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Freeze Branding/Cider Making. 1986. Jack Hargreaves watches New Forest ponies being branded with dry ice. He then takes his apples to Charlie to be pressed for making cider.

1935. Drama. Down on his luck inventor Roger (John Stuart) 'borrows' some money from a handbag he finds but things go wrong when a necklace from the bag goes missing.

1955. Comedy. Director: Vernon Sewell. A cockney family inherit a ramshackle farm. Alfie (Leslie Dwyer) wants to make a go of it. Starring George Cole and Kathleen Harrison.

1947. Western. Connie Dickson (Veronica Lake) plans to marry a sheep rancher, but her father teams up with land baron Frank Ivey to drive the man out of town.

1963. Stars Donna Douglas, Joanna Barnes, Doris Packer. The Clampetts prepare for Mrs. Fenwick and Cynthia to visit, with Cynthia making her mother dress in the 'Clampett Look'.

1966. Action. Directed by Leslie Martinson. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Lee Meriwether. Catwoman, the Joker, the Penguin and the Riddler join forces to dispose of Batman and Robin.

1981. Stars Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs & Geoffrey Bayldon. Worzel, still dominated by Aunt Sally, is given the chance to get his own back by the Crowman with the 'disobedient' head.

1977. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. The Penguin attempts his scheme's masterstroke, complete with an audacious means of escape no one will see coming.

1957. Drama. Director: Charles Crichton. Stars Jack Hawkins, Elizabeth Sellars & Walter Fitzgerald. John Mitchell is on a flight fraught with disaster but Mitchell is determined to land the plane.

1963. Hosted by: Joseph Cotten. The professional and personal life of Bette Davis. Clips include footage of her trips to Europe and her films including Now Voyager and Jezebel.

1955. Stars Ron Randell, Betta St John & Philip Friend. A financier thinks his lovely young bride is being blackmailed, but she and her lover are plotting to kill him.

Mike and Noel rewind to the 1960s for Colette Renard's cheeky French Scopitone, 'Ah! Dis Donc'. Enjoy this, and a rare ride on Bournemouth's beloved Trolleybuses.

1961. Exploring the world of student's rags in Manchester, Hull, Sheffield and Leeds.

1946. Drama. Directed by Robert Hamer. Stars Googie Withers, Mervyn Johns & Gordon Jackson. Victorian Brighton; the tale of a pious chemists' household & the underworld occupied by landlady Pearl.

Acclaimed actor William Gaunt discusses the show's continued popularity.

The Case of the Gold Salesman. 1963. Stars John Barrie, William Gaunt & Arnold Diamond. Mr Klein, a money lender and known to Sergeant Cork, receives a strange request: gold at a reduced price.

With Freddie Starr and Peter Goodwright, guest acts Roger Kitty, Paul Melba and Mike Carter play a number of roles in a series of sketches and songs.

(AKA Curse of the Demon) 1957. Horror. Director: Jacques Tourneur. Stars Dana Andrews, Peggy Cummins & Niall MacGinnis. A professor arrives in London and investigates a devil worshipper.

A TOTP style TV Show for Heritage Artists based on the Heritage Chart which is voted on in over 80 countries. Songs you love from popular artists, live and on video with the odd interview.

1964. Drama. Directed by Sidney J. Furie. Stars Rita Tushingham, Colin Campbell & Dudley Sutton. The swift marriage of a young couple begins to crumble after husband Reggie meets a handsome biker.

1945. Drama. Director: John Harlow. Stars William Hartnell, Mary Morris & John Laurie. In this 'lost' William Hartnell film, a socialist inherits the British factory where he works as a union mechanic.

A delightful and entertaining film about the on-going search to find a permanent home in Brighton for the mass of Max Miller memorabilia The Max Miller Appreciation Society holds.

Directed by Aaron Spelling. A Russian violinist takes up residence in Velardi but refuses Johnny's offer of assistance when members of his country's secret police arrive.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout the start of December.

1950. Drama. A lowly bank clerk marries a good time girl but she two-times him for her old crooked boyfriend (Sydney Tafler). Starring Jack Watling, Pat Kirkwood and Thora Hird.

Made in the late 30s early 40s narrated by Kent Stevenson - The introduction to England of the hobbies of Ice Hockey, Figure Skating and what a great night out it is.

1986. Jack looks back at a sunny visit to Kent when he tried to photograph a 'flying frog' on Romney Marsh, and he visits a village pumpkin fair.

1943. War drama starring Richard Arlen, Jean Parker & Russell Hayden. A former naval deserter is drawn back to the services after the attack on Pearl Harbour.

