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Freeview 81 Film Club Sky 328 newsletter Freesat 306 SEPT/OCT 2020 Virgin 445 Dear Supporters of Film and TV History, Hoping you are all well. It’s entering the best time of year for us film lovers, as the nights draw in and a good DVD or Talking Pictures TV can be enjoyed in the warmth. If this was ‘The Smallest Show On Earth’ we would be turning the heating up to sell more ice creams! Our new Renown DVD Box set is The Vintage Transport Collection Volume 2 – a must for all vintage transport fans, it’s three discs full of shorts and films featuring Austins, Stock Cars, 1950s Taxi Cabs, bikes, planes, boats and good old steam trains. Just £20 with free UK postage, it’s a real wallow in transport nostalgia – a perfect (dare I say it) Christmas gift for vintage transport enthusiasts! By popular demand, we have produced a beautiful Limited Edition shiny enamel lapel pin for all you Film Club members! £6.99 each or two for £12, which you can wear with pride as being a proud member of the only independent British club dedicated to preserving film and TV history! AND the moment you have all been waiting for has arrived – the 2021 TPTV Calendar is here! £10 each while stocks last, full of important dates for film buffs, with stars birthdays, along with wonderful images of stars close to all our hearts. These go like HOT CAKES so do get yours quick! There’s also a very special 4 films for £20 offer, just £5 a DVD! While stocks last; plus many more offers exclusive to you all with some excellent articles to also keep you entertained. Some Important dates for your Calendars! Saturday 27th March 2021 in St Albans we will be holding a Film Quiz with Afternoon Tea and a Film Quiz with Dinner and entertainment the night before our Festival of Film on Sunday 28th March 2021 – more details in your next newsletter but for those of you who live nearby or those of you travelling from afar and staying the night before the festival, do make a note of the date to join us. It will be a lot of fun and time to test you egg heads on your film and TV knowledge and meet like-minded film fanatic friends! We have received a number of letters and calls regarding the ridiculous change of law for TV licenses for over 75s. I am sure you will all be aware that we do not receive one penny of this and Talking Pictures TV is FREE. We are hopeful we will be able to launch a ‘catch up ‘ service one day – but until then you will need to purchase your TV licence I’m afraid. We continue to provide you lots of premieres over the coming weeks, including The Assassination Bureau with Oliver Reed & Diana Rigg; One of Our Aircraft is Missing with Eric Portman & Googie Withers; Robert Morley and Felix Aylmer in The Ghosts of Berkeley Square; the once lost Welcome, Mr. Washington with Peggy Cummins, Sidney Sheldon’s Bloodline with Audrey Hepburn and James Mason who is also in Child’s Play with Beau Bridges and Robert Preston; Elvis Presley in G.I. Blues and the compelling Contraband with Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson, to name a few! More details on pages 28-29. As ever please do keep on spreading the word! Very best wishes, Sarah, Noel & Neill 1 THE RENOWN PICTURES VINTAGE TRANSPORT IN FILM COLLECTION VOLUME 2 Running Time: 377 minutes. 3 DVD RRP £29.99 A collection of fascinating films and shorts Box Set on the wonderful world of vintage transport PRICE FOR OUR – everything from bikes to buses, bi-planes to EXCLUSIVE jet planes, luxury cars, rally cars and, the wonderful world SUPPORTERS JUST of the steam engine. Highlights include: £20.00 Rode Safely (1955) WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Featuring International Six Days Trial Call Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 winner Eric Wilson and legendary mechanic Nobby Clark. Britain’s Jet Planes A film about the first gas turbine aero engine developed by Air Commodore Sir Frank Whittle. Features footage of experimental planes and the 1949 Farnborough Show. All That is England Made by Merton Park Studios in the 1930s, directed by Ralph Smart, a film on Austin Cars, from the 7 to the Ascot. Symphony for Steam Charming amateur footage of steam trains chuffing along in the 1950s, set to music. The Three-Pointed Star A film made by Daimler and Benz in the 1950s, the history of the ‘three-pointed star’ across all the Grand Prix events