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Post by Ronnie McDevitt on Jan 25, 2015 20:22:29 GMT
The Beatles footage likely hails from a 1964 edition of Round Up.
Yes thats David Hayman playing Jimmy Boyle in A Sense of Freedom and the the clip from Taggart with Annette Crosbie is from the `Funeral Rites' episode.
Other productons featured include Wheel of Fortune, Now You See It, Scotland Today, Weirs Way and Doctor Finlay.
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Post by mikejones on Jan 25, 2015 20:30:19 GMT
Scotch Corner: Just to say it was still popping up in 1976,.
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Post by williammcgregor on Jan 25, 2015 21:52:48 GMT
That could be"The Flight of the Heron" Also Why does have to be a scottish actor? Glen michaeal and John toye are english, and both had long careasat STV. If it's Flight of the Heron? then my guess is that the man sweeping up a girl into his arms could be Ian McCulloch? |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 26, 2015 18:49:17 GMT
the following gives interesting background information about the origin of The Adventures Of Francie And Josie...even giving their surnames. it does give a definitive number of television episodes ..."1963 Stan Mars reworked six of the stage scripts, the show went to air and the rest is history. The following year there was a second series of thirteen and then a further thirteen. In all, Stan Mars wrote thirty two TV shows. I'll let you read the article to see what it says became of the episodes.. www.scottishmusichallsociety.webs.com/stagedoorarticles0708.htm |
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Post by Ken Griffin on Jan 26, 2015 21:49:23 GMT
the following gives interesting background information about the origin of The Adventures Of Francie And Josie...even giving their surnames. Very interesting - it confirms my suspicions that UTV's run of Francie and Josie included repeats: there's 50 transmission slots for 32 episodes. The webpage might slightly inaccurate though - I am not certain that Francie and Josie ever topped the ratings in the UTV region. I don't recall seeing the series on any of the ratings lists I have seen but then again, I wasn't studying the non-UTV productions in much detail. |
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Post by Ian Ferrier on Jan 26, 2015 23:02:21 GMT
the following gives interesting background information about the origin of The Adventures Of Francie And Josie...even giving their surnames. Very interesting - it confirms my suspicions that UTV's run of Francie and Josie included repeats: there's 50 transmission slots for 32 episodes. The webpage might slightly inaccurate though - I am not certain that Francie and Josie ever topped the ratings in the UTV region. I don't recall seeing the series on any of the ratings lists I have seen but then again, I wasn't studying the non-UTV productions in much detail. Interesting but sad about the wipings. If however they were repeated that gives a very small chance though that utv had copies. Unless they were sent back to stv. |
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Post by williammcgregor on Feb 3, 2015 17:48:43 GMT
Number 5 on the list
A Box at the Grand
Chairman:James Nairn
Thomas Maxwell: conducts the choir
Settings and Decor:Signor Franchetti
Producer: Liam Hood
Director:Jack Sampson
I make it 20 shows in total (not 21)...
08/01/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Billy Redmond
15/01/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Jimmy Reid
22/01/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Dave Willis
29/01/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Charlie Sim
05/02/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Bond Rowell
12/02/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Billy Redmond
19/02/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Jim Reid (sic)
26/02/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Charlie Sim
05/03/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Dave Willis
12/03/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Jimmy Nicol
19/03/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Bond Rowell
26/03/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Campbell McRae
02/04/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest (Unknown)
09/04/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest (Unknown)
16/04/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Walter Jackson
23/04/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Glen Daly
30/04/65 Can't see any sign of a show that week
07/05/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Campbell McRae
14/05/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Walter Jackson
21/05/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Charlie Sim
28/05/65 Larry Marshall,Moira Brody,Dorothy Paul and guest Charlie Sim
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Post by mikejones on Feb 3, 2015 20:37:46 GMT
Number 5 on the list A Box at the GrandChairman:James Nairn
Thomas Maxwell: conducts the choir
Settings and Decor:Signor Franchetti
Producer: Liam Hood
Director:Jack SampsonI make it 20 shows in total (not 21)... 30/04/65 Can't see any sign of a show that week There was a show on 30 April 1965: and was broadcast at 13.05 - 13.35: Glasgow Evening times say With Charlie Sim  |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 4, 2015 15:49:06 GMT
thanks William, for your excellent A Box At The Grand. In your previous article, it says A Box At The Grand, was old tyme music hall, similar I guess to The Good Old Days, where the audience was encouraged to react and participate. 23/4/65 the guest was Glen Daly. I have come across this, not sure if it is the audio from this episode or not? But towards the end, there is audience joining-in. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yRXrWRQYO8Charlie Sim was the guest on several episodes, thanks to Mike for adding that other one. Larry Marshall was also involved. The following is a complete Comedy Sketch 'This Is Who's Life' from 1957. They must have this in the archive. It is a spoof on This Is Your Life, with Larry Marshall as the reluctant subject/victim who doesn't want to see or talk to the guests. The opening shot has Larry Marshall, with Charlie Sim and comedy actor John Grieve holding the 'big red book'. Not sure if this is from 1957, it may be from Number 18 in the List of 65, Happy As Larry 1959, or it could be from The Larry Marshall Show which wiki says is 1960s, if it is 1957, which show would it be from?, it's live television, comical, worth watching.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYnHB15Gwfo |
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Post by williammcgregor on Feb 10, 2015 13:38:58 GMT
Number 4 on the list The Allan Stewart TapesThis is information from The Glasgow Evening Times All episodes on STV Saturdays between 7:45pm and 8:15pm it was set in a penthouse overlooking Edinburgh Castle! Jack Douglas Scotland's answer to Donald Sinden was his butler and the show seemed to consist of Allan doing impersonations,song and dance and loads of pretty girls. 01/12/79 no extra information (yet) 08/12/79 no extra information (yet) 15/12/79 no extra information (yet) 22/12/79  29/12/79  if I find anymore information from The Scottish TV Times then I'll post it
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Post by mikejones on Feb 10, 2015 20:58:46 GMT
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Post by mikejones on Feb 11, 2015 15:54:04 GMT
Here is the pics which never got inclueded in the last post: 15/12/79 From the Glasgow Herald.  |
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Post by williammcgregor on Feb 17, 2015 17:35:10 GMT
Number 12 on the list
Did You See Una?