1963. An exciting look at the River Thames from its source in Gloucestershire to the Port of London, where services are being modernised in order to keep traffic moving.

Comedy. Southern TV Series. A tramp inherits a title, country house and fortune. But how will it affect him? Starring Hugh Lloyd, Joan Sims, George Moon and Alfie Bass (S1, E.

Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Peter Blythe. Rumpole defends the owner of a string of alternative massage parlors.

1975. Stars Lois Baxter, Lynda Bellingham & Frederick Jaeger. The hunt for Skinner's murderer has moved away from Newtown. So why is a London detective on his way there, in secret.

A charming travelogue of coach tours available throughout the UK and on the continent in the 50s/60s.

1956. Drama. Directed by Brian Desmond Hurst. Stars Donald Sinden, Anna-Maria Sandri & Anthony Steel. After the war, a young man sets out in search of his missing older brother.

1954. Thriller. Director: Lewis Gilbert. Stars Robert Morley, Joan Collins, Laurence Harvey & Stanley Baker. A group of down-and-outs are holding up a post office van but things start to go wrong.

1960. Stars Pernell Roberts, Neville Brand & Sonya Wilde. A long-lost relative visits the Cartwrights, but a band of criminals led by him kidnap Little Joe and his girlfriend.

1955. Stars Ron Randell, Betta St John & Philip Friend. A financier thinks his lovely young bride is being blackmailed, but she and her lover are plotting to kill him.

Mike & Noel are joined by an archivist from The Alexandra Palace Television Society with some great reels on how the BBC ticked in the 30s & the debonair David Niven has some words of wisdom.

The Passenger Part Two. 1971. Stars Peter Barkworth, Joanna Dunham & Arthur Pentelow. The main suspect in Judy Clayton's murder kills himself. The case should be finished, but more deaths follow.

Stars John Gregson, Alexander Davion & Daphne Anderson. Gideon's car almost hits a young pickpocket, who is being controlled by his mother.

1988. Crime Drama. Directed by Colin Luke. Stars Amanda Donohoe, Stephen Dillane & Hilary Mason. A young novelist falls for a married woman, who then wants him to kill her husband.

1971. Comedy. Directed by and stars Jacques Tati. Features Marcel Fraval & Honoré Bostel. Mr. Hulot travels to Amsterdam to showcase his new camper van and encounters several hurdles on the way.

1946. Drama. Director Alfred Santell. Stars James Dunn, Mona Freeman, William Marshall & June Duprez, A feisty girl is led astray; first by her gold-digging mother, and then by a local con artist.

1952. Drama. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Paul Henreid & Lizabeth Scott. A doctor makes a female convict look like the pianist who left him, but can she really be the woman he loves.

1963. A remarkable look at the different ways of transporting cars by ferry, car sleeper, air ferry, through tunnels and over bridges.

1956. Stars Hugh O'Brian & John Craven. A pillar of the community is hailed as a hero when he shoots a thief, until people learn that he is wanted for being in the James gang.

1962. Stars: Brian Keith, Spike, Robert Culp & Hank Gobble. Dave and Brown are in Texas and find a dead man on the trail.

1949. Stars Jay Silverheels, Clayton Moore & John Hart. The origin of the Lone Ranger's horse Silver and his use of silver bullets is explained.

1954. Comedy. Director: Maurice Elvey. Stars Petula Clark, Donald Houston & Brenda de Banzie. Story of a Welsh postman's efforts to bring happiness into the lives of an assortment of people.

1986. Jack Hargreaves recounts a trip to Shetland in search of large fish. In his second film, he witnesses pigs dealing with a bumper crop of acorns.

1958. Thriller. Director: Ronald Kinnoch. Stars Marshall Thompson, John Loder & Henry Oscar. A physicist finds himself drawn into an investigation to track down a spy at his research station.

Comedy. Southern TV Series. A tramp inherits a title, country house and fortune. But how will it affect him? Starring Hugh Lloyd, Joan Sims, George Moon and Alfie Bass (S1, E.

Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Bill Fraser. While defending one of the Timson clan, Rumpole plans for his retirement.

1976. Stars Ray Lonnen, Albert Welling & John Cording. Armed robbery is becoming almost a daily event and soon someone will get hurt. What happens if the police meet violence with violence.

1952. Crime. Directed by Phil Karlson. Stars John Derek, Donna Reed & Broderick Crawford. A newspaper editor accidentally kills his ex-wife and his protégé is assigned to investigate the story.

1946. Drama. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock. Stars Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman & Claude Rains. A woman is asked to spy on a group of Nazi friends in South America, but how far will she have to go.

