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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Sept 8, 2013 11:04:06 GMT
The BBC have aVT of Olivia Newton-John singing 'Nevertheless'from the missing 15/7/1974 'Moods of Love' Really? Wow? Do you know how - is it on BBCMG - can you post the link if not too much trouble? If you do, thank you.
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Post by John Green on Sept 8, 2013 14:06:20 GMT
Hi,Ray. Can never get BBC links to work.It's listed on the Motion Gallery,but there's no clip. It's NMR 1026P.Insert of song,with insert of intro to Neil Sedaka.(No Sedaka performance).
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Post by John Green on Sept 22, 2013 23:15:06 GMT
The LOC list-I hope-four episodes of 'Calling Scotland Yard': The Sable Scarf/Present For a Bride/Final Twist/Javanese Dagger. 'The Sable Scarf' is e.g.Fi54001043.
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Oct 3, 2013 14:51:16 GMT
This online discovery is very ironic considering my housing crisis, but I swear I didn't plan it!!!!!!!! ""Source Archive:London Metropolitan Archives Title:Associated Rediffusion film on 'Tramps: Looking in on London' Date:1959 Format:1 can of 16mm film Colour:Black & White Sound:Sound Duration:Unknown Reference:18703 ; GLC/RA/COOS/07/001 Description:One of the series 'Look in on London' originally made for television by Associated Rediffusion for transmission in London on 20/06/1956. This copy of the film was printed in 1959 and was written and directed by Michael Ingrams. Michael Ingrams interviews men at the 'Manor House' lodging establishment, Camberwell, where a bed can be had for 2/6. Camberwell Reception Centre caters for the penniless. Men are seen being admitted. The Superintendent, Mr. J.W. Shorter is interviewed on the entrance routine. The bathrooms, dormitories and dining rooms are seen. Clothes are inspected for lice. Ingrams talks to some of the men, all jobless, many of them 'on the road'. At the Manor House, Ingrams talks to the men about living on charity in London. Many busk to earn money for a bed. Finally a man sings a busker's song. Further Information:Access by appointment only. Please contact London Metropolitan Archives.""
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Post by John Green on Oct 3, 2013 17:20:34 GMT
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Nov 26, 2013 14:19:34 GMT
""Missing or incomplete episodes for programme HOME GROWN.
Series 1 18.02.60 Episode 1 (missing) 25.02.60 Episode 2 (missing) 03.03.60 Episode 3 (missing) 10.03.60 Episode 4 (missing) 17.03.60 Episode 5 (missing) 24.03.60 Episode 6 (missing) Series 2 09.06.60 Episode 1 (missing) 16.06.60 Episode 2 (missing) 23.06.60 Episode 3 (missing) 30.06.60 Episode 4 (missing) 07.07.60 Episode 5 (missing) 14.07.60 Episode 6 (missing) Series 3 22.09.60 Episode 1 (missing) 29.09.60 Episode 2 (missing) 06.10.60 Episode 3 (missing) 13.10.60 Episode 4 (missing) 20.10.60 Episode 5 (missing) 27.10.60 Episode 6 (missing) 03.11.60 Episode 7 (missing) Series 4 13.04.61 Episode 1 (missing) 20.04.61 Episode 2 (missing) 27.04.61 Episode 3 (missing) 04.05.61 Episode 4 (missing) 11.05.61 Episode 5 (missing) 18.05.61 Episode 6 (missing) 25.05.61 Episode 7 (missing) Series 5 09.11.61 Episode 1 (missing) 16.11.61 Episode 2 (missing) 23.11.61 Episode 3 (missing) 30.11.61 Episode 4 (missing) 07.12.61 Episode 5 (missing) 14.12.61 Episode 6 (missing) 21.12.61 Episode 7 (missing) 04.01.62 Episode 8 (missing) Series 6 19.06.62 Episode 1 (missing) 26.06.62 Episode 2 (missing) 03.07.62 Episode 3 (missing) 10.07.62 Episode 4 (missing) 17.07.62 Episode 5 (missing) 24.07.62 Episode 6 (missing) Series 7 05.11.62 Episode 1 (missing) 12.11.62 Episode 2 (missing) 19.11.62 Episode 3 (missing) 26.11.62 Episode 4 (missing) 03.12.62 Episode 5 (missing) 10.12.62 Episode 6 (missing) Series 8 02.07.63 Episode 1 (missing) 09.07.63 Episode 2 (missing) 16.07.63 Episode 3 (missing) 23.07.63 Episode 4 (missing) 30.07.63 Episode 5 (missing) 06.08.63 Episode 6 (missing) 13.08.63 Episode 7 (missing) Series 9 20.02.66 Episode 1 (missing) 27.02.66 Episode 2 (missing) 06.03.66 Episode 3 (missing) 13.03.66 Episode 4 (missing) 20.03.66 Episode 5 (missing) 27.03.66 Episode 6 (missing) 03.04.66 Episode 7 (missing)
All 60 episodes are missing.""
