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MOVIES ON (TV
Sunday A.M.
"Last Musketeer." 1952. Rex Allen. 11:00—4
Sunday P.M.
"Message to Garcia." 1936. Wallace Beery.
1:00—5
"Fateful Night." Charles McGraw. 1:00 —9
"Moon Over Miami." 1941. Betty Grable.
2:30—4
"Men of Sherwood Forest." 1942. Don Taylor.
4:00—5
"The Man in Half Moon Street." 1944.
Helen Walker. 11:20—9
"Accused of Murder." 1956. Sidney Blackmer.
12:15—4
Monday P.M.
"Child of Divorce." 1946. Sharyn Moffett.
1:00—5
"Smart Girls Don't Talk." 1948.
Virginia Mayo. 5:00 —9
"Mrs. Parkington." 1944. Greer Garson.
9:00—5
"Red Dust.' 1932. Clark Gable. 11:20—9
"Centennial Summer." 1946. Cornel Wilde.
11:30—7
"The Ghost Comes Home." 1940.
Frank Morgan. 1:00 —9
Tuesday P.M.
"Crashing Hollywood." 1938. Lee Tracy.
1:00—5
"The Champ." 1931. Wallace Beery. 5:00 —9
"Father's Dilemma." 1952. Aldo Fabrizi.
11:20—9
“Legion of the Doomed." 1958.
Bill Williams. 11:30—7
“Sunday Punch." 1942. William Lundigan.
1:00—9
Wednesday P.M.
"Dangerous Moonlight." 1930. Sally Gray.
1:00—5
"Nancy Drew, Troubleshooter." 1939.
Bonita Granville. 5:00 —9
"Reap the Wild Wind." 1942. Ray Milland.
11:20—9
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The Sunday Star TV Magazine, Washington, D. C., February 18, 1962
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RONALD COLMAN
The late actor appears in a favorite
role, poet-rogue Francois Villon, in
the romanticized "If I Were King,"
the Late Show Saturday, 11:15 p m.,
WTOP—9.
"Metropolis." 1927. Brigitte Helm. 11:30—7
"King's Row." 1942. Ronald Reagan. 1:35 —9
Thursday P.M.
"Date with the Falcon." 1942. George Sanders.
. 1:00—5
"Blonde Fever." 1944. Mary Astor. 5:00 —9
"Ring of Fear." 1955. Pat O'Brien. 11:20 —9
"El Paso." 1949. John Payne. 11:30 —7
"Nazi Agent." 1942. Conrad Veidt. 1:05 —9

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