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Dear Club Members Supporters of Talking Pictures TV, In this newsletter we bring you our famous four week only sale where nearly all of the Renown box sets are Buy One Get One Free! The sale will run till October 1st so it’s a great opportunity to stock up for Christmas presents and finish off your collections. That’s any TWO Renown box sets on pages 2 and 3 for just £20 with FREE UK postage – do be quick! You don’t just have to order 2, you can order as many times as you like! It’s been another great month on Talking Pictures TV and September brings a wealth of gems from the dusty TV and film archives. Ground breaking when first broadcast, the seriesWidows , Special Branch and Shadows Of Fear are all coming to your screens and for the film fans this month we will be broad- casting This Sporting Life, with Richard Harris and ; On The Fiddle an early film in which he was spotted for the Bond role; the film version ofThe Jungle Book from 1942 and Sky West & Crooked – John Mills directed daughter Hayley and Ian McShane in this beautiful film. For those of you who couldn’t make the St Albans Festival of Film last March we have put the wonderful interview with dear Craig Douglas on the air for your enjoyment on Thurs 5th Sept 19 at 10:25am. The Stockport Festival of Film is now just weeks away – we can’t wait to meet so many of you who will be joining us for a fun, full day and thank you to all of you who are making very long journeys to be there with us. There will be no tickets on the door and we have just a handful left, so if you want to meet Stephanie Beacham, Ray Brooks, Terry Dene , Rita Tushingham and Jenny Hanley – call us quick! I have finally convinced Noel to start sharing some of his memories of working in the industry for 50 something years, the series starts with part one, his first day at Rank, on page 8, we hope you enjoy his reminiscences as much as we do. The wonderful Patricia Dainton is a dear friend and great supporter and we have finally managed to license her favourite filmThe Dancing Years, currently screening on Talking Pictures TV, and also at a special price on DVD for you all, see page 19 for further details. There are lots of new DVD releases from The and Strawberry this month, meanwhile we are working hard behind the scenes on our Crime Collection Volume Five which will be released next month, with subtitles. In just a few days time we will be filming with a great supporter and fan of Talking Pictures TV, the very lovely Paul O’Grady. Paul was a close friend of dear and together we are curating a Dora Bryan Day – this will be on your screens in October so keep an eye on your newsletters for further announcements. Tickets are now on sale for our next Film Festival at St Albans on Sunday 22nd March 2020; do make sure you buy a ticket, they make ideal gifts for film fans! It’s always great to meet so many of you in person. Thanks as always for your continued support – do keep spreading the word! Very best wishes, Sarah, Noel and Neill 1 Paul Temple & The Toff Paul Temple’s The Collection Triumph 1950; Send for Paul Temple 1946; Calling Paul Temple 1948; Bombay Waterfront 1952; Hammer the Toff 1952; PLUS Mrs Pym of Yard 1939; Walter the Sleuth 1927; Glimpses Collection Vol 1 Glimpses Collection Vol 2 Glimpses Collection Vol 3 Inside the Room Three volumes of the hugely popular series ‘Glimpses’– a nostalgic look at memories of times gone by. 1935; Talkies: Patricia Dainton BUY ONE BOX SET GET ONE FREE! Buy one Renown box set for £20, get another one free! LIMITED OFFER RUNS UNTIL 1st October ONLY Burke’s Law Box Set Tell Me Another Detective series starring Iconic Interview Show, ‘Reel’ Love Stories Box Set Volume1 Gene Barry, aired 1963-1965 aired 1976-79: Series 1 & 2 A Tale of Five Cities 1951; Peg of Old Drury 1935; The Renown Vintage A Woman Alone 1936; A Society Sensation 1918; The Hills Sci-Fi Collection of Donegal 1947; Love in High Gear 1932; Those People Once in a New Moon 1935; Next Door 1953; The Wedding of Lilli Marlene 1953; Marilyn The Night Caller 1965; 1953; A Yank in Ermine 1955; The Woman Eater 1958 Phantom from Space 1953; Dr Cyclops 1940; Target Earth The Renown Vintage Chiller & Thriller 1954; Stranger from Venus Collection The House 1954; The Alien Factor 1978; in Marsh Road 1960; The Captive 1980; PSI Factor Trollenberg Terror 1958; 1980; The Dream Doctor Firemaidens from Outer Space 1936 1956; Tread Softly 1952; The E J Fancey Collection Blood of the Vampire 1958; Fighting Mad 1957; Action The Fall of the House of Usher Stations 1957; Hangman’s 1950; The Monkey’s Paw Wharf 1950; Rock You Sinners 1948; Crow Hollow 1952; The 1957; Down Among The Z-Men Curse of the Wraydons 1946 1952; Forces Sweetheart 1953; Shadow Of A Man 1955; Who’s The Renown Vintage Crazy 1950; The Traitor 1957; Transport in Film Today and Every Day 1948; Collection Swing Tease 1940 The Flaw 1955; Stock Car & Variety 1955; Born of the Sea The Renown Pictures Act Memories 1949; The Last Journey Monster Collection Theatre Royal 1943; A Little of 1936; Danger Lights 1930; Behemoth the Sea Monster What You Fancy 1968; Music The Shipbuilders 1943; 1959; Beast from Haunted Hall 1934; Sarah Remembers Minesweeper 1943; Bush Pilot Cave 1959; Gorgo 1961; 1952; 1943; 1947; The Black Rider 1954; Monster from Green Hell Highlights of Variety 1938; Streamline Express 1935; 1957; The Giant Gila Monster The Final Finale 1968; Say it Calling All Cars 1954; Night 1959; The Crater Lake Mon- with Flowers 1934; Entertains 1951; Climb up the Ride 1937; River Beat 1954; ster 1977; The Killer Shrews Wall 1960; Cavalcade of Variety 1940; Stars on Parade There Is Another Sun 1951 1959; The Strange World of 1936; Music Hall Greats: Tell Me Another 2 Planet X 1958 A Gunman Has The Third Alibi 1961; Blackout 1950; Escaped 1948; Jackpot 1960; The Boy with a Flute Quiet Woman 1951; 1954; 13 East Street 1964; Death Goes to Impulse 1954; Cross- 1952; Mystery at School 1953; King trap 1962; Smart Monstein 1954; of the Underworld Alec 1951; Passenger Web of Evidence 1952; Black Memory to London 1937; The 1959; When London 1947; Murder at Body Vanished 1939; Sleeps 1932; The 3am 1953; The The Riverside Murder Lost Hours 1952; Challenge 1960; 1935; Vengeance Is The Passing Stranger Passport to Treason 1956; The Price of Mine 1949 PLUS 1954; The Hostage The Renown Crime Silence 1959; The The Renown Crime Interviews with The Renown Crime 1956; The End of Collection Volume 1 Secret Man 1958. Collection Volume 2 Patricia Dainton Collection Volume 3 the Line 1957. The Renown Crime Collection Volume 4 BUY ONE BOX SET GET ONE FREE! The Boys 1962; PLUS The Boys Reunion 2017; Mysterious Mr Nicholson 1947; Buy one Renown box set for FREE UK POSTAGE The Voice of Merrill 1952; Operation Freephone 0808 178 8212 Diplomat 1953; Port of Escape 1956; £20, get another one free! Blind Spot 1958; Lady of Deceit 1947; Choose any box set from this page and Checkmate 1935; LIMITED OFFER RUNS the page opposite and add another one A Rainy free – order as many as you like! Afternoon UNTIL 1st October ONLY At The Flicks The Agitator 1945; All in Good Fun The Night We He Found A Star 1955; Inn For Dropped a Clanger 1941; Bobs Your Trouble 1960; 1959; The Case Uncle 1942; Dentist in the Chair of the Mukkinese She Knows Y’Know 1960; Two on the Battle-Horn 1956; 1962; Second Tiles 1951; And the What a Whopper Best Bed 1938; Same to You 1960; 1961; The Butler’s The Common Touch Carry on Admiral Dilemma 1943; 1957; Crazy Days Gert & Daisy Clean 1941; A Cry from 1962; Demobbed Up 1942; Tons of the Streets 1958. 1944; Lifetime of Trouble 1956; Gert The Early The Renown Comedy Comedy 1960; Tell The Renown Comedy & Daisy’s Weekend Cowboy Collection Volume 1 Me Another 1976; Collection Volume 2 1942; Your Money Collection The Silent Comics. or Your Wife 1960. Volume 1 A Demon for Trouble 1934; Fighting Caballero 1935; Big Boy Rides Again 1935; The Cactus Kid 1935; In Old Montana 1939; Law and Order 1936; The Call of Justice 1936; Films with a Beat Frontier Days 1934; Live It Up 1963; Every The Old Mother Riley Collection Honey West The Invisible Day’s a Holiday 1965; The Bridget’s Night Out 1936; Old Mother Riley 1937; 1965 Message 1935; Primitives 1962; Be My Guest Old Mother Riley in 1938; Old Mother Riley All 30 episodes Knights of the Plains 1965; Dateline Diamonds MP 1939; Old Mother Riley Headmistress 1950; 1939; Desert Mesa 1935 1966; The Golden Disc 1958; Old Mother Riley Jungle Treasure 1951; Old Sally Ann Band of Thieves 1962; Tell Mother Riley’s New Venture 1949; Mother Riley The Complete Series Me Another: Acker Bilk 1976 Meets the Vampire 1952 1979 3 From the British Film Institute At Last the 1948 Show 3-Disc DVD Set RRP £29.99 OUR PRICE £25 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE! Call Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 To be released: 9th September, will be posted after this date Contains 3 discs WITH SUBTITLES Director: Ian Fordyce The most definitive release currently possi- ble of this classic comedy series, produced by , and written and performed by some of the UK’s best loved comedians. A ground-breaking, splendidly silly and surreal comedy sketch series, written and performed by , , Tim Brooke- Taylor and Marty Feldman, also starring the lovely Aimi MacDonald. This was a major milestone on the road to ’s Flying Circus, The Goodies and everything that came after. This lovingly curated, new, deluxe three-disc set restores all the existing episodes from both series in the correct order, and is as complete as is currently possible. It includes all ten surviving episodes, two almost completely reconstructed episodes, and the complete audio of a further episode with fragments of film restored; all drawn from the vaults of the BFI National Archive, and proudly presented alongside an array of newly-filmed and archive extras. Includes the following extras: Features the entire two series as they were originally broadcast on DVD for the very first time. Presented with incomplete episodes carefully reconstructed using audio recordings and shoot- ing scripts in the correct chronological order. Includes previously unseen episodes, fully constructed for the very first time, as well as rare au- dio recordings enabling the full 13 episodes with restored ad buffers and reinserted rare sound and image sequences. Newly filmed in-depth interviews with John Cleese and Tim Brooke-Taylor. Dee Time: A rare audio recording of the 1948 Show team’s uproarious but archivally-absent, (missing, believed wiped), 1967 appearance on the BBC chat show hosted by Simon Dee. PLUS Archive video interviews with John Cleese AND archive audio on-stage interviews with Tim Brooke-Taylor and Aimi MacDonald. Now and Then: Marty Feldman: rare film of the star in conversation in the late 1960s Fully illustrated booklet with new writing on the show by series expert Steve Bryant, the BFI’s Dick Fiddy, ‘not quite 500 words’ by Tim Brooke-Taylor, historical notes on missing material by Chris Perry of Kaleidoscope and audio-recording authority Ray Frensham. 4 From the British Film Institute 3-Disc DVD Set RRP £29.99 OUR PRICE £25 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE! Call Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 To be released: 9th September, will be posted after this date Contains 3 discs WITH SUBTITLES Director: Daphne Shadwell The most definitive release to date of the ground-breaking sketch show, one of the most innovative and influential British comedy series of the Swinging Sixties. Innovative and influential, and originally envisaged as a children’s show, Do Not Adjust Your Set was a mad- cap early-evening comedy sketch show that quickly acquired a cult following with Swinging Sixties adults, who rushed home from work to see it. Written by and starring , , , with performances and material by and Denise Coffey, it provided an early showcase for the hilarious animations of Terry Gilliam, and the brilliantly bizarre musical antics of the legendary Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band. For the first time anywhere, all the fully existing episodes from the Rediffusion and Thames series are brought together in a deluxe package that includes five episodes new to DVD, at least two of which were previously thought lost, alongside new interviews with series creator and producer Humphrey Barclay, writer and performer Michael Palin, uninvited guest star Tim Brooke-Taylor, animations from Terry Gilliam’s personal film collection, and a new documentary about the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, featuring new interviews with 1960s originators and key personnel , , Roger Ruskin-Spear and ‘Legs’ . Features five episodes never before released on DVD, including the long-thought-lost Boxing Day pilot episode, the recently-recovered Series 1 Episode 4, the Summer-Special Special Edition, the full-length Do Not Adjust Your Stocking Christmas Special and the only fully-existing show from Series 2: episode 2 Includes brand-new scans of three hilarious Terry Gilliam animations made for the programme, never before seen on DVD: The Christmas Card, Beware of the Elephants and Learning to Live With an Elephant. Brand new interview with series creator and producer Humphrey Barclay; newly filmed interview with Michael Palin; newly filmed interview with John Cleese; newly filmed interview with Tim Brooke-Taylor. Brand new hour-long documentary Bonzos on the Box, celebrating madcap music-makers the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band and their part in the show, including new interviews with key-players Neil Innes, Rodney Slater, Roger Ruskin-Spear and ‘Legs’ Larry Smith . The Intro and the Outro: a short filmed introduction to the show by Neil Innes. The Doo-Dah Discotheque: select and see your favourite Bonzo performances, or select play all to see the lot; rare audio fragments from long-lost missing episodes. A gallery of rare photos, sketches and cuttings from Humphrey Barclay’s personal scrapbook. Fully illustrated booklet with new writing by the BFI’s Vic Pratt and Dick Fiddy, series creator Humphrey Barclay, Bonzos Neil Innes and ‘Legs’ Larry Smith and author David Christie. Also includes a new and exclusive interview with actor David Jason and full credits.