from the 1920s to the 1950s. Flying - Hendon Display (1934) Vintage footage of aerial displays including an early helicopter and bi-planes in superb detail. Sports Cars Race in Snow Fascinating footage from the 50s and 60s of cars on a race track Call Now On Freephone in the snow, with commentary on the cars of the era. Let’s Talk Steam Engines 0808 178 8212 A short film, made by Richard B. Morros. Features the familiar Or 01923 290555 whistle of the steam train and the chug of the old railroad. Holidays of 1938 A film made by a family on holiday in 1938, featuring visits to Rugby, Stratford-upon-Avon and a tour of the Standard Motor Car Factory in Coventry. 2 THE RENOWN PICTURES VINTAGE TRANSPORT IN FILM COLLECTION VOLUME 2 Dial-a-Bus in Harlow (1974) RRP £29.99 A charming film made around Harlow, Essex Exclusive ! on the trail of the new ‘dial a bus’ scheme. EXCLUSIVE PRICE FOR OUR With great shots of 1970s England. SUPPORTERS JUST Sons of the Sea (1939) £20.00 Director: Maurice Elvey. WITH FREE UK POSTAGE Stars: Leslie Banks and Kay Walsh with Mackenzie Ward, Cecil Parker, Call Now On Freephone 0808 178 8212 Simon Lack, Ellen Pollock, Peter Shaw, Nigel Stock, Kynaston Reeves and Charles Eaton. The Head of Dartmouth Naval College is murdered but was he the intended victim? Captain Hyde realises that intelligence agents are at work and enlists the help of his son, a sea cadet. Shot in 1939, just before World War II. Against the Tide (1965) Director: Robert Tronson. Stars: John Collin, Michael Brennan, Ewen Solon and Jean Aubrey. A portrayal of The Royal Life Boats based in Teesmouth. Free Road A look at the world of 1970s rallying in Switzerland. Commen- tary by Jeremy Martin, featuring racing drivers Andre Savary and Jean-Robert Corthay. Serves You Right! (1940) A “Lost” short film on an English car garage, featuring the right and wrong ways to treat a customer. Glimpses of the Ford Eight and the Ford Popular, Prefect and Pilot. Radio Cab Murder (1954) Crime drama. Director: Vernon Sewell. Stars: Jimmy Hanley, Lana Morris and Sam Kydd. World War II veteran and ex-con Fred Martin witnesses a Call Now On Freephone bank robbery and is asked by the police to join the gang 0808 178 8212 undercover and expose its leader. Or 01923 290555 Around the World in 21 Days in an Austin (1951) An Austin A40 is driven around the world as a travelling ambassador for the Festival of Britain. Echo - The Motor Car A stunningly prophetic late 1960s / early 1970s news feature on the motor car and its place in the world. 3 Memories of a life in films: The Launch of Talking Pictures TV – the Early Days Part 13, by Noel Cronin Having made the decision to start our own TV channel, Sarah and I started the long process. Is it a good idea? How much will it cost? What are the regulations? The list was endless and in my late sixties, should I be starting a new career? We felt the idea was sound; there seemed to be a gap in the market for a mostly mature audience that were fed up with the mind-numbing fare served up by the BBC and ITV. Daytime drama programmes by and large had been replaced by reality shows – how to do up a house, are auntie’s old candlesticks worth anything etc – which, sadly, still play after all this time. Starting and running a TV station is very time consuming and extremely expensive, so off to the banks with our business plan we went, only to find out that they didn’t really do that sort of thing, but, “how much is your house worth?” Further meetings with financial institutions proved equally unsuccessful including offering the Chinese a place on the board. In the end, we realised if it were to happen it would have to be self financed and, with a small loan from the bank… yes, and the deeds of the house were brought out (!) we were in business. It always appeared obvious that most of the work would have to be carried out by Sarah and myself so having raised the minimum finance we were off to get a broadcasters licence... Producer Noel Cronin founded Talking Pictures TV and Renown Pictures and is contributing his memories to the newsletter. 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 gathered, restored and preserved 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 Talking Pictures TV. His career as a producer and editor of films, documentaries and TV series spans several decades.
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