1952. Comedy. Director: Ronald Neame. Stars Alec Guinness, Glynis Johns & Valerie Hobson. A man finds ways to rise through the ranks in business and social standing, some honest, some not.

Fishing Cats and Snow Leopards and Aspinalls attempt to revive the magnificent breed of Barbary Lions..

Drama. Director: Roy Kellino. Stars Dick Powell & Joan Elan. A professor in Japan is fired after falling for a former student. He is determined to bring her to the US.

1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Russell Napier & Douglas Wilmer. Maguire is sent to the London docks as a part of the 'Ghost Squad' to investigate a number of thieves operating there.

The Willing Victim. Stars Hugh Burden, Willoughby Goddard, Gillian Lewis. The mild-mannered detective determines to find out who wants him dead after a bomb arrives in his office.

1965. Drama. Directed by Stanley Kramer. Stars Vivien Leigh & Simone Signoret. An eclectic group of passenger's board a ship bound for pre-war Germany, forming a microcosm of 1930s society.

1953. Sci-fi. Directed by William Cameron Menzies. Stars Helena Carter, Arthur Franz & Jimmy Hunt. A boy learns that aliens are taking over people's minds. Can he help them before it's too late.

There's history, murder, jealousy, monsters, jazz music and bikini dancers down in The Cellar Club tonight. Caroline Munro introduces the first offering, Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula.

2000. Horror. Directed by Joe Chappelle. Stars Rudolf Martin, Jane March & Christopher Brand. Romanian Prince, Vlad Dracula, must fight a bloody battle in order to regain his kingdom.

We travel to California and head to the beach for our next film The Beach Girls and the Monster. Caroline Munro presents the 1965 horror directed by and starring Jon Hall.

1965. Horror. Directed by & stars Jon Hall. Features Sue Casey & Walker Edmiston. When kids begin to be slaughtered on the beach, Dr Lindsay must figure out if a sea monster is behind the murders.

Join Caroline Munro as she gives us a glimpse of next week's unmissable films.

Short vintage documentary film about Finland following the 1000-mile road from its historic capital via the farms and traditional people of the countryside to the Arctic coast.

1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, King Donovan & Shirley Mitchell. Jake and Opal continue to stay at the Clampett mansion. Jake thinks he can make a movie with Jed's money.

Wayne Rogers & Robert Bray run a stagecoach line in the Old West, where they come across a wide variety of killers, robbers and ladies in distress.

1957. Crime Drama. A rogue smuggler enters a murky world when his wife is kidnapped. Directed by Maclean Rogers. Starring Hugh McDermott, Jane Hylton and Honor Blackman.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed throughout the start of December.

1986. Leaving behind a cold and wet England, Jack Hargreaves jets off to Nueva Andalucía where 13-year old Jimmy is learning horsemanship the Spanish way.

1948. Horror. Directed by Oswald Mitchell and screenplay by John Gilling. Set in Edinburgh in the 1800s and starring Tod Slaughter as William Hart the infamous body broker.

Comedy. Southern TV Series. A tramp inherits a title, country house and fortune. But how will it affect him? Starring Hugh Lloyd, Joan Sims, George Moon and Alfie Bass (S1, E.

Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Peter Blythe. Nigel Timson is defended by Rumpole on a charge of insider trading.

1976. Stars Allan O'Keefe & Jeffrey Kissoon. The public expect to be protected by the police. But if a policeman kills a member of the public, will the protector be protected.

1954. Directed by Wolf Rilla and starring Jimmy Hanley, Rona Anderson and Lionel Jeffries. A local reporter discovers a group of enemy agents, but will the story get him promotion.

1976. Stars Jean Anderson, Richard Easton, Joby Blanshard. The Hammond Board has rejected Kirkman's offer but Brian feels that Hammonds need help if they are to function in Europe.

1965. Adventure. Directed by Richard Brooks. Stars James Mason, Peter O'Toole & Curt Jurgens. A discredited seaman, desperately seeking to redeem himself, agrees to deliver a dangerous shipment.

A look into the lives of Arthur Lucan & Kitty McShane and the development of the great comedy, Old Mother Riley.

1997. The story of Littlecote House in Wiltshire and a tale of two mountain rescuers who turned to mystical forces while tackling the Bavarian Alps.

The Silent Witness. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Stars Molly Weir, Ivan Craig & Kenneth Henry. The case of the self-confessed killer who almost escaped the full weight of the law. (S1, E.

Stars Barry Foster, Joanna Dunham & Nigel Stock. A Dutch clairvoyant, adept at solving crimes is requested to visit England to help in an eight-year-old murder inquiry.

