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Dear Club Members Supporters of Talking Pictures TV, Welcome to all our new members and supporters following our recent TV advert to ‘join the club’ on Talking Pictures TV. We are delighted to announce the release of Crime Collection Volume 5. It’s finally here, the long awaited addition to our hugely popular Crime Collections, with some real sleuthing gems, all with subtitles and all restored for your delight. All three discs for just £20 with free UK postage; more details on pages 2 and 3. October on Talking Pictures TV sees the start of our collaboration with The Imperial War Museums to bring you a number of unseen shorts and films from their archives. It took a long time to plan, but seeing some of these works by great British Directors and stars we know and love on British TV screens makes it all worthwhile. You will see many items over the coming months from IWM and we have put together an information sheet to highlight some of the October transmissions on page 23. Filming with Paul O’Grady and for our Dora Bryan Day was hilarious, do tune in on the afternoon of Saturday 19th October at 3.30pm. We are delighted to be able to show some of Dora’s films including A Taste Of Honey at 8pm. The One Hour Special with Paul and Rita discussing ‘Our Dora’ airs at 7pm. Put the date on your calendars! Talking of calendars, our 2020 Calendar is a masterpiece for your kitchen walls, packed with important dates for TV and film history fans, it features the birthdays of many stars we know and love. With a mixture of imagery from the good old days of the cinema and iconic shots of some of our treasured stars, it is the perfect gift for anyone who loves nostalgia and film. Just £10 with FREE UK Postage! Grab yours quick while stocks last! Some excellent books are featured this month, including an exciting new publication on the history of Merton Park Studios by Clive Whichelow, more details on page 6. Also a lovely book by John Hannam on page 19 about the showbiz stars who have connections with the Isle of Wight. Both books are signed by the authors. A real treat awaits Frank Marker fans with a limited edition set of Frank Marker Fan Club Badges – the perfect stocking filler! We are looking at ways of growing the channel and one plan is to make Talking Pictures available on Freeview Play. This would enable viewers to pause, rewind and view a programme they missed up to seven days previously. How many of you have your televisions connected to the internet on Freeview? If you are ringing to place an order, please do let us know – or drop us a line if you have time. Don’t panic, you won’t lose us if you don’t have your TV internet connected, it would be an addition to our service. Sad news recently, as we lost dear Sheila Steafel; we look back at her life in this edition. She was a great friend of Renown and Talking Pictures TV and her passing is a great loss to the industry. Our dear friend Jason Dors-Lake sadly also passed away recently. Visitors to one of our first festivals of film in Rickmansworth will remember Jason discussing his family life and his dear mother and father Alan Lake. A troubled soul, but a wonderful chap, we shall miss him greatly and our thoughts are with all who knew him. As you read this, our Stockport Festival of Film will be upon us. We will include some pictures of the event in our November newsletter and many thanks to all of you who gave your support by attending the event, it takes months of hard work to bring it all together. The March 2020 event in St Albans is already being planned, with some wonderful guests lined up. Tickets are on sale, but limited, so do grab yours quick! Thanks as ever for your continued support, keep on spreading the word, Very best wishes, Sarah, Noel & Neill1 NEW EXCLUSIVE RENOWN 3 DVD SET WITH FREE Crime Collection Vol 5 £20 UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or call 01923 290555 Scotland Yard Needs You! The latest edition in the Renown Crime Collection is here! Fully restored, all with subtitles. Featuring an intriguing compilation of crime capers from the 1940s, 50s and 60s, with a host of stars! Can you solve the crime before they do? Disc One - 216’ THE LARGE ROPE (1953) – Stars: Donald Houston, Susan Shaw, Peter Byrne and Vanda Godsell. Directed by Wolf Rilla. After his release from prison, a man returns to the village where he was accused of murdering a girl — but is he the guilty one? In a race against time, he attempts to prove his innocence. THE HANGMAN WAITS (1947) – Stars: John Turnbull, Beatrice Campbell, Hylton Allen. Directed by: A. Barr-Smith. Following the attempts to catch the perpetrator of a string of grisly murders by a cinema organist. Visually compelling, with Hitchcockian opening scenes, this fascinating film was produced by Five Star Films using the settings of the newspaper press and the cinema. Good historic scenes of the News of the World Printing Plant and Victoria Station. The killer’s face is not revealed until almost the end — can you guess who it is? ECHO OF DIANA (1963) – Stars: Vincent Ball, Betty McDowall, Geoffrey Toone. Directed by: Ernest Morris. Joan Scott is distraught at the death of her husband in a plane crash — but all is not what it seems. When she reads his ‘in memoriam notice’ in a newspaper under the signature: ‘Diana’, Joan investigates — was it an affair, or something more mysterious and is he really dead? STRANGE HARVEST (1953) – Stars: Edgar Gray, Eve Shirley, Richard Antony and James Delamare. Directed by: Stephen Black. Presented by Keith Latham. Originally titled The Reaping of Dead Man’s Field. A man is left for dead in a cornfield by two men who steal his money and car. As the combine harvester works the field, the men desperately try to retrieve the body before it’s too late… can you bear to watch? Filmed during 1953 in Lower Beeding, West Sussex, with actors from the Horsham Repertory Company, where a young ‘Michael Scott’ (later known as Michael Caine), was assistant stage manager. Disc Two - 218’ DECOY – TO TRAP A THIEF (1957) – Stars: Beverly Garland with Frank Overton, George Mitchell and Mary James. Directed by: Teddy Sills. Decoy (1957-1958) was the first American television crime series with a female police officer as the main character. The series focused on officer Patricia ‘Casey’ Jones, who worked undercover, assuming different characters to crack each case. In this episode, Casey has to solve a baffling armed robbery; what role will she play to solve the crime? THE CASE OF CHARLES PEACE (1949) – Stars: Michael Martin Harvey, Chili Bouchier and Valentine Dyall. Directed by: Norman Lee. Based on a true story, the film recounts the exploits of Charles Peace, (the notorious Victorian murderer), through his trial, the preceding events recounted in flashback. Follow the exploits of this infamous and complex character, evil, yet fascinating. A John Argyle Production made at Merton Park Studios. 2 NEW EXCLUSIVE RENOWN 3 DVD SET WITH FREE Crime Collection Vol 5 £20 UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or call 01923 290555