5 Theirs is the Glory In commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the Battle of 17–26 September 1944 RRP: £14.99 OUR PRICE £8.00 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Run Time: 79 minutes mins approx 1 Disc |Year: 1946 | Black and White Director: Cast: , Thomas Scullion, Allan Wood, Leo Genn, Geoff van Rijssel This film is a tribute to every man who fought at Arnhem and an everlasting memorial to those who gave their lives. This digitally re-mastered version of the classic World War II film tells the story of the in 1944. The film was produced in 1945 and is unique amongst war films in that it was filmed entirely without the use of studios, sets or actors. Original footage is cleverly interwoven with re-enactments shot on location in Arnhem, featuring the men from the Airbourne Regiment who actually fought in the Battle. After sweeping through France and Belgium in the summer of 1944 the allies were poised to enter Holland. Field Marshall Montgomery favoured a single thrust north over the Rhine to attack the Ruhr with the aim of winning the War by the end of 1944. To achieve their objective the allies launched on 17th September 1944, but from the start the plan ran into difficulties. The paratroopers encountered fierce German resistance and suffered heavy casualties before finally being withdrawn nine days later. It was the biggest grossing UK war film for nearly a decade, focussing on the British forces and their fight at Oosterbeek and Arnhem. The director, Brian Desmond Hurst, was himself a veteran of the First World War, having survived Gallipoli where he had served with the Royal Irish Rifles. The producer was Leonard Castleton Knight, Head of Gaumont British News. The script was written primarily by Louis Golding with who had been in the with the Guards Armoured Division with XXX Corps seeking to relieve Arnhem during the battle, hence the authenticity of the storyline. The veterans who starred in the film also collaborated on the script. Brian Desmond Hurst said, “The film is my favourite because of the wonderful experience of working with soldiers, and because it is a true documentary reconstruction of the event. I say without modesty it is one of the best war films ever made”. 6 From the British Film Institute A BRAND NEW RELEASE A Kid For Two Farthings RRP £25 OUR PRICE £15 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 DVD & BLU-RAY EDITION Stars: Jonathan Ashmore, Diana Dors, Joe Robinson, Lou Jacobi, Irene Handl, Sid James Director: Carol Reed Screenplay adapted by Wolf Mankowitz from his own novel of the same name. WITH SUBTITLES Includes an illustrated booklet with new commentary on the film and full film credits. The adventures of a young boy who buys a small goat in the belief that it’s a uni- corn that will be able to grant his wishes. Made in 1955, this was Carol Reed’s last film for the legendary and his first in colour. Counter-balancing the whimsical tale of a young boy is the equally childlike romance of Sonia and her body-building boyfriend Sam, who is involved with crooked wrestling promoter Blackie Isaacs (Lou Jacobi). A very rare example of an Anglo- Jewish film, it was partly shot on location in Petticoat Lane in London’s East End, at the of what was still a thriving Jewish community. Presented in High and Standard Definition, includes both DVD and Blu-ray editions. Run time: 91 min 7 Memories of Working at The Rank Organisation Part 1, by Noel Cronin I started my film career in 1962 at Rank Advertising Films in Park Royal, Cumberland Avenue; an industrial road with the huge Guinness brewery at the end, which gave out a marvellous smell! My job was that of post boy, for which I had to attend an interview. In those days a parent would accompany you, so my poor old over-worked Mum and I trekked from our home in Swiss Cottage to the wilds of Park Royal – it seemed miles away! Having had the interview, my mother realised we didn’t have the fare home, so we walked. Being a polite but shy young man, working in a full office was quite daunting, but I survived and was offered a job in the film let division, checking the reels of cinema adverts for damage or replacement ads. The film cans were colour co-ordinated; blue was Scotland, yellow was Yorkshire and so on. The cans were checked and returned via a company called FTS which had collection depots like Hans Place in London. Sometimes cans were placed in the corner of the checking room in a growing pile – this sadly was an indication of the start of the end for mass cinemas, as the pile was for closed cinemas. Producer Noel Cronin founded Talking Pictures TV and Renown Pictures. He will be contributing a series of memories to the newsletter over the coming months. Ever since his entrance into the world of film as a young man, Noel has been interested in preserving the heritage of lost and forgotten films, shorts and programmes, and for many years has been gathering, restoring and preserving this wonderful heritage which would otherwise be lost. Noel worked for The Rank Organisation and the Central Office of Information, and bought the rights to several libraries that owned films which now air on TPTV. His career as a producer and editor of films, documentaries and TV series spans several decades, and his work includes Home For Christmas (1990), Romantic Undertaking (1996), and The Ghost of Greville Lodge (2000).

