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TPTV Schedule July 29th– Aug 4th 2019 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 29 06:00 Tiger By The Tail 1955. Drama. Directed by John Gilling. John Desmond, (Larry Parks) meets a Jul 19 mysterious woman (Lisa Daniely) who turns out to be part of a counterfeit ring and Desmond is caught up in the whole affair. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 29 07:40 The Detectives Time And Tide. Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and Jul 19 tough detectives tackling crime. Also Stars: Tige Andrews, Russell Thorson, Adam West Mon 29 08:10 Innocents In 1953. Comedy. Director: Gordon Parry. Stars Margaret Rutherford, Alastair Sim, Jimmy Jul 19 Paris Edwards & Ronald Shiner. A diverse group of people fly to Paris and find the city changes their lives in some way. Mon 29 09:55 Escape Route 1952. Crime Drama. Directed by Seymour Friedman & Peter Graham Scott. Stars Jul 19 George Raft. Nuclear scientists are kidnapped. An FBI man and a British agent must find the culprit. Sally Gray's last film. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 29 11:30 Crooked Sky 1957. Crime drama directed by Henry Cass. An American detective & Scotland Yard Jul 19 must work together to crack a counterfeit gang. Stars Wayne Morris, Karin Booth and Anton Diffring. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 29 13:00 Dick Powell Out Of The Night. Stars Charles McGraw & Feto Scotti. In 1944, a revenge-obsessed Jul 19 Theatre pilot bombs a village to kill one man - who escapes. (S1, EP6) Mon 29 14:00 Scotland Yard 1954. The Blazing Caravan. Director: Ken Hughes. Stars Edgar Driver, Alan Robinson & Jul 19 Betty Carter. A Salesman turns murderer after learning that his client has just won the football pools. (S1, E4) Mon 29 14:35 They Who Dare 1954. War Drama. Directed by Lewis Milestone. Stars Dirk Bogarde & Denholm Elliott. Jul 19 In Greece during the war, British commando's and patriots are ordered to destroy two strategic German airfields. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 29 16:40 The Hi-jackers 1963. Drama. Directed by Jim O'Connolly. Starring Anthony Booth & Jacqueline Ellis. A Jul 19 lorry driver meets Shirley at a cafe and offers her a lift. His truck carrying valuable whiskey is later hijacked. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 29 18:00 Get Some In! Swimming. Stars: Tony Selby, David Janson, Gerard Ryder. Marsh promises revenge Jul 19 after being thrown around in first aid training. (S3, EP06) Mon 29 18:30 SOS Pacific 1959. Drama. Directed by Guy Green. Starring Richard Attenborough, Pier Angeli & Jul 19 John Gregson. A seaplane fire forces its passengers, including a prisoner, to make a disastrous water landing. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Mon 29 20:20 All Done By 1968. Documentary. Director: Edith & Francis Williams. An award-winning film that Jul 19 Electricity outlines the potential dangers of electricity in the home. Part of the Women Amateur Filmmakers collection. Mon 29 20:30 Public Eye 1975. Detective & Mystery Drama. Hard Times. Stars Alfred Burke, Tenniel Evans & Jul 19 Keith Drinkel. A new 'home', a new 'office', and his first client. A day to remember - a day of trouble. Mon 29 21:30 The Running Man 1963. Drama. Directed by Carol Reed. Stars Laurence Harvey, Lee Remick, Alan Bates Jul 19 & Felix Aylmer. An insurance investigator is called when a plane goes down a day after his insurance policy expires. Mon 29 23:35 Poor Cow 1967. Kitchen sink drama by Ken Loach. Young mother Joy (Carol White) is forced to Jul 19 fend for herself when her brutal husband, Tom (Bindon), goes to jail. Can Joy find solace with Dave (Terence Stamp)? Mon 29 01:35 Time Without 1957. Crime. Director: Joseph Losey. Stars Michael Redgrave, Ann Todd, Leo McKern, Jul 19 Pity Peter Cushing & Alec McCowan. David is an alcoholic who has 24 hours to save his son from being hanged for murder Mon 29 03:20 The Wicked Lady 1945. Drama. Directed by Leslie Arliss. Stars Margaret Lockwood, Griffith Jones & Jul 19 James Mason. 17th Century beauty Barbara Worth leads a double life to relieve her boredom. Mon 29 05:25 Laurel-Hardy 1930. Comedy. Director: James Parrott. Stars Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Frank Austin, Jul 19 Murder Case Stanley Blystone. Laurel & Hardy get involved in a murder case after the death of Stan's rich uncle Ebenezer. Date Time Programme Synopsis Tue 30 06:00 Who Goes Next 1938. War. Director: Maurice Elvey. Stars Barry K. Barnes, Sophie Stewart & Jack Jul 19 Hawkins. During the First World War, a number of captured British officers attempt to escape a prisoner-of-war camp. Tue 30 07:45 The Detectives The Old Gang. Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and Jul 19 tough detectives tackling crime. Also Stars: Tige Andrews, Russell Thorson, Adam West Tue 30 08:15 Once A Jolly 1949. Drama. Directed by Jack Lee. Stars Dirk Bogarde, Bonar Colleano, Renee Jul 19 Swagman Asherson, Bill Owen & Sid James. A British factory worker loses his job in the 1930s to become a motorcycle racer. Tue 30 10:15 Three Steps to 1953. Drama. Directed by John Gilling. American cargo ship Officer Stevens (Scott Jul 19 the Gallows Brady), finds out that his brother is the frame-up victim of a smuggling gang and is due to be executed for murder. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 30 11:55 Operation 1958. War. Director: Michael McCarthy. Stars Peter Finch, Tony Britton & Eva Bartok. Jul 19 Amsterdam An English Major and two diamond experts plan to take diamonds from Amsterdam before the Nazis invade Tue 30 14:00 Scotland Yard 1954. The Dark Stairway. Director: Ken Hughes. Stars Vincent Ball & George Manship. Jul 19 A blind man who is witness to a murder on a darkened stairway is asked to identify the killer. (S1, E5) Tue 30 14:35 The Brave Don't 1952. Drama. Directed by Philip Leacock. Starring John Gregson, Meg Buchanan & Jul 19 Cry John Rae. Based on a true story. In a small Scots mining-town, a mine cave-in seals the entire crew. Tue 30 16:25 Brandy for the 1951. Comedy. A young couple on a boating holiday off the Kent coast get caught up Jul 19 Parson in a smuggling racket. Starring Kenneth More, Charles Hawtrey & Alfie Bass. Tue 30 18:00 Get Some In! Cards. Stars: Tony Selby, David Janson, Gerard Ryder. Richardson thinks he's landed Jul 19 on his feet after pulling a pretty redhead. (S4, EP01) Tue 30 18:30 Pygmalion 1938. Drama. Directed by Anthony Asquith. Starring Leslie Howard & Wendy Hiller. Jul 19 Higgins, an expert in the study of phonetics, bets that he can turn Eliza, a 'worthless guttersnipe', into a duchess. Tue 30 20:25 The Ideal Home ... 1964 at Olympia - Glimpses. A short Glimpse of The Ideal Home Exhibition in the Jul 19 Exhibition March 60s. Colour amateur footage, but a nice little insight. 1964 at Olympia - Glimpses Tue 30 20:30 Public Eye 1975. Detective & Mystery Drama. No Orchids for Marker. Stars Alfred Burke, Sylvia Jul 19 Coleridge & Joan Scott. A chance to make £1,000, an offer too good to refuse finds Marker all at sea. Tue 30 21:30 Oklahoma Crude 1973. Comedy. Director: Stanley Kramer. Stars: George C. Scott, Faye Dunaway & John Jul 19 Mills. In 1913 Oklahoma, Lena Doyle aided by her father, stubbornly drills for oil despite pressure to sell her land Tue 30 23:45 Venus Peter 1989. Drama. Director: Ian Sellar. Stars Ray McAnally, David Hayman, Sinead Cusack. Jul 19 A boyhood in a Scottish fishing town in Fife in the 1940s and 1950s. Tue 30 01:45 Light Up the Sky! 1960. Comedy. Director: Lewis Gilbert. Stars Ian Carmichael, Tommy Steele & Benny Jul 19 Hill. British bittersweet comedy about misfits manning a British Army searchlight battery during the Blitz. Tue 30 03:30 Kipps 1941. Comedy. Director: Carol Reed. Starring Michael Redgrave, Phyllis Calvert & Philip Jul 19 Frost. Based on H.G Wells' novel, Kipps the draper's apprentice falls in love with a girl above his station. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Tue 30 05:15 BFI: Waverley 1948. Factual. Director: John Eldridge. With visual grace, and wit, the film entwines a Jul 19 Steps coalman's working day with students' revels by night, the proceedings of a court with the rituals of a courtship Date Time Programme Synopsis Wed 31 06:00 Danny Boy 1941. Drama. A successful singer in America returns to Britain during the Blitz to find Jul 19 her ex-husband and son have fallen on hard times. Starring David Farrar and Ann Todd. (SUBTITLES AVAILABLE) Wed 31 07:35 The Detectives The Prowler. Captain Matt Holbrook (Robert Taylor) leads a squad of brave and tough Jul 19 detectives tackling crime. Also Stars: Tige Andrews, Russell Thorson, Adam West Wed 31 08:05 Androcles and 1953. Drama. Starring Alan Young as Androcles, a Christian who lives in ancient Rome. Jul 19 the Lion Upon seeing a lion in severe pain, he manages to remove a massive thorn from the beast's paw. Wed 31 09:55 Odd Man Out 1947. Thriller. Director: Carol Reed. Stars Robert Newton, James Mason, Fay Compton Jul 19 & William Hartnell. Johnny McQueen, the idealist leader of an illegal organisation, has escaped from prison. Wed 31 12:15 Spring In Park 1948. Comedy. Director Herbert Wilcox. Stars Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding. Joshua Jul 19 Lane Howard's niece suspects the new footman is not what he makes out to be. Wed 31 14:00 Scotland Yard 1954. Late Night Final. Director: Montgomery Tully. Stars Colin Tapley, Terence Yorke Jul 19 & Frank Forsyth.
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