THE GRAYSON CASE (1955) – Stars: Mary Neelands, Bart Allison, Frederick Treves. Written and directed by: Keith Latham. The story describes how married Sally Turner’s affair with the painter Edwin Grayson led to murder. The case was solved by recognising the importance of a rusty, six inch nail… can you spot the clue? This intriguing short is narrated by J. St John Barry and was intended to be part of a series called ‘Crime Cameo’; made in the style of Edgar Lustgarten (British broadcaster and noted crime writer). Interiors shot at Ealing Film Studios, exterior shots at ’s Hyde Park and the boat scenes at Sunbury-on-Thames. NIGHT PROWL (1958) – Stars: Dennis O’Keefe as Dick Richards, the editor of ‘Music’ magazine ‘Take 5’, who also solves crimes. Originally intended to be the pilot for a ‘lost’ TV Sitcom. THE GELIGNITE GANG (1956) – Stars: Wayne Morris, Sandra Dorne and Patrick Holt. Directed by: Terence Fisher. Set in London’s Soho, a gang of ruthless safecrackers plan their next robbery. As the plot lines intertwine, clues are scattered throughout the action — can you solve the crime before the final twist? Disc Three - 216’ THE STABLE DOOR (1966) – Stars: Harry Fowler, Jack MacGowran, Dandy Nichols. Directed by: Pat Jackson. A criminal gang conspire to rob a warehouse, but an insurance salesman has also spotted the vulnerable target. Will his precautions be accomplished in time to stop the robbery? THE GENTLE TRAP (1960) – Stars: Spencer Teakle, Martin Benson, Felicity Young, Dorinda Stevens. Directed by: Charles Saunders. A locksmith is on the run after his first burglary, but a rival gang wants his haul. Twisting plot involving double crosses and diamonds — can you navigate the story and foresee the end? A Butchers production. THE MAN OUTSIDE (1933) – Stars: Henry Kendall, John Turnbull, Cyril Raymond. Directed by: George A. Cooper. Henry Kendall appeared in many films and was also an accomplished director, as well as a stylish revue artist. Here he plays a private eye investigating a case of stolen jewels at a country house where he finds that people are not as they seem. Spot the surprising mastermind! THE OTHER MAN (1956) – Stars: Bob Danvers Walker, whose distinctive voice could be heard on many British Pathé Newsreels from 1940 to 1970. Directed by: Norman Prouting, prolific documentary maker, particularly known for the British Transport Films documentary Railways for Ever! Set in Camden, this short film takes us on a visit to the Metropolitan Police Motor Driving School for an exercise in road safety. ‘The other man’ stops without warning, parks badly, doesn’t signal and exhibits the version of ‘road rage’! Contains great footage of ‘bad’ driving. NIGHT OF THE PROWLER (1962) – Stars: Patrick Holt, Colette Wilde, Bill Nagy, John Horsley. Directed by: Francis Searle. Story and screenplay written by: Paul Erickson, later to work on The Saint and . Detective Inspector Cameron investigates the shooting of a car racing company executive. The man’s business partners fear their own lives may be in danger as the prime suspect is a former employee, who they had sent to prison. Plenty of red herrings, dead bodies, and an early car race, but can you beat the detective to the finish line?

3 The essential calendar is here! The Talking Pictures Calendar 2020 Price: £10 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE! Call Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 The hugely popular Talking Pictures Calendar is now available, at the same price as last year. This unique calendar is not available anywhere else! It is packed with superb black and white photos of stars you know and love, such as Dora Bryan, John Gregson, Dandy Nichols and Alfred Burke. The calendar also features fascinating photographic collages of sublime screen sirens, vintage cinemas from bygone days and a mouthwatering montage of nostalgic cinema treats! Every month features birthdays of some of our best loved stars, writers and film directors, as well as a few fascinating facts from the world of film and TV. The usual bank holidays and memorable yearly events are also included. Don’t miss out on this wonderful tribute to British films and entertainment – a pleasure to look at, it makes a wonderful Christmas gift.

4 5 BOOK OFFERS – RECOMMENDED READ FOR THIS MONTH! Lights, Camera, Merton! The Films of Merton Park Studios It’s been one of the best-kept secrets in British film history, but now it can be revealed that Merton Park Studios was used by some of the biggest names in the business from actors such as , Michael Caine and Rita Tushingham to directors such as Lindsay Anderson, and Joan Littlewood. Perhaps the biggest name in the British film business, J Arthur Rank, started his career here. And can it be true that Walt Disney made PAPERBACK BOOK a film at Merton Park and that Joseph 176 pages with illustrations Stalin’s favourite film has a connection with the studio? One of Merton Park’s films even had a royal premiere. Signed by the author, Clive Whichelow, a freelance journalist and comedy writer. Clive has written for Rory Bremner, Jonathan Ross, Spitting Image and many others as well as for the Mail on Sunday, the Daily Express, the Mirror and various magazines. Clive has also published a number of humorous books.

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6 Memories of working at Part 2, by Noel Cronin Having worked for a while during the early 1960s in the film lets department at Rank, I gained my trade union card to ACTT, (Association of Cinematograph, Television and Allied Technicians). I was promoted to trainee film editor in the illustrious Hill Street, off Berkeley Square – a huge con- trast from industrial Park Royal. My editor, Gerry Norman was a very old fashioned man – part of the famous Norman family, I believe. I say old fashioned in the sense that he believed that a trainee should stand all day at his shoulder and watch all that the editor did. The result for me was abject boredom and very aching legs! The highlight of my day was to sit down to sharpen the chinagraph pencils! The sheer boredom of the job and my latest discovery – girls – meant that my Rank career was coming to an end. I was called to the manager’s office and offered another job somewhere in the Rank organisation. Having declined this, the wide world of freelance working beckoned. I recall being ”between positions” for two weeks, which meant “signing on” on a Wednesday and returning on Friday for £1 odd and form a line. I am pleased to say that in my nearly sixty years of working those two weeks are my only experience of unemployment. Next month, the freelance! Producer Noel Cronin founded Talking Pictures TV and Renown Pictures. He will be contributing a series of memories to the newsletter over the coming months. Ever since his entrance into the world of film as a young man, Noel has been interested in preserving the heritage of lost and forgotten films, shorts and programmes, and for many years has been gathering, restoring and preserving this wonderful heritage which would otherwise be lost. Noel worked for The Rank Organisation and the Central Office of Information, and bought the rights to several libraries that owned films which now air on TPTV. His career as a producer and editor of films, documentaries and TV series spans several decades, and his work includes Home For Christmas (1990), Romantic Undertaking (1996), and The Ghost of Greville Lodge (2000).

7 The Net OUR PRICE £12.99 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Run Time: 82 min 1 Disc|Year: 1953 Black and White Director: Anthony Asquith Stars: Phyllis Calvert, James Donald, Robert Beatty, , Muriel Pavlov A tense 1950’s Cold War thriller superbly directed by Anthony Asquith. Behind “the net”– the wire fencing surrounding the top secret British research establishment, Port Amberly, researchers have produced a new weapon that could change the balance of power in the Cold War. Led by Professor Heathley (James Donald) an experimental supersonic jet aircraft code named M7 has been developed. All that remains is to test fly the prototype, and whilst Heathley wants to undertake testing himself, his wife and his boss believe it is too dangerous. The risks are increased by the presence of foreign agents who are trying to sabotage Heathley’s work. Will they succeed or will Britain and her allies gain a crucial advantage in the Cold War? Set in the world of aviation research and based on the novel of the same name by John Pudney.

