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Old 18-02-2006, 08:59 AM
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I remember the short films shown on BBC2 in the late 60's and early 70's.

They were used to test the early colour television and were commisioned by BP
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"Guiseppina" and "The home made car" (about a bull-nosed Morris) were my favourites.

I have a contact address and purchase details if anyone wants to buy them on Video.

Go here for the audio clips:

http://www.vintagebroadcasting.org.uk/bbcttfilms.htm

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Your URL dose not work

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Old 18-02-2006, 09:02 AM
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Can you help? There was an appeal on BBC 1 this morning from The National Archive people re. the Reginald Molehusband film. Apparently they don't know what happened to the film and are therefore desperate to track down a copy.

More info here:

BBC NEWS | Magazine | What happened to Reginald Molehusband?
was just about to point that out when I made my last post, imagine that loosssssssssing a treasure as that and I dont imagine thay will find a copy as who would record it at the time, reminds me of JRR Hartlys search for his book in the Yellow Pages ad, but then again I live in hope.
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Old 18-02-2006, 09:06 AM
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Just did a quick search and Main Index carries a list and other info about the films transmitted and who made them.
Another invalid URL what are you doing wrong guys

Corrected URL - Steve

Thanks Steve, very prompt reply, tha'ts better, got it now, will check it out later, Regards Charles
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Do you reckon that’s a stylophone they are playing?
No it isn't - the stylophone wasn't invented until 3 years after Flying was recorded
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If you cut'n'paste the url, it works.
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My favourites were the one with the little boy running out in front of a car after going out to buy "More shoes" only to discover that the driver was "MY DAD, in a new car!"

The other featured Graham Stark helping a French trucker to reverse in Franglaise (Only formidable, that's all) only to discover that he was local "Thanks very much, Our Kid......Are there many of you French fellas in Sheffield?"

I got hold of the first one in the "Charley says..." dvd but who knows where the Graham Stark one has gone.
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Old 18-02-2006, 03:40 PM
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If you cut'n'paste the url, it works.
It should work if it was done properly, but I find some people dont test or check there contributions when thay post. Oh well, Telle est la vie et nous devons vivre avec lui.
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Maltman, você foi um tolo completo desde que você chegou neste forum - vá para trás a sua pedra!
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Does anyone remember the public information film about Reginald Mole,husband? It was about reversing a car into a slot between two cars by the kerb. Whenever I do the same thing,I still call it the Reginald Mole,husband.
Who played him? Now there's one for you!
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He was played by Ian Gardiner. There's an article in our local paper about him. He lives in Morden
He was just paid a basic fee (£10 in 1960 is worth £150 today), with no repeat fees

He's done quite a lot over the years, but nothing else that brought him as much fame.
He was married to Janet Davies (Mrs Pike in Dad's Army) until her death in 1968.

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That should be 1986 Steve....
Bit of a Bay Window, what??
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That should be 1986 Steve....
Very true. "I stand corrected" said the man in the orthopedic shoes

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He was married to Janet Davies (Mrs Pike in Dad's Army) until her death in 1968.

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So you mean she was already dead when Dad's Army started its first series?
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Thanks,Steve. I didn't realise it was filmed in 1960.
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