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rd th TPTV Subtitles August 23 to August 29 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 23 00:00 During One 1961. Drama. Directed and written by Sidney J Furie. Starring Don Borisenko & Susan Aug Night Hampshire. A sensitive story of two airmen. One with a terrible injury and one dealing with life. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 01:40 French 1979. Comedy. Director: Willard Huyck. Stars: Miles Chapin, Blanche Baker & David Aug Postcards Marshall. An American group of exchange students come to Paris to study the language and culture for a year. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 10:00 Double Bunk 1961. Comedy Stars Ian Carmichael, Janette Scott, Sidney James & Liz Fraser. A Aug newlywed couple are desperate to get back home after their houseboat runs out of fuel in France. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 12:00 The Young 1954. Romantic Drama. Directed by Anthony Asquith. Stars Odile Versois, David Aug Lovers Knight & David Kossoff. A London US Embassy man falls in love with the daughter of an Iron Curtain minister. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 14:00 Enemy At The Escape. 1980. Stars Alfred Burke, Bernard Horsfall & Antonia Pemberton. Confronting Aug Door and killing the latest intrude at his farm lead Peter to a desperate escape but not one he imagined. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 15:00 Girl In the 1957. Drama. Directed by Don Chaffey. Starring Donald Houston, Patrick Holt and Aug Picture (1957) Junia Crawford. George Keefe's policeman brother was murdered four years ago and the killer is still on the loose. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 16:45 Strictly For The 1963. Comedy. Directed by Vernon Sewell. Stars Tony Tanner, Joan Sims and Aug Birds Graham Stark. After a fortunate gambling win, Terry Blessing's luck runs out when an ex-girlfriend shows up with a surprise. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 18:35 Small Hotel 1957. Comedy. Directed by David Mcdonald. Stars Gordon Harker, Marie Lohr, John Aug Lode & Billie Whitelaw. At a small hotel, Albert, an aged but shrewd waiter, is a past master at the art of fiddling. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 23 22:50 Deadfall 1968. Drama. Director: Bryan Forbes. Stars Michael Caine, Giovanna Ralli, Eric Aug Portman & Nanette Newman. A Cat Burglar checks himself into a Spanish sanatorium for alcoholics under a false pretence. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 01:20 Pit of Darkness 1961. Crime drama. A partner of a safe making firm is found unconscious on a bomb Aug site. A large safe his company installed has been robbed. Starring William Franklyn and Nigel Green. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 02:55 Rough Cut 1980. Comedy. Directed by Don Siegel & Peter R Hunt. Stars Burt Reynolds, Lesley- Aug Anne Down, David Niven. Two sophisticated jewel thieves join forces to steal $30 million in uncut jewels. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 05:25 Champion The Salted Ground. 1955. Stars Champion, Barry Curtis, & Jim Bannon. Can a gullible Aug Wonderhorse store owner be helped by Ricky and Sandy when it looks like he is about to be conned? (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 06:00 Springtime 1946. Drama. Director: Montgomery Tully. Stars: Peter Graves, Carol Raye & Aug Lawrence O'Madden. When Captain Winster gave a brooch to a lady in 1911, his father turned him out of the house. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 12:20 Trouble Brewing 1939. Comedy. Director: Anthony Kimmins. Stars George Formby, Googie Withers and Aug Gus McNaughton. George has won a lot of money at the races, but he's paid with counterfeit money. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 16:50 Block-Heads 1938. Comedy. Director: John G Blystone. Stars Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, James Aug Finlayson, Patricia Ellis & Billy Gilbert. Unaware that the Great War has ended, Stan remains at his post for 20 years. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 18:00 One Step The Burning Girl. 1959. Starring: Olive Deering, Luana Anders & Edward Platt. A shy Aug Beyond teenage girl who is trying to fit into a new community, has to coexist with her abusive aunt and insensitive father. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 24 18:45 Terror by Night 1946. Crime Drama. Starring: Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce & Alan Mowbray. When a Aug diamond is stolen on a train and the son of its owner is murdered, everybody is a suspect to Sherlock Holmes. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 01:10 The Delavine 1955. Crime drama starring Peter Reynolds, Honor Blackman and Gordon Jackson. Aug Affair The death of a local man leads a local reporter to seek his killer. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 02:25 The Strange 1958. Sci-fi. A British laboratory studying magnetic fields is warned by a cosmic Aug World Of Planet visitor of the dangers in their experiments. Starring Forrest Tucker and Martin X Benson. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 03:55 Sing As You 1937. Musical. Directed by Redd Davis. Starring Evelyn Dall, Claude Dampier & Lu Ann Aug Swing Meredith. Top British radio stars perform in this musical revue. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 05:00 Stagecoach The Marker. Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray run a stagecoach line in the Old West, Aug West where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers and ladies in distress. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 06:00 Maytime in 1949. Musical. Directed by Herbert Wilcox. Stars Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding, Thora Aug Mayfair Hird, Tom Walls & Peter Graves. Michael is left a high-class Mayfair fashion salon which he intends to sell. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 07:55 The Music Box 1932. Comedy. Director: James Parrott. Stars Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Billy Gilbert, Aug Gladys Gale & Charlie Hall. Laurel and Hardy deliver a piano, but struggle to carry it up a flight of stairs. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 08:35 BFI: Kid From 1957. Family. Directed by Kay Mander and starring Bernard Braden, Bobby Stevenson Aug Canada and Christopher Braden. Cousins learn to get along when a man's life is in danger. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 09:30 The Champions The Search. 1969. Stars Stuart Damon, Alexandra Bastedo & William Gaunt. Nazi Aug frogman overpowers a nuclear submarine crew demanding a ransom be paid if London is not to be destroyed. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 13:10 The Courtneys 1947. Drama. Director: Herbert Wilcox. Stars: Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding, Gladys Aug of Curzon Street Young. The story of three generations of the Courtney family, from the nineteenth century to the Second World War. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 15:55 Follow A Star 1959. Comedy. Director: Robert Asher. Stars Norman Wisdom, June Laverick, Fenella Aug Fielding. Norman Truscott is a dry cleaner who dreams of being a singer. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 25 21:05 The Constant 1955. Comedy. Directed by Sidney Gilliat. Stars Rex Harrison, Kay Kendall, Cecil Aug Husband Parker. Charles Hathaway wakes up in West Wales with no recollection of who he is or how he got there. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 26 00:55 It's a Wonderful 1956. Comedy directed by Val Guest and starring Terence Morgan, George Cole, Aug World Kathleen Harrison. Two struggling composers hit on a novel way of producing music backwards! (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 26 07:40 Naked Fury 1959. After a robbery during which the night-watchman is killed, the robbers take his Aug daughter hostage. Stars Kenneth Cope & Reed de Rouen. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 26 08:55 Gert & Daisy 1942. Comedy. Director: Maclean Rogers. Stars Elsie Waters, Doris Waters, Iris Aug Clean Up Vandeleur & Elizabeth Hunt. The second of the three wartime features. Gert & Daisy set about denuding the street. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 26 15:50 Fanny By 1944. Drama. Director: Anthony Asquith. Stars: Phyllis Calvert, James Mason & Aug Gaslight Wilfrid Lawson. Fanny is forced to overcome terrible family problems before discovering her true identity and true love. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 26 20:15 The Spy Who 1965. Drama. Directed by Martin Ritt. Starring Richard Burton, Claire Bloom & Oskar Aug Came in from Werner. During the cold war, a British spy is caught in a sinister labyrinth of plots and the Cold counter-plots. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 26 22:30 The Foreman 1942. Drama. Directed by Charles Frend. Stars Tommy Trinder, Constance Aug Went to France Cummings, Gordon Jackson. An aircraft factory foreman is sent to France to prevent the Nazis getting hold of some vital equipment. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 27 00:10 Escape Route 1952. Crime Drama. Directed by Seymour Friedman & Peter Graham Scott. Stars Aug George Raft. Nuclear scientists are kidnapped. An FBI man and a British agent must find the culprit. Sally Gray's last film. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 27 01:45 No Way Back 1949. Drama. A boxer (Terence de Marney) begins on a downward slide losing his Aug wife and money. A childhood sweetheart helps him but complications set in. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 27 07:55 The Strange 1946. Drama. Directed by Lewis Milestone. Stars Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, Aug Love of Martha Lizabeth Scott & Kirk Douglas. The relationships formed in childhood by three friends Ivers lead to murder and obsessive love. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 27 10:10 Jackpot (1960) 1960. Drama. Director: Montgomery Tully. Stars William Hartnell, Betty McDowall & Aug Eddie Byrne. An ex-convict learns that his wife is not willing to return to him. A rare screening of a 'lost' film. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 27 11:30 21 Days 1940. Drama. Director: Basil Dean. Stars: Vivien Leigh, Laurence Olivier & Leslie Aug Banks. When the disreputable husband of his lover Wanda tries to extort money from the lovers, Larry kills him. (SUBITITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 27 13:00 The Wolves of 1988. Adventure. Director: Stuart Orme. Stars: Stephanie Beacham, Mel Smith, Emily Aug Willoughby Hudson. A mock-Gothic tale set in an isolated country house. (SUBITITLES Chase AVAILABLE) Fri 27 20:00 Destination 1953.
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    Film Fall 1989 Preservation Associates 8 307 San Fernando Road Sun Valle_;, CA . 91352 Proudly PresPnting in 16mm film Telephone 768-5376 T R E B L A C K R A V K F I L H S C O L L E C T I O N The Bl.ackhalik Films Library is back I For forty years, Blackhawk' s vMt library of beautifully-reproduced vintage movies set a world-renowned atandard for quality. An initinl selection of fifty titles is again available in nev, first-cl.ass prints, promptly deliYered. We expect to announce an additional group of fil.lle in late fall, and to continue releasing additional collections on n regular basis until several hundred ti tleo are again "in print." Prices shown are for films with rights of home and non-theatrical exhibition; plea.ee inquire if you desire theatrical, television or stock footage clearance. Hal Roach Productions (marked vith an(• ) asterisk) rJl8J be shipped only to destinations in the United States and Cenada. Other terms of service follow the list of films. LAUREL 8' R ARD Y BIG BUSINESS (1929, silent llith &dded muaic IICore) Stan and Ollie are ChrietClll.8 Tree saleBm<IIl in sur,ny California in July! Instt>Rd of peace on earth, a private var ensues with Jll!lles Finlayson, al=st devaatating the neighborhood. This is ono of the great comedy clncaice, in a superior print. Hal Roach Production, 19 oinutee. THE MUSIC BOX (1932, Acadea,y Aware for Best Short) s210. oo Stan and Ollie must deliver a pl.o.yor piano up a very long, very steop flight of etepo to the hooc of Professor Theodore von Schvarzho!fen (Billy Gilbert).