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| The Marvellous History of St __ Bernard Richard of Bordeaux Gaslight They Flew Through Sand They Flew Through Sand The Railway Children The Railway Children The Railway Children The Railway Children The Railway Children The Railway Children Show Me A Spy! Show Me A Spy! Show Me A Spy! Show Me A Spy! Sherlock Holmes A Time To Be Born Happy Holidays _______________ Flight One-Zero-One Twenty Minutes South The Grenville Melodramas The Grenville Melodramas _ The Grenville Melodramas_ Deadline in Vienna The Way Home Assignment Foreign Legion Mademoiselle Fifi The Ludlow Affair’ The Gay Cavalier The Vise Hancock’s Half Hour _ The Trial of Marie Lafarge The Macropulos Secret Sword of Freedom The Winslow Boy The Vise Hancock’s Half Hour The Education of Mr Surrage Hancock’s Half Hour Adventures Of William Tell Hancock’s Half Hour Hancock’s Half Hour Interpol Calling Hancock’s Half Hour |
Signour de Miolans |
adaptation of book _ _ _ _ repeat performance of above episode 3 'An Illness and a Birthday' episode 4 'Prisoners and Captives' episode 5 'Saviours of the Train' episode 7 'The Hound in the Red Jersey' episode 10 'The Old Gentleman' episode 12 'The End of Things' two part comedy thriller for children, live, Part 1 Part One ‘Number Unknown’ re-performed Part Two ‘Address Unknown’ Part Two ‘Address Unknown’ re-performed episode 6 ‘The Second Stain’ as a villain play six episodes of this children’s sitcom, which also starred Hattie Jacques and Clive Dunn in Douglas Fairbanks Presents anthology ep. 'The Unwanted Child; or The Babe in the Wood' episode 'Clara The Maid of Durham, or Home Sweet Home' episode 'The Drunkard; or The Fallen Saved' in Douglas Fairbanks Presents anthology in Douglas Fairbanks Presents anthology episode 4 'The Search' in Errol Flynn Theatre anthology in Douglas Fairbanks Presents anthology episode ‘The Sealed Knot’ episode 5 'The Baby-Sitter' episode ‘The Lawyer: The Crown vs James S.’ ___________________________________ Sunday Night Theatre play Television Playhouse play episode 'Portrait in Emerald Green' not confirmed episode 'Silence For Sale' episode ‘The New Nose’ Play of the Week episode ‘The Horror Serial’ episode ‘The Avenger’ episode ‘The Servants’ episode ‘Lord Byron Lived Here’ episode 5 ‘The Long Weekend’ episode ‘The Cruise’ |
BBC _ BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC BBC _ ITV BBC BBC BBC _ BBC ITV NBC CBS NBC AR ABC (US) BBC _______ BBC ITV _ BBC ABC (US) BBC ITV BBC ITC BBC BBC ITC BBC |
17 Apr 1938 _ 18 Dec 1938 19 Mar 1939 14 June 1946 17 June 1946 20 Feb 1951 27 Feb 1951 6 Mar 1951 20 Mar 1951 17 July 1951 31 July 1951 1 Nov 1951 4 Nov 1951 8 Nov 1951 11 Nov 1951 1 Dec 1951 24 Dec 1951 10 July 1954 - 18 Sept 1954 27 June 1955 8 Aug 1955 30 Nov 1955 6 Dec 1955 _ 13 Dec 1955 _ 21 Jan 1956 9 July 1956 12 Oct 1956 24 Nov 1956 28 Jan 1957 21 Aug 1957 8 Nov 1957 2 Dec 1957 ______________ 15 Dec 1957 7 Mar 1958 14 Mar 1958 2 Oct 1958 1959 16 Jan 1959 20 Jan 1959 30 Jan 1959 8 Feb 1959 27 Mar 1959 9 Oct 1959 11 Oct 1959 30 Oct 1959 |
