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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 4, 2015 21:03:20 GMT
Here's another article from the Scottish TV Times in 1965 about Number 30 on the list The Jimmy Logan Theatre Hour  |
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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 10, 2015 19:55:46 GMT
Number 55 on the list A Song for ScotlandThis is an article from the Scottish TV Times dated the 13th January 1966 
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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 24, 2015 15:34:56 GMT
Number 62 0n the list
"Today is Hogmanay"
STV
31/12/65
10:35pm to 11pm
an after dinner programme of conversation and stories for New Years Eve
John Toye
Jack House
Jim Baxter (The Footballer?)
James L Dow
Bob Crampsey (Legendary Scottish Football commentator)
Cliff Hanley
Elaine Wells
James Gordon
Sandy Webster
Directed by: Joe Boyer
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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 24, 2015 16:35:25 GMT
Number 52 on the list
Scottish Music Hall
19/10/65
Chick Murray and Maidie
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen
David Berglas
Denis Clancy
Will Starr
Host:Johnny Beattie
Continuity:David Fisher
Designed by:David McKenzie
Directed by:Liam Hood
26/10/65
Ivor Emmanuel
The Clancy Brothers
Sheila Paton
Mal Hollander
Host:Johnny Beattie
Continuity:David Fisher
Designed by:David McKenzie
Directed by:Liam Hood
02/11/65
Calum Kennedy
Billy Rusk
The Freemen
Jan Douglas
Dylan Todd
Pat Greenwood
Host:Johnny Beattie
Continuity:David Fisher
Designed by:David McKenzie
Directed by:Liam Hood
No episode on 09/11/65 due to Scotland vs Italy Football match
16/11/65
Alec Finlay
Derek Franklin Trio
Eileen Keegan
Evelyn Fernandez
Colin Stewart
The Cluny Boys
Host:Johnny Beattie's (material by Iain McIntyre)
Continuity:David Fisher
Musical Director:George Keenan
Designed by:David McKenzie
Directed by:Liam Hood
23/11/65
Rolf Harris
Joe Gordon Folk Four
Sally Logan
Bob and Jack Young
Lyn Rogers
Host:Johnny Beattie
Continuity:David Fisher
Designed by:David McKenzie
Directed by:Liam Hood
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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 24, 2015 17:36:18 GMT
Number 30 on the list
The Jimmy Logan Theatre Hour
On STV from the stage of the Metropole Theatre Glasgow
03/10/65
Love Locked Out
by David Kirk
Adapted for television by Sam Cree
Part 1: Strike Noticed
Cast in order of appearance
Alice Campbell...Doreen Hepburn
Winnie Campbell...Caroline Grant
Joe Campbell...Jimmy Logan
Charlie Baird...Alex McCrindle
Flo Baird...Helen Norman
Sydney Campbell...Roy Hanlon
Bernice Baker (Bernie)...Nina Marriott
Jack Samson...Wallace Campbell
Synopsis: A family where father is on strike. To make him see sense, the mother organises the women to go on strike too.
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Brian Mahoney
10/10/65
Love Locked Out
Part 2: Strikes Pay
Cast in order of appearance
Alice Campbell...Doreen Hepburn
Winnie Campbell...Caroline Grant
Joe Campbell...Jimmy Logan
Charlie Baird...Alex McCrindle
Flo Baird...Helen Norman
Sydney Campbell...Roy Hanlon
Bernice Baker (Bernie)...Nina Marriott
Jack Samson...Wallace Campbell
17/10/65
'S' for Sugar Candy
by Donald McLaren
Adapted for television by Sam Cree
Part 1: 'F' for France and 'I' for Dance 'N' for Nicketypondie
Cast in order of appearance
Sir Peter Coggie...Michael O'Halloran
David Coggie...Alec Finlay
Mrs Grieve...Helana Gloag
Budge...Richard Mathews
Hon.Isadore Benn...Bill Henderson
Tabatha Coggie...Lyn Ashton
Dufton...Stewart Mungall
Fanny Shields...Louise MacLaren
Synopsis: Two brothers with strange family ties, who have completely different outlooks on life. One is contented, that's Alex, the other full of ambition.
Designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Brian Mahoney
24/10/65
'S' for Sugar Candy
Part 2: 'I' for Jack the Painter's wife and 'S' for Sugar Candy
Cast in order of appearance
Sir Peter Coggie...Michael O'Halloran
David Coggie...Alec Finlay
Mrs Grieve...Helana Gloag
Budge...Richard Mathews
Hon.Isadore Benn...Bill Henderson
Tabatha Coggie...Lyn Ashton
Dufton...Stewart Mungall
Fanny Shields...Louise MacLaren
31/10/65
Happy Landings
Part 1: Double Booking
by Patrick Cargill
Adapted for television by Sam Cree
Cast in order of appearance
Briggs...Alec Monteath
Arthur...Leon Sinden
Willie...Phil McCall
Rose...Ida Schuster
Eve...Marilyn Gray
Synopsis: A Scottish Butcher and his wife rent a houseboat in England only to discover that it has been rented by a Brigdier and his wife.
There's a touch of class distinction involved, but we're not too sure who has the class.
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by James Sutherland
07/11/65
Happy Landings
part 2: Two by Two
Cast in order of appearance
Briggs...Alec Monteath
Arthur...Leon Sinden
Willie...Phil McCall
Rose...Ida Schuster
Eve...Marilyn Gray
Doreen...Janet Michael
No episode on the 14/11/65 due to that years Royal Variety Performance
21/11/65
Friends and Neighbours
Part 1: Peaceful Co-existence
by Austin Steele
adapted for television by Sam Cree
Cast in order of appearance
Jessie...Jean Fitzpatrick
Mavis...Doreen Hepburn
Sandra...Myra Forsyth
Bob...Jimmy Logan
Tommy...Walter Carr
Roger...Paul Young
Vladmir...Glen Michael
Petri...Sarah Maxwell
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by James Sutherland
28/11/65
Friends and Neighbours
part 2: Join the Party
Cast in order of appearance
Jessie...Jean Fitzpatrick
Mavis...Doreen Hepburn
Sandra...Myra Forsyth
Bob...Jimmy Logan
Tommy...Walter Carr
Roger...Paul Young
Vladmir...Glen Michael
Petri...Sarah Maxwell
05/12/65
Mugs and Money
part 1: Orange and Green
by Joseph Tomelty
adapted for television by:Sam Cree
Cast in order of appearance
Martha...Elizabeth Begley
Gus...Norma Vogan
Robby...Harold Goldblatt
Willie...Kevin Monro
Scotty...James Copeland
Burney...J.G.Devlin
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Clarke Tait
12/12/65
Mugs and Money
part 2: Black and Blue
Cast in order of appearance
Martha...Elizabeth Begley
Gus...Norma Vogan
Robby...Harold Goldblatt
Willie...Kevin Monro
Scotty...James Copeland
Barney...J.G.Devlin
Sam Sausage...Bill Morrison
Albert...John McBride
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Clarke Tait
19/12/65
Goodnight Mrs Puffin
by Arthur Lovegrove
adapted for television by: Sam Cree
part 1: Prophet and Loss (sic)
Cast in order of appearance
Ethel Cameron...Lennox Milne
Jacqueline Cameron...Jan Wilson
Pamela Cameron...Leslie Blacklater
Nicholas Cameron...James Kennedy
Annie...Betty Gillin
Amelia Puffin...Marilyn Gray
Henry Cameron...Richard Mathews
Stephen Parker...Antony Kenway (sic)
Victor Parker...Joe Dunlop
Roger Vincent...Roy Boutcher
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Brian Mahoney
26/12/65
Goodnight Mrs Puffin
part 2: Carry Forward
Cast in order of appearance
Ethel Cameron...Lennox Milne
Jacqueline Cameron...Jan Wilson
Pamela Cameron...Leslie Blacklater
Nicholas Cameron...James Kennedy
Annie...Betty Gillin
Amelia Puffin...Marilyn Gray
Henry Cameron...Richard Mathews
Stephen Parker...Antony Kenway (sic)
Victor Parker...Joe Dunlop
Roger Vincent...Roy Boutcher
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Brian Mahoney
02/01/66
A Scrape of the Pen
by Graham Moffat
adapted for television by: Sam Cree
part 1: Auld Year Oot
Cast in order of appearance
Flora...Jan Wilson
Beenie Scott...June Andrews
Agnes...Edith Hart
Eppie...Barbara Burstyn
Mrs Baikie...Edith McArthur
Geordie Pow...Maurice Roeves
Hugh Menzies...John Young
Sheperd...Douglas Mitchell
Leezie Inglis...Molly Urquhart
Martha Inglis...Jimmy Logan
Jean Lowther...Colette O'Neill
Peter Dalkeith...Victor Carin
Taffy Knot...Hilda Case
Miss Pringle...May Henry
Mrs McAllister...Leebie Tait
Alec Inglis...Joe Dunlop
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Brian Mahoney
09/01/66
A Scrape of the Pen
part 2: New Year In
Cast in order of appearance
Flora...Jan Wilson
Beenie Scott...June Andrews
Agnes...Edith Hart
Eppie...Barbara Burstyn
Mrs Baikie...Edith McArthur
Geordie Pow...Maurice Roeves
Hugh Menzies...John Young
Sheperd...Douglas Mitchell
Leezie Inglis...Molly Urquhart
Martha Inglis...Jimmy Logan
Jean Lowther...Colette O'Neill
Peter Dalkeith...Victor Carin
Taffy Knot...Hilda Case
Miss Pringle...May Henry
Mrs McAllister...Leebie Tait
Alec Inglis...Joe Dunlop
set designed by Sheila Ward
Directed by Brian Mahoney
That's all Folks!
