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TPTV Subtitles July 19Th to July 25Th th th TPTV Subtitles July 19 to July 25 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 19 04:20 A Tale of Five 1951. Drama. Stars Bonar Colleano, Barbara Kelly, Eva Bartok & Gina Lollobrigida. Jul Cities When an Englishman leaves America to enlist in the RAF, his gruelling combat experiences result in a loss of memory. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 06:00 Lena Rivers 1932. Drama starring Charlotte Henry, Morgan Galloway and Beryl Mercer. Young Jul Lena, born out of wedlock, goes to live with a rich uncle, but his wife and daughter don't like her one bit. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 10:00 Adventures of 1951. Drama. Director: William Marshall. Stars Errol Flynn, Micheline Presle, Jul Captain Fabian Vincent Price. Lea is accused of murder, Captain Fabian rescues her, but becomes deceived by Lea's flirtatious ways. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 12:00 The History Of Mr 1949. Drama. Director: Anthony Pelissier. Stars John Mills, Betty Ann Davies, Megs Jul Polly Jenkins, Moore Marriott & Finlay Currie. Alfred reluctantly uses inherited money on two big ventures. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 14:00 Enemy At The Jealousy. 1980. Stars Alfred Burke, Bernard Horsfall & Antonia Pemberton. An Jul Door already jealous Marjory Clifford's resentment grows as her brother and his German wife befriend a young German officer. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 15:00 Last Holiday 1950. Drama. Directed by Henry Cass. Stars Alec Guinness, Beatrice Campbell & Jul Kay Walsh. A salesman who learns he has months to live cashes in his savings to live in a fancy hotel. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 16:45 The Flying Squad 1940. Crime. Director: Herbert Brenon. Stars Sebastian Shaw, Phyllis Brooks, Jack Jul Hawkins. Bradley of the C.I.D. Flying Squad is out to break a drug smuggling gang. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 21:00 Girls! Girls! Girls! 1962. Comedy. Director by Norman Taurog. Stars Elvis Presley, Stella Stevens, Jul Jeremy Slate & Laurel Goodwin. Ross Carpenter wants to buy the boat he built with his father. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 19 22:55 The Assassination 1969. Comedy. Director: Basil Dearden. Stars: Oliver Reed, Diana Rigg & Telly Jul Bureau Savalas. Before WWI, a journalist investigates the Assassination Bureau, which chose its targets based on moral issues. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 02:20 The Naked Kiss 1964. Drama. Directed by Samuel Fuller. Stars Constance Towers, Anthony Eisley, Jul Michael Dante & Virginia Grey. A prostitute, traumatised by a past experience, tries to find solace in Grantville Town. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 04:10 The Most 1932. Horror. Directors: Ernest B. Schoedsack & Irving Pichel. Stars Fay Wray, Joel Jul Dangerous Game McCrea, Leslie Banks & Robert Armstrong. Shipwrecked on an island, a hunter becomes the guest of Count Zaroff. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 06:45 Melody Club 1949. Comedy. A nitwit investigator (Terry Thomas) goes undercover in a Jul restaurant to catch a gang of crooks. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 08:10 Third Alibi 1961. Drama. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Starring Laurence Payne, Patricia Jul Dainton. A married composer finds that his affair with his wife's half-sister has resulted in her death. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 10:00 The Frightened 1952. Crime Drama. Directed by John Gilling. Starring Dermot Walsh, Barbara Jul Man Murray & Thora Hird. Julius (Walsh) is sent down from Oxford to join a gang of jewel thieves who plan a foolhardy raid. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 11:20 Portrait of Alison 1955. Crime. Director: Guy Green. Stars Robert Beatty, Terry Moore, William Jul Sylvester. A Francis Durbridge story. A painter is commissioned to paint a portrait of a girl killed in Italy. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 13:00 No Hiding Place - A Pocketful of Bones. 1963. Stars: Eric Lander, Raymond Francis, Frank Henderson, Jul A Pocketful of Charles Morgan & Patricia Brake. Scotland Yard are lead to uncover a ten-year-old Bones murder. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 16:50 Rock You Sinners 1957. Musical. A disc-jockey gets his own TV show and becomes a star. Starring Jul Jackie Collins and featuring many musical acts of the 50's. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 18:00 One Step Beyond The Devil's Laughter. 1959. Starring Patrick Westwood, Alfred Ryder and Ben Jul Wright. The authorities encounter problems when trying to carry out the execution of convicted killer, John Marriott. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 21:00 Age of Innocence 1978. Drama. David Warner, Honor Blackman & Lois Maxwell. Set in 1920s, a Jul sleepy Canadian town is awoken by the arrival of a handsome but outspoken English teacher. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 22:55 The Hot Rock 1972. Comedy. Directed by Peter Yates. Stars Robert Redford, George Segal & Zero Jul Mostel. A man and his brother-in-law plan to steal a priceless diamond from the Brooklyn museum. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 20 05:00 Stagecoach West The Bold Whip. Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray run a stagecoach line in the Old West, Jul where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers and ladies in distress. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 06:50 Lilli Marlene 1950. Drama. Lilli, (Lisa Daniely) the French girl whose song 'Lilli Marlene' is loved Jul by the Germans and the allies alike, is captured by the Nazis and rescued by the British. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 08:30 BFI: Skid Kids 1953. Drama. Director: Don Chaffey. Stars Peter Neil, Barry MacGregor, Anthony Jul Lang & A E Matthews. 'Swanky' and his chums take on bike thieves in this Bermondsey-shot Children's Film Foundation short. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 09:30 The Champions The Iron Man. 1968. Stars Stuart Damon, Alexandra Bastedo & William Gaunt. The Jul Champions must prevent an attempt on Vain El Caudillo's life, a former ruler of a South American state. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 12:10 Fallen Angel 1945. Thriller. Director: Otto Preminger. Starring: Dana Andrews, Charles Bickford Jul and Bruce Cabot. A slick con man arrives in town to make some money, but soon gets more than he bargained for. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 14:10 The Secret Place 1957. Crime. Director: Clive Donner. Stars: Belinda Lee, Ronald Lewis, Michael Jul Brooke. A gang plan and perform a daring diamond robbery. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 18:00 Sherlock Holmes The Red-Headed League. 1954. Starring: Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford Jul & Archie Duncan. A shopkeeper claims to have been a member of the 'Red-Headed Men' until it unexpectedly dissolved. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 23:05 The Enforcer 1951. Adventure. Directed by Bretaigne Windust. Stars Humphrey Bogart, Everett Jul Sloane & Zero Mostel. DA Ferguson hunts down a crime boss who has been running a ring of hired hitmen. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 21 02:50 Jazz Mad 1941. Musical. Director: William Nigh. Stars Grace Hayes, Peter Lind Hayes & Mary Jul Healy. A vaudeville performer goes to college to spy on her son in this raucous spoof. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 06:00 An Ideal Husband 1947. Comedy. Directed by Alexander Korda. Stars Paulette Goddard, Michael Jul Wilding & Diana Wynyard. A prominent politician is blackmailed after he begins preparing to expose a financial scandal. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 09:30 Arabian Adventure 1979. Adventure. Director Kevin Connor. Stars Christopher Lee, Milo O'Shea, Oliver Jul Tobias. A peasant boy and prince set out to stop an evil magician who seeks to gain power by obtaining a magic rose. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 13:35 Now and Forever 1956. Drama. Directed by Mario Zampi. Stars Janette Scott, Vernon Gray, Kay Jul Walsh & Jack Warner. A schoolgirl falls in love with the son of a local garage owner and they hatch a plan to elope. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 15:20 Rebecca 1940. Mystery. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Laurence Olivier, Joan Jul Fontaine and George Sanders. A self-conscious bride is tormented by the memory of her husband's dead first wife. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 18:40 Julia 1977. Drama. Director by Fred Zinnemann. Stars Jane Fonda, Vanessa Redgrave & Jul Meryl Streep. Lillian's life is turned upside down by Julia, her close childhood friend, who asks her to smuggle money. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 21:00 The Lovers! 1973. Comedy. Director: Herbert Wise. Stars Richard Beckinsale, Paula Wilcox, Jul Joan Scott. Like everyone else since Adam & Eve, Geoffrey & Beryl want to fall in love. But this is Manchester in 1972. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 22:45 Up the Junction 1967. Drama. Directed by Peter Collinson. Stars Suzy Kendall, Dennis Waterman, Jul Maureen Lipman & Adrienne Posta. An upper-class Chelsea girl relieves her boredom in working-class London. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Thu 22 01:10 Harry's War 1981. Drama. Directed by Kieth Merrill. Stars Edward Herrmann, Geraldine Page & Jul Karen Grassle. After his aunt dies of a heart attack, whilst fighting the IRS; Harry Johnson decides to take up the cause. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 23 06:00 Flannelfoot 1953. Crime drama directed by Maclean Rodgers and starring Ronald Howard and Jul Mary Germaine. Crime news hack Mitchell is out to discover the identity of the notorious jewel thief 'Flannelfoot'. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 23 07:25 End of the Line 1957. Directed by Charles Saunders. Starring Alan Baxter, Barbara Shelley & Jul Jennifer Jayne. Given a fake alibi Mike robs a 'fence' of stolen jewels. The fence is found dead and Mike is blackmailed. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 23 10:20 And The Same To 1959. Comedy starring Sid James, Brian Rix, Leo Franklyn, Tommy Cooper and Vera Jul You Day. The boxing-mad nephew of a pious clergyman embarks on an elaborate plan to keep his boxing career a secret. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Fri 23 11:45 Spring Meeting 1941. Comedy. Directed by Norman Lee & Walter C.
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