Friday, January 11, 2019

Silent Films on TCM's 31 days of Oscar


Like I am sure many people reading this blog are, I am a huge fan of Turner Classic Movies. Well February 1st begins the annual 31 days of Oscar, where for 31 days, the channel plays nothing but Oscar nominated films. As always this years line up is fantastic and includes many great films. However there will be no silent Sunday night during this time. Because of this for the benefit of my fellow silent film fans, here is a listing of the silent films that will be shown on the channel during 31 Days of Oscar, so you don't miss them.

Friday, February 1st


Sunrise (1927) Director: FW Murnau. Staring Janet Gaynor and George O'Brien. 5pm Pacific, 8pm Eastern

Street Angel (1928) Director: Frank Borzage. Staring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell. 7pm Pacific, 10pm Eastern.


Wednesday, February 13th
The Racket (1928) Director: Lewis Milestone. Staring Thomas Meighan and Marie Prevost. 3am Pacific, 6am Eastern.


Two Arabian Knights (1927) Director: Lewis Milestone. Staring William Boyd and Mary Astor. 4:30am Pacific, 7:30am Eastern.

A Woman of Affairs (1928) Director: Clarence Brown. Staring Greta Garbo and John Gilbert. 6:15am Pacific, 9:15am Eastern.


Our Dancing Daughters (1928) Director: Harry Beaumont. Staring Joan Crawford and John Mack Brown. 8:15am Pacific, 11:15am Eastern.


The Divine Lady (1929) Director: Frank Lloyd. Staring Connie Griffith and Victor Varconi. 10am Pacific, 1pm Eastern

Sadie Thompson (1928) Director: Raoul Walsh. Staring Gloria Swanson and Lionel Barrymore. 12pm Pacific, 3pm Eastern.

The Crowd (1928) Director: King Vidor. Staring Elanor Broadman, James Murray. 1:45 pm Pacific, 4:45pm Eastern.

Speedy (1928) Director: Ted Wilde. Staring Harold Lloyd and Ann Christy. 3:30pm Pacific, 6:30pm Eastern.






To view the whole schedule for TCM's 31 days of Oscar click here. 

Below is this year's promo.



-Michael J. Ruhland


1 comment:

  1. Better Lineup Than This Year's Nominees: GENDER ISSUE--ETHNICITY--CHECK ONE OR BOTH. Why Doesn't Oscar Do A Tribute To Pioneering Black Actors, Woody Strode & James Edwards?

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