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TPTV Subtitles April 12Th to April 18Th th th TPTV Subtitles April 12 to April 18 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 12 02:35 She Knows 1962. Comedy. Director: Montgomery Tully. Stars Hylda Baker, Cyril Smith, Joan Sanderson & Apr 21 Y'Know Alfred Burke. A young girl's sudden pregnancy unfolds dramas between two families. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 12 06:00 The Southerner 1945. Drama. Director: Jean Renoir. Stars Zachary Scott, Betty Field and J. Carrol Naish. Nature Apr 21 decides to go against a family of cotton pickers after they decide to get their own ground. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 12 12:20 The Traitor 1957. Drama. Directed by Michael McCarthy. Starring Anton Diffring & Christopher Lee. Survivors Apr 21 of a WW2 resistance group meet at a country house to find out which of them had betrayed their leader. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 12 14:00 Enemy At The V For Victory. 1978. Stars: Alfred Burke, Bernard Horsfall & Emily Richard. After cut-out blue paper Apr 21 Door V for Victory signs appear in library books, somebody takes to painting V signs on walls at night. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 12 15:00 Hobson's 1954. Drama. Director: David Lean. Stars: Charles Laughton, John Mills & Brenda de Banzie. Apr 21 Choice Henry Hobson's three daughters want to marry, but he refuses as traditions require him to pay out settlements (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 12 17:10 No Hiding Place 1961. Crime. Directed by Richard West. Stars: Raymond Francis, Eric Lander & Peter Vaughan. A Apr 21 - Dead Ringer newly discovered episode. Tough case surrounding a clever horse racing 'ringer'. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 12 18:30 The Quiet 1951. Crime drama directed By John Gilling and starring Derek Bond, Jane Hylton and Dora Apr 21 Woman Bryan. A proprietress of a country inn becomes involved with smugglers. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 12 21:00 Men In War 1957. War. Director: Anthony Mann. Stars Robert Ryan, Robert Keith, Aldo Ray & Vic Morrow. Apr 21 During the Korean War, Lt. Benson and his troops find a colonel experiencing psychological combat trauma. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Date Time Programme Synopsis Tue 13 03:00 London 1951. Musical Comedy. Director E J Fancey. Starring Eamonn Andrews and the Goons. A Tour Apr 21 Entertains conducted by Eamonn Andrews around the Battersea Festival to a BBC Studio to hear The Goons of radio fame. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 13 05:00 The Rogues The Golden Ocean. 1965. Gig Young, David Niven and Charles Boyer are The Rogues, members of Apr 21 two related families of international forgers and conmen. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 13 06:00 The Dancing 1950. Musical Drama. Directed by Harold French. Stars Dennis Price, Gisele Preville, Patricia Apr 21 Years Dainton. Ivor Novello's enchanting musical romance set in pre-Great War Vienna. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 13 08:00 Behemoth The 1959. Sci-Fi. Atomic marine tests cause the resurrection of a dormant sea-monster who then Apr 21 Seamonster threatens to destroy London. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 13 10:30 Kipps 1941. Comedy. Director: Carol Reed. Starring Michael Redgrave, Phyllis Calvert & Philip Frost. Apr 21 Based on H.G Wells' novel, Kipps the draper's apprentice falls in love with a girl above his station. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 13 16:00 House On 92nd 1945. Espionage. Directed by Henry Hathaway. Stars William Eythe, Lloyd Nolan & Signe Hasso. Apr 21 Street An American student is approached by a Nazi spy ring to infiltrate the FBI and becomes a double agent. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 13 18:30 Booby Trap 1957. Drama. An absent minded professor invents a pen that will explode on the sound of bells Apr 21 then leaves it in a taxi. Starring Sydney Tafler and Harry Fowler. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Date Time Programme Synopsis Wed 14 00:30 His Girl Friday 1940. Comedy. Director: Howard Hawks. Stars Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell & Ralph Bellamy. A Apr 21 newspaper editor tries everything to keep his ace reporter ex-wife from remarrying. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 02:20 There Was a 1953. Comedy. Director: Lawrence Huntington. Stars Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray & Sydney Apr 21 Young Lady Tafler. A diamond merchants' secretary gets fired by her new boss for being too efficient. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 05:00 Stagecoach Not In Our Stars. Western with Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray, who run a stagecoach line in the Old Apr 21 West West where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers and ladies in distress. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 06:00 Popeye The Popeye Meets Ali Baba's 40 Thieves. 1937. Stars Jack Mercer, Mae Questel & Lou Fleischer. Apr 21 Sailor Popeye, Olive Oyl and Wimpy set off to stop Abu Hassan and gang of forty thieves. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 06:20 Zorro's Black Avalanche. 