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- 'Harlan County, U.S.A.' (star)(star)(star)(star) (U.S.; Barbara Kopple, 1977). Kopple's searing, on-the-spot, Oscar-winning documentary about the 1973 coal miners' strike against Eastover Mining Co. in \"Bloody Harlan County.\" Stark, unvarnished, terrifying- -a classic reportorial effort. 6:45, 9 and 11:15 p.m. Sat.; 3 p.m. Sun. - 'The Poor Little Rich Girl' (star)(star)(star)1/2 (U.S.; Maurice Tourneur, 1917). One of Mary Pickford's biggest hits and key films. A pictorially stunning near-fairy tale about a bright little rich girl who yearns to be with the street kids outside. Mary, at age 24, plays a believable 11. Frances Marion, her most frequent and congenial scenarist, co-wrote from Eleanor Gates' pop novel and play, and French director Tourneur gives it a great nightmare sequence and a richly embellished look like no other \"Little Mary\" movie. Live piano accompaniment by Daniel Sefik. Silent with English intertitles. 7 p.m. Sun. -'Kiss Me Deadly' (star)(star)(star)(star) (U.S.; Robert Aldrich, 1955). Fifties paperback king Mickey Spillane's ultra-brutal private- eye Mike Hammer (Ralph Meeker) became the monster shamus in a world of crooks, convertibles, killers, deadly dames and atom bombs, in the L.A. film noir to end them all. Director Aldrich and writer A.I. Bezzerides obviously think Spillane's work is a crock, though this movie is the only real classic associated with his name. It's a Pandora's box murder mystery that ends with no whimpers and a big bang. With Albert Dekker, Cloris Leachman, Paul Stewart, Jack Elam and Strother Martin. 7 p.m. Tue.

Everson reviews Halfway House directed by Basil Dearden and starring Francoise Rosay, Tom Walls, and Glynis Johns.

Thompson reviews Jenny starring Jean-Louis Barrault and Françoise Rosay and directed by Marcel Carne and Les Portes de la nuit starring Yves Montand, Nathalie Nattier and Serge Reggiani and directed by Marcel Carne.