8 The Smallest Show on Earth OUR PRICE £15.00 RRP: £25.00 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 WITH SUBTITLES Run Time: 77 mins approx 1 Disc|Year: 1957 Black and White Director: Stars: Virginia McKenna, , , A heart-warming comedy, The Smallest Show on Earth is a gently whimsical elegy to the Golden Age of cinema. Co-stars comedy stalwarts Bernard Miles, Leslie Phillips and Sid James. Presented as a brand-new remaster from the original film elements in its original theatrical aspect ratio. Overjoyed to learn that they’ve inherited a cinema in the north of , Matt and Jean Spenser are subsequently shattered to find it’s less of a grand picture palace and more of a fleapit (with three equally decrepit employees). Can the couple make a go of it or will they be forced to sell up and watch the Bijou Kinema be redeveloped into a car park? SPECIAL FEATURES: Alternative main titles (mute) Image gallery PDF material

9 This is My Street RRP: £14.99 OUR PRICE £8.00 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Run Time: 91 mins approx 1 Disc |Year: 1963 | Black and White Director: Stars: Ian Hendry, June Ritchie, Avice Landone, Meredith Edwards, Madge Ryan, Jubilee Close, a drab street of decaying houses in London’s Battersea, is home to a cross-section of working-class families. Yearning to escape from this depressing environment is pretty, ambitious Margery Graham; the victim of an enforced marriage, she is tied to a lazy, boorish husband and young daughter. Margery lives next door to her widowed mother who, in order to make ends meet, has taken in a lodger, Harry – a slick, unscrupulous salesman with a roving eye and a more-than- neighbourly interest in Margery. This sixties’ backstreets bedroom drama adapted from Nan Maynard’s novel is an unflinchingly told story set amid the sordid squalor of post-war London’s broken streets. There are a number of interesting characters, most significantly Ian Hendry’s compelling performance as the jack-the-lad charmer capable of turning from seducer to scoundrel and back again. Hendry and June Ritchie together create an interesting chemistry, and the film is potently magnetic when they are on screen together. Other relationships and marriages are portrayed; including extra-marital affairs and alliances, a gritty but fascinating glimpse into the hard lives of people who had no escape from their grey existences, reflected in the barren streets around them. A slice of British realism which is hard to resist, the plot intertwines the lives of a group of working class characters, with sub-plots and storylines which weave and interconnect, with inevitable and dramatic outcomes.

