Movie #1: Charlie Chan in Paris... Charlie Chan’s visit to Paris becomes a chase around the French capital when he tries to root out three counterfeiters who operate within the Parisian sewer system.

Movie #2: Suddenly... Sinatra's chilling performance as an assassin sparks this thriller about a gang of brutal gunmen who invade the home of an unsuspecting suburban family.

Movie #3: Dark Journey... A story of intrigue and espionage is set during World War I in Stockholm, a neutral and easily accessible capital infested with spies and counterspies. Suspicion battles with love, leading to conflicting loyalties and an action packed climax.

Movie #4: Anna Karenina... This Tolstoy classic is about a married woman who falls blindly in love with an officer.

Movie #5: Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon... The fate of England hangs in the balance as Sherlock Holmes joins forces with the British Air Ministry to defeat his archenemy Professor Moriarity and the evil Nazi threat.

Movie #6: David and Goliath... In this biblical epic, Welles stars as King Saul who, while battling the Philistines, seeks a young shepherd named David to defeat the mighty giant Goliath.

Anatomy of a Psycho… The crazed brother of a condemned killer sent to the gas chamber swears vengeance on those he holds responsible for his brother's execution.

Hatchet for a Honeymoon… A bridal design shop owner kills various young brides-to-be in an attempt to unlock a repressed childhood trauma that is causing him to commit murder.

Every Sunday, GHS-TV features 5 hours of the best episodes from our quality programming line-up. This week’s GHS-TV marathon features select episodes of Conn Jackson Show, a trendy talk show focused on positive entertainment for women.

Week of March 15th - March 21st

Movie #1: Grand Illusion... Two French officers are captured by German forces in Renoir's commentary on the total senselessness of war.

Movie #2: Topper Returns... Cosmo Topper helps a fun-loving spirit find the man who mistakenly murdered her with expected zany results.

Movie #3: Blackbeard the Pirate... Honest Edward Maynard finds himself serving as the ship's surgeon under the infamous pirate Blackbeard.

Movie #4: The Rage of Paris... A penniless but sharp-witted French girl tries to make her mark on New York City by marrying a millionaire.

Movie #5: My Man Godfrey... In this scatter brained and urbane satire of the rich, an heiress takes a bum home to be her butler.

Movie #6: Fighting Sullivans... This true story tells of five brothers who fought and died together when their ship, the American cruiser Juneau, was sunk in the South Pacific during World War II.

Arts a la Carte… Jean Crawford takes a look at fine arts events in the Germantown and Memphis area. This month’s show focuses on DeltaCappella.

Chamber Matters... Join host Pat Scroggs, Executive Director of the Germantown Area Chamber of Commerce, as she welcomes to the show Susan Stralka, CEO of the Baptist Rehabilitation Germantown; Caroline Faquin, owner of More Than Words; and Amy Egerman, Owner of Dazzle.

Crosstalk... This week host A.J. Heinz takes a special on-location look at the Mississippi Riverkings Hockey Team.

Facing History and Ourselves: The Inextinguishable Symphony… David Lobel, Music Director and Conductor of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra, converses with author Martin Goldsmith.  They discuss Goldsmith’s newest book which is based on true events that occurred during the Holocaust.

I Did It Myself... Host Susan Thompson teaches viewers creative and cost effective repair methods with this month’s show, “Care and Repair.”

Inside the News... Host Gail Dorband from the Germantown News takes a look at current events in and around the Germantown community with alderman Mark Billingsley, Dr. Robert Kelsey of Kelsey’s Canine Clinic, and Bill McGaughey, Executive Vice President of Trustmark Bank.

LegalEase... Attorney Vincent Perryman examines legal issues and topics that concern you and your family. This month’s show focuses on tax preparation with Gus Wilson, a local Certified Personal Accountant.

Let's Talk Money... Hosts Harvey Cook and Kelly Bolton discuss all things financial. This month Harvey and Kelly discuss the medical patent process as well as the cost of eye care.

