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Post by williammcgregor on Jul 1, 2015 19:59:41 GMT
Update on number 12 on the list Did You See Una?This is from the Edinburgh Evening News and Dispatch dated 4/2/67    Cheers William
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Post by mikejones on Jul 9, 2015 14:24:18 GMT
Did we ever find a full list of Hear Here episodes?
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Post by williammcgregor on Jul 9, 2015 14:35:55 GMT
I'll have a look next time i'm in the library, along with having a look for information on Scottish Playbill (number 53) on the list.
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Post by williammcgregor on Jul 28, 2015 14:10:36 GMT
Did we ever find a full list of Hear Here episodes? STV 6:45pm to 7pm 05/09/80 Boys of the Lough 12/05/80 The Jacobites 19/05/80 Richard Farr and Country Feeling 26/05/80 Gaberlunzie 03/10/80 Flying Haggis (yes seriously!) 10/10/80 Juniper Green (a leafy suburb of Edinburgh) 17/10/80 Nick Straker 24/10/80 Alistair McDonald 31/10/80 New Ovation (cousin's to Wigan's?) 07/11/70 (no details) 14/11/80 The Photos 21/11/80 The Skids 28/11/80 The Expressos (sic) 05/12/80 Simple Minds |
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Post by mikejones on Jul 29, 2015 16:47:33 GMT
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Post by williammcgregor on Oct 2, 2015 16:52:53 GMT
Number 53 on the list... Scottish Playbill"Depth"1966Bit of a mystery to start with,as according to the Scottish TV Times from 1966 the first 2 plays from 1966 differ from the plays mentioned in LOST SHOWS! please see below... 28/02/66 according to Lost Shows this was the date for a play called ( NOW) but according to the Scottish TV Times a play called (DEPTH) was TX'd that night!
UPDATE: Please see an explanation as to why in the post by Jim Doyle from 18/01/16
These are the details from the TV Times...P.S. I will try and remember to copy page 12 of this edition of the TV Times for the Synopsis of the play. 
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Post by williammcgregor on Oct 5, 2015 11:53:46 GMT
Number 53 on the list... Scottish Playbill"All in Good Faith" 2nd May 1966 STV 10:05pm to 11:05pm by the way there was nothing I could see regarding this play on page 12 of the TV Times although it said there was. 
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Post by williammcgregor on Oct 8, 2015 9:54:25 GMT
More from Number 53 on the list... Scottish Playbill11th October 1966'The Inward Lens' and the Synopsis   |
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Post by williammcgregor on Oct 11, 2015 18:27:32 GMT
Number 53 on the list...
Scottish Playbill
STV
08/11/66
9:10pm to 10:10pm
TONI GILPIN and JOE DUNLOP
in
To Stand Alone
by Hector MacMillan
with JAMES DONNELLY and CLIFTON JONES
Cast in order of appearance:
Marie Wallace..................Toni Gilpin
John Wallace...................Joe Dunlop
Maid...........................Gertrude Musoke
Kevin Connelly.................James Donnelly
Voice on Telephone.............Inyang Ema
Tom Hardie.....................Clifton Jones
Linda Van Horden...............Margaret Leslie
Designed by:Arthur McArthur
Directed by: Brian Mahoney
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Post by williammcgregor on Oct 15, 2015 12:02:40 GMT
Another from Number 53 on the list... Scottish Playbill"No Kind of Hero"STV
06/12/66
9:10pm to 10:10pm and synopsis  |
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Post by williammcgregor on Oct 18, 2015 16:04:40 GMT
Off Topic
STV was the first ITV station after the Big Four to start transmission.
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Post by jimdoyle on Jan 19, 2016 0:05:41 GMT
Can I throw some light on Scottish Playbill 1966.
The play that was due to be transmitted on 28 February 1966 was "Depth", and I remember settling down to watch it at 8:00 - but there was an announcement saying that as the play's subject was to do with politics and elections, they could not show it now as earlier that day, Harold Wilson had called a General Election for March and TV were not allowed to show anything with a political bias that could influence voters, so instead they showed an episode of 'Gideon's Way' which I was more than happy with. I do remember seeing the play post - election I think in April. I do recall one great bit of dialogue near the end the wife of one of the candidates gets drunk and walks out of the house towards a TV crew waiting for an interview and her husband stops her. When the interviewer says to the candidate ' Do you have any message for our viewers' - the rattled candidate says 'Yes - tell them they can all get stuffed'.
I also remember seeing "All In Good Faith" and caught the last 20 minutes of 'The Inward Lens' with Paul Young.
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 19, 2016 2:44:33 GMT
Thanks Jim, excellent post! now my post from the 2nd October 2015 makes sense, as I was wondering why "Lost Shows" stated a Scottish Playbill entitled "Now" was shown on the 28th Feb 1966 but the Scottish TV Times stated it was "Depth"
Now we know why the change of play was made. It;s also made me realise I still need to find the synopsis for the play "Depth"
Fantastic that you have remembered some of the hilarious dialogue when "Depth" was shown in April '66.
Do you remember any of the dialogue from "All in Good Faith" or "The Inward Lens"?
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Post by jimdoyle on Jan 19, 2016 23:27:36 GMT
I have spent this evening reading through this entire thread so that what I post is relevant and not just rambling and dull. Some things I don't understand (What is the SSA?) and I checked out LostShows.com which I did not know about. I think I can contribute on a few programmes as I attended a few recordings, and I also attended the final of 'Song For Scotland' in 1968 and my English teacher Tom Walsh was the show's editor and it was nice to see a picture of him. He was the first of my old teachers I ever had a drink with and I was in touch with him through the 1970s.
Hopefully I will be back tomorrow and add my recollections in a structured way in line with the way the shows have been laid out.
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Post by Ronnie McDevitt on Jan 20, 2016 11:39:25 GMT
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