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Post by christian bews on Mar 24, 2015 20:18:43 GMT
Jenny hanley's dad is Jimmy Hanley not cliff.
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Post by williammcgregor on Mar 25, 2015 7:23:22 GMT
Thanks Christian, I usually check these things before posting.
I've corrected my previous post
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Post by williammcgregor on Apr 23, 2015 15:52:35 GMT
Number 25 on the list
The Steve Jones Programme
01/07/80
6:30pm to 7pm
Hector Nicol
BA Robertson
The Dave Pringle Band
Designer:Neil Parkinson
Director/Producer:Haldane Duncan
08/07/80
6:30pm to 7pm
William McIlvanney
Peter McDougall
Denise Coffey
Chisholm and Spence Edinburgh singers
15/07/80
6:30pm to 7pm
Billy Rankine...(ex guitarist with The Sensational Alex Harvey Band) making his first TV apearance
The Dave Pringle Band
John Bett
Alex Norton
Bill Paterson
22/07/80 No programme due to the Olympics
29/07/80
5:15pm to 5:45pm
Peter Morrison
Alan Maryon-Davies (sic)
Trevor Royal
Arthur Blake and his Orchestra
05/08/80
6:30pm to 7pm
Chris Langham (writer for the Muppets)
Footballer Steve Archibald
Comedians Bill Barclay and Danny Kyle
12/08/80
6:30pm to 7pm
What a treat this is!? Sydney Devine and his backing band "Legend"
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Post by Ray Langstone (was saintsray) on May 1, 2015 12:30:06 GMT
Interesting that this is listed as missing:-
""Missing or incomplete episodes for programme OUT WITH THE OLD, IN WITH THE NEW.
31.12.78 Welcome To The Hogmanay Ceilidh (missing)
Out of an original total of 2 episodes, one episode is missing.""
Some of it exists.
I think half of the show was 'traditional' Scottish Hogmanay entertainment, and the rest was disco-infused. Hence the title....
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Post by williammcgregor on May 6, 2015 16:11:31 GMT
Number 54 on the list Season for Miracles
STV 23rd December 1972 10:40pm to 11:40pm
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Post by williammcgregor on May 6, 2015 16:24:30 GMT
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Post by williammcgregor on May 20, 2015 15:17:26 GMT
Update on Whigmaleerie Number 63 on the list... I have updated the details below onto the previous Whigmaleerie post on page 6 of this thread. 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) |
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Post by williammcgregor on Jun 22, 2015 9:24:27 GMT
Update on Number 14 on the list Glaisterpicture of the fine Scottish actor John Cairney,who played a Polish Pyschopathic killer named STANISLAV MOSKA a displaced farm worker in the 3rd episode "The Close Shave"www.flickr.com/photos/40229823@N06/3976979027see page 8 for original information on "Glaister"
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Post by williammcgregor on Jun 22, 2015 12:17:04 GMT
Update on Number 14 on the list GlaisterGlasgow Herald 21st January 1966regarding episode 4 "The Gorbals Boy" see page 8 for original information on "Glaister"
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Post by williammcgregor on Jun 23, 2015 16:29:54 GMT
Update on number 14 on the list
Glaister
The first words in "The Gorbals Boy" were...
"It was a close shave I'd had that morning. So close I'd cut myself." so says Professor John Glaister (Russell Waters) dabbing cotton wool on his chin in the introduction to this episode.
"But 200 miles away at almost that very moment,another man was shaving, without soap...Just a rough old blade...and that was going to hang him."
That other man was Stanislav Moska, a displaced Polish farm worker,played by John Cairney.
see page 8 for original information on "Glaister"
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