Mentors... Host Tracy Speake focuses on personalities and issues that are of particular interest to the senior community.  Tracy’s guests are Pam Leet, Director of Sales for the Village at Germantown; Terry Summerlin, a patient instructor for the University of Tennessee Health Science Center; and Regina Allen, who will review this month’s senior calendar.

Shelby County Schools Report... Host Ted Beasley gives viewers an inside look at what’s happening in Shelby County Schools.  The March Teacher Feature spotlights Julie Reagan of Oak Elementary, and the school of the month is Germantown High School.  This month’s SCS Focus guest is Karen Woodard, Director of Middle and Secondary Education.

Spotlight On Germantown... Germantown Mayor Sharon Goldsworthy examines issues that relate to local city government. This month the mayor’s guests are Patrick Lawton, City Administrator for the City of Germantown, and Vijay Surpuriya, who has information on this year’s International Festival.

Storytime... Host Lynnie Mirvis uses original stories and songs to teach preschoolers.

What's Up, Doc?... Dr. Thom Lobe and moderator Meredith Lesley examine current medical issues. This month’s show focuses on skin care with Jos Daniel, Founder of Energetic Interactions; and Merle Morgan, a licensed acupuncturist.

Beverly Hillbillies... Each week join the Clampetts for down-home fun. The show stars Buddy Ebsen and Irene Ryan. This week’s title is “No Place Like Home.” Episode number 11.

Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary... Billy Westmoreland's Fishing Diary provides tips on how to improve your fishing game. This month's show is “Sailfish, Sun, and Fun." Episode number 9.

Bonanza... Join the Cartwrights for an exciting tale straight from their ranch, the Ponderosa. This classic western series stars Lorne Greene and Pernel Roberts. This month's title is "Desert Justice." Episode number 5.

Bowhunter... On each program, an experienced bowhunting team explores the rich traditions of bowhunting with lessons on archery accuracy and valuable insights into choosing and using the latest bowhunting gear. This month’s show features "Kodiak Brown Bear." Episode number 2.

Classic TV presents "Blondie”... TV’s greatest hit shows are right here on GHS-TV. March is Blondie (1957) month. Each week watch comic strip characters Dagwood and Blondie come to life. The series stars Arthur Lake and Pamela Britton. Episode #3.

Conn Jackson... The Conn Jackson Show is a hip, hot and trendy new talk show focused on positive entertainment for women. This week’s show features Inman Park, Tony Stewart, Left Eye, and Old Skool.  Episode #306.

The Drexel InterView… The Drexel InterView is a lively half-hour talk show hosted by Drexel University Distinguished Professor, Paula Marantz Cohen. This month’s episode is Part II of Cohen’s interview with game show producer and author Chuck Barris. Episode number 67.

France Feelings... France Feelings is a series on current events, travel, cuisine and contemporary life in France.  This week's focus is "Wood.” Episode number 46.

Give Your Walls Some Soul... Enjoy Shannon Grissom's award-winning television show where she shares her tips and techniques for painting with soul! This week’s episode is “This Snow Has Soul."

Hot and Cold… Hot and Cold follows Tom Gocze as he builds and renovates houses with new types of insulation and alternative energy.  This week’s show is “Base Cabinets.” Episode number 30.

Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch... Jazz Cardio Strength Stretch is a powerfully fun and effective workout that will lift your sprits and strengthen your heart, muscles, and core. You'll get a healthy dose of cardio, strength, and stretch moves and finish up feeling energized and refreshed. Episode number 11.

Kids-a-Cookin’… Follow host Karen Arnold as she leads school-age children step-by-step in preparing nutritious, delicious and fun recipes. This month’s episode is “Apples.” Episode number 7.

The Lucy Show... Each week, watch another episode of this hilarious series starring the queen of comedy Lucille Ball and Gale Gordon. This week’s title is “Lucy’s Substitute Secretary.”