10 From the British Film Institute Bronco Bullfrog on DVD RRP £25 OUR PRICE £15 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Cult 60s UK classic set around the emergent Suedehead scene. A film by Barney Platts-Mills made in 1969. Stars: Del Walker, Anne Gooding, Sam Shepherd. WITH SUBTITLES Black & White | Run time: 87 min This classic of sixties British cinema charts the story of Del, a young apprentice, and his 15 year-old girlfriend Irene who have no money and nowhere to go. Angry and frustrated, they go in search of fun and freedom and turn to ‘Bronco Bull- frog’, who is fresh out of borstal and living an independent lifestyle. Powerful and authentic, this fascinating insight into the then-emerging suede- head subculture, largely improvised by a non-professional cast of teenagers from East London, is released here in a fully remastered presentation with an array of exciting extras.

Everybody’s An Actor, Shakespeare Said (1968, 30 minutes): A documentary by Platts- Mills charts Joan Littlewood’s theatre work with the teenagers who star in Bronco Bullfrog. Joan Littlewood Interview (1968, 21 minutes): the formidable and outspoken theatre director discusses her career. Seven Green Bottles (Eric Marquis, 1975, 35 minutes): a cautionary tale of seven young delinquents, played by non-professional actors.

11 From the British Film Institute British Transport Films Volume Thirteen: On the Right Track (2-DVD set) RRP £25 OUR PRICE £15 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 British Transport Films on DVD make its return in this 2-disc set featuring a selection of previously unreleased films. The 13th volume in this long running series includes Year: 1964 -1982 | Run time: 244 min Track 125, Rubbish By Rail and Director: Various Careful Charlie! British Transport Films was established in 1949 to focus a spotlight on transport as a nationalised undertaking, to create an appetite for travel and to entice the public to use nationalised transport. Over a period of more than 35 years, BTF produced an unrivalled documentary film legacy for generations of film and transport enthusiasts. BTF on DVD makes its triumphant return in this 2-disc set featuring 14 films, 13 of which are available for the first time and have been newly scanned in 2K. Remastered films include: Disc 1: We’re in Business Too! (1964, 22 mins) | British Rail is Travelling (1969, 8 mins) The Class 86 Locomotive (1970, 25 mins) | Careful Charlie! (1970, 3 mins) People in Railways (1970, 19 mins) | Having a Fresh Look (1970, 32 mins) Solutions? (1972, 7 mins) Disc 2: What’s Tops (1974, 19 mins) | Rubbish By Rail (1977, 6 mins) | The Stage is Yours (1979, 12 mins) | The 75 Tonne High Capacity Crane (1980, 27 mins) | Track 125 (1981, 20 mins) | Promises promises… (1982, 22 mins) | A New Approach to Hong Kong (1982, 22 mins) Also includes: a fully illustrated booklet with new writing on the films by BFI curators Steven Foxon, Patrick Russell and Jez Stewart and post-war transport historian and enthusiast Stephen Edwards.

12 RENOWN feature focus Broken Blossoms ONLY £7.99plus free UK P&P A remake of D. W. Griffith’s 1919 silent masterpiece, in which a Chinese missionary comes to England to teach Buddhist concepts. He is attracted to the beleaguered Lucy Burrows, whose prizefighter father beats her persistently. When Chen rescues Lucy from one of her fathers attacks, the boxer sets out to revenge himself on the foreigner. The seamy East End neighbourhood is lavishly recreated, with dark alleys, swirling mists and fetid waterways. Directed By: | Produced By: Julius Hagen Cast: Emlyn Williams, Dolly Haas, Arthur Margetson, C.V. France, Basil Radford, Edith Sharpe, Ernest Jay, Bertha Belmore, Gibb McLaughlin, Ernest Sefton, Donald Calthrop, Kathleen Harrison, Kenneth Villiers, Dorothy Minto, Sam Wilkinson, Jerry Verno. Year of Production 1934 | Run Time: 1hr 24mins approx, Black & White I’ll Turn to You ONLY £7.99plus free UK P&P Made in 1946, the film tells the story of a former pilot who struggles to adapt to civilian life, resulting in a decision to leave his wife. Excellent musical soundtrack, featuring: The London Symphony Orchestra, (guest vocalists: John McHugh and Sylvia Welling); a Choir of the Welsh Guards (in uniform) and Albert Sandler and his Palm Court Orchestra along with popular radio organist, Sandy MacPherson. Geoffrey Faithful directed, better known as a British cinematographer (, 1951 and Village of the Damned, 1960). Don Stannard plays the hero, and went on to play Dick Barton in all three Dick Barton films (1948-49). Directed By: Geoffrey Faithfull Cast: Terry Randall, Don Stannard, Harry Welchman, Ann Codrington, George Merritt, Irene Handl, Ellis Irving, Nicolette Roeg, Anthony Pendrell, Leslie Perrins Year of Production: 1946 | Run Time: 92 mins approx | Black and White

Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 13 WIDOWS Box Set Including the sequel series: SHE’S OUT starring Ann Mitchell OUR PRICE £16.00 RRP: £30.00 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 WITH SUBTITLES (on Widows only) Run Time: 903 mins approx 6 Discs |Year: 1983-1985 Directors: Ian Toynton and Paul Annett Stars: Ann Mitchell, Fiona Hendley, Maureen O’Farrell and Eva Mottley with Debby Bishop, David Calder and Maurice O’Connell. A gritty crime series with strong female lead characters – and the career breakthrough which started Lynda La Plante on her path as one of television’s highest profile writers – Widows was a smash hit for ITV and was recently adapted into a major motion picture by acclaimed director Steve McQueen. Both series are presented here as brand-new restorations from the original film materials. Also included is the sequel series made ten years later: SHE’S OUT (1995), starring Ann Mitchell. When their villain husbands are killed during an attempted robbery, three widows decide to finish what their deceased husbands started. One of the most influential dramas of the 1980s, Widows was acclaimed for its strong female roles created by Lynda La Plante, who went on to write Prime Suspect. La Plante had played small roles in The Sweeney and Out, and, frustrated with the way women were depicted for TV drama, she submitted a pilot script and was encouraged by script editor Linda Agran to complete the serial. In She’s Out, also written by La Plante, Ann Mitchell returns to her award-winning role as Dolly Rawlins, who has served an eight year prison sentence for her husband’s murder, and is now set to retrieve the six million pounds worth of diamonds that she stashed before she was sent down, in order to start a new life. However, her former cell mates have their own ideas... WIDOWS airs every Wednesday at 9pm on Talking Pictures TV. 14 From the British Film Institute Love on the Dole DVD + Blu-ray edition RRP £25 OUR PRICE £15 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Originally banned by the British Board of Film Censors, Love on the Dole (1941), was made at a time when social conditions were being radically changed by the Second World War. Directed by: John Baxter Stars: Deborah Kerr, Clifford Evans, Geoffrey Hibbert, George Carney WITH SUBTITLES Black & White | Run time: 99 min Set in 1930s Salford, at the height of the Depression, young Harry Hardcastle, played by: Geoffrey Hibbert, (In Which We Serve) and his sister Sally, played by Deborah Kerr, () fall victim to poverty and unemployment, forcing them to make difficult decisions to survive. The film deals with the Depression, mass unemployment, poverty and riots, yet retains positivity by reinforcing the view that Britain and its working classes had survived incredible hardships and could conquer anything. The film is optimistic in its hope for a liberal democratic Britain and was much- praised by critics upon its release. Extras include: New High Definition transfer; Our Film (1942, Harold French). Enthralling propaganda film contrasting the Russian home front with the British. The Call for Arms (Brian Desmond Hurst, 1940): Government sponsored film about life at a munitions factory. Island People (Paul Rotha, 1940): a film survey of aspects of the British way of life, as seen through French eyes. Illustrated booklet with new writing by Chris Hopkins and Jo Botting plus full film credits. 15 Spotlight on Jeremy Kemp Born: 3 February 1935 Died: 19 July 2019 The English actor Jeremy Kemp, will forever be remembered as PC Bob Steele – one of the original cast – in the BBC TV series Z-Cars. His performances graced many television, film, stage and radio productions with his presence ensuring success followed him as a character actor, underrated by some critics but adored by his fans. He was born Edmund Jeremy James Walker, on 3rd January 1935 to Elsa and Edmund Walker in Chesterfield, Derbyshire. His father was an engineer from a family of landed gentry who had owned estates in Yorkshire. He served national service with the Gordon Highlanders and progressed to lieutenant in the Black Watch. In 1955, he attended acting school at the Central School of Speech and Drama, taking his mother’s maiden name for professional stage use. His London stage debut was in The Chairs at the . Three years later, he gained a contract with the BBC’s radio drama company and made his TV debut in 1958 as a police constable in The Frog, a Sunday Night Theatre production based on a play by Ian Hay. His film career began with an uncredited performance in The Battle of the River Plate (1956) but it was not until Face of a Stranger (1964), a ‘B’ film in the Edgar Wallace series that he would gain a cinematic credit. Other notable film credits throughout his career include: Dr Terror’s House of Horrors (1965), The Blue Max (1966), Darling Lili (1970), The Belstone Fox (1973), A Bridge Too Far (1977), East of Elephant Rock (1978), The Prisoner of Zenda (1979), Top Secret! (1984), When the Whales Came (1989) and Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994). His final film appearance was inAngels and Insects (1995). He continued acting on stage throughout his career, including two successful seasons of classics for Theatre (1958-60). Although television and film would later fill most of his time, he returned regularly to the stage, notably as Aston in The Caretaker at the Mermaid Theatre in 1972 and as Buckingham in Richard III at the Olivier Theatre in 1979. It was television that brought Kemp lasting fame and recognition. In 1962 he took the role of PC Bob Steele in Z-Cars – a role turned down by Michael Caine! He was an instant hit, but left midway through the second series, for fear of becoming typecast after 34 episodes. His television appearances continued to be popular, and he was in many shows from the ‘Golden Era’ of TV, including countless productions for both the BBC & ITV as well as , Colditz, Churchill’s People, Space 1999, Vikings, The Fall Guy, The Adventures of , The Winds of War as Brig. Gen. Armin Von Roon; Star Trek: The Next Generation and Murder, She Wrote. He scored another huge success for his reprised role of Von Roon in the mini-series War and Remembrance. His final television role was that of Hissah Zul in 22 episodes of Conan for the 1997-98 season. He returned to Z Cars in 1978 for the last ever episode, simply playing a vagrant. Many from the original cast also returned as a respectful acknowledgement to the show that gave them their break, playing small cameos. In his private life Kemp enjoyed ornithology and liked to visit the London Wetland Centre in Barnes, south-west London, when he was in the UK. He lived both in Britain and California but his health declined after the death of his American partner, Christopher Harter. Kemp retired from acting in 1998 and died on 19 July 2019 at the age of 84 – a sad loss to the acting world.

16 LOST A tense drama telling the story of the kidnap of a child in 1950’s London. OUR PRICE £12.99 RRP: £19.99 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Run Time: 89 mins approx 1 Disc|Year: 1956 |Colour Director: Guy Green Stars: David Farrar, David Knight, Julia Arnall, Anna Turner (AKA Tears for Simon) Lee and Sue Cochrane are a happily married American couple living in London with their 18-month-old son Simon. Their idyllic lifestyle is shattered when one day the family nanny takes Simon out and briefly leaves him in his pram outside a local shop. On her return, the nanny finds that Simon has been abducted. Scotland Yard, led by Inspector Craig (David Farrar) and Sergeant Lyel (Anthony Oliver), are soon on the trail of the kidnappers, their pursuit leading them down a path of danger and intrigue. The film makes great use of locations throughout London and the South East of England and the insight into life in 1955 is fascinating. The story confronts every parent’s nightmare: what happens when you briefly look away and find your child is missing when you look back? The climax is suitably dramatic. A talent-packed cast includes many of Britain’s top supporting players, including , Everley Gregg, Joan Sims, Shirley Anne Field, Joan Hickson, Dandy Nichols, Mona Washbourne, Barbara Windsor and George Woodbridge. The script was written by Janet Green, and hints at the scripts she later wrote for the crime thriller/social problem films made by and Basil Dearden. 17 Spotlight on Patricia Dainton Patricia Dainton was born in Hamilton, Scotland on 12th April 1930, the daughter of the stage and film agent Vivienne Black. She was born a twin, and her brother George later had a brief acting career as George Bryden. Patricia’s school career ended when she moved to London at 10 years old. She studied for the stage initially at Toynbee Hall and then at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts and The Cone School of Dance as well as a spell of time with the Rank Charm School. She wanted to be a dancer and realised that she would need to gain as much experience as possible. She made her stage debut in Stratford-Upon-Avon and worked hard in pantomimes, reper- tory and productions in the London suburbs, where she began to get noticed in productions of Quiet Wedding, Babette, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Watch on the Rhine. During the war she also worked in productions with ENSA. Patricia’s film debut came with a “blink and you will miss her” uncredited role in the Ealing film (1943) which starred . After the war she returned to films with two further uncredited appearances inDancing with Crime (1947) and Uncle Silas (1947). Her first credited film role was a made for television film calledThe Boltons Revue (1948), where she was billed as ‘Pat Dainton.’ The Dancing Years (1950) was the break Patricia was waiting for, however, and this lead to bigger and better roles in the such films as Hammer the Toff (1952), Paul Temple Returns (1952), Tread Softly (1952), Operation Diplomat (1952), The Passionate Stranger (1953) and Witness in the Dark (1959) among others. Patricia was also seen on television in two series. She starred in Sixpenny Corner (1955-56) as Sally Norton. This show was the first ever series to be screened on Independent Television and was about a young couple who ran a garage. Sadly no episodes survive. The second series was the less successful White Hunter (1958) in which Patricia played guest roles in two episodes. She was also seen in the Kraft Mystery Theatre series in two plays, which she would make into films; the aforementionedWitness in the Dark and The Third Alibi – which was filmed in 1961 – after which she would retire from the business and concentrate on raising her family with husband Norman Williams, an actor and later producer. As a producer, he is known for Piccadilly Third Stop (1960), The Shakedown (1960) and It’s All Happening (1963). Norman and Patricia were married in 1952 and had two children. After The Third Alibi (1961), Patricia raised her family and later worked for WH Smiths in the book department for 21 years, quietly slipping away from the public’s gaze until she was rediscovered three years ago. Patricia was tracked down by Talking Pictures TV director Sarah Cronin-Stanley during 2016, appear- ing at the Renown Film Festival that year. She also filmed introductions for feature a day of her films on the channel. Patricia has since made one more appearance at the Nettlefold Studios celebration in 2018, much to the delight of her many fans. 18 The Dancing Years OUR PRICE £8.00 RRP: £14.99 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Run Time: 61 mins approx 1 Disc|Year: 1950 | Colour Director: Harold French Stars: , Gisèle Préville, Patricia Dainton. Premiering on stage in March 1939, ’s enchanting musical romance is set in Vienna before the Great War. It became one of the most popular West End shows during the dark days of the Second World War, and this radiant film adaptation proved no less popular, with Dennis Price’s sensitive portrayal of the lead character winning great acclaim and Novello’s score featuring a string of melodies that swept the world. The Dancing Years is featured in a brand- new transfer from the original film elements, in its original theatrical aspect ratio. In Austria, in 1910, a small band of army officers arrive at an inn on the outskirts of Vienna. It is home to Rudi Kleber, a gifted but impoverished composer, who is asked to play while they eat. Rudi plays his own composition and the officers immediately bid against each other for its purchase – but a woman’s voice outbids them; it is Maria, the lovely and brilliant star of the opera... SPECIAL FEATURES Original Theatrical Trailer; Image Gallery Original Promotional Material PDF 19 DATE FOR THE DIARY!

