Pre-Code.Com Site News for November 2017

So the good news is that I got a promotion at the library. So you’re now reading the blog of a Reference Librarian, which you would think meant my sentences would be more grammatically right. The bad news is that I now have a lot on my plate. So let’s see how this month goes!

TCM is an interesting beast this month. There are no pre-Code movies until the 11th, which is strange. But then there’s a half day dedicated to the great Miriam Hopkins and a full day of Irene Dunne rarities. So all is not lost! Recommendations for the month include Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, The Stranger’s Return, Ann Vickers, Professional Sweetheart, and One Way Passage, if you’ve somehow missed any of those.

Just a reminder: my hosting costs about $40/month because of all the images and, I don’t know, I think I personally wronged someone at some point. If you want to throw even a buck a month to me via Patreon, it’s much appreciated!

Pre-Code Hollywood Movies on TCM in November

Please note: All times listed here are Eastern Standard. This schedule is subject to change (like if someone dies or the world ends– you know how it is). See the full listings for the month here. If you subscribe to TCM via cable, you can watch TCM online via the TCM Watch site. If you don’t have cable, check out Sling TV, where (Americans) can watch TCM online or on their Roku for only $25/month. Plus you get HGTV and Food Network. That’s how I got my wife to okay it.

Date & Time
Film

7th, 3:45 AM One Man’s Journey (1933)

7th, 6:00 AM Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1932)

7th, 7:45 AM The Stranger’s Return (1933)

7th, 9:30 AM The Richest Girl in the World (1934)

14th, 7:00 AM The King’s Vacation (1933)
A monarch thinks he can find a simpler life with his former wife. With George Arliss.

14th, Midnight Scarface (1932)

16th, 6:00 AM Not So Dumb (1930)
A scatterbrain throws a party. With Marion Davies.

16th, 9:00 AM Our Betters (1933)

16th, 3:00 PM Hollywood Party (1934)

16th, 4:15 PM Dinner at Eight (1933)

17th, 6:30 AM Bachelor Aparment (1931)
A hard-working girl falls for a playboy. Starts a day of Irene Dunne pre-Codes and features!

17th, 8:00 AM The Great Lover (1931)
A womanizing opera star falls in love with his innocent protegee. With Irene Dunne and Adolphe Menjou.

17th, 9:15 AM Symphony of Six Million (1932)
A doctor fights his way from the slums to Park Avenue. With Ricardo Cortez and Irene Dunne.

17th, 11:00 AM Thirteen Women (1932)

17th, 12:15 PM Ann Vickers (1933)

17th, 1:45 PM No Other Woman (1933)
A newly rich couple is divided by wealth. With Irene Dunne and Walter Huston.

17th, 3:00 PM The Secret of Madame Blanche (1933)
A murder brings together a woman and the son she was forced to give up years earlier. With Irene Dunne, Lionel Atwill, and Phillips Holmes.

17th, 4:30 PM The Age of Innocence (1934)
A young attorney risks his career for a glamorous divorcee.

18th, 6:15 AM Stingaree (1934)
A bandit kidnaps an opera singer. With Richard Dix and Irene Dunne.

19th, 6:00 AM Double Harness (1933)

20th, 7:45 AM Professional Sweetheart (1933)

23rd, 6:30 AM Little Women (1933)

26th, 7:30 AM Rafter Romance (1933)

26th, 12:00 PM One Way Passage (1932)

27th, 12:15 PM Consolation Marriage (1931)

Questions? Comments? Or do you just want to bug me? Leave a comment below!

Categories: TCM Schedules

Danny

Danny is a writer who lives with his lovely wife, adorable children, and geriatric yet yappy dog. He blogs at pre-code.com, a website dedicated to Hollywood films from 1930 to 1934, and can be found on Twitter @PreCodeDotCom.

4 Comments

Sandra Farnham · October 30, 2017 at 3:04 am

The films you have listed on the 11th of November are not the films TCM is showing that day per the on-line Full Schedule on the tcm.com site. They show war movies instead.

    Danny · October 30, 2017 at 5:36 am

    Oh, those are on the 7th. I’m so bad with dates. Thanks for pointing it out!

shadowsandsatin · October 30, 2017 at 6:16 am

Congrats on the promotion, Danny!

Patricia Nolan-Hall (@CaftanWoman) · October 30, 2017 at 11:16 am

A couple of titles I’ve been longing to check out – Symphony for Six Million and Our Betters. Appreciate the heads up.

Congratulations on the promotion. Well deserved, I am sure.

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