TV Schedule for WFNY - Gloversville, NY
Sunday, May 10th TV listings for WFNY - Gloversville, NY
The Cocoanuts (1929)
Groucho, Chico, Harpo and Zeppo take advantage of hotel guests during the Florida land boom.
Little Joe tries teaching a deaf girl sign language after seeing her get mistreated by her father.
Railroad detective Matt Clark solves mysteries with his assistant.
Railroad detective Matt Clark solves mysteries with his assistant.
The suspenseful tales of the Old West's famous sharp shooter.
The suspenseful tales of the Old West's famous sharp shooter.
Wealthy planter Jim Bowie relies on the knife he invented after breaking his regular one fighting a bear.
Wealthy planter Jim Bowie relies on the knife he invented after breaking his regular one fighting a bear.
Anna Christie (1930)
A Swedish woman with a secret finds her bargeman father, barfly Marthy and a seaman who falls for her.
True stories of the Arizona Rangers in the early 20th century.
Scott Martin and a challenger go head-to-head in a unique fishing tournament format.
Railroad detective Matt Clark solves mysteries with his assistant.
Railroad detective Matt Clark solves mysteries with his assistant.
He Walked by Night (1948)
Los Angeles police officers (Scott Brady, Roy Roberts) hunt a devious killer thief (Richard Basehart) who monitors their frequency.
The Lone Ranger and Tonto avenge wrongs throughout the Old West.
The Lone Ranger and Tonto avenge wrongs throughout the Old West.
Little Joe tries teaching a deaf girl sign language after seeing her get mistreated by her father.
The adventures of Capt. Dan Tempest and the crew of the Tempest.
The adventures of Capt. Dan Tempest and the crew of the Tempest.
Reed Hadley stars in this 1953 crime-stoppers series.
Reed Hadley stars in this 1953 crime-stoppers series.
Police officer Casey Jones works undercover to solve crimes.
Police officer Casey Jones works undercover to solve crimes.
Quicksand (1950)
A garage mechanic (Mickey Rooney) robs the till for a date with a gold digger (Jeanne Cagney), then sinks even lower.