Topic: September - December 2009 TV Stooges

[BeAStooge]

Eastern Times

TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES

September
THE OUTLAWS IS COMING! (1965  Widescreen)
9/19  7:30AM

October
MAD LOVE (1935)  Ted Healy costars
10/4  7:45AM
ROAD SHOW (1940)  Shemp Howard cameo
10/25  9AM
SENIOR PROM (1959)  Assoc. Produced by Moe Howard
10/15  10AM

November
AFRICA SCREAMS (1949)  Shemp Howard & Joe Besser costar
11/19  6AM
HOLLYWOOD HOTEL (1937)  Ted Healy costars
11/11  8PM
HOLLYWOOD PARTY (1934)  Ted Healy and His Stooges appearance
11/25  6AM
MAD LOVE (1935)  Ted Healy costars
11/1  5:15AM

December
ANOTHER THIN MAN (1939)  Shemp Howard guest appearance
12/31  11:45PM


AMC

September
THE BRAVADOS (1958)  Joe DeRita costars
9/26  9:15AM
GOLD RAIDERS (1951) 
9/11  4:45AM
9/26  6AM

October
GOLD RAIDERS (1951) 
10/16  4:45AM
IT'S A MAD MAD MAD MAD WORLD (1963)  Moe, Larry & Curly Joe cameo
10/2  2:30AM


Encore Westerns Channel

September
THE GENE AUTRY SHOW: The Million Dollar Fiddle (1955)  Joe Besser costars
9/3  4:30PM
9/5  6AM

October
THE GENE AUTRY SHOW: The Million Dollar Fiddle (1955)  Joe Besser costars
10/30  7:30AM


Other TCM programming of interest...

Laurel & Hardy
SONS OF THE DESERT (1933), 9/19  6AM
ISN'T LIFE TERRIBLE? (1925), Oliver Hardy & Charley Chase, 9/28  12:30AM
BLOCK-HEADS (1938), 11/25  5AM
HOLLYWOOD PARTY (1934), 11/25  6AM
RIDING HIGH (1950), Oliver Hardy, 12/28  10PM

Abbott & Costello
ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN KIDD (1952), 11/6  7AM
AFRICA SCREAMS (1949), 11/19  6AM
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (1952), 11/19  7:30AM

Thelma Todd & Patsy Kelly
TIN MAN (1935), 9/5  8:41AM

The Boy Friends
MAMA LOVES PAPA (1931), 9/30  10:57AM

Charley Chase
KELLY THE SECOND (1936), Charley Chase & Patsy Kelly, 9/5  7:30AM
SONS OF THE DESERT (1933), 9/19  6AM
BAD BOY (1925), 9/28  12AM
ISN'T LIFE TERRIBLE? (1925), Charley Chase & Oliver Hardy, 9/28  12:30AM
THE UNEASY THREE (1925), 9/28  1AM
MAMA BEHAVE (1926), 9/28  1:30AM
TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE (1914), 11/2  12AM, 11/9  6AM

Buster Keaton
SHERLOCK JR. (1924), 9/21  8PM
STEAMBOAT BILL JR. (1928), 9/21  9PM
BEACH BLANKET BINGO (1965 Widescreen), 11/8  6PM
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME (1949), 12/13  12PM, 12/25  3AM
THE CAMERAMAN (1928), 12/29  10:30AM

Marx Brothers
A NIGHT AT THE OPERA (1935), 10/2  6AM
A DAY AT THE RACES (1937), 10/2  7:45AM
ROOM SERVICE (1938), 10/2  9:45AM
GO WEST (1940), 10/2  11:15AM
A NIGHT IN CASABLANCA (1946), 10/2  12:45PM, 10/19  5PM
DOUBLE DYNAMITE (1951)  Groucho Marx & Frank Sinatra, 10/2  2:15PM
A GIRL IN EVERY PORT (1952)  Groucho Marx & William Bendix, 10/2  3:45PM
STAGE DOOR CANTEEN (1943), Harpo Marx, 12/5  6AM

Wheeler & Woolsey
THE CUCKOOS (1930), 10/14  8PM
HOOK, LINE AND SINKER (1931), 10/14  10PM
CAUGHT PLASTERED (1932), 10/14  11:30PM
PEACH-O-RENO (1932), 10/15  12:45AM
MUMMY'S BOYS (1936), 11/21  4:45AM

Harold Lloyd
MOVIE CRAZY (1932), 10/19  6:30AM
THE CAT'S PAW (1934), 10/19  8AM
THE MILKY WAY (1936), 10/19  10AM
THE SIN OF HAROLD DIDDLEBOCK (1950), 10/19  11:30AM
HAROLD LLOYD'S WORLD OF COMEDY (1962), 10/19  1:15PM
HAROLD LLOYD'S FUNNY SIDE OF LIFE (1963), 10/19  3PM

