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TPTV Schedule Jul 15Th– 21St 2019 TPTV Schedule Jul 15th– 21st 2019 Date Time Programme Synopsis Mon 15 06:00 Last Curtain 1937. An insurance investigator tracks a series of robberies to a gang who are hiding Jul 19 the stolen jewels in the produce of a bakery. First film from Joss Ambler, filmed at Pinewood. Mon 15 07:20 June Allyson Our Man in Rome. Stars June Allyson as the regular hostess and occasional star of Jul 19 this dramatic anthology series. This episode also guest stars Rossano Brazzi and Jack Mullaney Mon 15 07:50 Sailor Beware! 1956. Comedy. Director: Gordon Parry. Stars Gordon Jackson, Peggy Mount, Ronald Jul 19 Lewis & Shirley Eaton. A seaman gets cold feet about his wedding when his mother-in- law to be takes control. Mon 15 09:30 The Peke Speaks 1944. Directed by Widgey R. Newman. Comedy documentary with a humorous Jul 19 commentary by Frederick Allen. We follow nearly every dog breed around England and find out who were 'dirty dogs,'. Mon 15 10:10 Duel in the Sun 1946. Western. Directed by King Vidor and starring Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones and Jul 19 Joseph Cotten. When her father is hanged, the beautiful Pearl Chavez goes to live with distant relatives in Texas. Mon 15 12:45 A Cry From The 1958. Drama starring Max Bygraves, Barbara Murray and Colin Petersen. A welfare Jul 19 Streets worker becomes emotionally involved with a group of homeless children. Music by Larry Adler. (Subtitles Available) Mon 15 14:40 Unguarded The perils of Britain's roads are seen in this chilling 1951 film as the carelessness of Jul 19 Moments Johnny, Fred & Mary results in disaster! Made by the Blackheath Film Unit for the Greenwich safety Board. Mon 15 14:45 Blind Corner 1965. Drama. Director: Lance Comfort. Stars William Sylvester, Barbara Shelley & Jul 19 Elizabeth Shepherd. The wife of a blind composer plots to murder her husband after he learns of her affair. Mon 15 16:20 Conflict of Wings 1954. Drama. Directed by John Eldridge. Starring John Gregson, Muriel Pavlow & Jul 19 Kieron Moore. Villagers take action when they find that a nearby RAF station is taking over a much loved bird sanctuary. Mon 15 18:00 Get Some In! Ejected. 1976. Stars: Tony Selby, David Janson, Gerard Ryder. When Jakey learns his Jul 19 father will be ejected from his house, he takes matters into his own hands. (S2, E03) Mon 15 18:30 Jet Storm 1959. Drama. Directed by Cy Endfield. Starring Richard Attenborough, Stanley Baker, Jul 19 Hermione Baddeley & Diane Cilento. A man who lost his daughter in a hit-&-Run accident tracks the man responsible. (Subtitles Available) Mon 15 20:15 Nine, Dalmuir West Kevin Brownlow's atmospheric homage to Glasgow's tram system follows the last Jul 19 tram to run in September 1962. Mon 15 20:30 Public Eye 1973. Mystery Drama. It's a Woman's Privilege. Stars Alfred Burke, Pauline Delaney & Jul 19 Ray Smith. A pleasant visit from Marker's former landlady takes a turn when she tells Marker her problem. Mon 15 21:30 Hell Drivers 1957. Drama. Directed by C. Raker Endfiled and stars Stanley Baker, David McCallum, Jul 19 Sid James and Sean Connery. Tom signs up as a 'Hell Driver', but the death-trap roads are the least of his problems. Mon 15 23:45 The Birthday Party 1968. Drama. Directed by William Friedkin. Stars Robert Shaw, Patrick Magee, Dandy Jul 19 Nichols & Sydney Tafler. The down-at-heel lodger in a seaside boarding house is menaced by two mysterious strangers. Mon 15 02:15 The Gentle Touch 1984. Crime Drama. Appearances Can Be Deceptive. Stars Jill Gascoine, William Jul 19 Marlowem & Paul Moriarty. Maggie thinks that a woman who has killed her abusive husband acted in self-defence. (S5, E08) Mon 15 03:15 The Gay Dog 1954. Comedy. Director: Maurice Elvey. Stars Wilfred Pickles, Petula Clark, Megs Jul 19 Jenkins, John Blythe, Peter Butterworth & Jon Pertwee. A Miner tries to increase his dog's odds at a big greyhound race Mon 15 05:00 Vacant Possession 1966. Directed by Peter Moffat and starring Brian Murphy, Daphne Heard and Richard Jul 19 Gale. An estate agent arranges to meet a couple for a viewing at a flat. Formerly 'lost' short. Date Time Programme Synopsis Tue 16 06:00 The Marked One 1963. Crime. Director: Francis Searle. Stars William Lucas, Zena Walker & Patrick Jul 19 Jordan. Criminals kidnap a man's daughter in order to obtain forgery plates which they believe to be in his possession Tue 16 07:15 June Allyson Death of the Temple Bay. Stars: June Allyson and Lloyd Bridges. As sea captain Jul 19 Anderson's vessel is sinking, he begins to question his motives for going down with his ship. Tue 16 07:45 Waterloo Road 1944. Drama. Director: Sidney Gilliat. Stars Stewart Granger, John Mills, Alastair Sim & Jul 19 Joy Shelton. After Jim reports for military duty, he suspects that his bride has been seeing another man. Tue 16 09:20 The Last Man To 1956. Drama. