The following are movies that might be of interest on Turner Classic Movies in July. All times are CENTRAL.

This month I will again mark all those films not known by me to have been released on video with a thumbs up. This is NOT a specific recommendation, merely a sign that the particular film may otherwise be unavailable.

Following the tradition started by Cameron, I have made every attempt to be inclusive. Some of these films may have relatively brief appearances by the boy actors listed. I enjoy reading commentary on any new film that you may have watched after reading about it here. 
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July 3rd
12:00 NOON

2:30pm National Velvet
A British farm girl fights to train a difficult horse for the Grand National Steeplechase.
Jackie 'Butch' Jenkins, Terry Kilburn

7:00pm
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July 4th
5:00am : Scarlet Coat
An American officer goes undercover to unmask a Revolutionary War traitor.
Bobby Driscoll [Bobby was 18 when this was released but I think I've heard others here mention that they wanted to see all of his films.]

7:00am

2:30pm The Pride Of The Yankees
Baseball legend Lou Gehrig faces a crippling disease at the height of his success.
Douglas Croft, Gene Collins, David Holt, Bobby Winkler

5:00pm

7:15pm Yankee Doodle Dandy
Spirited musical biography of the song-and-dance man who kept America humming through two world wars.
Douglas Croft
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July 5th
4:30am

8:00am Village of the Damned
After a mysterious blackout, the inhabitants of a British village give birth to emotionless, super-powered offspring.
Martin Stephens

4:30pm

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July 7th
7:00pm

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July 9th
9:00pm

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July 11th
4:15am

7:00am :

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July 12th
8:15am : Nancy Drew - Detective
A teen-aged sleuth investigates a wealthy woman's disappearance.
Frankie Thomas, Tommy Bupp
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July 13th
1:45pm : Mayor of Hell
A racketeer goes straight to run a reform school.
Frankie Darro, Farina Hoskins,Sidney Miller, Raymond Borzage, Charles Cane, Andy Shuford , Beaudine Anderson
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July 15th
6:30am : Star Witness
An old man who witnessed a crime is threatened by gangsters.
Dickie Moore, George Ernest, Harry Watson

3:15pm The Man Who Knew Too Much
International spies kidnap a doctor's son when he stumbles on their assassination plot.
Christopher Olsen

5:15pm : Ransom!
A wealthy couple tries to cope with the press and the police when their son is kidnapped.
Bobby Clark, Charles Herbert
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July 16th
11:00pm

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July 17th
9:00am Cahill U.S. Marshal
A tough lawman has to bring in his own sons for a train robbery.
Clay O'Brien
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July 18th
5:15am The Trouble With Harry
A corpse creates a world of trouble for several passersby who each believe they may have caused the death.
Jerry Mathers

9:00pm Fahrenheit 451
Adaptation of Ray Bradbury's futuristic novel about a society where literature is outlawed.
Denis Gilmore, Mark Lester
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July 22nd
3:15pm

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July 24th
7:00pm Citizen Kane
The investigation of a publishing tycoon's dying words reveals conflicting stories about his scandalous life.
Sonny Bupp, Buddy Swan
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July 25th
5:00pm Citizen Kane
The investigation of a publishing tycoon's dying words reveals conflicting stories about his scandalous life.
Sonny Bupp, Buddy Swan
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July 27th
1:00pm

5:00pm

Thank you, Zab.  Much appreciated as always.

I don't know if I got this right, but its close:
"...and he died as he knew he would, as the first snows of winter were falling."

A lovely scene which occurs in one of the movies you listed.  Anyone know which one?

I'm afraid you have me stumped as well, YA.

I'm sort of a poser on this topic. I think only 4 of these films are younger than I am 

I don't remember the quote from any of the ones that I have seen. If I were guessing, I'd go with Night of the Hunter only because I know it's a favorite of yours.

Well, no wonder I didn't know.  I've never seen Fahrenheit 451. 

I do want to see it now, though, since I see that Mark Lester is in it. 

Thanks for the little tidbit, YoungArthur!  (And thanks for not asking me how much I was willing to bet.)   

Love,
Sir J

I haven't seen Fahrenheit 451 yet either. I do have it in a pile of tapes to watch though. What did you think of the film, YA?