GORDON RAMSEY PUB GRILL 2-5pm Monday through Friday
SLS
15 Katsuya by Starck Head to Katsuya’s bar every Thursday through Monday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. inside for full-sized signature dishes from $4 to $10, specialty cocktails for $7, and hot sake carafes, well drinks, house wine and draft Kirin for $6 each.
NY NY
20 Nine Fine Irishmen Every Monday through Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. get $5 pints and cocktails as well as $6 appetizers.
MONTE CARLO
23 The Pub at Monte Carlo Every Monday through Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. get $3 pints of Pub Private Label Pale Ale, $3 off all draft beer, $4 select domestic drafts, $6 cocktails and $5 well drinks and house wines. Appetizer specials, including pretzels, beef sliders, and buffalo wings, are available for $3 to $6.
LUXOR
24 Public House Las Vegas Every Monday through Saturday from 4 to 6 p.m. and daily from 10 p.m. to close get $3 Bud and Bud Light drafts, while the early happy hour also includes half-priced specialty cocktails and half-priced appetizers.
Mandalay Bay
Burger Bar: 4pm – 7pm (bar only) Sunday – Thursday Discounted apps and drinks House of Blues Happy Hour - 7 Days A Week : 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Popcorn Shrimp/Flatbread/Chicken Skewers/Riblets
** RED ROCK RESORT**
Monday – Friday 3pm-6pm Yard House – Good Deals
HEARTHSTONE - STEAK TARTARE – 5-7pm
DOWNTOWN
El Cortez
Parlour Bar: $5 French Champagne – Thursdays “half buck wings” and pint specials: 4 – 6pm and 11pm – 1am daily
Golden Nugget -- Golden Nugget has some great happy hours
Chart House MUST GO FANTASTIC M- F 4-7pm
The Grotto Monday - Friday: 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Red Sushi Daily 4-7pm
Cadillac Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar Daily 4-7pm
Tropicana
The Palm Sun – Fri Oscars Steak House – Plaza * MUST GO Daily Happy Hour From 4-7pm, 50% off appetizers, house wine, well liquors and beer

I'm going in July and have done some research.
Plenty of this is from the sidebar, but other notes are from many of other sources.
The Vegas Degenerate Tour ( . ) ( . )
Things to do:

• Drugs
• Hookers
• Bellagio Fountains (free)
• Mirage Volcano Show (free)
• The lounge at the top of the Mandarin Oriental - Super Classy with amazing night time views, sexy patrons and great cocktails
• Wet Republic - Rent cabana 2 months in advance
• Las Vegas Helicopter Night Flight with VIP Transportation £65pp
• Grand Canyon Skywalk - Apparently Expensive and not that good - you have to take a bus to get there and it is $30 each. Go to Grand Canyon south instead.
• The Strip Gun Club Range
• Sapphires pool party - strippers pool party!!!
• Fremont Street Experience at night.
• Container Park, which is a few blocks east of the Freemont St. Experience, a 2 foot recycled steel praying mantis (acquired from Burning Man) spits giant fireballs to the beat of music A LOT. Lots of half naked men and women. LOTS (free)
• Ghost Bar at the Palms has amazing views. Check Groupon for deals. Happy hour 8-10pm
• Stratosphere rides
• Stratosphere bar at the top. Happy hour 2 hours after open
• High Roller observation wheel. Get a car with the open bar.
• Monte Carlo minus 5 Ice bar. Everything is made out of ice! Bar, glasses, seating - everything
• RiRa Irish bar with live music and good Guinness after 9pm
• The Foundation Room at Mandalay Bay, live music and amazing strip views
• Strip clubs: Spearmint Rhino, Hustler Club and Crazy Horse--those are our top 3 Rhino and Horse are high end and classy
• Top Golf location, just behind MGM. 5 levels of golf driving range, mixed with music, food and drinks. There are also 2 pools, free to use.#
• Dig This drive diggers and bulldozers.
• Spa in the ARIA is amazing with good treatments.
• Alibi show http://alibitheshow.com/ This experience throws the audience into an exciting adventure around the streets, restaurants, bars and other real-life locations on the Las Vegas Strip.
• BARE POOL AT MIRAGE: Go on Monday. At Bare, experience palm tree-enclosed seclusion as you relax and enjoy European-style sunbathing at Bare Pool at The Mirage. Read more https://jackcolton.com/las-vegas-dayclubs/bare-pool-mirage/
• Ride in a stuntplane! Actual vomiting everywhere http://www.skycombatace.com/
• Best price supercar rentals https://www.vegasluxuryrides.com
• Lake Mead boat rental boatbound.com
• Absinthe at Ceaser’s Palace amazing offensive comedy show http://www.ticketmaster.com/Absinthe-tickets/artist/802082
• There is so much free stuff going on up and down the strip though that you can just do all the free stuff and not spend a dime. From street dancers, people singing, or pictures with a grown dude wearing a diaper.
• Eclipse cinemas downtown for an over 21s only luxury cinema experience with cocktails and good food.
• The Linq promenade is a very nice area
• Treasures strip club: have a nice buffet and steak to go with your titty show http://www.treasureslasvegas.com/
• VooDoo Zipline at Rio Groupon $44 for two
• REAL BODIES at Ballys Groupon $35.50 for two

Tips:

• Hotel picker https://farm1.staticflickr.com/770/21800142824_6dddea1786_k.jpg
• $50 a night dining credit at ARIA somehow - research
• Do the $20 checking tip trick. Slip a $20 in between card and ID and ask to see if an upgrade is possible.