1944. Stars George J. Lewis & Lucien Littlefield. After her brother is killed by corrupt Apr 21 Whip politicians, Barbara dons a black costume & mask to become The Black Whip. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 06:40 Peril for the Guy 1956. Drama. Directed by James Hill. Stars Frazer Hines, Christopher Warbey & Amanda Coxall. Apr 21 In the run up to November the 5th, kids collecting coins for their living Guy foil a dastardly plot. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 07:55 Champion The Saddle Tramp. 1955. Stars Champion, Barry Curtis, & Jim Bannon. A prospector and spinner of Apr 21 Wonderhorse tall tales helps Ricky capture a gang of rustlers. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 08:25 Flash Gordon The Pool Of Peril. 1940. Stars Buster Crabbe & Carol Hughes. The action is non-stop as Flash Apr 21 Conquers the rescues the Rock prince from certain doom, and then battles Ming's soldiers. (SUBTITLES Universe AVAILABLE) Wed 14 08:50 Superman Jungle Drums. 1943. Stars: Bud Collyer, Joan Alexander & Jackson Beck. Superman vs. a secret Apr 21 Nazi outpost disguised as a jungle temple. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 12:35 Operation 1953. Crime. Directed by John Guillermin. Stars Guy Rolfe, Lisa Daniely, Patricia Dainton. A Apr 21 Diplomat surgeon is forced to operate on an injured man by a gang of smugglers. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 14:35 Castle Sinister 1947. Drama. During the war, a British agent travels to the remote Glennye Castle in the wilds of Apr 21 Scotland to investigate a mysterious murder by a masked phantom. Directed by Oscar Burn. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 21:05 Notorious 1946. Drama. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Stars Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman & Claude Rains. A Apr 21 (1946) woman is asked to spy on a group of Nazi friends in South America, but how far will she have to go? (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 14 23:05 Girl With A 1968. Comedy Drama. Directed by Mario Monicelli. Stars Monica Vitti, Stanley Baker, Corin Apr 21 Pistol Redgrave, Anthony Booth & Carlo Giuffre. A girl, abandoned by her lover, sets out to kill him in revenge. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Date Time Programme Synopsis Thu 15 03:05 The Rogues The Golden Ocean. 1965. Gig Young, David Niven and Charles Boyer are The Rogues, members of Apr 21 two related families of international forgers and conmen. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 15 08:20 Impulse (1955) 1955. Drama. Directed by Charles De la Tour & Cy Endfield. Stars Arthur Kennedy, Constance Apr 21 Smith & Joy Shelton. A Night club singer tricks an estate agent into thinking he killed a jewel thief. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 15 12:30 Blind Spot 1958. Crime Drama directed by Peter Maxwell. Starring Robert Mackenzie, Michael Caine and Apr 21 Delphi Lawrence. US Officer Adams, blinded during the war, is framed on a diamond-smuggling rap. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 15 14:30 Mutiny 1952. Starring Mark Stevens & Angela Lansbury. During the war of 1812, the U.S., in need of gold, Apr 21 arranges to borrow it from France. A young Captain must navigate through the British blockade. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 15 16:10 Out of The Fog 1962. Crime drama directed by Montgomery Tully. An ex-con is the prime suspect when a series Apr 21 of murders occur under a full moon. Every victim is a blonde young woman. Starring David Sumner (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 15 18:30 Rogue's Yarn 1956. Crime drama directed by Vernon Sewell. A husband plots to kill his rich wife. Does he have Apr 21 the perfect alibi? Starring Derek Bond and Hugh Latimer. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Date Time Programme Synopsis Fri 16 06:00 The Sword of 1951. Adventure. Stars George Montgomery, Rita Corday & Berry Kroeger. Set in 19th Century Apr 21 Monte Cristo France, The country's conniving chief minister will stop at nothing to gain possession of the sword. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 16 12:20 The Pickwick 1952. Comedy. In this British classic the Pickwick Club send a group to find interesting things Apr 21 Papers around England. Stars James Hayter, Nigel Patrick, Kathleen Harrison & Harry Fowler. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 16 14:25 Rebecca 1940. Mystery. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine and Apr 21 George Sanders. A self-conscious bride is tormented by the memory of her husband's dead first wife. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 16 18:30 Where There's A 1955. Comedy. Director: Vernon Sewell. A cockney family inherit a ramshackle farm. Alfie (Leslie Apr 21 Will (1955) Dwyer) wants to make a go of it. Starring George Cole and Kathleen Harrison. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 16 21:00 The Innocents 1961. Horror. Director: Jack Clayton. Stars Deborah Kerr, Michael Redgrave, Pamela Franklin & Apr 21 Peter Wyngarde. A Governess believes ghosts are causing the children's bizarre behaviour. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Date Time Programme Synopsis Sat 17 06:05 Band of Thieves 1962. Musical Comedy with Acker Bilk, Jimmy Thompson, Jennifer Jayne, Geoffrey Sumner & Apr 21 Maudie Edwards.
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