I found details of 13 episodes...I wish they'd given a synopsis of each episode
Episode 1
10/01/67
Read Any Good Books Lately?
Margery Dalziel,Malcolm Ingram,Paul Kermack,Alex McAvoy,Doris McLatchie,Glenys Marshall and Glen Michael
Devised by:Eric Merriman
Director:Clarke Tait
Designed by Ron Franchetti
Episode 2
17/01/67
Homes and Gardens
Victor Carin,Clive Dunn,Alex McAvoy,Phil McColl and Jan Wilson
Devised by:Eric Merriman
Director:Clarke Tait
Designed by Ron Franchetti
Episode 3
24/01/67
Focus on Films
Usherette in a flea pit
Italian Starlet
Hard bitten woman reporter
Walter Carr,Ann Holloway,Paul Kermack,Alex McAvoy,Ronan O'Casey
Devised by:Eric Merriman
Director:Clarke Tait
Designed by Ron Franchetti
Episode 4
31/01/67
Sound and Vision/TV Commercials
Sheena Campbell,John Grieve,Paul Kermack,Alex McAvoy,Doris McLatchie,Ian Trigger
Written by: John Warren and John Singer
Devised by: Eric Merriman
Designed by:Peter Alexander
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 5
07/02/67
Travel
Robin Hunter,Alex McAvoy,Helen Norman,Ian Trigger,Vivienne St.George
Written by:Sid Colin
Devised by:Eric Merriman
Designed by:Archie McArthur
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 6
14/02/67
History
Arthur Boland,Robin Hunter,Paul Kermack,Alex McAvoy,Vivienne St.George
Written and Devised by: Eric Merriman
Designed by:Peter Alexander
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 7
21/02/67
Love and Marriage
Alex Allan,Victor Carin,Tom Conti,Paul Kermack,Alex McAvoy,Eileen McCallum
Written by:Sid Colin
Devised by Eric Merriman
Designed by:Ron Franchetti
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 8
28/02/67
Theatre
Victor Carin,Walter Carr,Paul Kermack,Alex McAvoy,Eileen McCallum
Written and Directed by:Eric Merriman
Designed by:Archie McArthur
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 9
07/03/67
Crime
Walter Carr,Paul Kermack,Alex McAvoy,Eileen McCallum,Doris McLatchie
Written by:Ken Hoare and Mike Sutherland
Devised by:Eric Merriman
Designed by:Peter Alexander
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 10
14/03/67
Hobbies
Walter Carr,Marjorie Dalziel,Paul Kermack,Veronica Long,Alex McAvoy and Doris McLatchie
Written by:Maurice Wiltshire
Devised by:Eric Merriman
Designed by:Ron Franchetti
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 11
21/03/67
Sport and Adventure
Robin Hunter,Paul KermacK,Alex McAvoy and Phil McCall
Written and Devised by:Eric Merriman
Designed by:Archie McArthur
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 12
28/03/67
The Arts
Anne Fields,Paul Kermack,Glen Michael and Alex McAvoy
Written and devised by:Eric Merriman
Designed by:Ron Franchetti
Directed by:Clarke Tait
Episode 13
04/04/67
Money
Robin Hunter,Alex McAvoy,Jan Wilson,Paul Kermack,Glen Michael and Doris McLatchie
Written by:John Warren and John Singer
Devised by:Eric Merriman
Designed by: Peter Alexander
Directed by:Clarke Tait
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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 3, 2015 15:38:00 GMT
Number 14 on the list GlaisterScottish TV Times dated 2nd December 1965This article gives details of 4 episodes of "Glaister" episode 1... 10/12/65 "Girl in the Dark" featuring Russell Waters as (Glaister) (Pauline Munro) as a 19yr old housemaid strangled by her soldier boyfriend (Alan Lake) script by (Alan Prior) episode 2... 17/12/65 "Murder Car" featuring Russell Waters as (Glaister) (Roddy McMillan) as a Glasgow policeman who murders his girlfriend script by (Alan Prior) (Prof Glaisters' voice is heard saying "If this car had not been stolen and then abandoned on a vacant bomb site in Glasgow, this story might not have been the same, it might have never have needed to be told at all"episode 3... 10/01/66 "The Close Shave" featuring Russell Waters as (Glaister) John Cairney as a displaced farm working Polish Psychopathic killer named (STANISLAV MOSKA) script by (Alan Prior) episode 4... 17/01/66 "Gorbals Boy" featuring Russell Waters as (Glaister) (Phil McCall as Jimmy Galloway a (Meth drinking/knife carrying hard man),Anne Kristen (his young wife),Ian Macnaughton (rival hard man),Ewan Roberts (Inspector),Leslie Blacklater) script by (Allan Prior) director (Brian Mahoney)  see pages 9 and 11 for more information on "Glaister" including first hand memories of watching the programme by forum member Jim Doyle.
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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 4, 2015 17:33:44 GMT
Number 30 on the list The Jimmy Logan Theatre Hour1965 Scottish TV Times article on the series  I have details on about 12 episodes at the moment but as I'm not finished collating the information I'll wait till I'm finished before posting them.
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