• Get player’s cards - sign up for the Player's Club (free) in each casino, they will usually give you some sort of incentive
• Buy water at a supermarket and keep at hotel
• Taxi from Airport request avoid the I-215 Airport Tunnel and go via Strip
• http://www.tix4tonight.com for tickets on the night
• Drinks are ALWAYS cheaper inside the casinos on Fremont than outside
• Harrah's has a "Million Dollar Pull" where you just go up and play a slot machine for free with the chance to win $1 million. Even if you don't win a million, you will always win something.
• If you want to go to top of the Stratosphere go to the desk to the right of the entrance and say you want to go to the bar. You won't have to pay the $15 to go to the top.
• Marketing manager for the Aria https://www.reddit.com/usetedistkrieg
• Have the clubs pick you up in their limos because all the cab/ubelyft/limo drivers get a kick back on anyone they drop off to the clubs and same with the VIP card guys! So if you don't use the free limo ... THE CLUB HAS TO CHARGE YOU A COVER!!! If you use the clubs FREE limo service they can sometimes wave that cover charge!! (that's like $20 a person!)
• Check for Groupon deals.
• Make sure you all download the Uber and Lyft app. Both offer new user signup credits. Free rides.
• A $400 Pre-Authorisation charge for resort fees and ‘amenities’ was taken as expected upon check in. I would recommend UK visitors to take a Cash Passport MasterCard (available in Thomas Cook and other travel agents)

Clubs

• Hosts contacts list for all major clubs: https://jackcolton.com/
• You can view hotel discounts at up to 30% as well as VIP table service for nightclubs at: www.VegasJames.com for strip clubs at: www.StripperKing.com
• XS Encore
• Hakkasan MGM
• Light inside the Mandalay Bay
• Tryst Wynn
• Vegas local youtuber and bouncehost Jacob Orth to hook us up with limo service to the Hustler club
• Places we personally recommend from experience:
• Hakkasan
• Omnia
• The Light
• XS
• XS does a nightitme pool party
• Gold Spike nightclub / hotel in Downtown is a bit more ‘Hipster’
• This list offers plenty more clubs to check out (many of which don’t require a cover).
• http://www.vegasvip.com/nightclubs.html

Food

• Alizé Tasting Menu - get groupon for discount £350 > $200
• Sage in the Aria has a highly rated tasting menu
• Aria buffet one of the best
• Joël Robuchon in MGM is crazy silly expensive but amazing food 16 course taster $425 each without drinks https://www.mgmgrand.com/en/restaurants/joel-robuchon-french-restaurant.html
• Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace a little cheaper 9 course tasting for $260/person or a $350/person 14 course tasting https://www.caesars.com/caesars-palace/restaurants/guy-savoy#.WI8vkRuLTIU
• é by Jose Andres inside Jaleo inside Cosmo. Only 8 seats, reservations by email only ([email protected]) starting 3 months prior to the res date, 23 courses. $190/person(?) without alcohol pairing
• Raku in Chinatown does amazing 8/12 course tastings for $70/100 a person
• The tasting, or "seasonal discover menu" at L'Atelier is up to $165 per person
• Eiffel Tower restaurant is a Must for dinner!!!!!!!! Fantastic view of the strip
• Good steakhouses serve food at the restaurant bar and the bartender has seen some shit. So much more fun for a party up to three and the service is over the top.
• Delmonico's in Venetian at the bar. The cocktails and food were amazing.
• Mushashi's dirty show (Japanese steak with a naughty show for the girls.) Midnight to 4am happy hour.
• Secret Pizza. A secret pizza place. Needs research! Inside the Cosmopolitan
• Bachi Burger – also to reunite with a previous memory. I still think this is one of the top 3 burgers I’ve ever had. The oxtail chili cheese fries are recommended by others to be a “must”, but I personally prefer the truffle fries.
• Monta Ramen – I’m a huge ramen fan and I understood this was the –best- ramen place in Vegas.
• Sweets Raku – in the same complex as Monta Ramen. They have some neat desserts that they make right in front of you, lovely experience.
• Wicked Spoon Buffet at the Cosmo. Everything was really good and the deserts were awesome.
• Brunch @ Bacchanal Buffet, Caesar’s Palace – This was awesome! We had the groupon deal and it was impressively cheap. Midway through our meal they switched to their lunch menu so we got the best of both worlds there.
• Gordon Ramsey’s Burgr – onion rings were incredible. The burger was pretty good as well.
• Earl of Sandwich - I could seriously eat these every day.
• Studio B Buffet @ M Resort
• The "Heart Attack Grill" lets you eat free if you weigh over 350 pounds.
• Marriage Can Be Murder - This is a dinner / theater / murder mystery / whodunit show at the D downtown. Includes tasty food, extreme audience participation and likely embarrassment. You may be called upon to dance, or play a character in the murder mystery. Comes with tasty food, cocktails available.
• For dinner, I highly recommend BLT Steak House in Ballys Hotel and Red8 in The Wynn - if you are a food lover, BLT’s is particularly worth the extra!

Sex/Swingers Clubs (Or; no, you filthy pervert - what's wrong with you?)

• The Red Rooster http://www.yelp.com/biz/las-vegas-red-rooster-las-vegas
• The Green Door http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-green-door-las-vegas
• Couple's Oasis http://www.couplesoasis.com/main/

Drive:
Drive along east CA down US-395 and crossing over to Nevada after Death Valley is one of the greatest drives I have ever done.
Guides:

• https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/welcome-to-las-vegas-travel-guide-cityguides
• https://www.vegas.com/traveltips/
• http://www.wikihow.com/Get-a-Free-Room-in-Las-Vegas
• http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/tipping.cfm

Edited to include corrections.