| Man From Interpol Hancock’s Half Hour Saber of London Danger Man The Third Man The Pursuers Hancock Anna Karenina Ghost Squad A Tune On The Old Tax __Fiddle Dial RIX Mr. Justice Duncannon This Is Your Life Hattie Jacques Mr. Justice Duncannon Hancock A Clerical Error The Brimstone Butterfly Long Past Glory The Bone The Avengers The Lady Of The Camellias The Master Of Santiago _ The Blackmailing of Mr. S Thorndyke The Bachelors _ Tea Party Barnaby Spoot and the _Exploding Whoopee Cushion Memoirs Of A Chaise Longue Riviera Police Doctor Knock The Avengers Macready’s Gala Frankie Howerd Pardon The Expression Pardon The Expression Pardon The Expression Pardon The Expression Comedy Half Hour The Caramel Crisis Adam Adamant Lives George And The Dragon _ Hugh And I All Gas And Gaiters An Absolute Treasure Mr Rose The Troubleshooters The Further Adventures of __Lucky Jim To Lucifer - A Son Call My Bluff Two in Clover Dad’s Army _ Harry Worth The Creative Impulse The Mind Of Mr JG Reeder The Last Train Through __ Harecastle Tunnel The Coward Revue |
Count Salon The Doctor Franz Alvarado Prime Minister Joe Raker Air Marshal ?? Volgu Toby Dixon _ George Frampton Mr. Justice Hoop himself Mr. Justice Hoop Ambrose Butterfield Caleb Bullrush Mr Slade Harry Superintendant Melchior Doctor Macombie de Giray Don Bernal de la __Encina Mr Sparrow Pembury Octave de __ Coetquidan Disley Mr Bostock _ Creature Of Habit Jeremiah Canlon Dr. Parpalaid Benson Canon Dunwoodie guest Sir Charles Dobson Sir Charles Dobson Sir Charles Dobson Sir Charles Dobson ?? Lame Velmer Colonel Maynard _ ?? Timothy Post Brian Turner Purser Kemp ?? _ Lucifer contestant The Chairman Sgt Arthur Wilson _ ?? Mr. Albert Forester Joseph Bracher Judge Grayson _ Sgt Wilson |
episode 'Odds On Murder' episode ‘The Cold’ episode 'The Diplomatic Affair' episode 1.10 ‘An Affair Of State’ episode 'Harry Lime and the King' episode 2 'The Husband' episode ‘The Lift’ not confirmed crime adventure, episode 'Death From a Distance' one hour play by Ronald Hardy, in Armchair __ __Theatre series topical farce, episode 'What A Drag' episode 'Brief to Counsel', comedy tribute show to his then wife actress episode 'A Case of Whisky' episode ‘The Politician’ one-off Galton & Simpson Comedy Playhouse Victorian period drama, 80 minutes one-off comedy drama by Len Deighton Wednesday Play, untransmitted version episode 'Mandrake' drama, with Billie Whitelaw, in Festival genre one-off 90 minute drama in the Festival series set in 1519 in Spain.Now lost Armchair Theatre play episode 'A Case of Premeditation' ITV Play of the Week _ The Largest Theatre In The World genre one-off sitcom, as a joke shop proprietor _ comedy by Marty Feldman & Barry Took episode 2 ‘That Kind of Girl’ Theatre 625 play, with Leonard Rossitter episode “What The Butler Saw” Wednesday Play comedy show episode 23 'The Take-Over Bid' episode 32 ‘Thunderfinger Part 1’ episode 33 ‘Thunderfinger Part 2' episode 34 'The Switched On Scene' with Warren Mitchell. Recorded 3 March 1966 Thirty Minute Theatre, short drama episode “The Terribly Happy Embalmers” 