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TPTV Schedule August 30Th to September 5Th Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 30 00:00 Checkpoint 1956 th th TPTV Schedule August 30 to September 5 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 30 00:00 Checkpoint 1956. Drama. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars Anthony Steel, Odile Versois, Stanley Baker & James Aug Robertson Justice. An agent is sent to lure an Italian designer away from his firm. Mon 30 01:40 A Touch Of 1956. Comedy. In London's swanky hotel the Royal Connaught, if you need anything ask for Mr. Darling Aug The Sun (Frankie Howerd) the ' Mr. Fix-it'. Stars: Ruby Murray, Alfie Bass & Dennis Price. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 30 03:20 The Last 1935. Drama directed by Bernard Vorhaus. Bob (Julien Mitchell) is distraught with his upcoming Aug Journey compulsory retirement and believes his wife is having an affair. The day arrives for his final journey. (1935) (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 30 04:40 The 1952. Crime Drama. Directed by John Gilling. Starring Dermot Walsh, Barbara Murray & Thora Hird. Julius Aug Frightened (Walsh) is sent down from Oxford to join a gang of jewel thieves who plan a foolhardy raid. (SUBTITLES Man AVAILABLE) Mon 30 06:00 Night Was Our 1951. Crime Drama. Missing for two years, Martin (Michael Gough) returns home to his wife who is now Aug Friend with another man. Starring Elizabeth Sellars & Michael Gough. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 30 07:15 This England 1941. Drama. Directed by David MacDonald. Stars Emlyn Williams, John Clements & Roddy McDowall. A Aug country squire tells a US journalist the tradition of English freedom through a village's history. Mon 30 09:00 Together 1980. Stars Ernest Hare, Kathleen Byron , Richard Everett, Victor Maddern. Welcome to Rutherford Court Aug where new residents are getting to know each other. Mon 30 09:30 William Tell The Baroness. 19Stars: Conrad Phillips, Willoughby Goddard & Jennifer Jayne. When her husband is Aug invited to visit the castle of a beautiful baroness, Hedda suspecting the woman of working for Gessler. Mon 30 10:00 The Eternal 1954. War. Directed by John H. Auer. Stars: Sterling Hayden, Alexis Smith, Ben Cooper. An American Aug Sea naval officer loses his leg, he continues in the service after learning to cope with his disability. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 30 12:05 Look At Life 1964. A Look into an airline stewardess during her working day. Aug Mon 30 12:20 The 1958. Sci-Fi. A series of deaths on a Swiss mountain-side appear to be connected to a mysterious cloud. Aug Trollenberg Stars: Forrest Tucker, Warren Mitchell & Andrew Faulds. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Terror Mon 30 14:00 Rooms Jan and Tony Pt1. Stars John Duttine, Jan Francis and Sorcha Cusack. A converted bedsit hosts many Aug people including student Jan and the secretive Tony. Mon 30 14:30 Rooms Jan and Tony Pt2. Stars John Duttine, Jan Francis and Sorcha Cusack. Tony is in trouble, and the only Aug person he can talk to is Jan, but she has other plans for him. Mon 30 15:00 One Good 1954. Comedy. Directed by John Paddy Carstairs. Stars Norman Wisdom, Joan Rice, Shirley Abicair & Aug Turn Thora Hird. Norman is the oldest orphan at Greenwood Children's Home... Mon 30 16:50 BFI: New 1942. Factual. This wartime public information film combines impressive shots of industrial poverty with Aug Towns for Old inspiring words scripted by Dylan Thomas, proffering new housing and better lives after the war Mon 30 17:00 No Hiding ...Told by a Dead Man. 1961. Crime. Director: Richard Gilbert. Starring: Raymond Francis. A case of Aug Place - Told by ransom and kidnap. Thank goodness for two London barbers who remember a vital clue- a 'singe'. a Dead Man (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 30 18:00 Scotland Yard 1956. Destination Death. Director: Montgomery Tully. Stars Russell Napier, Paula Byrne and Melissa Aug Stribling. A body at a London airport, and a flask of poison leads Scotland Yard to Lisbon. (S1, E17) Mon 30 18:35 Return to 1940. Drama. Directed by Robert Stevenson. Stars Clive Brook, Anna Lee & Dame May Whitty. The arrival Aug Yesterday of an established actor sparks a turn of events for a seaside theatrical company. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 30 19:55 When Early footage of the M1. Aug Motorways Were Fun Mon 30 20:00 The Main A Man I Know to be Innocent. 1970. Director: Christopher Hudson. Starring: Margaret Ashcroft & John Aug Chance Wentworth. Margaret's belief is an attractive client's innocence, which brings surprising results. Mon 30 21:00 Easy Money 1948. Comedy. Directed by Bernard Knowles. Stars Greta Gynt, Dennis Price, Jack Warner & Petula Clark. Aug Four tales about the effect a major Pools win has on four different sets of people. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 30 22:50 Alien Nation 1988. Crime. Director by Graham Baker. Stars James Caan, Mandy Patinkin & Terence Stamp. Set in Los Aug Angeles in 1991 where humans co-exist with alien beings, one of whom partners a policeman. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 00:40 Fear Strikes 1957. Biography. Director: Robert Mulligan. Stars: Karl Malden, Anthony Perkins & Norma Moore. Story of Aug Out the life of Jimmy Piersall, who battled mental illness to achieve stardom in baseball. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 02:45 The Big Lift 1950. War drama starring Montgomery Clift. In 1948 the Soviet Union blockades the allied sectors of Aug Berlin, to bring the entire city under their control. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 05:10 Look At Life 1962. A film that looks at contemporary fairs, and explores their popularity, and diversity of Aug entertainment. Tue 31 05:25 Champion The Medicine Man Mystery. 1955. Stars Champion, Barry Curtis, & Jim Bannon. Sandy investigates Ricky's Aug Wonderhorse wild tale of a medicine show operator who hides a small boy. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 06:00 Shadow of 1963. Crime drama directed by Ernest Morris and starring Paul Maxwell, Clare Owen and Anita West. Aug Fear Waiting for his flight home from Baghdad, Bill takes a message from a British secret agent. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 07:10 Inquest 1940. Drama directed by Roy Boulting. A young widow accused of murder is defended by a distinguished Aug QC. Stars Elizabeth Allan. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 08:25 Gentle Trap 1960. A locksmith on his first burglary is on the run when a rival gang wants his haul. Stars Spencer Aug Teakle & Martin Benson. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 09:30 Sir Francis The Garrison. 1962. Stars: Patrick Wymark, Peter Diamond & Laurence Naismith. Drake takes provisions Aug Drake to the 500 men in the Dutch garrison who are keeping the Spanish at bay. Tue 31 10:00 The Man in 1943. Drama. Director: Leslie Arliss. Stars: Margaret Lockwood, James Mason, Phyllis Calvert. The story Aug Grey of a regency romance with a bitter outcome told retrospectively. Tue 31 12:15 Look At Life 1962. A Look into the fascinating story of why we throw away 200 million bottles every year. Aug Tue 31 12:30 Ha'penny 1951. Drama. Directed by Frank Worth. Stars Edwin Richfield, Don Sharp & Gwyneth Vaughan. David's Aug Breeze Suffolk village is demoralised, but they gather support for his scheme to enter a yacht race. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 14:00 The Mind of 1971. The Fatal Engagement. Stars: Hugh Burden, Willoughby Goddard & Mona Bruce. A stream of Aug Mr. J. G. gentlemen callers arrive at the flat of Hetty Malone, a musical star, only to learn that she is dead. Reeder Tue 31 15:00 The Court 1956. A musical-comedy film starring Danny Kaye, Glynis Johns, Basil Rathbone, Angela Lansbury. A Aug Jester hapless carnival performer masquerades as the court jester as part of a plot against an evil rule. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 17:05 No Hiding ... Whoever's Right, Sweeney's Wrong. An ex-prisoner trying to go straight is caught up with a group of Aug Place - safecracking villians. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Whoever's Right, Sweeney's Wrong Tue 31 18:00 One Step The Haunted U-Boat. 1959. Starring: John Newland, Werner Klemperer & Eric Feldary. During World War II, Aug Beyond a German U-boat is apparently haunted by a loud banging which only occurs when it is submerged. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 18:35 Murder in 1940. Crime. Directed by Norman Lee. Stars Arthur O'Connell, Martin Walker & Francis Lister. When Steve Aug Soho Marco's Cotton Club is threatened by past secrets, the only option is to murder the traitor. Tue 31 19:55 London Scene A postcard amateur travelogue of a visit to London in the late 40s or early 50s. Brilliant shots of Piccadilly Aug 1940s/50s Circus and much more. Stunning colour and well shot. Tue 31 20:00 The Human The Vacant Chair. 1963. Stars Herbert Lom. When a managing director dies during a meeting, two men Aug Jungle immediately compete for the position. Guest stars Lloyd Lamble and Hazel Hughes. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 21:00 Danger Within 1959. War Drama. Directed by Don Chaffey. Stars Richard Todd, Bernard Lee, Michael Wilding, Richard Aug Attenborough, Donald Houston. British prisoners attempt to escape from an Italian POW camp. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 31 23:00 Three Sisters 1970. Drama. Directed by Laurence Olivier, John Sichel. Stars Alan Bates, Laurence Olivier, Joan Aug Plowright. Three sisters long to escape a small town. Wed 01 02:10 The October 1947. Crime. Director: Roy Ward Baker. Stars: John Mills, Edward Chapman, Joan Greenwood. A man is Sep Man suspected of murder, and due to a previous brain injury, he begins to doubt his own innocence. Wed 01 04:00 I'll Turn To 1946. Starring Irene Handl. A returning soldier finds readjusting to married life and civvy street very Sep You difficult.
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