Friday, March 01, 2019
(12:15 AM) Forever Amber (1947/138m/Otto Preminger)
(2:45 AM) Separate Tables (1958/100m/Delbert Mann)
(4:45 AM) Flight Commander (1930/108m/Howard Hawks)
(6:45 AM) Only Angels Have Wings (1939/121m/Howard Hawks)
(9:00 AM) The Harvey Girls (1946/101m/George Sidney)
(11:00 AM) Grand Prix (1966/176m/John Frankenheimer)
(2:00 PM) The Narrow Margin (1952/72m/Richard Fleischer)
(3:30 PM) The Spirit of St. Louis (1957/135m/Billy Wilder)
(6:00 PM) Bullitt (1968/114m/Peter Yates)
(8:00 PM) Hugo (2011/127m/Martin Scorsese)
(10:15 PM) The Age of Innocence (1993/139m/Martin Scorsese)
Saturday, March 02, 2019
(12:45 AM) Logan’s Run (1975/118m/Michael Anderson)
(3:00 AM) 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968/149m/Stanley Kubrick)
(5:45 AM) 2010 (1984/116m/Peter Hyams)
(8:00 AM) Marooned (1969/129m/John Sturges)
(10:15 AM) The Time Machine (1960/103m/George Pal)
(12:00 PM) Forbidden Planet (1956/98m/Fred McLeod)
(2:00 PM) Them! (1954/92m/Gordon Douglas)
(3:45 PM) Destination Moon (1950m/92m/Irving Pichel)
(5:30 PM) Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977/135m/Steven Spielberg)
(8:00 PM) Tootsie (1982/116m/Sydney Pollack)
(10:15 PM) VictoVictoria (1982/134m/Blake Edwards)
Sunday, March 03, 2019
(12:45 AM) The Graduate (1967/106m/Mike Nichols)
(2:45 AM) The Last Picture Show (1971/126m/Peter Bogdanovich)
(5:00 AM) A Midsummer Night’s Dream (1935/143m/Max Reinhardt)
(7:30 AM) Pygmalion (1938/96m/Anthony Asquith)
(9:30 AM) Our Town (1940/89m/Sam Wood)
(11:00 AM) Abe Lincoln In Illinois (1940/110m/John Cromwell)
(1:00 PM) Baby Doll (1956/115m/Elia Kazan)
(3:00 PM) Mourning Becomes Electra (1947/159m/Dudley Nichols)
(6:00 PM) California Suite (1978/103m/Herbert Ross)
(8:00 PM) Sabrina (1954/114m/Billy Wilder)
(10:00 PM) The Heiress (1949/115m/William Wyler)
Monday, March 04, 2019
(12:15 AM) Raintree County (1957/166m/Edward Dmytryk)
(3:15 AM) Giant (1956/201m/George Stevens)
(6:45 AM) When's Your Birthday? (1937/74m/Harry Beaumont)
(8:30 AM) Blarney (1926/66m/Marcel De Sano)
(10:00 AM) The Champ (1931/86m/King Vidor)
(11:45 AM) The Crowd Roars (1938/90m/Richard Thorpe)
(1:30 PM) Belle Of The Nineties (1934/73m/Leo McCarey)
(2:45 PM) The Harder They Fall (1956/109m/Mark Robson)
(4:45 PM) The Mighty McGurk (1946/86m/John Waters)
(6:15 PM) Fat City (1972/97m/John Huston)
(8:00 PM) King of Jazz (1930/105m/John Murray Anderson)
(10:00 PM) Craig's Wife (1936/74m/Dorothy Arzner)
(11:30 PM) Stella Dallas (1937/106m/King Vidor)
Tuesday, March 05, 2019
(1:30 AM) Music in the Air (1934/84m/Joe May)
(3:00 AM) The Age of Innocence (1934/81m/Philip Moeller)
(4:30 AM) The Life of Vergie Winters (1934/82m/Alfred Santell)
(6:00 AM)Over the Moon (1940/79m/Thornton Freeland)
(7:30 AM) The Reluctant Debutante (1958/96m/Vincente Minnelli)
(9:15 AM) Blithe Spirit (1945/96m/David Lean)
(11:00 AM) King Richard and the Crusaders (1954/114m/David Butler)
(1:00 PM) The Yellow Rolls-Royce (1964/123m/Anthony Asquith)
(3:15 PM) Night Train to Munich (1940/95m/Carol Reed)
(5:00 PM) My Fair Lady (1964/173m/George Cukor)
(8:00 PM) The Wild Party (1929/76m/Dorothy Arzner)
(9:30 PM) Design For Living (1933/91m/Ernst Lubitsch)
(11:15 PM) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932/96m/Rouben Mamoulian)
(1:00 AM) Smilin' Through (1932/98m/Sidney Franklin)
(3:00 AM) The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1934/110m/Sidney Franklin)
(5:00 AM) The Dark Angel (1935/106m/Sidney Franklin)
Wednesday, March 06, 2019
(7:00 AM) There Goes My Heart (1938/83m/Norman Z. McLeod)
(8:30 AM) Sin Takes a Holiday (1930/80m/Paul Stein)
(10:00 AM) The Easiest Way (1931/74m/Jack Conway)
(11:30 AM) Lady With a Past (1932/80m/Edward H. Griffith)
(1:00 PM) After Tonight (1933/71m/George Archainbaud)
(2:15 PM) Bed of Roses (1933/67m/Gregory LaCava)
(3:30 PM) After Office Hours (1935/72m/Robert Z. Leonard)
(4:45 PM) Topper (1937/97m/Norman Z. McLeod)
(6:30 PM) Topper Takes a Trip (1939/80m/Norman Z. McLeod)
(8:00 PM) Northwest Passage (1940/127m/King Vidor)
(10:15 PM) Lone Star (1952/95m/Vincent Sherman)
Thursday, March 07, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Iron Mistress (1952/109m/Gordon Douglas)