26 episodes, starring John, Sid James and Peggy Mount episode 'Chinese Crackers' episode 'The Bishop Gets The Sack' Thirty Minute Theatre, short drama episode ‘The Jolly Swagman’, crime drama episode 'Some Days You Just Can't Win' episode 'Home James' _ one-off Comedy Playhouse with Patrick Campbell and Jocasta Innes episode 2 regular starring role for 80 episodes _ episode ‘Private Pimpernel’, with James Beck W. Somerset Maugham play episode ‘The Investors’, crime drama in the Wednesday Play genre _ ‘Dad’s Army’ skit with Arthur Lowe, Clive Dunn |
NBC BBC ITV ITV BBC ITV BBC BBC ATV ABC _ BBC BBC ITV BBC ATV BBC AR ABC Not T/X AR BBC BBC _ AR BBC ITV _ BBC BBC _ BBC AR BBC ATV BBC BBC Granada Granada Granada Granada Granada BBC BBC ATV _ BBC BBC BBC Granada BBC BBC _ BBC BBC2 Thames BBC _ BBC BBC Thames BBC _ BBC |
1960 4 Mar 1960 29 Aug 1960 13 Nov 1960 3 Dec 1960 1961 16 Jun 1961 3 Nov 1961 4 Nov 1961 17 Dec 1961 _ 5 Oct 1962 25 Jan 1963 12 Feb 1963 15 Feb 1963 7 Mar 1963 5 Apr 1963 16 Apr 1963 17 Nov 1963 1964 24 Jan 1964 12 Feb 1964 26 Feb 1964 _ 26 July 1964 16 Oct 1964 23 Nov 1964 _ 25 Mar 1965 28 May 1965 _ 2 July 1965 9 Aug 1965 2 Jan 1966 26 Feb 1966 2 Mar 1966 8 Mar 1966 28 Mar 1966 30 May 1966 6 June 1966 13 June 1966 1966 25 Apr 1966 4 Aug 1966 19 Nov 1966 - 31 Oct 1968 3 Jan 1967 31 Jan 1967 22 Feb 1967 17 Mar 1967 20 Mar 1967 30 May 1967 _ 29 June 1967 25 Feb 1968 25 Feb 1968 31 July 1968 - 13 Nov 1977 21 Oct 1968 17 Jun 1969 11 June 1969 1 Oct 1969 _ 26 Dec 1969 |
| Suffer Little Children Bird’s Eye View Haven Of Rest The Des O’Connor Show British Screen Awards _ Dear Mother...Love Albert This Is Your Life: Clive Dunn Morecambe And Wise Show Paul Temple Joker’s Wild Joker's Wild Misleading Cases Doctor At Large Traitor Jason King Appeal The Goodies Out Of The Box British Screen Awards Jackanory Jackanory _ Jackanory _ A Class By Himself _ Jackanory Jackanory _ Sykes Anywhere But England Old Boy Marry The Girls Blue Peter Between The Wars Thriller The Sergeant From Sandhurst Rust Great Mysteries Crown Court Storyteller Francis Howerd In Concert Silver Wedding Brief Counter Bod Village Hall The Flight Fund The Root Of All Evil This Is Your Life: Arnold Ridley Multi Coloured Swap Shop A Christmas Carol Morecambe And Wise Show Flint An Honourable Retirement Ripping Yarns |
Henderson Guide Mr Prentice himself himself _ himself Sailor Sgt Wilson West himself himself Maurice Sason Mr Stanley Moon Adrian Harris Doctor Litz himself Uncle Tom ?? himself himself himself _ himself _ Lord Bleasham _ himself _ himself _ Lord Hetherington Freddie Luke Elms Sgt Wilson Mr Stubbs himself Sir Henry Sidney Goldsmith Reginald Standish himself? himself Geoffrey Stephen Narrator Harold Garfield Uncle Edward Schmidt himself and Sgt Wilson himself/ Wilson? Jacob Marley Sgt Wilson The Rev. Ossian Flint ??? Colonel Runciman |