8 Snowbound OUR PRICE £12.99 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Run Time: 1hour 20 min 1 Disc|Year: 1948 Black and White Director: David MacDonald Stars: Robert Newton, Dennis Price, Stanley Holloway, Herbert Lom A British film noir made in 1948 by the Gainsborough Studio, set in the Italian Alps and full of post war intrigue and espionage. A film director offers his old friend and film extra an intriguing assignment. He is to travel to a remote Italian ski lodge and pose as a film script writer working on his next project. The real purpose of Blair’s visit is to observe the visitors to the resort who include a photographer called Wesson, (Stanley Holloway) and the mysterious Countess Forelli, who Blair quickly realises is travelling under an alias. The story begins to unfold with the arrival of Keramiko, played by Herbert Lom, a mysterious Greek gentleman – and when an attempt is made on Blair’s life the real reason for his presence at the resort, and that of the other guests, soon becomes clear. Based on the novel The Lonely Skier by Hammond Innes.

9 Presenting the Frank Marker Fan Club Badge Collection £6.00 for a set of four FREE UK Postage & Packing Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 LIMITED EDITION Exclusive Product Measures 6cm across, secured with a pin. Frank Marker, the dour private detective in cult crime TV series Public Eye is a legend in the world of television crime. Played by Alfred Burke, he is fondly remembered for his dry humour, intelligence and persevering character. He was the least glamorous private detective, yet anyone who has seen the show can’t help but be charmed by this straight talking, tea loving man. To celebrate this much- loved character we have produced a set of four ‘Frank Marker Fan Club’ badges, featuring images of Frank. The ideal gift for Public Eye fans, they also make a perfect Christmas stocking filler!

10 Meet Me Tonight OUR PRICE £12.99 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Run Time: 81 min 1 Disc|Year: 1952 Frank Marker, the dour private detective in Black and White cult crime TV series Public Eye is a legend Director: Anthony Pelissier in the world of television crime. Played by Alfred Burke, he is Stars: Valerie Hobson, fondly remembered for his dry Stanley Holloway, Nigel Patrick, humour, intelligence and Ted Ray, Kay Walsh, Jack Warner. persevering character. He was the least glamorous A wealth of British talent enlivens this private detective, yet anyone Noël Coward omnibus adapted from who has seen the show three one act plays: Red Peppers, can’t help but be charmed Fumed Oak and Ways and Means; by this straight talking, which are part of his Tonight at 8.30 play tea loving man. cycle. Each presents a slice of life told with To celebrate this much- Coward’s trademark blend of incisive wit loved character we have and affectionate observation. From music produced a set of four hall mayhem to suburban suffering and ‘Frank Marker Fan Club’ a romp on the Riviera, each playlet badges, featuring images features a top-notch cast whose exuberant of Frank. The ideal gift for performances bring the everyday situations Public Eye fans, they also to life. make a perfect Christmas stocking filler! In the first of the playlets, Ted Ray and Kay Walsh are a washed up musical hall act who have had one rinse too many! In the second, Stanley Holloway is a hen-pecked husband who has the last laugh on his loathsome family. In the third, based in the South of , Nigel Patrick and Valerie Hobson star as a couple who are hoping that Jack Warner is the answer to their gambling problems!!

11 From the Supernatural (2-DVD set) RRP £30 OUR PRICE £19.99 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 The first ever DVD release of the highly acclaimed BBC TV series. Colour | Year: 1977 Run time: 400 min

Werewolves, vampires and ghosts haunt the living in this long-awaited double-disc presentation of the much sought-after BBC horror series Supernatural. Originally broadcast on BBC1 in 1977 and rarely seen since, this classic series ran for eight terrifying episodes. In each, a different prospective member of the Club of the Damned is required to tell a story that will chill the blood of the club’s members, and their application for membership would be judged on how frightening the story was. Failure to induce terror in all who attend would lead to the death of the storyteller...

A timeless example of British Gothic horror at its best, Supernatural boasts a superb cast of acting talent, including: , Jeremy Brent, Robert Hardy, Gordon Jackson, Sinead Cusack, Denholm Elliott and Ian Hendry.

12 From the British Film Institute Supernatural (2-DVD set) RRP £30 OUR PRICE £19.99

The 2-disc set contains four episodes on each disc, presented in the original transmission order. Disc One 1. Ghosts of Venice with Robert Hardy and Sinead Cusack 2. Countess Ilona with Billie Whitelaw, Ian Hendry and Edward Hardwicke 3. The Werewolf Reunion with Billie Whitelaw, Ian Hendry and Edward Hardwicke 4. Mr Nightingale with Jeremy Brett and Lesley-Anne Down Disc Two 5. Lady Sybil with Denholm Elliott 6. Viktoria with Catherine Schell and Judy Cornwell 7. Night of the Marionettes with Gordon Jackson, Kathleen Byron and Vladek Sheybal 8. Dorabella with Jeremy Clyde Series creator Robert Muller also wrote seven of the eight screenplays. He wanted to tell a Gothic tale that was akin to the old horror films of the 1920s and 1930s. Tales of ghosts, vampires and werewolves; highly romantic and charged with fear and menace. Each episode was a stand-alone story, however, episodes 2 and 3 shared a cast and linked plot. These two episodes starred English actress Billie Whitelaw, who was married to Muller. The two never discussed the play at home, and in the rehearsal room Whitelaw always referred to the director for advice. Vladek Sheybal won the prestigious Hamilton Deane Award from the Dracula Society for the best dramatic performance or presentation in the Gothic horror/supernatural genres for his performance in “Night of the Marionettes”. He played “Herr Hubert”, an Austrian innkeeper with life-size puppets in a story based around Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