(2:00 AM) Kit Carson (1940/96m/George B. Seitz)
(4:00 AM) Allegheny Uprising (1939/81m/William A. Seiter)
(5:30 AM) MGM Parade Show #20 (1955/26m)
(6:00 AM) Not So Dumb (1930/76m/King Vidor)
(7:30 AM) The Tenderfoot (1932/69m/Ray Enright)
(8:45 AM) Make Me A Star (1932/86m/William Beaudine)
(10:15 AM) Dinner at Eight (1933/111m/George Cukor)
(12:15 PM) The Man With Two Faces (1934/73m/Archie Mayo)
(1:30 PM) Dance, Charlie, Dance (1937/64m/Frank McDonald)
(2:45 PM) First Lady (1937/83m/Stanley Logan)
(4:15 PM) No Place to Go (1939/56m/Terry Morse)
(5:15 PM) An Angel from Texas (1940/69m/Ray Enright)
(6:30 PM) Dulcy (1940/73m/S. Sylvan Simon)
(8:00 PM) All the President's Men (1976/138m/Alan J. Pakula)
(10:30 PM) Citizen Kane (1941/119m/Orson Welles)
Friday, March 08, 2019
(12:45 AM) All the King's Men (1949/110m/Robert Rossen)
(2:45 AM) Meet John Doe (1941/123m/Frank Capra)
(5:00 AM) They Won't Forget (1937/95m/Mervyn Le Roy)
(6:45 AM) Party Girl (1958/99m/Nicholas Ray)
(8:30 AM) The Wild North (1952/97m/Andrew Marton)
(10:15 AM) Tension (1950/91m/John Berry)
(12:00 PM) Meet Me in Las Vegas (1956/112m/Roy Rowland)
(2:00 PM)Silk Stockings (1957/118m/Rouben Mamoulian)
(4:00 PM) Brigadoon (1954/108m/Vincente Minnelli)
(6:00 PM) It's Always Fair Weather (1955/101m/Gene Kelly
(8:00 PM) Bye Bye Birdie (1963/112m/George Sidney)
(10:00 PM) State Fair (1962/118m/Jose Ferrer)
Saturday, March 09, 2019
(12:15 AM) Viva Las Vegas (1964/85m/George Sidney)
(2:00 AM) Rabid (1977/91m/David Cronenberg)
(4:00 AM) Scanners (1981/103m/David Cronenberg)
(6:00 AM) Bad Day at Black Rock (1955/81m/John Sturges)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Chinese Nightingale (1935/10m/Hugh Harman)
(8:11 AM) Goofy Movies Number Two (1934/9m)
(8:20 AM)Where Is Jane Doe?(1956/8m/Larry O'Reilly)
(8:29 AM) Randy Rides Alone (1934/52m/Harry Fraser)
(9:30 AM) FLASH GORDON CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE: Walking Bombs (1940)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: The Spinach Roadster (1936/6m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:08 AM) The Case of the Curious Bride (1935/80m/Michael Curtiz)
(11:30 AM) Romance of Louisiana (1937/18m/Crane Wilbur)
(12:00 PM) Under Western Stars (1938/65m/Joe Kane)
(1:15 PM) They Died with Their Boots On (1941/140m/Raoul Walsh)
(3:45 PM) The Big Sky (1952/138m/Howard Hawks)
(6:15 PM) Tribute to a Bad Man (1956/96m/Robert Wise)
(8:00 PM) McQ (1974/111m/John Sturges)
(10:00 PM) Get Carter (1971/112m/Mike Hodges)
Sunday, March 10, 2019
(12:00 AM) D.O.A. (1950/84m/Rudolph Maté)
(1:45 AM) Coma (1978/113m/Michael Crichton)
(4:00 AM) Live from the TCM Classic Film Festival: Michael Douglas (2018/64m)
(6:15 AM) Dangerous When Wet (1953/96m/Charles Walters)
(8:00 AM) Look Back in Anger (1959/100m/Tony Richardson)
(10:00 AM) D.O.A. (1950/84m/Rudolph Maté)
(11:45 AM) O. Henry's Full House (1952/118m/Henry Koster)
(2:00 PM) To Be or Not to Be (1942/99m/Ernst Lubitsch)
(4:00 PM) After the Thin Man (1936/112m/W. S. Van Dyke)
(6:00 PM) The Long, Long Trailer (1954/96m/Vincente Minnelli)
(8:00 PM) Top O' the Morning (1949/100m/David Miller)
(10:00 PM) Peg O' My Heart (1933/87m/Robert Z. Leonard)
Monday, March 11, 2019
(12:00 AM) When a Man Loves (1927/112m/Alan Crosland)
(2:00 AM) Jour De Fete (1949/80m/Jacques Tati)
(3:45 AM) Trafic (1970/100m/Jacques Tati)
(5:30 AM) The School for Postmen (1947/16m/Jacques Tati)
(6:00 AM) La Bete Humaine (1938/101m/Jean Renoir)
(8:00 AM) The Earrings of Madame De... (1954/100m/Max Ophüls)
(9:45 AM) Love in the Afternoon (1957/130m/Billy Wilder)
(12:00 PM) From The Earth To The Moon (1958/100m/Byron Haskin)
(2:00 PM) The Three Musketeers (1935/96m/Rowland V. Lee)
(4:00 PM) The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1939/117m/William Dieterle)
(6:00 PM) Madame Bovary (1949/114m/Vincente Minnelli)
(8:00 PM) You Were Never Lovelier (1942/97m/William A. Seiter)
(10:00 PM) The Band Wagon (1953/112m/Vincente Minnelli)
(12:00 AM) Broadway Melody Of 1940 (1940/102m/Norman Taurog)
(2:00 AM) Three Little Words (1950/102m/Richard Thorpe)
