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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 18, 2015 19:39:31 GMT
I've spoken to that guy, very nice. Alas STV have moved away from puting its archive on YOUTUBE. As said STV have now centralsied its storage, with Aberdeen only really holding News. STV warehouse holds most other content. does that mean that the positive message that was coming from STV that Simon linked earlier on this thread wipednews.com/features/stvyoutubeplayer/ has now been, or is going to be, reneged on? I hope not! |
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Post by mikejones on Jan 18, 2015 20:08:45 GMT
I've spoken to that guy, very nice. Alas STV have moved away from puting its archive on YOUTUBE. As said STV have now centralsied its storage, with Aberdeen only really holding News. STV warehouse holds most other content. does that mean that the positive message that was coming from STV that Simon linked earlier on this thread wipednews.com/features/stvyoutubeplayer/ has now been, or is going to be, reneged on? I hope not! Well no, Part of the problem is Copyright and making money. I know a few shows had to be taken down, Passport quiz and one of the dramas all have to be taken down. I did have a good message explaining what is going on but Alas YOUTUBE has it seems deleted the old messaging service so I can copy and past the message. |
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 18, 2015 20:25:39 GMT
thanks for the explanation Mike
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Post by mikejones on Jan 18, 2015 21:40:10 GMT
thanks for the explanation Mike If you wish to watch Take the high road you can watch it everyday on STV Local channels, Charles endell Esq also popped up on those local channels. I would expect other stuff to pop up aswell. |
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 20, 2015 17:03:50 GMT
Number 33 on the list... Larry Go RoundTake a ride on the carousel with the latest discs,and a lunchtime look at the Scottish Pop scene. Larry Marshall in charge.Written by Jimmy McNair Directed by Brian Mahoney Here are 2 Viewer magazine articles from early 1965 about the show...    All shows were on a Wednesday between 1pm and 1:28pm Gerry Marsden was in one the shows below but I don't know which one? one of the articles above mentions him as being on a show.06/01/65 1st show Larry Marshall and guest Kenny Lynch 13/01/65 Larry Marshall (no other information) 20/01/65 Larry Marshall and guest Russ Conway 27/01/65 Larry Marshall and guest Roberto Cardinale 03/02/65 Larry Marshall and guest Elkie Brookes 10/02/65 Larry Marshall and guest Mike Hurst 17/02/65 Larry Marshall and guest Don Charles 24/02/65 Larry Marshall and guest Jackie Lee 03/03/65 Larry Marshall and guest Tommy Bruce 10/03/65 Larry Marshall and guest Patsy Ann Noble 17/03/65 Larry Marshall and guest Cloda Rogers (sic) 24/03/65 Larry Marshall and guest Lonnie Donegan 31/03/65 Larry Marshall (no other information) 07/04/65 Larry Marshall and guest Alan Drew 14/04/65 Larry Marshall (no other information) 21/04/65 Larry Marshall (no other information) 28/04/65 Strange one this (no television programmes mentioned until 4:45pm I think they were testing something?) 05/05/65 Larry Marshall and guest Lulu 12/05/65 Larry Marshall and guest Rolf Harris 19/05/65 Larry Marshall and guest Don Charles 26/05/65 Final show Larry Marshall and guest Noel Harrison
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Post by John Green on Jan 20, 2015 17:17:23 GMT
Well,I'm impressed!
Thanks,William.
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 20, 2015 20:22:35 GMT
Number 34 on the list... Late Night Larry Written by Larry Marshall Designed by David McKenzie,Ron Franchetti Directed by Clarke Tait Music directed by George Keenan Produced by Liam Hood 07/06/65 1st show Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul,Tommy Maxwell,David Kinnaird,Leslie Blackater,Mark Lushington,Bill McCue and Bill Aitken 14/06/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul,Tommy Maxwell,David Kinnaird,Leslie Blackater,Mark Lushington 21/06/5 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul,Tommy Maxwell,David Kinnaird,Leslie Blackater,Mark Lushington,Bill McCue and Bill Aitken 28/06/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul,Tommy Maxwell,David Kinnaird,Leslie Blackater,and Buddy Logan P.S. There were only 4 shows not 5.