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Tom Conway, Elizabeth Sellars, Hugh Jul 19 Hang Latimer & Eunice Gayson. Conway is on trial for the murder of his neurotic wife by means of a sedative overdose. Tue 16 10:55 Blood of The 1958. Horror. Directed by Henry Cass and starring Sir Donald Wolfit. In the late 19th Jul 19 Vampire Century, the anaemic Dr Callistratus is the governor of a brutal penal institution in a remote castle. Tue 16 12:40 His Girl Friday 1940. Comedy. Director: Howard Hawks. Stars Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell & Ralph Jul 19 Bellamy. A newspaper editor tries everything to keep his ace reporter ex-wife from remarrying. (Subtitles Available) Tue 16 14:25 The Dark Man 1951. Drama. Directed by Jeffrey Dell. Stars Maxwell Reed, Edward Underdown, Jul 19 Natasha Parry & William Hartnell. An inspector hunts a killer who is looking for an actress who witnessed him commit murder Tue 16 16:00 Jazz Boat 1960. Musical. Director Ken Hughes. Stars Anthony Newley, Bernie Winters, James Jul 19 Booth, Lionel Jeffries & Anne Aubrey. An electrician is summoned to assist a gang in a big robbery. Tue 16 18:00 Get Some In! Field Exercise. 1976. Stars: Tony Selby, David Janson, Gerard Ryder. C Flight are Jul 19 dropped 15 miles from home, but with no idea where and must find their way home. (S2, E04) Tue 16 18:30 Double Bunk 1961. Comedy Stars Ian Carmichael, Janette Scott, Sidney James & Liz Fraser. A Jul 19 newlywed couple are desperate to get back home after their houseboat runs out of fuel in France. Tue 16 20:20 BFI: When The Pie 1941. Factual. Director: Len Lye. A simple tale of a mother cheering up her daughter Jul 19 Was Opened with a pie from her rationing-stricken pantry is skilfully crafted into a work of real artistic depth. Tue 16 20:30 Public Eye 1973. Detective & Mystery Drama. Home & Away. Stars Alfred Burke, Barbara Young, Jul 19 Bryan Pringle. Madge Reading turns to Marker when she suspects there is another woman in her husband's life. Tue 16 21:30 Deadly Affair 1966. Thriller. Directed by Sidney Lumet Stars: James Mason, Simone Signoret. A Jul 19 British secret agent is puzzled by the sudden suicide of a man he's recently investigated. Tue 16 23:45 Malta Story 1953. War. Director: Brian Desmond Hurst. Stars Alec Guinness, Jack Hawkins, Muriel Jul 19 Pavlow, Anthony Steel & Flora Robson. British RAF face invasion on the strategic island of Malta during WW2. Tue 16 01:50 The Gentle Touch 1984. Crime Drama. Secrets. Stars Jill Gascoine, William Marlowe & Paul Moriarty. Jul 19 Maggie finds that the sophisticated Cecily is dangerous when she uncovers a grim secret. (S5, E09) Tue 16 02:50 Calling All Cars 1954. Starring Cardew Robinson, Adrienne Fancey, John Fitzgerald and Pauline Olsen. Jul 19 Comedy documentary, centring on the Dover Harbour car terminal. Directed by Maclean Rogers. Tue 16 03:40 The Day Will Dawn 1942. War. Director: Harold French. Stars Deborah Kerr, Ralph Richardson & Hugh Jul 19 Williams. A British foreign correspondent, forced out of Norway, returns to the occupied Scandinavian country. Tue 16 05:40 The Great Steam A world of fun at the old time fair ground. Jul 19 Fair 1964 Date Time Programme Synopsis Wed 17 06:00 Broken Blossoms 1936. Directed by John Brahm and starring Emlyn Williams, Dolly Hass and Arthur Jul 19 Margetson. A Chinese missionary comes to England where he helps a young girl who is ill-treated by her father. (Subtitles Available) Wed 17 07:45 The Detectives Two Time Loser. 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 Wed 17 08:15 Sewers of Gold 1979. Crime thriller. Directed by Francis Megahy and stars Ian McShane, Christopher Jul 19 Matthew and Warren Clarke. A group of fascists plan to finance their work by pulling off a bank robbery. Wed 17 10:25 The Purple Plain 1954. War. Director: Robert Parrish. Stars Gregory Peck, Bernard Lee & Win Min Than. Jul 19 Canadian RAF pilot Forrester is a loner whose bravery can't cover a streak of reckless instability. Wed 17 12:25 Passenger to 1937. Thriller. Director: Lawrence Huntingdon. Stars John Warwick, Jenny Laird & Paul Jul 19 London Neville. A great B British film. An agent, carrying important papers, is knifed to death on a passenger train. Wed 17 13:35 Defence Of The 1985.
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