(4:00 AM) Easter Parade (1948/103m/Charles Walters)
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
(6:00 AM) Sky Murder (1940/72m/George B. Seitz)
(7:15 AM) Scene of the Crime (1949/94m/Roy Rowland)
(9:00 AM) The Tattooed Stranger (1950/64m/Edward J. Montagne)
(10:15 AM) Muss 'Em Up (1936/69m/Charles Vidor)
(11:30 AM) Super Sleuth (1937/70m/Ben Stoloff)
(12:45 PM) Under Cover of Night (1937/71m/George B. Seitz)
(2:00 PM) The Maltese Falcon (1941/100m/John Huston)
(4:00 PM) Mystery House (1938/57m/Noel Smith)
(5:00 PM) The Patient In Room 18 (1938/59m/Bobby Connolly)
(6:00 PM) The Big Sleep (1946/114m//Howard Hawks)
(8:00 PM) A Star is Born (1937/111m/William A. Wellman)
(10:00 PM) Nothing Sacred (1937/74m/William A. Wellman)
(11:30 PM) Les Miserables (1935/109m/Richard Boleslawski)
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
(1:30 AM) Anna Karenina (1935/93m/Clarence Brown)
(3:15 AM) Mary of Scotland (1936/123m/John Ford)
(5:30 AM) Anthony Adverse (1936/141m/Mervyn Le Roy)
(8:00 AM) The Adventures of Mark Twain (1944/130m/Irving Rapper)
(10:15 AM) Christopher Columbus (1949/99m/David MacDonald)
(12:00 PM) It's A Big Country (1952/89m./Richard Thorpe)
(1:45 PM) The Charge of the Light Brigade (1936/115m/Michael Curtiz)
(4:00 PM) Adventures of Don Juan (1948/111m/Vincent Sherman)
(6:00 PM) Desperate Journey (1942/108m/Raoul Walsh)
(8:00 PM) The Bitter Tea of General Yen (1932/87m/Frank R. Capra)
(9:45 PM) Hawaii (1966/161m/George Roy Hill)
Thursday, March 14, 2019
(12:45 AM) The Inn of the Sixth Happiness (1958/158m/Mark Robson)
(3:30 AM) Rain (1932/94m/Lewis Milestone)
(5:15 AM) MGM Parade Show #20 (1955/26m)
(6:00 AM) Top Speed (1930/71m/Mervyn Le Roy)
(7:15 AM) Down to Their Last Yacht (1934/64m/Paul Sloane)
(8:30 AM) She Had To Say Yes (1933/66m/Busby Berkeley)
(9:45 AM) Crooner (1932/67m/Lloyd Bacon)
(11:00 AM) We're in the Money (1935/66m)/Ray Enright)
(12:15 PM) Sally (1930/102m/John Francis Dillon)
(2:00 PM) Broadway Hostess (1935/68m/Frank McDonald)
(3:15 PM) The Florodora Girl (1930/79m/Harry Beaumont)
(4:45 PM) Dancing Lady (1933/92m/Robert Z. Leonard)
(6:30 PM) Fashions of 1934 (1934/78m/William Dieterle)
(8:00 PM) Ace in the Hole (1951/111m/Billy Wilder)
(10:15 PM) Deadline U.S.A. (1952/87m/Richard Brooks)
Friday, March 15, 2019
(12:00 AM) Sweet Smell of Success (1957/97m/Alexander Mackendrick)
(1:45 AM) Call Northside 777 (1948/111m/Henry Hathaway)
(3:45 AM) The Blue Gardenia (1953/88m/Fritz Lang)
(5:15 AM) While the City Sleeps (1956/100m/Fritz Lang)
(7:00 AM) The Toast of New York (1937/109m/Rowland V. Lee)
(9:00 AM) Roberta (1935/106m/William A. Seiter)
(11:00 AM) Suspicion (1941/99m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(12:45 PM) Bringing Up Baby (1938/102m/Howard Hawks)
(2:30 PM) Virginia City (1940/121m/Michael Curtiz)
(4:45 PM) In Name Only (1939/95m/John Cromwell)
(6:30 PM) My Favorite Wife (1940/88m/Garson Kanin)
(8:00 PM) Young Frankenstein (1974/106m/Mel Brooks)
(10:00 PM) Simon (1980/97m/Marshall Brickman)
Saturday, March 16, 2019
(12:00 AM) What's Up, Doc? (1972/94m/Peter Bogdanovich)
(2:00 AM) Another Son of Sam (1977/67m/Dave A. Adams)
(3:30 AM) Nightmare Honeymoon (1972/95m/Elliott Silverstein)
(5:30 AM) A Day in the Death of Donny B. (1969/14m/Carl Fick)
(6:00 AM) MGM Parade Show #20 (1955/26m)
(6:30 AM) Anne of Green Gables (1934/78m/George Nicholls Jr.)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Wee-Willie Wildcat (1953/7m/Dick Lundy)
(8:08 AM) Let's Sing a Song About the Moonlight (1948/9m/Jack Scholl)
(8:18 AM) Ireland "The Emerald Isle" (1934/8m/Ruth Fitzpatrick)
(8:26 AM) The Lawless Frontier (1935/52m/R. N. Bradbury)
(9:30 AM) FLASH GORDON CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE: The Destroying Ray (1940)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: I'm in the Army Now (1933/6m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:08 AM) The Case of the Lucky Legs (1935/78m/Archie L. Mayo)
(11:30 AM) Morton Downey in "Dublin in Brass" (1935/22m/Joseph Henabery)
(12:00 PM) Our Man in Marrakesh (1966/94m/Don Sharp)
(1:45 PM) Village of the Damned (1960/77m/Wolf Rilla)
(3:30 PM)Hills of Home (1948/97m/Fred M. Wilcox)