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 20, 2015 20:56:04 GMT
Number 63 on the list... WhigmaleerieHost:Jack House Directed by: Philip Bray Tuesday's 1:30pm to 1:40pm 23/01/62 (this is the first episode) Statues30/01/62 Tartans06/02/62 The Borders13/02/62  ? 20/02/62 Castles of the West27/02/62 Your Eating Habits06/03/62 Lanimer Day (a Lanarkshire event)13/03/62 Curling20/03/62 ? 27/03/62 The Canny Crofter03/04/62 Adventure in Scotland10/04/62 Characters of old Glasgow17/04/62 Golf24/04/62 William McGonagall Immortal Bard No.201/05/62 City Arms(looking at the city arms of Edinburgh,Glasgow Dundee and Aberdeen) 08/05/62 Jack House reads and comments on letters12/05/62 Highland Games22/05/62 The Gannet looking at Gannets during a cruise on the DUNERA boat 29/05/62 Gulf Stream Garden the gardens at Inverewe at Poolewe in Wester Ross 05/06/62 Reading Habits12/06/62 Cruising on DUNERA19/06/62 Fair Isle26/06/62 Letters
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Post by Deleted on Jan 20, 2015 23:30:35 GMT
William
many thanks for uploading these 3 shows, Larry Go Round, Late Night Larry and Whigmaleerie, the details contained therein are very valuable. Perhaps stv
hold some incomplete footage of these shows?
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 20, 2015 23:41:13 GMT
It's a pleasure Simon,there's lots more to come as well,as the Viewer magazine has an impressive amount of information on shows on the list.
Maybe we should offer our services to visit their archives and check
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2015 12:35:19 GMT
well the following is not one of the 65 and it wasn't uploaded by stv, but as all can see from the very start it is a Scottish Television production, a joint production with Sean Connery. It stars Sean Connery as the onscreen presenter, it is directed by Sean Connery. It is complete at 36.26 minutes. Sean towards the very end says a date of 15/6/67, so this must have been screened by stv shortly after that..it was produced by Bryan Izzard, who did much at stv.. Can some-one tell me the make and model of sports car..Sean is driving at the beginning. Does Sean hold a copy of this? Did he make any more appearances on stv...would some-one like to ask him or find out please.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bDCqRtjd6Y |
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 21, 2015 13:36:08 GMT
IMO it's an Aston Martin DB6
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 21, 2015 14:27:04 GMT
article from TV Guide 10/12/59  |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2015 16:42:03 GMT
With regards to the adventures of Francie and Josie. I believe that this was also shown on Border, Grampian and Ulster tv. Would these have been shown at the same time or would the tapes / film be sent over at a later date ?. Just might be worth checking out the Ulster / Border archive if they did. Ian You are absolutely correct about The Adventures Of Francie and Josie being shown on Ulster tv. Here they are are 22.40-23.10 pm on Sunday 6 October 1963, on the full television schedule for that day.. www.tvlistings.thetvroomplus.com/listing-476.htmlAs we now know that The Adventures Of Francie and Josie were shown on Ulster Television, is it possible that some of the other 65 were also shown on UTV as well, which may lead to somewhere.. |
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Post by mikejones on Jan 22, 2015 23:40:32 GMT
Interesting point about UTV, is the pair to went to ireland to open shops! OTher STV shows which dont seem to have been covered: Note were from reseacrch on other stuff . * Something Special - 1978 STV : Classical muisc hour *Battle of the comics STV 1977 : Feb 9 - April 27 wed: ? * Larry looks lightly 12 Feb 1976: Evening Times - Nov 3, 1976 * Positively unemployed STV? Mar 7 and Mar8 NITGH 1984 and 1985 * McCalmans GTV 1986 * Ceilidh on the Caledonian Canal 1986 * Studio ( 1983/84/85/ 86---- Mid 80s STV * The HIGHLAND ROAD 1984 GTV * Positively unemployed STV? Mar 7 and Mar8 NITGH 1984 and 1985 * education for tomorrow 1984 * The magic of the musical 1984 GTV * From the Top STV ( CAF) 77/ 1978 / 79 * Welcome to the Ceilidh GTV 1976: -- 1981 * country Force 1975 - 1980s ( 1983-tick) *(HOMEWORK (1984) Series which looks at safety and comfort improvements for the home. STV 30 April 1984 -- * SUPERSAVERS: 1982: Home type shows: I think : Don Maclean and Cynitha Stanton 10 may - 4 July Mondays |
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