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TPTV Schedule July 6Thto July 12Th 2020 TPTV Schedule July 6th to July 12th 2020 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 06 00:40 Mr Denning Drives 1951. Crime. Director: Anthony Kimmins. Stars John Mills, Phyllis Calvert & Eileen Jul 20 North Moore. A British aircraft engineer accidentally kills his daughter's nasty boyfriend and then tries to it cover up... Mon 06 02:30 The Velvet Touch 1948. Thriller. A police captain (Sydney Greenstreet) must solve the murder of a Jul 20 producer. Was it his ex or his ex ex? Stars Rosalind Russell, Leo Genn & Claire Trevor. Mon 06 04:25 The Madame 1951. Comedy. The owner of a dress shop gambles the shop away to her bookie Jul 20 Gambles who inherits, not only the shop, but the manager. Directed by Maclean Rogers. Starring Richard Hearne and Petula Clark. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Mon 06 06:00 The Love Lottery 1954. Comedy. Directed by Charles Crichton. Starring David Niven, Peggy Cummins Jul 20 and Herbert Lom. After getting away from being a Hollywood star, Rex unwittingly becomes the prize in a lottery (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Mon 06 07:45 Open All Night 1934. Anton (Frank Vosper) is an exiled Russian grand-duke but works as a night Jul 20 manager in a hotel with tragic consequences. Stars Leslie Perrins. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Mon 06 09:00 Sir Francis Drake Doctor Dee. 1961. Stars Terence Morgan, Jean Kent, Patrick McLoughlin. Doctor Jul 20 Dee entertains Elizabeth and her court with some magic tricks. Mon 06 09:30 Ladies Who Do 1963. Comedy. Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards. Stars Peggy Mount, Robert Jul 20 Morley & Harry H. Corbett. A British Colonel (Morley) teams up with a cleaning lady to profit from office bin tips. Mon 06 11:10 Stars from the Features four clips of British films from 1934. Including Jack Hulbert in 'The Camels Jul 20 Screen (1934) are Coming', Cicely Courtneidge in 'Aunt Sally', Jessie Mathews in 'Evergreen' and Violet Lorrain in Roadhouse. Mon 06 11:25 Grand National 1953. Crime drama filmed at Nettlefold and a George Minter production. A horse- Jul 20 Night trainer kills his spiteful wife after a bitter fight and tries to cover up the murder. Starring Nigel Patrick. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Mon 06 13:00 Fiddlers Three 1944. Comedy. Directed by Harry Watt. Stars Tommy Trinder, Sonnie Hale & Frances Jul 20 Day. A hitch-hiker travels back in time after being struck by lightning in Stonehenge. Mon 06 14:45 Salisbury Hall - Director: Frank De Felitta. A documentary-style LOST short. stars Margaret Jul 20 The Ghost Of Nell Rutherford & her husband Stringer Davis who investigate Ghostly sightings at the Gwyn Goldsmith home. Mon 06 15:00 The October Man 1947. Crime. Director: Roy Ward Baker. Stars: John Mills, Edward Chapman, Joan Jul 20 Greenwood. A man is suspected of murder, and due to a previous brain injury, he begins to doubt his own innocence. Mon 06 17:00 Catweazle The Battle of the Giants. 1971. Stars: Geoffrey Bayldon, Gary Warren, Moray Watson. Jul 20 Excitement grows at the local flower show in King's Farthing, especially with Catweazle's growing potion Mon 06 17:30 The Three of Us Short Children's film made in 1974 on the perils of playing outdoors and how to look Jul 20 after your brand new Chopper. Stars Dorian Healy, Craig McFarlane & Earl Rhodes. Mon 06 17:45 The Way Ahead 1944. War. Director: Carol Reed. Stars Jimmy Hanley, Stanley Holloway & David Jul 20 Niven. After a battalion suffers casualties at Dunkirk, the gaps in the ranks must be filled by 'call-ups'. Mon 06 20:00 Hannay Voyage into Fear. 1988. Stars Robert Powell, Christopher Scoular & Gavin Richards. Jul 20 The Government of Great Britain and Imperial Germany are in a race to arm themselves with modern battleships (S1,E03) Mon 06 21:00 Special Branch Rendezvous. 1974. Stars George Sewell, Paul Eddington, Anthony Nicholls. Craven is Jul 20 put in charge of security for a vital debriefing exercise being held at a derelict mental institution. Mon 06 22:00 The Gentle Touch Blade. 1980. Directed by Christopher Hodson. Stars Jill Gascoine, William Marlowe & Jul 20 Brian Gwaspari. As Maggie investigates a hate crime, she finds herself at odds with fellow officer. (S1, E05) Mon 06 23:00 Circus of Fear 1967. Drama. Director: John Llewellyn Moxey. Stars: Suzy Kendall, Christopher Lee, Jul 20 Anthony Newlands. Inspector Elliott of Scotland Yard visits a circus to investigate murder and theft. Date Time Programme Synopsis Tue 07 06:00 Let's Be Famous 1939. Comedy. Directed by Walter Forde. Stars Jimmy O'Dea, Betty Driver & Sonnie Jul 20 Hale. An Irishman sets out to become famous as a singer on the radio. But there's a mix up! Tue 07 07:40 The Blue Parrot 1954. Crime Drama starring Dermot Walsh, Jacqueline Hill, Ferdy Mayne and John Jul 20 Le Mesurier. A Soho nightclub is the focus for an undercover investigation after the murder of a small time crook. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Tue 07 09:00 William Tell The Gauntlet of St Gerhardt. Stars Conrad Phillips, Willoughby Goddard & Jennifer Jul 20 Jayne. A religious relic, the Gauntlet of St Gerhardt, appears to inspire the Swiss to feats of valour. Tue 07 09:30 Don't Ever Leave 1949. Comedy. Directed by Arthur Crabtree. Stars Jimmy Hanley, Petula Clark, Jul 20 Me Linden Travers & Hugh Sinclair. Jack's grandfather Harry comes out of prison and stays with him in his mews flat. Tue 07 11:10 Whistle Down the 1961. Drama. Directed by Bryan Forbes and starring Bernard Lee, Alan Bates and Jul 20 Wind Hayley Mills. Three young children encounter a murderer on the run. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Tue 07 13:10 The Country Girl 1955. Musical Drama. Director: George Seaton. Stars: Bing Crosby, Grace Kelly, Jul 20 William Holden. An alcoholic actor struggles to resurrect his career. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Tue 07 15:15 SOS Pacific 1959. Drama. Directed by Guy Green. Starring Richard Attenborough, Pier Angeli & Jul 20 John Gregson. A flying boat fire forces its passengers, including a prisoner, to make a disastrous water landing. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Tue 07 17:00 Catweazle The Magic Circle. 1971. Stars: Geoffrey Bayldon, Gary Warren, Moray Watson. A Jul 20 London doctor is consulted about Groome, but he finds Catweazle a far more interesting case. Tue 07 17:30 IWM: The Team Second World War short film stressing the importance of team work with George Jul 20 (1941) Allison of Arsenal Football Club. Tue 07 17:35 Spring In Park 1948. Comedy. Director Herbert Wilcox. Stars Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding. Joshua Jul 20 Lane Howard's niece suspects the new footman is not what he makes out to be. Tue 07 19:25 Remembering We speak exclusively to some of John's children and his wife, Thea Gregson, sharing Jul 20 John Gregson their personal memories of this wonderful man who is sorely missed. Tue 07 19:50 Captain's Table 1936. Crime drama starring Percy Marmont. On board a luxury liner, a passenger is Jul 20 (1936) murdered and suspects are plentiful. Can the Captain find the killer? (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Tue 07 21:00 Budgie Grandee Hotel. 1971. Stars Adam Faith, Iain Cuthbertson, Lynn Dalby. Budgie invites Jul 20 Charlie Endell to dinner at the Grandee Hotel in an attempt to persuade him to buy a film projector. Tue 07 22:00 Forbidden 1949. Drama. Directed by George King. Stars Douglass Montgomery, Hazel Court & Jul 20 Patricia Burke. An ex-serviceman plans to escape his faithless wife. Tue 07 23:45 The Shakedown 1960. Drama. Terence Morgan plays 'Augie' a crook just released from prison and Jul 20 intent on getting his rackets back from 'Collar' (Harry H Corbett). Starring Bill Owen, Robert Beatty and Hazel Court. Date Time Programme Synopsis Wed 08 01:35 Tread Softly 1958. Crime Drama. Sizzling Calico (Diana Dors) plans a robbery to cover-up Jul 20 Stranger embezzlement and gambling debts of brothers John (George Baker) and Dave (Terence Morgan). (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Wed 08 03:20 Scarlet Thread 1951. Crime drama directed by Lewis Gilbert and starring Kathleen Byron, Laurence Jul 20 Harvey and Sydney Tafler. Two high flying crooks take part in a robbery that goes very wrong. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Wed 08 04:50 Looking for 2004. Factual. Directed by: Roberto Olla & Danila Satta. Documentary on the work of Jul 20 Sophia Sophia Loren with interviews and rare footage. A heroine, according to Anthony Burgess; Sophia is a mystery. Wed 08 06:00 Rhythm 1937. Musical. Chicago gangster steals jewels and frames his band leader double. Jul 20 Racketeers Starring Harry Roy, Princess Pearl, James Carew, Syd Crossley. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Wed 08 07:30 Cuckoo Patrol 1967. Comedy. Freddie Garrity of Freddie and the Dreamers fame is the scout cub Jul 20 leader of a bunch of misfits. Stars: Kenneth Connor, John Le Mesurier and Bernie Dwyer (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Wed 08 09:00 The Adventures of Friar Tuck. 1955. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Wool & Archie Duncan. Disguised as a Jul 20 Robin Hood monk, Robin visits Friar Tuck, a jovial, fat, holy man and together they organise the escape of Mildred. Wed 08 09:30 Scrooge (1935) 1935. Family. Ebenezer Scrooge (Seymour Hicks) is persuaded to change his ways Jul 20 one Christmas by visitations from the ghosts of Christmas past, present and yet-to- come. Also stars Donald Calthrop. (SUBTITLES AVAILBLE) Wed 08 11:05 Curtain Up 1952. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Smart. Stars Robert Morley, Margaret Rutherford, Jul 20 Kay Kendall & Michael Medwin. A stage director clashes with the author of a play being done by a little theatre group.
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