1957. Drama. Director: Federico Fellini. Stars Giulietta, Francois Perier & Franca Marzi. A waifish prostitute only finds heartbreak while wandering the streets of Rome in search for love.

1978. Comedy. Directed by Herbert Ross. Stars Jane Fonda, Maggie Smith & Michael Caine. The misadventures and struggles of four sets of guests staying at the luxury Beverly Hills Hotel.

1953. Sci-fi. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Howard Duff, Eva Bartok & Alan Wheatley. When a test launch of a satellite fails, two people attached to the secret project mysteriously go missing.

1968. Fantasy. Directed by Cliff Owen. Stars John Richardson, Olga Schoberová & Edward Judd. A young girl is drawn to the ancient city of Kuma to succeed the lost former ruler Ayesha as empress.

1948. Drama. Director: Frank Chisnell. Stars Richard Murdoch, Patricia Raine & Henry Oscar. Murder drama set in Soho involving a police inspector, a newspaper reporter and a country girl.

Client: Steele. Western with Peter Breck. After his brothers are killed in a shootout, a gunfighter decides to hang up his guns and uphold the law by becoming a lawyer.

1945. Director Alfred Travers. We must not forget the lessons we have learnt from the past - it's the message given regarding the housing problems facing post war Britain.

1957. Crime. Stars Lionel Jeffries & Hazel Court. Reporter Joe (Jeff Morrow) finds his wife is the prime suspect in a murder investigation.

1986. Jack Hargreaves goes shopping at a country market and catches small fish in the nearby stream, before heading out to sea on a lobster trawler.

1954. Drama. Director Francis Searle and starring John Bentley, Kathleen Byron and Thea Gregory. The editor of a magazine is keen on the boss's daughter but her mother is keen on him.

1960. A look at a typical day in a policeman's life, which uncovers more than expected from the role.

In this exclusive interview filmed at The Plaza, Liverpool, Mike Read sits down with Margi Clarke to talk about her fantastic career as an actress and presenter.

Rumpole and the Age of Miracles. Stars: Leo McKern, Marion Mathie, Peter Blythe. Rumpole defends Hilda's nephew, a canon who has accused of adultery in an ecclesiastical court.

1976. Stars James Ellis, Douglas Fielding, Paul Stewart, Ronald Radd & Judy Matheson. An ex-villain is entitled to police protection like anyone else - isn't he.

1954. War. Director: Terence Young. Stars Leo Genn, Alan Ladd & Harry Andrews. Distraught over his role in a tragic training accident, a US Air Force officer secretly enlists in the British Army.

11 August 1968 is a highly significant date in British railway history, marking the official end of regular mainline steam operation. As we see the last steam train crossing the Pennines.

Part 1. 1973. Stars Mervyn Johns, Jonathan Elsom & Billy Hamon. Author and lecturer Arthur Charles Parfitt is accused of encouraging two young soldiers to desert the army.

Part 2. 1973. Stars Victor Maddern & Murray Hayne. Dugdale maintains that Parfitt was the reason for his and Fisk's desertion, and Ronald Fisk's father takes the stand.

Part 3. 1973. Stars Mervyn Johns & Betty Alberge. Arthur defends 'Trespass Under Arms' and denies any part in the troops going AWOL - but will this be enough to save him.

1944. Drama. Director: David Lean. Stars Robert Newton, Celia Johnson, John Mills & Stanley Holloway. After WW1, a family lead an ordinary sort of life until the outbreak of WW2.

A fascinating look at the Customs and Excise service in Britain.

Stars Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. Back from their honeymoon, the bliss is short-lived when a love of the wireless clashes with Ada's TV addiction. (S3, E.

1962. Stars John Ireland, Robert Ayres & Richard Vernon. Eastern Insurance pay £6,000 to Ken Northwood when his car is stolen but three other insurers have also paid out..

There's Danger in Beauty. 1959. Stars Donald Gray, Teresa Thorne & Michael Balfour. Mark Saber's secretary Judy is sent undercover to investigate a case of sabotage in a beauty salon.

1983. Stars Mollie Sugden, Christopher Blake & Jennifer Lonsdale. Ida takes part in a charity event. She takes a pill to get a good night's sleep but gets interrupted by the police.

Coach Trip to Blackpool. The Kaye Sisters sing Together and Malcolm Roberts sings She; they are also joined by Sheps Banjo Boys, Dave Evans and Johnny Hackett.

1980. Drama. Directed by Randal Kleiser. Stars Christopher Atkins, Brooke Shields & Leo McKern. Two children are stranded on an enchanting island and experience the mysteries of adolescence.