NASA... NASA 360 takes a look at NASA’s past, present, and future by examining how technology is being used from space exploration to everyday consumer products. This month’s show looks at how NASA tests the equipment needed for our return to the moon.   Episode number 6.

National Gallery of Art presents Henry Moore: A Life in Sculpture… This program traces Moore’s career by including footage of the artist at work, views of his sculptures and drawings, and interviews with critics, curators, and his colleagues.

Perils for Pedestrians... Perils for Pedestrians is a weekly television series promoting awareness of issues affecting the safety of people who walk. This week host John Wetmore looks at the advocate who led the campaign for the Huckleberry Trail in Blacksburg, Virginia; problems resulting from head injuries; and obstacles confronting pedestrians with disabilities in Anchorage, Alaska.  Episode number 68.

The Piano Guy… Scott Houston, public television personality, piano teacher, educator, and professional speaker teaches viewers how to play piano in this Emmy award-winning series.  Episode #502.

Picture of Health... Picture of Health provides community and patient information about health care issues. This week’s topic is "Teens and Substance Abuse.” Episode number 45.

Public Defender... Reed Hadley stars as Bart Matthews, Public Defender, who fights to protect the rights of ordinary citizens falsely accused of committing crimes. This week's episode is "All That Glitters.” Episode number 29.

Recovery Month... Recovery Month, produced by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration, seeks to educate communities about substance abuse disorders and addictions. This month’s show is titled ""Treatment and Recovery: Reducing the Burden on the Justice System and Society." Episode number 40.

Robin Hood... This classic television series starring Richard Greene tells the tale of the famous Sherwood Forest bandit and his merry men. This week's episode is “The Thorkil Ghost.” Episode number 38.

Sharing Miracles… Sharing Miracles, hosted by cancer survivor Billy Tauzin, features compelling and inspirational patient health care stories. This month’s show “Surviving Sudden Death” highlights the health crisis faced by pro football Hall-of-Famer Mike Ditka.

Sherlock Holmes... The adventures of master detective Sherlock Holmes as he and his assistant, Dr. Watson—and the bumbling Inspector Lestrade—battle criminals in London. This week’s title is "The Case of the Eiffel Tower." Episode number 30.

Songspeak: Conversations on the Art and Craft of Songwriting… Songspeak is a collaborative project between MTSU’s Recording Industry Department and ASCAP. Host Hal Newman interviews Nashville songwriters about the art and craft of writing songs. This month’s guest is Ralph Murphy. Episode number 2.

STCC Telecourses... This semester's telecourses include: Advanced English Composition, Discovering Psychology, Economics USA, Transforming America, Dollar and Sense, and Journey to Health.

Tempo... Tempo is produced by the Music Educator's National Conference to encourage the study and making of music. This month’s show takes a look at a career as a professional musician. Episode number 8.

Thrive!... Thrive! is a talk show that provides useful and insightful information about living with cancer. This month's program is entitled "The Future of Oncology – What Patients & Families Need to Know." Episode number 3.

Tracing Your Family Roots… Tracing Your Family Roots is a show for people interested in their genealogy. This week’s program looks at the free Internet service MyHeritage.com.  Episode number 202.

Travel TV…Join us for a short trip through the world of travel with traveltelevision.org, a magazine format show that tells stories of volunteers in the Gulf Coast region and offers information about novel travel companies, opportunities and websites. Episode # 116.

Words That Cook!... Words That Cook! is a half-hour of fun-filled entertainment for parents with children from 1-12. This month's show titled "Windows & Mirrors of Literacy,” examines how reading can reflect not only other people’s personalities, but our own personalities as well.

World’s Largest Concert… The 2009 World’s Largest Concert has been the highlight of “Music In Our Schools Month” since 1985. This sing-along concert links music students around the world, reaching an estimated 6 million viewers each year.