13 The Ghosts of Motley Hall The Complete Series OUR PRICE £16.00 RRP: £30.00 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Run Time: 541 mins approx 3 Discs |Year: 1975-1978 Director: Quentin Lawrence Stars: Arthur English, Freddie Jones, Nicholas Le Prevost, Sheila Steafel, Peter Sallis and many more Motley Hall has stood since the days of Queen Elizabeth I. Although the dust now lies thick on its historic floors and weeds choke its once fine gardens. Imposing, grand, decaying, unused – it is not yet quite empty. There are five ghosts in Motley Hall, from different periods of history. Compelled to get along with each other as best they might, trying to keep the 20th century away from their doorstep and remain undisturbed as the sole occupants of their ancestral home. But when they discover that Motley is to be pulled down, they are reluctantly forced into action! Devised and written by Richard Carpenter, who created many classic series for television, including Catweazle, Robin of Sherwood and Dick Turpin – The Ghosts of Motley Hall was a huge success on children’s ITV in the 1970s, remembered to this day. SPECIAL FEATURES: Commentaries with Freddie Jones and Richard Carpenter on selected episodes and a Stills Gallery. 14 Spotlight on Sheila Steafel Born: 26 May 1935 Died: 23 August 2019 Born in Johannesburg, South Africa on 26 May 1935, Sheila Frances Steafel always wanted to perform. Her childhood was traumatic, growing up in a dysfunctional family in the apartheid-torn South African town during the 30s and 40s undoubtedly had an impact on her later life. She trained at the Webber Douglas Academy School of Dramatic Art, before deciding to bring her talents to Britain to try for fame and fortune. Sheila got her real big break appearing as part of The Frost Report team along with , John Cleese, Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett, but this came after ten years of hard work with many of the television stars of the Sixties, from Frankie Howerd to Danny La Rue. She appeared in many of the most popular series of the decade including Danger Man, No Hiding Place and numerous episodes. Her most memorable TV credits include The Good Old Days (notably as ‘Popsie Wopsie’), The Ghosts of Motley Hall as The White Lady, Ivy Watkins, (catchphrase: “Yes Mr Cropper”), in How’s Your Father and Not Only But Also, with Peter Cook and Dudley Moore. Her television debut was in Jack Hylton’s Monday Show in 1957. She married the actor Harry H Corbett in 1958, but sadly the marriage was not to last and they were divorced in 1964. Her account of her marriage and her fighting of childhood demons in her adult life were frankly and honestly revealed in her 2010 autobiography, When Harry Met Sheila. The marriage was also dramatised on television in The Curse of Steptoe (2008) with Zoe Tapper playing Sheila to Jason Issacs’ Harry. Her film credits were as notable as her TV roles, particularly in a range of both drama and comedy roles including, Daleks Invasion Earth 2150AD (1966); her film debut, Quatermass and the Pit (1967) for Hammer; the musical Goodbye Mr Chips (1969); Tropic of Cancer (1970), Melody (1971), Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World (1973), Are You Being Served (1977), Bloodbath at the House of Death (1984) and Back to the Secret Garden (2001). Sheila’s stage credits were highly impressive, including working opposite Sir Tom Courtenay in Billy Liar, with in Jump and Robert Morley in How the Other Half Loves. She was acclaimed for her performances as Harpo Marx in A Day in Hollywood, A Night in the Ukraine and as Mistress Quickly in the 1985 RSC production of The Merry Wives of Windsor. Ten years later, she was invited back for another season, playing in Vanbrugh’s The Relapse and Ben Johnson’s The Devil’s An Ass. Sheila even ventured into opera singing as the witch in Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel. In 1981 she put together her first one woman show, Steafel Solo for the 1981 Edinburgh festival. It transferred to the Kings Head, London for an extended run and then toured the UK and abroad. Her unique voice has also been used for animated characters in series such as The Perishers, Super Ted and Tales of Beatrix Potter. She also used her talent for mimicry in the Radio 4 satirical show Week Ending in the 70s & 80s, notably portraying Margaret Thatcher. Recently, Sheila was seen in Doctors (2016) and as Dora Bentley in Shakespeare and Hathaway: Private Investigators (2018). Sheila Steafel fought her private demons and excelled in a competitive industry, leaving behind a wealth of laughter and tears to enjoy on film and DVD; she will never be forgotten. 15 From the British Film Institute Legend of the Witches & Secret Rites DVD + Blu-ray Edition RRP £25 OUR PRICE £15 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Two far out British films: Malcolm Leigh’s Legend of the Witches and Derek Ford’s Secret Rites WITH SUBTITLES Run time: Legend of the Witches 85 min, Secret Rites 47 min (152 min total) | Black & White | Year: 1970 & 1971 Legend of the Witches (1970, 85 mins): An originally X-rated film documentary which looks in detail at previously hidden magic rites and rituals. The film exposes the secrets of initiation into a coven, divination through animal sacrifice, ritual scrying, the casting of a ‘death spell’, and the chilling intimacy of a Black Mass. It also explores Britain’s hidden pagan heritage and its continued influence on our lives today. Secret Rites (1971, 47 mins): Part Mondo movie, part counter-cultural artefact, this strange mid- length ‘documentary’ by sex film director Derek Ford lifts the lid on witchcraft in 1970s Notting Hill. Mystery band The Spindle provide the groovy, psychedelic sounds while tentative occult en- thusiast Penny and a serious-sounding narrator introduce the viewer to three ritual acts. Far out! Presented in High Definition and Standard Definition; worldwide Blu-ray debut including the long- est cut of Legend of the Witches ever released; newly recorded commentary on Secret Rites by Vic Pratt and William Fowler; newly commissioned sleeve art by acclaimed illustrator Graham Humphreys. The Witch’s Fiddle (1924, 7 mins): possibly the first student film ever made, this tale of a magical instrument was shot by the newly formed Cambridge University Kinema Club. Out of Step: Witch- craft (1957, 14 mins): investigative journalist and charismatic Soho bon vivant Dan Farson presents this polite yet probing, nuanced TV documentary about witchcraft. The Judgement of Albion (1968, 26 mins): bold, poetic images populate this ode to resistance by the writer of Blood on Satan’s Claw, Robert Wynne Simmons. Getting it Straight in Notting Hill Gate (1970, 25 mins): short but spectacular time-capsule counter-culture documentary, designed to redress negative perceptions of Notting Hill in 1970. Image gallery: rare memorabilia and newspaper cuttings relating to the films, salvaged from the spooky ’70s. Fully illustrated booklet with essays by Christina Oakley Harrington, publisher and expert on the occult Mark Pilkington, film lecturer Dr Adrian Smith, writer Rob Young and authors of The Bodies Beneath, Vic Pratt and William Fowler. 16 RENOWN feature focus ONLY £7.99plus free UK P&P directs this British drama starring Jack Watling and Patricia Kirkwood. Madly in love with the young and beautiful Irene James (Kirkwood), banker John Ross (Watling) vows to do whatever it takes to win her over, even if it means risking his job. Irene agrees to the match but fears she can never truly love him while she still has feelings for her rebel sweetheart Jimmy Smart (). Directed By: Lewis Gilbert Cast: Pat Kirkwood, Jack Watling, , Sydney Tafler, Thora Hird, Edith Sharpe, Humphrey Lestocq, Gordon McLeod, Harry Fowler, Danny Green, Stuart Lindsell, George Street, Rose Howlett, Charles Paton Year of Production 1950 Run Time: 1h 18 mins approx, Black & White Soho Conspiracy ONLY £7.99plus free UK P&P After a local church is bombed, press agent Guy, (John Witty) plans a charity concert to help fund the restoration. However, when a lawyer gets involved, the locals of Soho have to join together to save the show. Directed by Cecil H. Williamson, the film also stars Zena Marshall, Jacques Labrecque and Peter Gawthorne. Incorporates footage from the 1948 Italian film Mad About Opera (Follie per l’Opera) for its climatic concert performance. Directed By: Cecil H. Williamson Cast: Zena Marshall, Jacques Labrecque, John Witty, Peter Gawthorne, Max Harrison, Syd Harrison, Gino Bechi, Beniamino Gigli, Tito Gobbi, Tito Schipa Year of Production: 1950 Run Time: 80 mins approx Black and White