Saturday Night Theatre episode “What A Lovely Day!”, documentary one-off old folk’s home sitcom guest on this variety show supporting Jimmy Perry and David Croft who won an award for best television script for Dad’s Army episode 'Lost Weekend" guest on tribute show to Clive Dunn guest cameo, Arthur Lowe was main guest episode 'Paper Chase', crime series contestant on gameshow, also with Clive Dunn contestant on gameshow, with Clive Dunn episode ‘What Is A Snail?’, courtroom comedy episode ‘Mr Moon’ Play For Today genre episode 17, ‘If It’s Got To Go - It’s Got To Go’ made appeal for the Simon Community Trust episode “Farm Fresh Food”, aka ‘Health Farm’ ?? won Best Actor for the play Traitor read ‘Andy The Dandy Lion’, part 1 ‘The Red Trunk’ reading ‘Andy The Dandy Lion’, part 2 ‘Ten Million People’ reading ‘The 27th Annual African Hippopotamus Race’, part one ‘Six Days To Go’ starring role in six part aristocracy comedy _ reading ‘The 27th Annual African Hippopotamus Race’, part two ‘The Mighty Zamboots’ reading ‘The 27th Annual African Hippopotamus Race’ part three ‘On Your Marks’ episode 'Uncle', with ex-wife Hattie Jacques ‘Armchair Theatre’ play set in the Mediterranean Comedy Playhouse, starring role appearance with Arthur Lowe as Mainwaring 'Mr Loveday's Little Outing' play with Ronald Fraser episode ‘File It Under Fear’, UK/US-made On Camera documentary about John Le Mesurier comedy playlet in the series ‘Black And Blue’ episode ‘Death of an Old Fashioned Girl’ episode 'Murder Most Foul' probably children’s story with Frankie Howerd in a one-off stand-up show in the Late Night Theatre series US film for TV 15 five minute cartoons for Watch With Mother episode 'Pie in the Sky', anthology series 'Centre Play' drama, with Harold Bennett play in series ‘Shades Of Greene” guest on tribute show to friend Arnold Ridley Children’s show, with Clive Dunn hour long Dickens adaptation Dad’s Army cameo with Lowe and Laurie drama in "Play of the Month" series ??? episode “Roger Of The Raj” |
ITV BBC BBC ATV BBC _ YTV Thames BBC BBC YTV YTV BBC LWT BBC ITC BBC1 BBC BBC ITV BBC BBC BBC _ HTV _ BBC _ BBC _ BBC Thames BBC BBC LWT ATV BBC BBC Fox/Anglia Granada BBC YTV ITV ITC BBC Granada BBC Thames Thames BBC BBC BBC BBC ??? BBC |
3 Jan 1970 |
The Dick Emery Show |
guest Council Chairman Baines Sgt Arthur Wilson Father Mulberry ??? Bright-Purley Bright-Purley Bright-Purley _ Hugo Buston Eustace Lough _ Narrator Colonel Hunter Dunn himself and clips _ |
comedy sketch show one off drama kid’s series, episode ‘Very Good Worzel’ variety celebration of British acting episode 6 ‘Julia’ of epic mini-series comedy episode 'Just Desserts Part One - Scoff Not" ep. 'Just Desserts Part Two - A Health Warning" episode 'Just Desserts Part Three - The Fastest Cork In The West" (comedy-drama) episode 'Carnival Time' last TV role, aired posthumously, 4-part drama _ short film, aired posthumously dramatising Sir John Betjeman poem, made July 81 documentary series profiling famous stars _ |
BBC ITV Southern ITV BBC ITV Thames Thames Thames _ BBC LWT _ Anglia C4 ITV _ |
5 Jan 1980 6 Jan 1980 3 Feb 1980 21 Dec 1980 17 Nov 1981 15 Feb 1982 9 Mar 1982 16 Mar 1982 23 Mar 1982 _ 7 Nov 1982 10 July 1984 - 31 July 1984 1984 3 Mar 1985 9 Sep 2001 _ |
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