Charlie Chaplin
TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE (1914), 11/2  12AM, 11/9  6AM

Dead End Kids / East Side Kids / Bowery Boys
THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL (1939), 10/1  12AM
ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES (1938), 10/14  3:45AM, 12/3  1:30AM
DEAD END (1937), 12/2  9:30PM
CRIME SCHOOL (1938), 12/9  8:45AM

Eddie Cantor
HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN (1944), 9/18  2AM
THANK YOUR LUCKY STARS (1943), 12/17  4:15AM

Jack Benny
HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN (1944), 9/18  2AM
CHASING RAINBOWS (1930), 11/9  8:45AM
THE HORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT (1945), 11/25  3:30AM
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE (1942), 12/19  10PM

Joe E. Brown
HOLLYWOOD CANTEEN (1944), 9/18  2AM
SOME LIKE IT HOT (1959 Widescreen), 11/27  5:45PM

Red Skelton
WHISTLING IN THE DARK (1941), 10/5  1:30PM
WHISTLING IN DIXIE (1942), 10/5  3PM
WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN (1943), 10/5  4:15PM
THOUSANDS CHEER (1944), 10/5  5:45PM

Lucille Ball
THE FACTS OF LIFE (1960 Widescreen), Lucille Ball & Bob Hope, 9/6  10AM, 10/26  10:30AM
FIVE CAME BACK (1939), 9/11  4:45AM
ROOM SERVICE (1938), 10/2  9:45AM
THOUSANDS CHEER (1944), 10/5  5:45PM
LURED (1947), 10/16  10:30PM
YOURS, MINE AND OURS (1968 Widescreen), 10/28  4PM, 11/27  2PM
FOLLOW THE FLEET (1936), 10/29  6AM
MGM PARADE SHOW # 22 (1955), Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz, 11/3  7:30PM, 11/5  5:30AM, 11/18  5:30AM, 11/19  7:15PM, 11/30  7PM
OLD MAN RHYTHM (1935), 11/11  11:45PM
ROBERTA (1935), 11/26  6:30AM
TOP HAT (1935), 11/26  4PM, 12/27  8AM
THE LONG, LONG TRAILER (1954), Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz, 11/27  4PM
THAT'S RIGHT, YOU'RE WRONG (1940), 12/17  8AM

Bob Hope
THE FACTS OF LIFE (1960 Widescreen), Bob Hope & Lucille Ball, 9/6  10AM, 10/26  10:30AM
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH (1952), 11/19  11AM

The Ritz Brothers
THE GOLDWYN FOLLIES (1938), 9/20  8AM

Don Knotts
HERBIE GOES TO MONTE CARLO (1977), 9/13  2PM, 11/27  4:30AM
THE INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET (1964 Widescreen), 11/29  2PM
THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG (1975 Widescreen), 12/13  2:15AM
THE APPLE DUMPLING GANG RIDES AGAIN (1979), 12/13  4AM


Other Fox Movie Channel programming of interest...

Laurel & Hardy
THE BULLFIGHTERS (1945), 10/11  7:30AM, 10/24  9AM
DANCING MASTERS (1943), 10/24  7:30AM

Jack Benny
A GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAN (1967  Widescreen), 10/1  6:30PM, 10/10  4PM, 10/21  6PM

Lucille Ball
A GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAN (1967  Widescreen), 10/1  6:30PM, 10/10  4PM, 10/21  6PM


Other AMC programming of interest...

Jerry Lewis
THE NUTTY PROFESSOR (1963), 9/9  6AM

[FineBari3]

10/14 - Wheeler and Woolsey!!!! ...and I don't have any of these!

I would love to see "Cockeyed Cavaliers" and tape that, then I would be very happy!

If some of you have never heard of these guys, please check them out! I was introduced to them last summer at Cinevent in Columbus. I could not believe I had never seen these guys before, and I was a student of film from an early age. I guess they are finally getting their due.

I love Robert Woolsey's double entente and even downright filthy dialogue....although I have been known to be partial to that.  I zeroed in on him immediately!

Because of the introduction of the Hays Code and Woolsey's death, the duo's career was cut off and forgotten.  Don't expect anything fantastic, but I would say if you are interested in Vaudeville, these guys are as pure as it gets on film. 

[locoboymakesgood]

I enjoyed Wheeler and Woolsey but haven't seen them since the 90s. I'll be DVRing that for sure.