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17 RENOWN feature focus The Broken Melody ONLY £7.99plus free UK P&P Struggling composer, Paul Verlaine (John Garrick) is supported by Germaine (Merle Oberon), who is secretly in love with him. She encourages him to write and sing more modern songs and after enjoying a little success he is discovered and seduced by famous actress Simone St Clair (Margot Grahame) who he then marries. The marriage is doomed from the start; Paul Verlaine kills his wife’s lover and is sent to Devil’s Island. He escapes and realising his love for Germaine he writes a successful musical based on his life’s experiences – but can the story have a happy ending??? Directed By: Bernard Vorhaus Cast: John Garrick, Margot Grahame, Merle Oberon, Austin Trevor, Charles Carson, Harry Terry, Andreas Malandrinos, Toni Edgar-Bruce, Conway Dixon, Stella Rho, Kynaston Reeves Year of Production 1934 Run Time: 1hr 18 approx, Black & White Kill Me Tomorrow ONLY £7.99plus free UK P&P Terrence Fisher directs this 1950s drama starring Pat O’Brien, Lois Maxwell and Tommy Steele. When newspaper reporter Crosbie (O’Brien) gets fired for drinking on the job, his life rapidly spirals out of control. After his wife leaves him and reveals that his son is going to need an expensive operation, Crosbie decides to ask for his old job back. When he walks in to his former office he discovers the body of his ex-editor. Could this be the story of his life? Directed By: Terrence Fisher Cast: Pat O’Brien, Lois Maxwell, George Coulouris, Wensley Pithey, Tommy Steele, Freddie Mills, Ronald Adam, Robert Brown, Richard Pasco, April Olrich, Peter Swanwick, Al Mulock, Vic Wise Year of Production: 1957 Run Time: 78 mins approx Black and White

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18 BOOK OFFERS – RECOMMENDED READ FOR THIS MONTH! More Wight Connections Showbiz writer and broadcaster John Hannam is about to release his fourth and final book in his The John Hannam Interviews series. It follows on from his books on Pop Stars of the 50s and 60s, Stars of Stage and Screen - Past and Present and The Wight Connections. The new one is called More Wight Connections.

The latest book, has a foreword by Level 42 star Mark King, and includes chapters on many showbiz stars who have connections with the Isle of Wight. These include Geoffrey Hughes, Jet Harris, Craig Douglas, Jeremy Irons, Jennie Linden, cinematographer Gil Taylor, David Icke, Lawrence Holofcener, Marius Goring, Anthony Bate, Billy Reid Junior, Michele Magorian, who wrote Goodnight Mr Tom, showbiz agent Richard Stone, QVC’s LARGE FORMAT popular presenter Charlie Brook and Dominic PAPERBACK BOOK Minghella, the creator of Doc Martin. with photographs, There are also over 60 photographs of former signed by the author south coast groups and entertainers. The book is due for release in early October, and your copy will be signed by the author.

John has interviewed Melvyn Hayes, Wilde and Craig Douglas live on stage at past Renown Film Festivals. He has spent the last 40 years working as a freelance showbiz journalist/broadcaster, conducting over 4000 interviews.