(5:15 PM) Finian's Rainbow (1968/145m/Francis Ford Coppola)
(8:00 PM) Broken Arrow (1950/93m/Delmer Daves)
(10:15 PM) Fort Apache (1948/128m/John Ford)
Sunday, March 17, 2019
(12:30 AM) High Sierra (1941/100m/Raoul Walsh)
(2:30 AM) Ryan's Daughter (1970/196m/David Lean)
(6:00 AM) The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady (1950/105m/David Butler)
(8:00 AM) Return to Glennascaul (1953/24m/Hilton Edwards)
(8:30 AM) Man of Aran (1934/77m/Robert Flaherty)
(10:00 AM) High Sierra (1941/100m/Raoul Walsh)
(12:00 PM) Flight of the Doves (1971/101m/Ralph Nelson)
(2:00 PM) Hungry Hill (1947/102m/Brian Desmond-Hurst)
(4:00 PM) Young Cassidy (1965/110m/Jack Cardiff)
(6:00 PM) Tonight's the Night (1954/88m/Mario Zampi)
(8:00 PM) The Quiet Man (1952/129m/John Ford)
(10:30 PM) The Rising of the Moon (1957/81m/John Ford)
Monday, March 18, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Bride's Play (1921/72m/George W. Terwilliger)
(2:00 AM) Farewell to Dream (1956/78m/Keisuke Kinoshita)
(3:30 AM) The Garden of Women (1954/141m/Keisuke Kinoshita)
(6:00 AM) You'll Find Out (1940/97m/David Butler)
(7:45 AM) Higher and Higher (1943/90m/Tim Whelan)
(9:30 AM) Christopher Strong (1933/78m/Dorothy Arzner)
(11:00 AM) Little Nellie Kelly (1940/99m/Norman Taurog)
(12:45 PM) Andy Hardy Meets Debutante (1940/88m/George B. Seitz)
(2:30 PM) These Glamour Girls (1939/79m/S. Sylvan Simon)
(4:00 PM) Little Women (1933/115m/George Cukor)
(6:00 PM) Jezebel (1938/104m/William Wyler)
(8:00 PM) Private Screenings: Stanley Donen (2006/?m/?)
(9:00 PM) Singin’ In The Rain (1952/103m/Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly)
(11:00 PM) On The Town (1949/98m/Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly)
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
(1:00 AM) Seven Brides For Seven Brothers (1954/102m/Stanley Donen)
(3:00 AM) Royal Wedding (1951/93m/Stanley Donen)
(5:00 AM) It’s Always Fair Weather (1955/101m/Stanley Donen and Gene Kelly)
(7:15 AM) The Lady Refuses (1931/72m/George Archainbaud)
(8:30 AM) The Gay Diplomat (1931/67m/Richard Boleslawski)
(9:45 AM) Inside the Lines (1930/72m/Roy J. Pomeroy)
(11:00 AM) Weary River (1929/89m/Frank Lloyd)
(12:45 PM) Street Girl (1929/87m/Wesley Ruggles)
(2:15 PM) On With The Show (1929/104m/Alan Crosland)
(4:15 PM) Mad Youth (1939/63m/Melville Shyer)
(5:30 PM) A Slight Case of Murder (1938/85m/Lloyd Bacon)
(7:00 PM) Here Comes Trouble (1948/54m/Fred Guiol )
(8:00 PM) The Best Years Of Our Lives (1946/170m/William Wyler)
(11:00 PM) Another Part of the Forest (1948/107m/Michael Gordon)
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
(1:00 AM) One Foot In Heaven (1941/108m/Irving Rapper)
(3:00 AM) An Act of Murder (1948/91m/Michael Gordon)
(4:45 AM) Bedtime Story (1941/85m/Alexander Hall)
(6:30 AM) Tomorrow, the World! (1944/82m/Leslie Fenton)
(8:00 AM) Susan And God (1940/117m/George Cukor)
(10:00 AM) The Miniver Story (1950/104m/H. C. Potter)
(12:00 PM) The Happy Years (1950/110m/William A. Wellman)
(2:00 PM) Some Came Running (1958/136m/Vincente Minnelli)
(4:30 PM) All Mine To Give (1957/102m/Allen Reisner)
(6:30 PM) Young Man with Ideas (1952/85m/Mitchell Leisen)
(8:00 PM) Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice (1969/105m/Paul Mazursky)
(10:00 PM) Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974/112m/Martin Scorsese)
Thursday, March 21, 2019
(12:00 AM) Alice (1990/106m/Woody Allen)
(2:00 AM) Alice Adams (1935/99m/George Stevens)
(4:00 AM) Alice in the Cities (1974/110m/Wim Wenders)
(6:00 AM) Melody Cruise (1933/76m/Mark Sandrich)
(7:30 AM) The Captain Hates the Sea (1934/85m/Lewis Milestone)
(9:15 AM) 'Til We Meet Again (1940/100m/Edmund Goulding)
(11:15 AM) A Majority of One (1961/149m/Mervyn Le Roy)
(2:00 PM) The Last Voyage (1960/91m/Andrew L. Stone)
(4:00 PM) Luxury Liner (1948/98m/Richard Whorf)
(6:00 PM) Romance on the High Seas (1948/99m/Michael Curtiz)
(8:00 PM) The China Syndrome (1979/122m/James Bridges)
(10:15 PM) Network (1976/121m/Sidney Lumet)
Friday, March 22, 2019
(12:30 AM) His Girl Friday (1940/92m/Howard Hawks)
(2:15 AM) It Happened One Night (1934/105m/Frank Capra)
