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TPTV Schedule June 17th – 23rd 2019 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 06:00 Shipmates O' Mine 1936. Musical. Directed by Oswald Mitchell. Stars John Garrick, Jean 17 Jun Adrienne, Wallace Lupino. Throughout The Years story with songs and 19 sentiments following the life of a sailor. Mon 07:40 June Allyson I Hit and Ran. Stars June Allyson as the regular hostess and occasional star 17 Jun of this dramatic anthology series. This episode guest stars James Gregory 19 and Lucy Prentis Mon 08:10 Hunted 1952. Drama. Directed by Charles Crichton. Starring: Dirk Bogarde, 17 Jun Elizabeth Sellars, Geoffrey Keen and Kay Walsh. A man fears a boy has 19 witnessed him commit a murder, together they go on the run. Mon 09:55 Lease of Life 1954. Drama. Director: Charles Frend. Stars Robert Donat, Kay Walsh, 17 Jun Adrienne Corri & Denholm Elliott. The vicar of a small village reconsiders his 19 life after hearing he has limited time left. Mon 11:50 The Pickwick Papers 1952. Comedy. In this British classic the Pickwick Club send a group to find 17 Jun interesting things around England. Stars James Hayter, Nigel Patrick, 19 Kathleen Harrison & Harry Fowler. (Subtitles Available) Mon 14:00 Rumpole of the Bailey Rumpole and the Age of Miracles. Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Peter 17 Jun Blythe. Rumpole defends Hilda's nephew, a canon who has accused of 19 adultery in an ecclesiastical court. Mon 15:05 Ladies Who Do 1963. Comedy. Director: C.M. Pennington-Richards. Stars Peggy Mount, 17 Jun Robert Morley & Harry H. Corbett. A British Colonel (Morley) teams up with a 19 cleaning lady to profit from office bin tips. Mon 16:50 34 Moore Street - Visit the Gray family at 34 Moore Street, Chelsea, London in 1958. An insight 17 Jun Glimpses into family life. A Baby's First steps, mud pies, playing in the street, a 19 brownie parade and a christening. Mon 17:00 Shadows Dark Encounter. Stars: Alex Scott, Shelagh Fraser, Brian Glover. A middle- 17 Jun aged Londoner returns to the remote village that sheltered him as a child 19 from the London blitz. (S2, E04) Mon 17:30 Out Of The Clouds 1955. Drama. Directed by Basil Dearden. Stars: Anthony Steel, Robert 17 Jun Beatty, James Robertson Justice & David Knight. A busy day at London 19 Airport. Follow the lives and loves of the crew and passengers (Subtitles Available) Mon 19:15 Cover Girl Killer 1959. Crime. Someone is murdering cover girl models, leaving them in the 17 Jun same pose and place as featured in 'Wow' magazine. Stars: Harry H. 19 Corbett, Felicity Young. (Subtitles Available) Mon 20:30 Public Eye 1971. Detective & Mystery Drama. Slip Home In The Dark. Stars Alfred 17 Jun Burke, Susan Engel & Estelle Kohler. Maker is hired to find out who is 19 making threatening phone calls to a woman living alone. Mon 21:30 The Criminal 1960. Drama. Director: Joseph Losey. Stars Stanley Baker, Sam 17 Jun Wanamaker, Patrick Magee & Margit Saad. A racetrack robber escapes from 19 prison & tries to get his hands on the loot from the job. Mon 23:30 Dog's Ransom A Dogs Ransom: Part 1. Stars: Benjamin Whitrow, Zena Walker, Leon 17 Jun Eagles. A Chelsea couple's dog is kidnapped and a ransom is demanded. 19 Mon 00:00 Silkwood 1983. Drama. Directed by Mike Nichols. Stars Meryl Streep, Cher, Kurt 17 Jun Russell & Craig T Nelson. A worker at a plutonium plant is contaminated to 19 prevent her from exposing worker safety violations. (Subtitles Available) Mon 02:35 The Gentle Touch 1982. Crime Drama. Right of Entry. Stars Jill Gascoine, William Marlowe & 17 Jun Brian Gwaspari. A dead burglar and a case of paranoia add up to a difficult 19 situation for Maggie. (S4, E01) Mon 03:35 Beautiful But 1954. Drama. Rich heiress, Corby Lane (Jean Simmons), returns to a small 17 Jun Dangerous town to repay the townsfolk for saving her life when she was a child. Starring 19 Robert Mitchum. Mon 05:20 Scales of Justice 1962. The Guilty Party. Stars Zena Marshall, Anthony Jacobs & Derek 17 Jun Francis. Based on a real criminal case, Edward Sinclair is struggling to 19 maintain his life of luxury, whilst in debt. (S1, E1) Date Time Programme Synopsis Tue 18 06:00 The Vicar of Bray 1937. A Julius Hagen Production. Torn from his poor Irish parish to the Royal Jun 19 court in London, the Vicar finds himself appointed tutor to Charles I's young son. Stars Stanley Holloway & Hugh Miller. (Subtitles Available) Tue 18 07:20 June Allyson Love on Credit. Stars: June Allyson as the regular hostess and occasional Jun 19 star of this dramatic anthology series. This episode also guest stars Carolyn Jones and James Best Tue 18 07:50 Danger By My Side 1963. Crime. With the help of