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Old 13-07-2008, 10:50 AM
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i am looking for the following Dad's Army related titles on dvd.
1) episode of wogan (1988) broadcast 1st august featuring clive dunn, ian lavender, bill pertwee, david croft and jimmy perry marking the twentieth anniversary of the first Dad's Army episode
2) omnibus perry & croft the sitcoms (1995)
3) arthur lowe, a life on the box (1999)
4) the unforgettable arthur lowe (2000)
5) this is your life - ian lavender (2002)
any help would be appreciated.

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I have the Omnibus Perry & Croft programme. Great quality too.

I also have 67 of the Dad's Army Radio Shows (1974-1976, MP3's), and Christmas Night With The Stars (BBC 1972) Dad's Army, The Goodies, Two Ronnies, Liver Birds, Lulu, Cilla Black, etc. Colour.
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I've got 'the unforgettable arthur lowe' programme.
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I have the follow up radio programme - It Sticks Out A Mile
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Come to that does Arthur Lowe's series 'Potter' circulate? I have a friend who'd love that.
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I have the following:

Royal Variety Show 1975 - complete show including Dad's Army performance and end of show line-up

A Royal TV Gala Performance (BBC1, 24/05/70) - complete show as transmitted plus extra untransmitted live VT material some silent I think

This Is Your Life: Arnold Ridley 1976
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You could also look for High and Dry, a Yorkshire TV sitcom derived from the ISOHAM scripts with Richard Wilson in the Mainwaring role and Bernard Cribbins in the Hodges one. It was not great success in its day but it is technically the last gasp of that sitcom.
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