(4:15 AM) Libeled Lady (1936/98m/Jack Conway)
(6:00 AM) Montana Moon (1930)/89m/Malcolm St. Clair)
(7:45 AM) Many Rivers To Cross (1955/95m/Roy Rowland)
(9:30 AM) Fort Dobbs (1958/90m/Gordon Douglas)
(11:15 AM) Renegade Ranger (1938/59m/David Howard)
(12:30 PM) Oklahoma Outlaws (1943/20m/B. Reeves Eason)
(1:00 PM) Gentle Annie (1944/80m/Andrew Marton)
(2:30 PM) A Big Hand for the Little Lady (1966/95m/Fielder Cook)
(4:15 PM) The First Traveling Saleslady (1956/92m/Arthur Lubin)
(6:00 PM) Westward the Women (1951/117m/William A. Wellman)
(8:00 PM) Morituri (1965/123m/Bernhard Wicki)
(10:15 PM) Night Train to Munich (1940/95m/Carol Reed)
Saturday, March 23, 2019
(12:15 AM) I Was an American Spy (1951/85m/Lesley Selander)
(2:00 AM) Lifeforce (1985/101m/Tobe Hooper)
(4:00 AM) Queen of Blood (1966/80m/Curtis Harrington)
(5:30 AM) The House in the Middle (1954/12m)
(6:00 AM) The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex (1939/106m/Michael Curtiz)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Officer Pooch (1941/8m/Joseph Barbera)
(8:10 AM) Home Run on the Keys (1936/9m/Roy Mack)
(8:20 AM) Further Prophecies of Nostradamus (1942/11m/David Miller)
(8:31 AM) The Devil's Saddle Legion (1937/52m/Bobby Connolly)
(9:30 AM) FLASH GORDON CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE: The Palace of Horror (1940)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: The Paneless Window Washer (1933/6m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:07 AM) The Case of the Velvet Claws (1936/63m/William Clemens)
(11:30 AM) March on America! (1942/21m/Richard Whorf)
(12:00 PM) The Sea Hawk (1940/128m/Michael Curtiz)
(2:15 PM) Kim (1951/113m/Victor Saville)
(4:15 PM) Valley Of The Kings (1954/86m/Robert Pirosh)
(6:00 PM) The Prisoner of Zenda (1952/101m/Richard Thorpe)
(8:00 PM) Summer of '42 (1971/104m/Robert Mulligan)
(10:00 PM) Sweet November (1968/113m/Robert Ellis Miller)
Sunday, March 24, 2019
(12:00 AM) Lady in the Lake (1947/103m/Robert Montgomery)
(2:00 AM) Back From Eternity (1956/97m/John Farrow)
(4:00 AM) The Alphabet Murders (1965/91m/Frank Tashlin)
(6:00 AM) Angel on My Shoulder (1946/101m/Archie Mayo)
(7:45 AM) Lost Horizon (1937/133m/Frank Capra)
(10:00 AM) Lady in the Lake (1947/103m/Robert Montgomery)
(12:00 PM) Twentieth Century (1934/91m/Howard Hawks)
(2:00 PM) Take Me Out to the Ball Game (1949/93m/Busby Berkeley)
(3:45 PM) The Women (1939/133m/George Cukor)
(6:15 PM) The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer (1947/95m/Irving Reis)
(8:00 PM) Shake Hands with the Devil (1959/111m/Michael Anderson)
(10:00 PM) Odd Man Out (1947/116m/Carol Reed)
Monday, March 25, 2019
(12:15 AM) Wild Oranges (1924/80m/King Vidor)
(2:00 AM) Les Enfants Terribles (1950/107m/Jean-Pierre Melville)
(4:00 AM) L'aine des Ferchaux (1963/104m/Jean-Pierre Melville)
(6:00 AM) Madeleine (1950/115m/David Lean)
(8:00 AM) The Passionate Friends (1949/91m/David Lean)
(9:45 AM) Great Expectations (1946/119m/David Lean)
(12:00 PM) Brief Encounter (1945/87m/David Lean)
(1:30 PM) Doctor Zhivago (1965/200m/David Lean)
(5:00 PM) The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957/162m/David Lean)
(8:00 PM) Elmer Elephant (1936/8min/Wilfred Jackson)
(8:15 PM) The African Lion (1955/75m/James Algar)
(9:30 PM) Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar (1967/75m/Winston Hibler)
(11:00 PM) Yellowstone Cubs (1963/48m/Charles L. Draper)
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
(12:00 AM) The Country Cousin (1936/9m/Wilfred Jackson)
(12:15 AM) The Wild Country (1970/100m/Robert Totten)
(2:00 AM) Cheetah (1989/82m/John Cotter)
(3:30 AM) Benji the Hunted (1987/89m/Joe Camp)
(5:00 AM) The Bears and I (1974/89m/Bernard McEveety)
(6:45 AM) Madcap Ambrose (1916/22m/Fred Fishback)
(7:30 AM) The Adventures of a Rookie (1943/65m/Leslie Goodwins)
(8:45 AM) Jazz Heaven (1930/68m/Melville Brown)
(10:00 AM) It All Came True (1940/97m/Lewis Seiler)
(11:45 AM) Thirst (1917/23m/no director listed)
(12:15 PM) Shadows on the Stairs (1941/64m/D. Ross Lederman)
(1:30 PM) Sunday Punch (1942/76m/David Miller)
(3:00 PM) L'assassin Habite Au 21 (1942/83m/Henri-Georges Clouzot)
