After last month’s “break” from rarities, with a focus on Oscar’s best, brightest, and, logically, most easily available, TCM’s interestingly obscure programming returns in March with a whole slew of rare musicals. This includes several of my remaining That’s Entertainment entries, so I’m very excited to check a few more off of my list thanks to my DVR. There are also a few easily acquired That’s Entertainment titles (Anchors Aweigh, Gigi, and so on) airing this month, if you’ve missed any of those and need to catch up.
March 3
8:30am / Broadway Melody of 1936 (1936) – my review here
10:15am / Naughty Marietta (1935)
March 5
11:15am / Mr Dodd Takes the Air (1937)
March 6
1:45pm / Cynthia (1947) * Featured in That’s Entertainment
March 9
6:15am / Deep in my Heart (1954)
8:30am / Let’s Be Happy (1957)
March 13
12:30pm / Thousands Cheer (1943) * Featured in That’s Entertainment
March 17
10:15am / Little Nellie Kelly (1940) * Featured in That’s Entertainment
12:00pm / My Wild Irish Rose (1947)
March 18
10:30am / Because You’re Mine (1952)
4:15pm / Two Weeks with Love (1950) * Featured in That’s Entertainment
March 19
8:15am / On With the Show (1929)
10:15am / Street Girl (1929)
2:15am / Show of Shows (1929)
March 21
4:15pm / Two Sisters from Boston (1946)
6:15pm / The Glass Slipper (1955)
March 22
6:30am / Your Cheatin’ Heart (1964)
March 24
4:00pm / Cynthia (1947) * Featured in That’s Entertainment
8:00pm / Fleet’s In (1942)
2:15am / Follow the Fleet (1936)
March 30
8:00pm / Born to Dance (1936) * Featured in That’s Entertainment
Aside from the obvious choices of my required viewing, I’m particularly interested in March 24’s day of Sailors on Shore Leave-themed programming, as it’s one of my very favorite musical subgenres!
Thank you– I’ve been wanting to see some these films for ages!
It’s going to be a fun month… as long as I can keep my DVR from overflowing! :)
There are a few here that are on my “need to see” list – thanks for the heads up!