20 21 One Way Out A gritty 1950’s police drama in which the forces of law and order do battle with organised crime. OUR PRICE £12.99 RRP: £19.99 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Run Time: 61 mins approx 1 Disc|Year: 1955 Black & White Director: Francis Searle Stars: Jill Adams, Eddie Byrne, Lyndon Brook, John Chandos and Arthur Lowe. Carol Martin is found dead in a canal in what appears to be a straightforward case of suicide. When she was found however, Carol was wearing a silver necklace stolen during a recent robbery in Harrow; she was also the girlfriend of local ‘jewellery fence’ Jim Danvers. Superintendent Harcourt (Eddie Byrne), is close to retiring from the police force, but when he discovers that Danvers may be involved in Carol’s death, and the robbery, he sees one last chance at putting his arch behind bars. But in doing so will Harcourt put himself and his family in danger from Danvers’ ruthless criminal gang? One Way Out portrays a story of deep moral choices with the main character following a path of corruption and trapped by an ever more complex web of lies and intrigue – is a lifetime of personal honour worth this final risk? 22 Shadows of Fear 3-Disc Set OUR PRICE £15.00 RRP: £29.99 with FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone: 0808 178 8212 Run Time: 525 mins approx 3 Discs | Colour Year: 1970-1973 Director: James Gatward Stars: Ray Smith, Michael Craig, Ian Bannen, Peter Barkworth, George Cole, Sheila Hancock, , Victor Maddern Fear comes in many forms – perhaps most disturbingly when it stalks us in familiar surroundings. It can haunt us in the shape of a menacing stranger, or gather in the shadows of our own imagination. This volume collects eleven plays in which every character has one thing in common: someone, or something, to fear. Shadows of Fear is a suspense anthology featuring some of Britain’s most renowned stage and TV performers. Each episode had a different cast, including:Ronald Hines, Victor Maddern, and Gemma Jones. The unsettlingly creepy scripts were provided by the best writers of the day, including Public Eye creator Roger Marshall and award-winning writers Richard Harris, Jeremy Paul and Hugh Leonard, among others. SHADOWS OF FEAR is on every Friday at 9pm on Talking Pictures TV.

23 From the British Film Institute A London Trilogy The Films of Saint Etienne (2003-2007) RRP £25 OUR PRICE £15 WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Call Us Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Or 01923 290555 Collaborations between electronic indie trio Saint Etienne and filmmaker Paul Kelly, documenting London’s ever-changing environment Directors: Paul Kelly; Keiron Yates Years: 2003/2005/2007 | Colour Run time: 158 min | WITH SUBTITLES Finisterre (2003), directed by Paul Kelly and Kieran Evans is a homage to London featuring well-known voices including Mark Perry, Julian Opie, Lawrence and Vic Godard with songs from the Saint Etienne album of the same name. Paul Kelly’s What Have You Done Today, Mervyn Day? (2005) follows a paperboy on his round, tracing the hidden history of East London’s Lower Lea Valley before it was redeveloped for the Olympic Park. Guest voices include David Essex and Linda Robson. Commissioned by the Royal Festival Hall to mark its renovation and reopening, This is Tomorrow (2007) by Paul Kelly records the labour and attention to detail that went into refurbishing this distinguished concert venue. It features interviews with the Hall’s designers, past and present. Extras Include: Today’s Special: three shorts about London’s disappearing cafés. Banksy in London: short film documenting some of the artist’s work which is now gone. Monty the Lamb (2006, 12 mins): a day in the life of Monty, mascot for North Hendon FC. Seven Summers (2012, 10 mins): follow up to Mervyn Day, revisiting the Lea Valley seven years on. The Other South Bank: a companion piece to This is Tomorrow filmed on Teesside’s South Bank. PLUS a booklet with newly commissioned essays. 24 PREMIERE HIGHLIGHTS FOR September ON TALKING PICTURES TV SKY328 | FREEVIEW 81 | FREESAT 306 | VIRGIN445