I know NOTHING about this show....but....
""no. 2800Accession no. WS 011005 Date November 1961 Production Geoffrey Woodward Collection Geoffrey Woodward Genre/Type Amateur ;Home Movie Summary The first shots are filming a television screen, where a female singer, and then a barbershop group, are followed by the programme's credits - it appears to be called 'Home Grown'. The scene then changes to footage of the filmmaker's eldest daughter helping her younger sister to ride a pony, and riding herself. Keywords Animals; Children; Everyday Life; Leisure Time Activities Location Local Billinghurst Regional West Sussex National England; United Kingdom Credits Camera Geoffrey Woodward Participants Joy Mannett; Elizabeth Woodward; Alexis Woodward (daughters) Format Standard 8mm;Black & White;Silent Duration 4 mins 50 secs Viewing copy location Screen Archive South East, University of Brighton This material is protected by copyright. Contact Screen Archive South East for access details.""
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Post by Rob Moss on Nov 26, 2013 14:24:52 GMT
Have moved your post into here, Ray!
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Nov 27, 2013 11:38:02 GMT
Thank you Rob!
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Dec 2, 2013 15:00:41 GMT
The irony of a rabid Southampton supporter as I 'finding' this is not lost on me.... Years before Ozzy-Osbourne lookalike Judith Chalmers presented a similar show, there was a show called Wish You Were Here on the BBC. Anyhoo.... ""August 12th 1958 - The Portsmouth Rose and Thistle Pipe Band play on South Parade Pier. The BBC TV programme "Wish you were here" is broadcast from the South Parade Pier. "" Finding number AV1402/5/V1 Title Wish You Were Here: Southsea Date c1958 Description BBC programme (rehearsal print minus sound) BC programme (rehearsal print minus sound) Southsea 1958 00.00 Sailors, The Victory, Model Village, Model railway, open air swimming pool, boating lake 02.45 Boat Trips around Portsmouth Harbour 03.30 Aerial views Southsea/Portsmouth 04.00 Sunbathers 04.10 Film ends Physical description DVD-R Format Video recording "" This is NOT the same film as the Children's Newsreel in the Beeb's archive. I understand that Wish You Were Here was not a regional show. BBCMG doesn't have this. So....as not a BBC South Show and not in the Beeb's archives....I'd call this a """find""" (I know the 'controversy' on this subject....this is not the point of it....I'm just drawing the attention to another piece of history floating about, possibly forgotten.) I know it's mute....I know it's low interest, but....it's a survivor....and worth you noting.... Even if it is about ####### P#rtsm#uth.
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Dec 5, 2013 11:52:56 GMT
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Dec 5, 2013 12:03:00 GMT
Mon dieu, this is a completely missing series, and I am delighted about the existence of this!
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Dec 5, 2013 12:23:58 GMT
""Missing or incomplete episodes for programme SHOW BAND PARADE. Series 1 02.01.57 Episode 1 (missing) 27.02.57 Episode 2 (missing) 27.03.57 Episode 3 (missing) 24.04.57 Episode 4 (missing) 22.05.57 Episode 5 (missing) 19.06.57 Episode 6 (missing) 06.09.57 (national Radio Show) (missing) Series 2 09.01.58 Episode 1 (missing) 23.01.58 Episode 2 (missing) 06.02.58 Episode 3 (missing) 20.02.58 Episode 4 (missing) 06.03.58 Episode 5 (missing) 20.03.58 Episode 6 (missing) 04.04.58 Episode 7 (missing) 11.04.58 Episode 8 (missing) 18.04.58 Episode 9 (missing) 25.04.58 Episode 10 (missing) 02.05.58 Episode 11 (missing) 09.05.58 Episode 12 (missing) 16.05.58 Episode 13 (missing) All 20 episodes are missing."" ""Format Film, Video Contributors Cyril Stapleton Prod: Graeme Muir Dates 1957 Location United Kingdom Title SHOW BAND PARADE Contributor Names prod: Graeme Muir (director) Cyril Stapleton (music_director_and/or_conductor) Created Published UK. Notes - Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source) - Made-for-TV series. - Medium length film (30-60 minutes). - The BBC Show Band, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Alice Babs. (Personnel on Camera) Form Motion Picture Other Formats lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.jots.200158737/mets.xml""
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Dec 5, 2013 12:28:10 GMT
""Missing or incomplete episodes for programme MEANWHILE ON BBC 2. 12.06.71 with Kenneth Williams, Alyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra, The Young Generation, Rod McKuen, Don Lusher (missing)"" ""Format Film, Video Contributors Alyn Ainsworth Prod: Stewart Morris Dates 1971 Location United Kingdom Title MEANWHILE ON BBC 2 Contributor Names prod: Stewart Morris (director) Alyn Ainsworth (music_director_and/or_conductor) Created Published UK. Notes - Information from: "Jazz on the Screen" by David Meeker. Used with permission. (Source) - Made-for-TV programme or made-for-video/DVD release. - Medium length film (30-60 minutes). - guest Don Lusher, trombone. (Personnel on Camera) Form Motion Picture Other Formats lcweb2.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.natlib.jots.200159091/mets.xml""
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Jan 28, 2014 12:34:33 GMT
This is either quite a significant find or doodlysquat, historically. (I am kind of tempted to say 'as usual', haha).