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19 The Counterfeit Plan OUR PRICE £8.00 RRP: £15.00 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Run Time: 541 mins approx 1 Disc |Year: 1956 Director:  Stars: Zachary Scott, Peggie Castle, Mervyn Johns, Sydney Tafler A classic high-tension thriller directed by Montgomery Tully, this rarely seen gem features an exceptional transatlantic cast including Zachary Scott (on magnificently sinister form as a brutal master-criminal), Mervyn Johns, noir heroine Peggie Castle, fan favourite Lee Patterson and British screen spiv Sydney Tafler. The Counterfeit Plan is featured here in a brand-new transfer from the original film elements, in its original theatrical aspect ratio. With the aid of his accomplices, convicted murderer Max Brandt escapes whilst being escorted to a French prison and flees across the Channel. Arriving in he seeks out a wartime acquaintance, Louie. An expert forger, Louie has now turned his back on his criminal career – but Brandt is determined to blackmail him into putting his formidable skills to use once more... SPECIAL FEATURES: Alternative Titles (mute) Original Theatrical Trailers Image Gallery Original Synopsis PDF 20 JESS CONRAD: Jess For You THE DEFINITIVE 2-CD COLLECTION OUR PRICE £11.99 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE In the early 1960s, before Beatlemania, Jess Conrad was considered a Golden Boy of Pop. Dubbed by the NME as “The Face of ‘61”, he came to prominence on TV shows like Wham!, Boy Meets Girls, Thank Your Lucky Stars and Ready, Steady, Go!This long overdue double CD collates most of Jess’s output from 1960 to the noughties, including his work with the legendary Joe Meek (Hurt Me, It Can Happen To You), a rare South African release (Little Bit of Loveliness), and later recordings made for both Columbia Records (written and produced by Charles Blackwell, Mitch Murray and Les Reed) and President (with Cy Payne and Ivor Raymonde arranging and producing). The accompanying booklet is packed with detailed sleeve notes and nostalgic pictures, which complement this unique set and pays tribute to an artist who was part of the very fabric of pre-Beatles Pop Britain. Disc One 1. CHERRY PIE 2. THERE’S GONNA BE A DAY 3. OUT OF LUCK 4. UNLESS YOU MEAN IT Disc Two 5. MYSTERY GIRL 1. TAKE YOUR TIME 6. THE BIG WHITE HOUSE 2. I KNOW YOU 7. THIS PULLOVER 3. PUSSYCAT 8. WHY AM I LIVING 4. TEMPTED 9. I SEE YOU 5. THINGS I’D LIKE TO SAY 10. OH! YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL 6. DON’T TURN ‘ROUND 11. EVERY BREATH I TAKE 7. HURT ME 12. WALK AWAY 8. IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU 13. HEY LITTLE GIRL 9. A LITTLE BIT OF LOVELINESS 14. TWIST MY WRIST 10. TIN PAN ALLEY RAG 15. PRETTY JENNY 11. THE OTHER SIDE OF LIFE 16. YOU CAN DO IT IF YOU TRY 12. SEE THE TINKER RIDE 17. IT’S ABOUT TIME (7” Version) 13. A CONSPIRACY OF CARDS * 18. AS YOU LIKE IT 14. CRYSTAL BALL DREAM 19. SWIMMING IN TEARS * 15. PUSSY CAT 20. DIDN’T WANT YOU TO * 16. HERE SHE COMES AGAIN 21. YOU CAN KISS ME IF YOU LIKE * 17. MY IDEA 22. THAT’S MY WEAKNESS NOW 18. DON’T LOCK ME UP * 23. YOU TOO 19. THESE ARE NOT MY PEOPLE - Men 24. RAG DOLL 20. BE-BOP-A-LULA 25. (I WANNA) LOVE MY LIFE AWAY 21. FIRST THING MONDAY MORNING 26. LITTLE SHIP 22. WITHOUT A WORRY IN THE WORLD 27. AN ANGEL CRIES 23. DIZZY MISS LIZZIE 28. JUST THE TWO OF US 24. GIVE ME A STAR 29. MAYBE YOU’LL BE THERE 25. SAVE IT FOR A RAINY DAY 30. IT TEARS ME ALL TO PIECES 26. LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS 31. IT’S ABOUT TIME (EP Version) 27. HEY LITTLE GIRL (Promotional Film Version) * 32. I DON’T CARE (WHAT PEOPLE SAY) 28. JOHNNY B. GOODE–CAROL–LITTLE QUEENIE MEDLEY 33. ONE OF THESE DAYS 29. SEVEN NIGHTS TO ROCK * 34. DOWN TOWN TONIGHT * PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED * PREVIOUSLY UNISSUED DEMOS 21 The Ghost Train OUR PRICE £8.00 RRP: £12.00 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Run Time: 83 mins approx 1 Disc |Year: 1941 Director: Walter Forde Stars: Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch, Kathleen Harrison, Peter Murray-Hill, Carole Lynne Tommy Gander, a concert comedian; Teddy Deakin, his pal; Jackie Withorp and her cousin Richard Winthrop; Miss Bourne, a spinster visiting evacuees, Herbert and Edna, an engaged couple, and Dr. Sterling, travelling on a train to Cornwall miss their connections owing to a delay and have to spend a night in the waiting room of the eerie Cornish railway junction for Fal Vale. The station master tells them the story of the Ghost Train which is reputed to haunt the station. The story runs that 43 years ago a previous station master fell dead whilst trying to operate the remote control of a swing bridge and a train roared through the gap in the open bridge into the river below. The legend was that some nights a warning bell sounded at the station and the train in phantom form thunders by bring- ing death to all who gaze upon it. That night the station master is found murdered. Edna and Herbert leave the station, scared, but return later in panic pursued by a terror stricken girl, Julie, a mental patient escaped from a nearby home, and eager to gaze upon the fatal ghost train. She is followed by Price who claims to be her brother and wishes to take her back. Suddenly the roar of a train is heard in the night and the Ghost Train thunders through the station… 22 A collaboration with the Imperial War Museum Film Collection on Talking Pictures TV Talking Pictures TV and the Imperial War Museum are working together to give viewers the chance to see some wonderful cinematic stories for the first time, or have the pleasure of viewing them again. The IWM has an exceptional collection, which includes rarely seen and little known films featuring some of Britain’s best known stars. Actors such as Richard Attenborough, , and even a young Thora Hird appear in some of the films and the work of notable directors such as and Humphrey Jennings has also been preserved. A Diary For Timothy (1945) (1943) Tues 8th Oct 14:35, Fri 11th 05:10, Sat 19th Oct 12:30 Mon 14th Oct 18:00 Oscar winning documentary Impressionist portrait of wartime directed by Roy Boulting on Britain as presented to baby Timothy, the battle of El Alamein. directed by Humphrey Jennings. Channel Incident (1940) Narration written by E.M. Forster, Sun 20th Oct 16:25, spoken by Michael Redgrave. Mon 21st Oct 13:45, Go To Blazes (1942) Sat 26th Oct 09:10 Wed 9th Oct 17:15 and Short fictional film about Fri 11th Oct 13:50 the evacuation of Dunkirk, , Thora Hird & Muriel directed by Anthony Asquith, George show the right and wrong with , Robert ways to deal with incendiary Newton and Kenneth Griffith. bombs. Directed by Walter Forde. Next of Kin (1942) (1943) Mon 21st Oct 18:55 Thurs 10th Oct 18:00 and Film on “careless talk” during Tues 15th Oct 16:35 wartime, directed by Thorold A British Army training film directed Dickinson with Mervyn Johns, by Carol Reed, following five new Jack Hawkins, Basil Radford, recruits. With Peter Ustinov, John Naunton Wayne and Laurie, Raymond Huntley, John Slater Nova Pilbeam. and . The True Glory (1945) We Serve (1942) Wed 23rd Oct 14:30 Fri 11th Oct 10:20 and Oscar winning documentary Sat 12th Oct 11:20 directed by Carol Reed & Training film for officers of the ATS, , about the Allied directed by Carol Reed and featuring invasion of Europe. Spoken by , Ann Todd, Joyce Carey actors including John Laurie, and Peggy Ashcroft. Peter Ustinov and The Dawn Guard (1941) Richard Attenborough. Weds 16th Oct 19:20, Tues 22nd Journey Together (1944) Oct 18:00 & Weds 23rd Oct 10:50 Fri 25th Oct 07:15 Home Guard volunteers Bernard Documentary feature about Miles and Percy Walsh discuss the trainee pilots in the RAF, causes of war and their hopes for the directed by John Boulting, peace. Directed by Roy Boulting. with Richard Attenborough, Jack Watling and Edward G Robinson. 23 DATE FOR THE DIARY!

