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2.2 Scene: The Life of a Stand-up Comic

2.35 Preview: Twentieth-century History: Boom and Bust
'Twentieth-century History' continues to be shown throughout the next school year: this afternoon teachers have a chance to sample the programme 'Boom and Bust' describing events in the United States between 1920 and 1930.

Contributors

Producer (Twentieth-century History):
John Chapple
Series Editor (Twentieth-century History):
Paul Mitchell

The Colgate Women's International from Eastbourne
Semi-finals day in this top-ranked tournament of the Colgate Series which links 38 competitions around the world. More than £50,000 prize money is at stake together with qualifying points for the valuable end of season play-off.
Introduced by David Vine

Contributors

Presenter:
David Vine
Commentator:
Dan Maskell
Commentator:
John Barrett
Commentator:
Ann Jones
Producer:
Fred Viner
Producer:
John Phillips

by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft

A perfume display from Bliss arrives without a girl to serve. To help out, Mr Humphries sells perfume for a day.

Starring Mollie Sugden as Mrs Slocombe, John Inman as Mr Humphries
co-starring Trevor Bannister as Mr Lucas, Frank Thornton as Capt Peacock
featuring Wendy Richard as Miss Brahms, James Hayter as Mr Tebbs, Nicholas Smith as Mr Rumbold, Harold Bennett as Young Mr Grace and Arthur English as Mr Harman

(Repeat)

Contributors

Writer:
Jeremy Lloyd
Writer:
David Croft
Director:
Bob Spiers
Producer:
David Croft
Mrs Slocombe:
Mollie Sugden
Mr Humphries:
John Inman
Mr Lucas:
Trevor Bannister
Capt Peacock:
Frank Thornton
Miss Brahms:
Wendy Richard
Mr Tebbs:
James Hayter
Mr Rumbold:
Nicholas Smith
Young Mr Grace:
Harold Bennett
Mr Harman:
Arthur English
Miss Bakewell:
Penny Irving
Nurse:
Vivienne Johnson
Lady customer:
Jan Holden
Typist:
Bernice Adams

with special guests Barbara Dickson, Pasadena Roof Orchestra
with The Geoffrey Richer Dancers

Contributors

Comedienne:
Marti Caine
Singer:
Barbara Dickson
Musicians:
Pasadena Roof Orchestra
Dancers:
The Geoffrey Richer Dancers
Writer:
David McKellar
Writer:
Spike Mullins
Writer:
Neil Shand
Writer:
Joe Steeples
Choreographer:
Geoffrey Richer
Musical Director:
Arthur Greenslade
Vocal backings:
The Maggie Stredder Singers
Director:
Stanley Appel
Producer:
Terry Hughes

A film series starring Barry Newman as Tony Petrocelli
with Susan Howard as Maggie Petrocelli, Albert Salmi as Pete Ritter

Petrocelli defends a young woman accused of fatally shooting her boyfriend and is startled to find she is blind. There are other odd aspects to the case as he soon discovers.

Contributors

Writer:
Leonard Katzman
Writer:
Thomas L. Miller
Director:
Irving Moore
Tony Petrocelli:
Barry Newman
Maggie Petrocelli:
Susan Howard
Pete Ritter:
Albert Salmi
Julie Carter:
Julie Kavner
Frank Kaiser:
Michael Bell
Robert Jarvis:
Steve Sandor

Starring Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin
with Carol Cleveland, Connie Booth.

Thrill again to 'Hell's Grannies', 'The Upper Class Twit of the Year Race', the panel game 'Blackmail' and many more episodes as the Monty Python 'gang' recreate and enlarge upon highlights of their phenomenally successful 'Flying Circus' shows. The anarchic humour, the bad taste, the parodies come thick and fast in this off-beat comedy.
This late feature film also includes such classic sequences as 'Say no More, Nudge, Nudge', 'Inflammatory Hungarian Phrase-book' and 'The Townswomen's Guild Reconstruction of Pearl Harbor'
(First showing on British television)
Films: page 19

Contributors

Comedian:
Graham Chapman
Comedian:
John Cleese
Comedian:
Eric Idle
Comedian:
Terry Jones
Comedian:
Michael Palin
[Actress]:
Carol Cleveland
[Actress]:
Connie Booth
Producer:
Patricia Casey
Director:
Ian MacNaughton

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