the Met police a girl tracks down the killers of Jun 19 her detective brother. Stars Anthony Oliver, Maureen Connell, Bill Nagy. (Subtitles Available) Tue 18 09:05 Marilyn 1953. Crime drama directed by Wolf Rilla and starring Maxwell Reed and Jun 19 Sandra Dorne. The wife of the garage owner is caught with the mechanic, when he is accidentally killed and a cover up begins. (Subtitles Available) Tue 18 10:25 Grand National Night 1953. Crime drama filmed at Nettlefold and a George Minter production. A Jun 19 horse-trainer kills his spiteful wife after a bitter fight and tries to cover up the murder. Starring Nigel Patrick. (Subtitles Available) Tue 18 12:00 SOS Titanic 1979. Drama. Directed by William Hale. Stars David Janssen, Cloris Jun 19 Leachman & Harry Andrews. In April 1912, the supposedly unsinkable R.M.S. Titanic hits an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean. Tue 18 14:00 Rumpole of the Bailey Rumpole and the Tap End. Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Peter Jun 19 Bowles. Controversial remarks and rulings in a domestic violence case causes concern from the Lord Chancellor Tue 18 15:05 Curtain Up 1952. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Smart. Stars Robert Morley, Margaret Jun 19 Rutherford, Kay Kendall & Michael Medwin. A stage director clashes with the author of a play being done by a little theatre group. Tue 18 16:45 Dog Breeds of the Insightful, charming, British made information film on the popular dog breeds Jun 19 1940s of 1947, puppies galore! Tue 18 17:00 Shadows Peronik. Stars: Paul Aston, Zelah Clarke, Ann Lynn. Teenager Tom draws a Jun 19 poster illustrating an old legend for use as a decoration at a school costume dance. (S2, E05) Tue 18 17:30 Innocent Sinners 1958. Drama. Directed by Philip Leacock. Stars Flora Robson, June Archer, Jun 19 David Kossoff & Christopher Hey. A girl finds expression of her sensitive side by creating a garden. Tue 18 19:20 BFI: The Christmas 1966. Family. Starring Brian Blessed, William Burleigh, Anthony Honour & Jun 19 Tree Kate Nicholls. Gary determines to get a tree for children who will be in hospital for Christmas. Directed by Jim Clark. Tue 18 20:30 Public Eye 1971. Detective & Mystery Drama. I Always Wanted A Swimming Pool. Stars Jun 19 James Bolam, Alfred Burke & Brenda Cavendish. Things get unusual when Marker is hired to watch the antics of a wayward husband. Tue 18 21:30 The Reckoning 1970. Drama. Directed by Jack Gold. Stars Nicol Williamson, Ann Bell, Jun 19 Rachel Roberts & Douglas Wilmer. A ruthless business executive returns to his Liverpudlian roots to investigate his father's death Tue 18 23:40 Dog's Ransom A Dogs Ransom: Part 2. Stars: Zena Walker, Benjamin Whitrow, Brian Jun 19 Stirner. The couple followed the kidnappers demands but never received their end of the bargain. Tue 18 00:10 Violent Playground 1958. Drama. Director: Basil Dearden. Stars Stanley Baker, David Jun 19 McCallum, Anne Heywood & Peter Cushing. A policeman enters a romance with the sister of an infamous gang leader. Tue 18 02:20 The Gentle Touch 1982. Crime Drama. Be Lucky, Uncle. Stars Jill Gascoine, William Marlowe Jun 19 & Brian Gwaspari. Maggie tries to track down a missing informant. (S4, E02) Tue 18 03:20 The Comeback Kid 1980. Comedy. Directed by Peter Levin. Stars John Ritter, Susan Dey, Jun 19 Patrick Swayze & Doug McKeon. A down and out minor league ballplayer finds a zest for life coaching a group of underprivileged kids Tue 18 05:20 Scales of Justice 1963. Position of Trust. Stars Derrick Sherwin & Imogen Hassall. Based on a Jun 19 real case, a wealthy young man, about to be married, arranges for an illicit liaison with a French girl. (S1, E4) Date Time Programme Synopsis Wed 06:00 Cloak Without Dagger 1956. Thriller. Director: Joseph Sterling. Stars Philip Friend, Mary Mackenzie 19 Jun & Leslie Dwyer. During WW2, a Major misses out on the capture of a spy. 19 Years later, the truth is revealed. (Subtitles Available) Wed 07:20 June Allyson The Visitor. Stars June Allyson as the regular hostess and occasional star of 19 Jun this dramatic anthology series. This episode also guest stars Harry Townes 19 and Katharine Bard Wed 07:50 David Copperfield 1970. Drama. Director: Delbert Mann. Stars Richard Attenborough, Laurence 19 Jun Olivier, Susan Hampshire, Cyril Cusack, Wendy Hiller & Edith Evans. 19 Dickens' story of a young man's journey to maturity. Wed 10:10 Cuckoo Patrol 1967. Comedy. Freddie Garrity of Freddie and the Dreamers fame is the 19 Jun scout cub leader of a bunch of misfits. Stars: Kenneth Connor, John Le 19 Mesurier and Bernie Dwyer (Subtitles Available) Wed 11:40 Heavens Above! 1963.
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