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Sat 5th Oct 20:45 and Sat 12th Oct 14:20 Mon 7th Oct 14:35 and Fri 18th Oct 14:30 Law and Disorder (1958) Operation Bullshine (1959) Comedy directed by Charles The ATS wife of an artillery Crichton. Stars: Michael Redgrave, lieutenant joins her husband on Robert Morley, Ronald Squire. the post. The fact that her husband Colin’s clergyman father is involved is very popular with the other ATS in smuggling... leads to complications. Sat 5th Oct 22:00 and Sat 12th Oct 21:00 and Tues 8th Oct 22:00 Thu 17th Oct 22:00 The Lovers! (1973) Cry, The Beloved Country Comedy directed by Herbert Wise. (1951) Starring: Richard Beckinsale, Drama, directed by: Zoltan Korda. Paula Wilcox, Joan Scott, Susan Stars: Canada Lee, Sidney Poitier, Littler, Anthony Naylor. Geoffrey Charles Carson. A South African and Beryl want to fall in love, like minister searches for his missing Adam & Eve, but Adam & Eve son, only to find his people living in didn’t live in Manchester in 1972... squalor and his son a criminal. Wed 9th Oct 19:10 Tues 1st Oct 18.30 and Thurs 17th Oct 14:30 and Sun 13th Oct 14:30 The Hypnotist (1957) The Courtneys of Curzon Street Drama, directed by Montgomery (1947) Tully. Stars: Roland Culver, Patricia Drama, directed by Herbert Wilcox. Roc, Paul Carpenter. A hypnotist Stars: Anna Neagle, Thora Hird, attempts to convince one of his Michael Wilding. The story of the patients to murder his own wife. Courtney family, from the 19th Sat 12th Oct 12:30 and century to the Second World War. Sun 20th Oct 09:55 (1967) Sun 13th Oct 16:45 , directed by and Fri 18th Oct 06:00 Montgomery Tully. Here Comes the Sun (1946) Starring: Zena Marshall, Simon Comedy, directed by Herbert Oates. An observatory is transported Wilcox. Stars: , Bud to an asteroid, where the scientists Flanagan, Chesney Allen, Elsa Tee. discover strange beings who intend A sports reporter on the run from to destroy the earth. the police tries to clear his name. Talking Pictures TV collaborates with the Imperial War Museum Talking Pictures TV and the Imperial War Museum are working together to give view- ers the chance to see some wonderful cinematic stories. The IWM has an exceptional collection, which includes little known films featuring some of Britain’s best known stars. Actors such as Richard Attenborough, Jack Hawkins, Peter Ustinov and even a young Thora Hird appear in some of the films and the work of notable directors such as Carol Reed and Humphrey Jennings has also been preserved. The films include: A Diary For Timothy (1945) Tues 8th Oct 14:35, Fri 11th 05:10, Mon 14th Oct 18:00 Go To Blazes (1942) Wed 9th Oct 17:15 and Fri 11th Oct 13:50 The New Lot (1943) Thurs 10th Oct 18:00 and Tues 15th Oct 16:35 We Serve (1942) Fri 11th Oct 10:20 and Sat 12th Oct 11:20 The Dawn Guard (1941) Weds 16th Oct 19:20, Tues 22nd Oct 18:00 and Weds 23rd Oct 10:50 Desert Victory (1943) Sat 19th Oct 12:30 Channel Incident (1940) Sun 20th Oct 16:25, Mon 21st Oct 13:45, Sat 26th Oct 09:10 Next of Kin (1942) Mon 21st Oct 18:55 The True Glory (1945) Wed 23rd Oct 14:30 Journey Together (1944) Fri 25th Oct 07:15 25 PREMIERE HIGHLIGHTS FOR October ON TALKING PICTURES TV SKY328 | FREEVIEW 81 | FREESAT 306 | VIRGIN445