(4:30 PM) Stage Door (1937/92m/Gregory LaCava)
(6:15 PM) Million Dollar Baby (1941/101m/Curtis Bernhardt)
(8:00 PM) Inherit the Wind (1960/128m/Stanley Kramer)
(10:15 PM) Middle of the Night (1959/117m/Delbert Mann)
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
(12:30 AM) Executive Suite (1954/105m/Robert Wise)
(2:30 AM) Seven Days in May (1964/118m/John Frankenheimer)
(4:45 AM) The Young Doctors (1961/103m/Phil Karlson)
(6:30 AM) ...Tick...Tick...Tick... (1970/97m/Ralph Nelson)
(8:15 AM) Babette's Feast (1987/103m/Gabriel Axel)
(10:00 AM) The Footloose Heiress (1937/59m/William Clemens)
(11:15 AM) Brewster's Millions (1945/79m/Allan Dwan)
(12:45 PM) You'll Find Out (1940/97m/David Butler)
(2:30 PM) I Married an Angel (1942/85m/Maj. W. S. Van Dyke II)
(4:00 PM) The Hasty Heart (1950/102m/Vincent Sherman)
(5:45 PM) Logan's Run (1975/118m/Michael Anderson)
(8:00 PM) King Rat (1965/135m/Bryan Forbes)
(10:30 PM) California $plit (1974/108m/Robert Altman)
Thursday, March 28, 2019
(12:30 AM) Where's Poppa? (1970/94m/Carl Reiner)
(2:15 AM) Loving (1970/89m/Irvin Kershner)
(4:00 AM) Bye Bye Braverman (1968/94m/Sidney Lumet)
(6:00 AM) Millionaires In Prison (1940/64m/Ray McCarey)
(7:15 AM) Millionaire Playboy (1940/64m/Leslie Goodwins)
(8:30 AM) You For Me (1952/71m/Don Weis)
(10:00 AM) That Way With Women (1947/84m/Frederick de Cordova)
(11:30 AM) The Working Man (1933/78m/John G. Adolfi)
(1:00 PM) Just This Once (1952/90m/Don Weis)
(2:45 PM) Texas Carnival (1951/77m/Charles Walters)
(4:15 PM) Maid's Night Out (1938/64m/Ben Holmes)
(5:30 PM) Auntie Mame (1958/143m/Morton DaCosta)
(8:00 PM) The Story of G.I. Joe (1945/109m/William A. Wellman)
(10:00 PM) Reds (1981/195m/Warren Beatty)
Friday, March 29, 2019
(1:30 AM) The Year of Living Dangerously (1982/115m/Peter Weir)
(3:30 AM) Park Row (1952/83m/Samuel Fuller)
(5:00 AM) -30- (1959/96m/Jack Webb)
(6:45 AM) Big Deal on Madonna Street (1958/106m/Mario Monicelli)
(8:45 AM) Jazz Boat (1960/97m/Ken Hughes)
(10:30 AM) The Cat Burglar (1961/65m/William Witney)
(11:45 AM) The Fake (1953/71m/Godfrey Grayson)
(1:00 PM) He Walked By Night (1948/79m/Alfred Werker)
(2:30 PM) Arsene Lupin (1932/84m/Jack Conway)
(4:00 PM) Jack of Diamonds (1967/108m/Don Taylor)
(6:00 PM) The Burglars (1971/114m/Henri Verneuil)
(8:00 PM) Dial ‘M’ for Murder (1954/105m/Alfred Hitchcock)
(10:00 PM) The Key (1958/126m/Carol Reed)
Saturday, March 30, 2019
(12:15 AM) The Secret Garden (1949/92m/Fred M. Wilcox)
(2:00 AM) Final Exam (1981/90m/Jimmy Huston)
(4:00 AM) Night School (1981/88m/Ken Hughes)
(6:00 AM) The Great Sinner (1949/110m/Robert Siodmak)
(8:00 AM) MGM CARTOONS: Rock-A-Bye-Bear (1952/7m/Tex Avery)
(8:09 AM) It Looks Like Rain (1945/10m/Paul Burnford)
(8:19 AM) So You're Going on a Vacation (1946/11m/Richard Bare)
(8:30 AM) Prairie Thunder (1937/55m/B. Reeves Eason)
(9:30 AM) FLASH GORDON CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE: Flaming Death (1940)
(10:00 AM) POPEYE: Organ Grinder's Swing (1937/6m/Dave Fleischer)
(10:08 AM) The Case of the Black Cat (1936/66m/William McGann)
(11:30 AM) Wagon Wheels West (1943/17m/B. Reeves Eason)
(12:00 PM) Larceny, Inc. (1942/95mLloyd Bacon)
(2:00 PM) The Postman Always Rings Twice (1946/113m/Tay Garnett)
(4:00 PM) Ocean's Eleven (1960/127m/Lewis Milestone)
(6:15 PM) Murder Most Foul (1964/91m/George Pollock)
(8:00 PM) Move Over, Darling (1963/103m/Michael Gordon)
(10:00 PM) My Favorite Wife (1940/88m/Garson Kanin)
Sunday, March 31, 2019
(12:00 AM) Border Incident (1949/95m/Anthony Mann)
(2:00 AM) This Is Spinal Tap (1984/83m/Rob Reiner)
(3:30 AM) Tickle Me (1965/91m/Norman Taurog)
(5:15 AM) MGM Parade Show #20 (1955/26m)
(6:00 AM) The Old Maid (1939/95m/Edmund Goulding)
(8:00 AM) Dinner at Eight (1933/111m/George Cukor)
(10:00 AM) Border Incident (1949/95m/Anthony Mann)
(12:00 PM) The Barretts of Wimpole Street (1957/105m/Sidney Franklin)
(2:00 PM) Sunday in New York (1963/105m/Peter Tewksbury)
(4:00 PM) Desk Set (1957/104m/Walter Lang)
(6:00 PM) Where The Boys Are (1960/99m/Henry Levin)
(8:00 PM) The Last Hurrah (1958/121m/John Ford)
(10:15 PM) The Irish in Us (1935/84m/Lloyd Bacon)