TV Schedule for Classic Reruns TV (WYBN-LD6) Albany, NY

Lady of Burlesque (1943)

Burlesque dancer Dixie Daisy is the prime suspect when rival dancers are found strangled with their own stage costumes. Aided by infatuated stand-up comic Biff Brannigan, Dixie must find the killer before she becomes his next victim.

The Big Wheel (1949)

Banned from racing, a brash young driver (Mickey Rooney) returns to Indianapolis and burns up the track.

The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again (1970)

Three retired Texas Rangers rescue a former colleague and eventually become the sheriff and deputies of Waco.

Jack and the Beanstalk (1952)

A butcher (Bud Abbott) and a simpleton (Lou Costello) climb a beanstalk to a giant and a hen that lays golden eggs.

Paris Blues (1961)

An outstanding jazz score highlights this tale of two American musicians in Paris whose lives are changed by tourists.

The Producers (1968)

A Broadway producer (Zero Mostel) and his accountant (Gene Wilder) back a sure-fire flop: "Springtime for Hitler."

Captain Kidd (1945)

The king of England asks pirate Kidd (Charles Laughton) to escort ships plying treasures from India.

To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)

A widowed lawyer (Gregory Peck) with two bright children (Mary Badham, Phillip Alford) defends a black man falsely accused of raping a white woman in 1930s Alabama.

Julie (1956)

A stewardess (Doris Day) runs for her life once she realizes her second husband (Louis Jourdan) killed her first.

The Big Lift (1950)

One U.S. soldier (Paul Douglas) warns another (Montgomery Clift) about the latter's German girlfriend (Cornell Borchers) during the Berlin airlift.

The Boy in the Plastic Bubble (1976)

The girl (Glynnis O'Connor) next door makes a teen (John Travolta) born with immune deficiencies want to leave his germ-free bubble.

The Girl Hunters (1963)

Private eye Mike Hammer (Mickey Spillane) asks a bikinied blonde (Shirley Eaton) and others about his long-lost secretary, Velda.

The Red House (1947)

A gloomy farmer (Edward G. Robinson) forbids a hired hand (Lon McCallister), or anyone else, to go near a red house in the woods.

The Missouri Traveler (1958)

A gruff neighbor (Lee Marvin) and a newspaper editor (Gary Merrill) help a teenage farmer (Brandon de Wilde) grow up in circa-1910 Missouri.