Sun 13th Oct 22:00 and Sat 26th Oct 16:20 15th Oct 22:00 Documentary: Memories of Girl With Green Eyes (1964) Lindsay Anderson (2019) Drama, directed by Desmond Davis. Chris Wade’s documentary film looks Stars Peter Finch, Rita Tushingham, at the life and work of Lindsay Lynn Redgrave and . Anderson, the director behind if.... Catholic Irish farm girl Kate Brady, and O Lucky Man! with her gregarious best friend Baba Brennan, moves to Dublin to pursue Sat 26th Oct 17:25 a more exciting life. Our Man in Marrakesh (1966) Comedy spy film, directed by: 13th Oct 19:10 and . Stars: Tony Randall, Mon 14th Oct 14:35 Senta Berger, Herbert Lom, Wilfrid The Franchise Affair (1951) Hyde-White, Terry-Thomas. Crime Drama, directed by: Someone on the bus to Marrakesh Lawrence Huntington is carrying $2 million to fix a United Stars: Michael Denison, Dulcie Gray. Nations vote. A young lawyer is called on by a mother and daughter, accused of Sun 27th Oct 16:10 and kidnapping a young girl. Fri 1st Nov 14.40 Sun 20th Oct 18:45 Some Will, Some Won’t (1970) and Thurs 24th Oct 14:30 Comedy, directed by: Duncan Wood. Josephine and Men (1956) Stars: Ronnie Corbett, Thora Hird, Comedy, directed by: Roy Boulting. Michael Hordern, Barbara Murray, Stars: , Jack Buchanan, Leslie Phillips. The beneficiaries of a Donald Sinden, Peter Finch, William will must justify their legacies. Hartnell. The trouble with Josephine is that her over-sympathetic nature leads her to switch from needful men A whole DAY OF SPOOKY ENTERTAINMENT! to even more needful men... Thurs 31st Oct 22:00 Sun 20th Oct 22:00 HALLOWEEN HIGHLIGHT: The Naked Civil Servant (1975) Horrors Of The Black Museum (1959) Biographical Drama, directed by: Horror, directed by: Arthur Crabtree. Jack Gold. Stars: John Hurt, Stars: Michael Gough, Graham Curnow, Liz Gebhardt, . June Cunningham. A writer stages Based on the autobiography of murders using his hypnotized helper. Quentin Crisp, who lived as a gay man in an intolerant era. Remembering Our Dora on Talking Pictures TV From 3.30pm on the afternoon of Saturday 19th October we bring you Paul O’Grady and Rita Tushingham as they celebrate the life and career of their dear friend Dora Bryan. Paul O’Grady was great friends with Dora, who was also very close to Rita Tushingham, having worked with her on A Taste of Honey. Both share memories and tell stories about her life, work, sad and happy times and everything in between. One of Britain’s most versatile performers, she was at home in revues, comedies and musicals and equally comfortable in dramatic roles. With her breezy and engaging personality, Dora Bryan had the gift of appealing to every audience. She won an Olivier Award in 1996, and was given an OBE in the same year. 15:35 Remembering Dora Bryan 15:55 Start of Dora Bryan afternoon: Old Mother Riley Meets The Vampire (PG) 17:20 Desert Mice (PG) 19:00 OUR DORA with Paul O’Grady & Rita Tushingham. An hour long special programme during which Paul and Rita discuss A Taste of Honey for which she won a BAFTA award for best actress. Rita reminisces about working with Dora on one of the most iconic films in British entertainment history. Followed by a screening of: 20:00 A Taste Of Honey (12) To complete the tribute, one of Dora’s greatest films: 22:00 Women of Twilight (12) Plus a showcase of some unseen gems. Subtitled Films Available in October SKY328 | FREEVIEW 81 | FREESAT 306 | VIRGIN445 Bottoms Up (1960) Wed 02 Oct 19:15 Colonel March Investigates (1953) Ring of Bright Water (1969) Nell Gwyn (1934) Thurs 03 Oct 04:30 Sat 12 Oct 06:00 Tues 22 Oct 15:25 Emergency Call (1952) Thurs 03 Oct 07:30 The Other Man (1956) Sat 12 Oct 18:45 The Anderson Tapes (1971) A Man Called Sledge (1970) Man in the Middle (1960) Sat 12 Oct 23:10 Tues 22 Oct 22:00 Thurs 03 Oct 22:00 Inner Sanctum (1948) Sun 13 Oct 04:35 Booby Trap (1957) Wed 23 Oct 06:00 Dentist In The Chair (1960) Fri 04 Oct 01:05 The Secret Man (1958) Sun 13 Oct 06:00 Grand National Night (1953) Blind Date (1959) Fri 04 Oct 07:45 Noose (1948) Sun 13 Oct 09:40 Tues 22 Oct 12:25 Sparrows Can’t Sing (1963) Girl With Green Eyes (1964) Sun 13 Oct Scarlet Web (1954) Tues 22 Oct 16:15 Fri 04 Oct 16:20 22:00; Tue 15 Oct 22:00 Dead Man’s Evidence (1963) Diamond City (1949) Fri 04 Oct 19:10 Assignment Redhead (1956) Thu 24 Oct 06:00 Hawkeye (1957) Sat 05 Oct 07:30; Sun 06 Mon 14 Oct 04:10; Fri 18 Oct 07:45 The Strange Love of Martha Ivers (1946) Oct 07:30; Sat 12 Oct 07:20; Sun 13 Oct 07:30; Impulse (1955) Mon 14 Oct 06:00 Thu 24 Oct 07:15 Sat 19 Oct 07:50; Sat 26 Oct 07:40; Forces’ Sweetheart (1953) Lost Hours (1952) Thu 24 Oct 09:30 Sun 27 Oct 07:15 Mon 14 Oct 07:40 A Taste Of Honey (1961) Thu 24 Oct 22:00 The Night Caller (1965) Sat 05 Oct 08:00 Calling Paul Temple (1948) Tread Softly Stranger (1958) Go to Blazes (1962) Sat 05 Oct 09:55 Mon 14 Oct 09:10 Fri 25 Oct 00:00 Freewheelers (1972) Sat 05 Oct 12:00; Scream of Fear (1961) Tues 15 Oct 00:10 Sons Of The Sea (1939) Fri 25 Oct 12:25 Sun 06 Oct 12:00; Sat 12 Oct 12:00; The Voice Of Merrill (1952) The Sicilians (1964) Fri 25 Oct 16:10 Sun 13 Oct 12:00; Sun 20 Oct 12:00; Tues 15 Oct 06:00 Woman Eater (1958) Sat 26 Oct 06:15 Sat 26 Oct 12:00; Sun 27 Oct 12:00 What a Whopper (1960) Tues 15 Oct 07:40 The Pirates of Blood River (1962) Silkwood (1983) Sun 06 Oct 02:05 The Trollenberg Terror (1958) Sat 26 Oct 12:30 Be My Guest (1965) Sun 06 Oct 08:00 Tues 15 Oct 09.25 On The Beat (1962) Conflict of Wings (1954) Sun 06 Oct 14:35 The Glass Mountain (1949) Tues 15 Oct 14:35 Sat 26 Oct 14:10; Wed 30 Oct 03:50 The Best of Everything (1959) Danger By My Side (1963) The Boys From Brazil (1978) Sun 06 Oct 22:00 Tues 15 Oct 18:00 Sat 26 Oct 21:00 Shampoo (1975) Mon 07 Oct 00:20 Jet Storm (1959) Tues 15 Oct 19:15; Sky Liner (1949) Sun 27 Oct 06:00 Thunder In The City (1937) Fri 18 Oct 02:50 Great Expectations (1974) Mon 07 Oct 04:20 Who Killed Frank Daniels (1932) Sun 27 Oct 18:30 No Lady (1931) Mon 07 Oct 06:00 Wed 16 Oct 06:00 Glad Tidings (1953) Mon 28 Oct 04:40 Gelignite Gang (1955) Mon 07 Oct 09:25 Passport To Treason (1956) Johnny On The Spot (1954) Three Silent Men (1940) Mon 07 Oct 16:10 Wed 16 Oct 07:20 Mon 28 Oct 06:00 Burnt Evidence (1954) Mon 07 Oct 18:00 The Grayson Case (1955) Wed 16 Oct 09:00 The Price of Silence (1959) Return Of A Stranger (1937) Anne of the Indies (1951) Wed 16 Oct Mon 28 Oct 09:25 Tue 08 Oct 06:00 09:20; Sat 19 Oct 02.20 The Body Vanished (1939) The Ghost Camera (1933) Tue 08 Oct 07:40 Freedom To Die (1961) Wed 16 Oct 12:45 Mon 28 Oct 16:30 Life In Danger (1959) Tue 08 Oct 18:00 (1951) Thurs 17 Oct 06:00 There’s a Girl in My Soup (1970) Nobody Runs Forever (1968) Stormy Crossing (1958) Thurs 17 Oct 07:35 Mon 28 Oct 22:00 Wed 09 Oct 06:00 The Boys (1962) Thurs 17 Oct 18:00 Time Of His Life (1955) Tue 29 Oct 06:00 The Frightened Man (1952) Flannelfoot (1953) Fri 18 Oct 04:35 Bush Pilot (1947) Tue 29 Oct 07:25 Wed 09 Oct 08:05 Admiral (1957) Fri 18 Oct 09:20 The Bargee (1964) Tue 29 Oct 15:20 Operation Diplomat (1953) Cover Girl Killer (1959) Fri 18 Oct 19:45 Nomads (1986) Wed 30 Oct 02:00 Wed 09 Oct 09:35 The Giant Gila Monster (1959) The Vicar of Bray (1937) Rebecca (1940) Wed 09 Oct 14:40 Sat 19 Oct 06:20 Wed 30 Oct 06:00 Ambush In Leopard Street (1962) Tread Softly (1952) Sun 20 Oct 08:25 All In Good Fun (1956) Wed 30 Oct 18:00 Wed 09 Oct 18:00 The Blue Parrot (1954) Sun 20 Oct 16:40 Hobson’s Choice (1954) Wed 30 Oct 18:50 The Games (1970) Thurs 10 Oct 03:20 The Broken Horseshoe (1953) Life at the Top (1965) Wed 30 Oct 22:00 Tons of Trouble (1956) Thurs 10 Oct 07:50 Mon 21 Oct 06:15 Monster From Green Hell (1957) Modesty Blaise (1966) Fri 11 Oct 00:15; Marilyn (1953) Mon 21 Oct 07:50 Thurs 31 Oct 06:05 Mon 14 Oct 01:50 Inn For Trouble (1960) Mon 21 Oct 12:00 Blood of The Vampire (1958) The Stranger (1960) Fri 11 Oct 06:00 Big Ben Calling (1935) Mon 21 Oct 18.00; Thurs 31 Oct 07:30 Impact (1963) Fri 11 Oct 14:30 Thurs 31 Oct 05:10 Ghost of Greville Lodge (2000) Thurs 31 The Magnet (1950) Fri 11 Oct 18:00 Jack London (1943) Tues 22 Oct 03:35 Oct 14:40 The House In Marsh Road (1960) Life In Emergency Ward 10 (1959) Legend of the Witches (1969) Fri 11 Oct 19:35 Tues 22 Oct 06:00 Thurs 31 Oct 23:45 The Tamarind Seed (1974) Fri 11 Oct 00:00 Cuckoo Patrol (1967) Tues 22 Oct 09:25 Hammer The Toff (1952) Sat 12 Oct 04.30 Yes, I have Freeview Play and my TV is connected to the internet with Freeview

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