On lostshows.com, 'existence unknown' often means 'details to be added', so I am not saying this is DEFINITELY a find yet, but "Travellers Tales" (1956-1968) is meant to be 'existence unknown'.
I have found an episode, and some unedited footage in the NFSA, Australia....
""Title Details
Title No: 280817 Title: TRAVELLERS TALES. TO CLIMB BIG BEN Alternative Title: TO CLIMB BIG BEN Broadcast Date: 1966 Production Date: 1964 Release Date: 1966 Produced as: Documentary Media: Film Summary: Film on the privately funded South Indian Ocean Expedition, where a group of men sailed from Sydney Harbour on 4 November 1964 via Albany in Western Australia to Heard Island in the Antarctic. Shows activities on the ship, wildlife on Heard Island, and the climbing of Mawson's Peak on Big Ben, the first time Australia's tallest mountain had been scaled. -- General note: title derived from the BBC travel series 'Travellers Tales', a documentary series which looked at the people, places and customs of remote parts of the world. -- Adventurer Warwick Deacock has stated this documentary has never been publicly screened in Australia. Country of Origin: Australia
Credits Broadcaster: BBC Television Cinematographer/Director of photography: Warwick M.M. Deacock""
""Title Details
Title No: 778660 Title: SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN EXPEDITION TO HEARD ISLAND 1964-65 : UNEDITED FOOTAGE Alternative Title: TRAVELLERS TALES : TO CLIMB BIG BEN : [ORIGINAL VERSION] Compiled Date: November 1964 - 1965 Produced as: Documentary Media: Film Summary: The original unedited footage of the private expedition undertaken by adventurer Warwick Deacock and 5 others to be the first people to scale Australia's highest mountain Mawson Peak on Big Ben, located on remote Heard Island in the South Indian Ocean. This footage was used by the BBC to create 'To Climb Big Ben', an episode of the BBC travel series 'Travellers Tales'. -- General note: Warwick Deacock has informed that this film material remains unscreened in Australia. Duration: 00:28:41 Country of Origin: Australia
Credits Cinematographer/Director of photography: Warwick M.M. Deacock""
and lost shows:- ""Missing or incomplete episodes for programme TRAVELLERS' TALES.... Series 11 22.01.68 To Climb Big Ben (existence unknown)....""
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on Jan 31, 2014 13:30:51 GMT
....and a 1955 Rediffusion programme....
not mentioned this one before.....
""Source Archive:London Metropolitan Archives Title:'Our British Heritage: The City of London' Date:1955 Format:1 16mm film Colour:Black & White Sound:Sound Duration:Unknown Reference:18221 ; COL/AC/31/003/B Description:This film is about the City of London and features prominent business people talking about the city and explaining its workings to people. Made by Associated Rediffusion. Peopled featured include interviews with: Banking expert W. Manning Dacey, Mr Graham about the Baltic Exchange, Mr Eton jobber at the London Stock Exchange, Sir John Braithwaite Chairman of the London Stock Exchange, Mr Keeling of the Port of London Authority, Mr Nease a member of the Community of London Woolbrokers, Mr Pierbald a buyer of Wool, Colonel Young Superintendent of Police and Mr Nichols the Town Clerk. Shots include: Port of London Authority building, workers outside at lunchtime, speakers, the Bank of England, the Stock Exchange, the Baltic Exchange, Lloyds Insurance, Plantation House, the Metal Exchange, the Wool Exchange, auctions, the Guilds and livery companies, the Guildhall, common council meeting, construction sites, new buildings, traffic, commuters, barbican area, new road schemes, parked cars, streets of London, views of London and St Pauls.""
The BFI do not appear to have this one so I am delighted (as it's 1955 and Rediffusion) to mention this.
Half an hour's work today - one find. Happy.
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