Friday 30th Aug 21:00 Fri 6th Sept 22:00 SHADOWS OF FEAR (1970) Dracula Prince of Darkness Episode 1: Did You Lock Up? (1966) Thriller series; Episode 1 directed Four English tourists find them- by Kim Mills. Stars: Michael Craig, selves stranded in the mountains. , Ray Smith. A driverless carriage takes them to After his home is burgled, a writer a castle where they are welcomed is obsessed with ensuring that it by the sinister manservant of doesn’t happen again. Count Dracula… Sun 1st Sept 14:10 Sat 7th Sept 12:30 The Dancing Years (1950) and Tues 10th Sept 08:45 and Fri 6th Sept 14:30 Konga (1961) Musical drama, directed by Horror, directed by: John Lemont. Harold French. Stars: Dennis Stars: , Margo Johns, Price, Gisèle Préville, Patricia Jess Conrad. A scientist creates Dainton. Film adaptation of Konga, a giant chimpanzee who Ivor Novello’s musical romance threatens London. set in 1910 Vienna. Thurs 5th Sept 10:25 Sat 7th Sept 16:20 Talking Pictures TV with Father’s Doing Fine (1952) Craig Douglas Comedy, directed by: Henry Cass. An exclusive interview with Craig Stars: Heather Thatcher, Diane Douglas, popular singer in the Hart, Virginia McKenna, Richard late 1950s and early 1960s. His Attenborough. An impoverished chart-topper, Only Sixteen (1959), mother and her daughters contend sold more copies in the UK than with love affairs, a thieving butler, Sam Cooke’s original version. In the unpaid rent, and imminent this exclusive interview, he shares motherhood in a single day! memories of the 1960s music scene. Sat 7th Sept 22:05 Fri 6th Sept 19:15 and Tues 10th Sept 22:00 and Fri 13th Sept 19:10 This Sporting Life (1963) Nothing Barred (1961) Drama, directed by: Lindsay Comedy, directed by: Darcy Conyers. Anderson. Stars: Richard Harris, Stars: , Leo Franklyn, Rachel Roberts, . Naunton Wayne. Lord Whitebait and A rising rugby star attempts to woo his servant Spankforth hatch a plan his bereaved landlady in hopes of to save his sinking fortunes. finding a meaning in life. (AKA The Night We Sprang a Leak) Talking Pictures TV with Craig Douglas Craig Douglas was a popular singer in the late 1950s and early 1960s. His chart-topper, Only Sixteen (1959), sold more copies in the UK than Sam Cooke’s original version. Other top twenty hits include: A Teenager in Love (1959), Pretty Blue Eyes (1960), The Heart of a Teenage Girl (1960), A Hundred Pounds of Clay (1961), Time (1961), When My Little Girl is Smiling (1962), Our Favourite Melodies (1962) and Oh Lonesome Me (1962). His early career bridged the gap between the end of the easy listening period, when the focus was on ‘crooners’ and the beginning of teenage pop music; his ability was to combine both styles. Douglas topped the bill on ’ first major stage show and also appeared in the 1962 filmIt’s Trad, Dad! with Helen Shapiro. He continued his career on stage until 2010, and appeared at the Amersham Rock’n’Roll Club on 11 December 2010, at an event to celebrate his work. John Leyton, Mike Berry and the Flames all took part, while Jet Harris and other celebrities attended. He recently appeared on stage at a Talking Pictures TV/Renown Pictures film festival in St Albans in 2019. He was interviewed and also sang, the audience joining in with fond enthusiasm. In this exclusive interview, he shares memories of the 1960s music scene. Airs: Thurs 5th Sept 19 10:25

25 PREMIERE HIGHLIGHTS FOR September ON TALKING PICTURES TV SKY328 | FREEVIEW 81 | FREESAT 306 | VIRGIN445

Sun 8th Sept 19:00 Thurs 19th Sept 22:00 and Wed 11th Sept 17:15 The Counterfeit Plan (1957) Fiddlers Three (1944) Crime Drama, directed by Montgomery Tully. Comedy, directed by Harry Watt. Stars: Zachary Scott, Stars: Tommy Trinder, Peggie Castle, . Frances Day, Sonnie Hale. Sailors on A killer escapes from prison and shore leave visit Stonehenge, where will stop at nothing to pull off a they meet a young Wren. Lightning massive counterfeiting scheme. strikes and all three travel back in time to ancient Rome. Fri 20th Sept 14:30 and Sat 28th Sept 12:30 Mon 9th Sept 22:00 (1948) and Sat 21st Sept 23:30 Comedy, directed by Charles The Kitchen (1961) Crichton. Stars: Robert Beatty, Drama, directed by: James Hill, Moira Lister, Stanley Holloway. based on an Arnold Wesker play. An young man dreams of Stars: Carl Möhner, Mary Yeomans, emigrating to Tahiti, but his Brian Phelan. A restaurant cook fantasies are nipped in the bud. breaks under pressure and Sat 21st Sept 17:45 goes berserk! and Wed 25th Sept 14:35 Sat 14th Sept 18:00 No Kidding (1960) Comedy, directed by and Thurs Sept 19th 10:15 Gerald Thomas. Stars: Leslie On the Fiddle (1961) Phillips, Geraldine McEwan, Comedy directed by Cyril Frankel . The Robinsons Stars: Alfred Lynch, Sean Connery, decide to turn a run-down Victor Maddern. Two lovable country house it into a holiday service dodgers avoid the front home for children of rich parents. lines until they are sent to France - where they make uncomfortably Sun 22nd Sept 16:20 close contact with the enemy… and Wed 25th Sept 16:55 The Jungle Book (1942) Sat 14th Sept 23:10 and Action adventure, directed by Fri 20th Sept 22:00 Zoltan Korda. Starring Sabu, The Horror of Frankenstein Joseph Calleia, Patricia O’Rourke. (1971) Mowgli is raised by wolves in the African jungle. One day he Horror, directed by: Jimmy Sangster. is captured and recognised by a Stars: Ralph Bates, Kate O’Mara, village woman as her lost son. Veronica Carlson, Dave Prowse. Scientist Victor Frankenstein builds Fri 27th Sept 17:10 a body from human parts, and the and Wed 2nd Oct 12:00pm creature comes to life. Sky West and Crooked (1966) Romantic Drama directed by Mon 16th Sept 14:35 John Mills. Stars: Hayley Mills, and Sun 29th Sept 12:30 Ian McShane. After witnessing Let’s Be Famous (1939) the death of her childhood Comedy, directed by Walter friend, Brydie becomes trauma- Forde. Stars: Jimmy O’Dea, Betty tised. She finds her place in the Driver, Sonnie Hale. An Irishman adult world when she meets a who is invited to the BBC is young gypsy. (AKA Gypsy Girl) involved in misadventures.

