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Post by Jeff Leach on Jun 12, 2012 22:12:58 GMT
There is still the question of the listed copy of
Till death us do part - 27.06.66 Intolerance
Which is lost completely
Chris can you check this out please
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Post by Pete Morris on Jun 13, 2012 0:04:35 GMT
Not quite. To be exact, it's listed as "extract exists" www.btinternet.com/~m.brown1/tilldeat.htmThe BFI list having the episode, length 30 minutes, which sounds like the full episode. It's very possible that they only have the extract, and the '30 minutes' is wrong. It's worth checking out. Don't set your hopes too high, though. |
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Post by Nick Cooper on Jun 13, 2012 0:26:01 GMT
It's just a defaul system on their computer - ITV and BBC have the same. Unless you change the status, it defaults to colour and the whole running time. Hence Things to Come at 108m - if that were actually true, the BFI would have some explaining to do.... |
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Post by Colin Anderton on Jun 13, 2012 6:05:25 GMT
Till Death Us Do Part - Intolerance
Only small compensation, I know, but I believe part of this exists in audio, as it was featured on an LP issued in the late 60s. I have it somewhere - I'll look it up.
Colin.
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Post by Stephen Doran on Jun 13, 2012 7:23:03 GMT
Pye/Marble Arch issued LPS of extracts from episodes Intolerance/Swearing/The Wedding Anniversary were the Marble Arch tracks.
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Post by raybadrick on Jun 13, 2012 11:11:00 GMT
I have just done a search on Saturday Playhouse and the following episodes are showing for Douglas Fairbanks presents. Apologies in advance if I have duplicated any info:-
1 International Settlement
2 King High
3 Stand By
4 The Face Of The Law
5 The Man Who Heard Everything
6 A Lesson In Love
7 The Wedding Veil
8 The Refugee
9 Gramma Brenn
10 The Lovely Place
11 The Relative Truth
12 The Rehearsal
13 The Mix Up
14 The Last Knife
15 Streets Of Angel
16 Second Wind
17 Pitfall
18 Con Cregan's Legacy
19 Crime A La Carte
20 The Immigrant
21 Only Son
22 Provincial Lady
23 Blue Murder
24 The Thoroughbred
25 Guilt
26 The Long White Lane
27 The Hideaway
28 The Auction
29 Success Train
30 Heritage
31 The Leprechaun
32 The Sound Of Your Voice
33 The Milkman
34 Room 506
35 Deadline Vienna
36 A Line In The Snow
37 Rain Forest
38 Ships Doctor
39 The 90th Day
40 Scheherezade
41 The Dark Lake
42 Four Farewells In Venice
43 Gabrielle
44 Goodbye Tomorrow
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Post by Brian Fretwell on Jun 13, 2012 11:30:04 GMT
Is this the series that featured Wendy Padbury of Crossroads and Dr. Who fame? I'm not sure actually. I can remember Keith Fordyce was the presenter but don't have any recollection of Wendy appearing (although that's not to say she didn't). I remember her well in Crossroads, Dr.Who and Freewheelers though! I'm sure I read somewhere that she was in a "Search for a Star" and that she finished second, can't remember where/when I read it though. |
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Post by richardmarple on Jun 13, 2012 11:49:05 GMT
Is this the series that featured Wendy Padbury of Crossroads and Dr. Who fame? I'm not sure actually. I can remember Keith Fordyce was the presenter but don't have any recollection of Wendy appearing (although that's not to say she didn't). I remember her well in Crossroads, Dr.Who and Freewheelers though! I think she was in Emmerdale Farm at one time, reunited with Fraser Hines. |
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Post by Ian Wegg on Jun 13, 2012 12:45:07 GMT
I'm sure I read somewhere that she was in a "Search for a Star" and that she finished second, can't remember where/when I read it though. It could have been Wikipedia or her IMDB entry. In an interview she said her first professional engagement was a non-speaking part on a programme called Tonight(sic), but I believe it was actually the Huw Wheldon arts programme Monitor. It would be great if that turned up. Doctor Who undoubtedly brought her greatest fame but for me she is always Sue from Freewheelers. ~iw |
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Jun 13, 2012 12:58:44 GMT
I'm sure I read somewhere that she was in a "Search for a Star" and that she finished second, can't remember where/when I read it though. It could have been Wikipedia or her IMDB entry. In an interview she said her first professional engagement was a non-speaking part on a programme called Tonight(sic), but I believe it was actually the Huw Wheldon arts programme Monitor. It would be great if that turned up.
Doctor Who undoubtedly brought her greatest fame but for me she is always Sue from Freewheelers. ~iw ID Page Title Archive Broadcast LMA6190D 3/3 MONITOR: 124 BBC 22/12/63 Catalogue: LONPROG Catalogue Page: 81814 Item Duration: 00:23:00.000+01:00 Medium: FILM Subject John Dankworth has just completed a record album whose themes are based on characters from Charles Dickens.The film follows him from the idea to the recording > sp.sh.film,actlty,vo,stills,dramatised seqs,t/r seqs.DRAMATISED SEQS:Cs actress (Wendy Padbury)as modern 'Nell' waiting for friends on street(280-411)S'her looking in record shop followed by montage of posters & newspaper cuttings of pop stars(411-545) Actor(Peter Taylor)as modern 'Oliver Twist' tries car doors & gets in one steals something from glove compartment & runs off(1609-1753)S' same boy in school uniform walking across square(1753-1779) 3/3 Name DANKWORTH, John; PADBURY, Wendy; TAYLOR, Peter actor |
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Post by Laurence Piper on Jun 13, 2012 13:03:07 GMT
You just jogged my memory, Ray! I've seen clips from that programme used in the Dankworth celebration a while ago. So it definitely exists.
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Jun 13, 2012 13:09:09 GMT
Yep! It does indeed!
IIRC, only one Monitor doesn't exist. The BBC did take better care of """high""" arts programmes - as a percentage of saved shows - than they did of any other genre of TV in the early days; this seems to be true up until archiving became the norm, and also appeared to be the case at Southern Television as well (their Glyndebournes often survive,)
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Post by Ian Wegg on Jun 13, 2012 14:21:58 GMT
That's excellent Ray, thanks for posting. I hope one day I'll be able to see it.
(Actually I haven't checked that either, perhaps someone will tell me now that its's out on DVD!!)
~iw
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Post by John Green on Jun 13, 2012 15:28:00 GMT
They used to say that a psychiatrist would go to a strip joint to look at the audience....Nice though Wendy was,I'm thinking about those posters and albums in the window.
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Post by raybadrick on Jun 13, 2012 22:58:04 GMT
The Dickie Henderson Half-Hour
The following episodes are showing as listed at BFI:-
4/7/1958 time running as 30 mins (incomplete on lost shows maybe worth checking)
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