The Black Cat (1934) on MeTV, Saturday January 26 -- The Music of Universal Horror and Drama Films

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Date Posted: 19:10:30 01/23/13 Wed
Author: Tim
Subject: The Black Cat (1934) on MeTV, Saturday January 26

The Black Cat (1934) will be airing on the Svengoolie program on MeTV this coming Saturday.

http://metvnetwork.com/

http://svengoolie.com/

Saturday January 26, 2013
10:00 PM Eastern / Pacific
9:00 PM Central

The Black Cat (1934)
Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer
Starring Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, David Manners, Jacqueline Wells, Egon Brecher, Harry Cording and Lucille Lund

Watch for John Carradine in a small part as the organist.

Tim

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[> Re: The Black Cat (1934) on MeTV, Saturday January 26 -- Officer Torch, 08:39:56 01/24/13 Thu [1]

Of my favorite Universal horror "oldies" I'd say "The Black Cat" from 1934 is my second favorite. (Bride of Frankenstein still my favorite.) Black Cat had a good story, great music (much was used in later Flash Gordon serials), interesting art deco settings, a touch of class, and a tad of humor. Watch carefully if you want a glimpse of Carridine...think its an overhead view of him as the organist.

I don't have access to MeTV, a Time Warner channel. I've a different cable provider, and have requested the channel. Nevertheless, if you've access to it or a dvd, watch or re-watch it, a good oldie...one of those worth additional viewings.

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