SHADOWS OF FEAR new series on Talking Pictures TV A new thriller series focused on psychological horror and suspense, not seen since 1970, it featured some of the best actors of the day including: Sheila Hancock, Ronald Hines, George Sewell, George Cole and Edward Fox. Every Friday at 9pm. Subtitled Films Available in September SKY328 | FREEVIEW 81 | FREESAT 306 | VIRGIN445 Woman in a Dressing Gown (1957) Gumshoe (1971) Sun 08 Sept 00:50 The Balloon Goes Up (1942) Sun 01 Sept 03:00 Shoot to Kill (1947) Sun 08 Sept 06:00 Wed 18 Sept 04:50 Man In The Mirror (1936) The Other Love (1947) Sun 08 Sept 12:30 The Holly and the Ivy (1952) Sun 01 Sept 06:00 April Love (1957) Sun 08 Sept 16:10 Wed 18 Sept 09:15 Hawkeye (1957) Sun 01 Sept 07:35 Behemoth The Seamonster (1959) Corridor Of Mirrors (1948) Sat 07 Sept 07:50 Sun 08 Sept 07:20 Mon 09 Sept 04:30 and Sat 21 Sept 06:00 Wed 18 Sept 14:35 Sat 14 Sept 07:40 Sun 22 Sept 07:35 Dakota Lil (1950) Mon 09 Sept 06:00 Rose of Cimmaron (1952) Sun 15 Sept 08:00 Sat 21 Sept 07:35 Private Information (1952) Thurs 19 Sept 06:00 Sat 28 Sept 07:35 Sun 29 Sept 08:15 Mon 09 Sept 10:25 The Scamp (1957) Thurs 19 Sept 12:15 Fire Over England (1937) The Hireling (1973) Mon 09 Sept 11:45 and Davy (1958) Thurs 19 Sept 17:25 Sun 01 Sept 08:05 and Fri 06 02:45 Wed 18 Sept 02:35 No Highway in the Sky (1951) The Love Lottery (1954) Sun 01 Sept 12:00 The Passenger (1975) Tues 10 Sept 01:40 Thurs 19 Sept 19:05 and Thurs 26 Sept 04:05 Talking Pictures With Patricia Dainton and Thurs 19 Sept 00:15 Penny Serenade (1941) Fri 20 Sept 03:45 Sun 01 Sept 13:45 It’s a Great Day (1955) Tues 10 Sept 12:40 Unearthly Stranger (1963) Oliver Twist (1948) Sun 01 Sept 16:10 and Gentle Trap (1960) Wed 11 Sept 04:45 and Sat 21 Sept 16:10 Mon 02 Sept 11:40 Thu 19 Sept 16:15 The Deep (1977) Sat 21 Sept 21:00 No Trace (1950) Mon 02 Sept 01:50 Scarlet Street (1945) Wed 11 Sept 06:00 Fort Algiers (1953) Sun 22 Sept 09:45 Dancing With Crime (1947) River Beat (1954) Wed 11 Sept 12:35 (1955) Mon 02 Sept 06:00 Notorious (1946) Wed 11 Sept 14:35 and Sun 22 Sept 14:30 Smokescreen (1964) Mon 02 Sept 17:45 Fri 20 Sept 12:00 Music Hall (1934) Mon 23 Sept 06:00 Terror of the Tongs (1961) The Chase (1966) Wed 11 Sept 22:00 and The Grayson Case (1955) Mon 02 Sept 22:00 Tues 17 Sept 02:30 Mon 23 Sept 13:45 and Sun 29 Sept 14:10 Dusty Ermine (1936) Tues 03 Sept 10:15 Twice ‘Round the Daffodils (1962) I’m All Right Jack (1959) It Should Happen To You (1954) Thu 12 Sept 14:30 Mon 23 Sept 18:55 Tues 03 Sept 16:25 Georgy Girl (1966) Thu 12 Sept 22:00 The Killings At Outpost Zeta (1980) Breaking Point (1961) Tues 03 Sept 18:10 Where There’s A Will (1936) Tue 24 Sept 06:00 A Tale Of Two Cities (1958) Fri 13 Sept 03:50 The Man Inside (1958) Wed 25 Sept 02:00 Wed 04 Sept 02:05 The Stars Look Down (1939) Cavalcade of Variety (1941) The Cariboo Trail (1950) Wed 04 Sept 04:20 Fri 13 Sept 09:10 Wed 25 Sept 06:00 and Sun 22 Sept 08:05 The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) Strange Harvest (1953) Wed 25 Sept 16:20 Since You Went Away (1944) Fri 13 Sept 22:00 and Sun 22 Sept 01:05 and Sun 29 Sept 06:00 Wed 04 Sept 09:05 Demobbed (1944) Sat 14 Sept 03:30 Ghost of Greville Lodge (2000) Bombay Waterfront (1952) Child in the House (1956) Wed 25 Sept 19:10 Wed 04 Sept 12:35 Sat 14 Sept 06:00 Richard’s Things (1980) Wed 25 Sept 22:00 The Talk of the Town (1942) Ring of Spies (1964) Sat 14 Sept 16:15 Mutiny (1952) Thu 26 Sept 06:10 Wed 04 Sept 17:05 Blackout (1950) Sun 15 Sept 01:10 and Raise the Titanic (1980) Thu 26 Sept 18:40 Night Ride (1937) Thu 05 11:00 Wed 18 Sept 12:35 Clash By Night (1963) Fri 27 Sept 04:35 The Stable Door (1966) Thu 05 18:05 The Red House (1947) Sun 15 Sept 06:00 While I Live (1947) Fri 27 Sept 06:00 It Always Rains On Sunday (1947) The Monkey’s Paw (1948) Sing As You Swing (1937) Fri 27 Sept 07:35 Thu 05 16:15 and Tues 10 Sept 04:10 Sun 15 Sept 08:30 Six-Five Special (1958) Fri 27 Sept 12:00 Fire Maidens From Outer Space (1956) Lady Hamilton (AKA: That Hamilton and Sun 29 Sept 04:20 Fri 06 Sept 04:30 and Sun 22 Sept 19 06:00 Woman)(1941) Sun 15 Sept 12:30 (1949) The Shipbuilders (1943) Fri 06 Sept 09:10 The Four Feathers (1939) Sun 15 Sept 15:00 Fri 27 Sept 19:15 Freedom To Die (1961) Fri 06 Sept 10:45 A Little of What You Fancy (1968) The Sound Barrier (1952) Sat 28 Sept 09:40 Blithe Spirit (1945) Fri 06 Sept 16:30 and Sun 15 Sept 17:20 Penny Gold (1973) Sat 28 Sept 20:50 Wed 11 Sept 02:45 Shadows on the Stairs (1941) I Walk the Line (1970) Sun 29 Sept 00:20 The Southerner (1945) Sat 07 Sept 06:00 Mon 16 Sept 06:00 Flight of the Doves (1971) Death Goes To School (1953) The Day The Earth Caught Fire (1961) Sun 29 Sept 14:30 Sat 07 Sept 08:20 Mon 16 Sept 18:30 The Swimmer (1968) Sun 29 Sept 22:00 Freewheelers Sat 07 Sept 12:00 The Three Worlds of Gulliver (1960) Devil Girl From Mars (1954) Sun 08 12:00 Sat 14 12:00 Sun 15 12:00 Tue 17 Sept 14:35 Mon 30 Sept 07:20 Sat 21 Sept 12:00 Sun 22 Sept 12:00 Target Earth (1954) Mon 30 Sept 09:10 Sat 28 Sept 12:00 Sun 29 Sept 12:00 I would like to order ___ ticket/s for the TPTV 6th Festival of Film - Stockport Sun 6th Oct 2019 Tickets £20 each.

I would like to order ___ ticket/s for the TPTV 7th Festival of Film - St Albans Sun 22nd March 2020 Tickets £20 each.