Short documentary film about British football's 'star of stars', Sir Stanley Matthews.

Public Lives - Part 1. 1973. Stars Jim Norton, Jill Freud, Joseph Berry. A theatre director and a theatre producer face obscenity charges relating to a play they presented entitled 'Public Lives'.

Public Lives - Part 2. 1973. Stars Kevin Stoney, Brian Wilde & Jennifer Clulow. Actress Mandy Jenkins speaks about how she was sacked from the play and author E.W. Appleby makes a statement.

Public Lives - Part 3. 1973. Stars Jim Norton & Christopher Burgess. Jeremy Williams continues giving evidence and denies making an obscene production, and Anthony Standing MP provides his views.

1959. Comedy. Stars Thomas Mitchell, Patrick Allen & Charles Carson. Glencannon meets a mystical woman who claims they had met in a previous life and teaches him how to astral project.

Robert Hamer. Stars Googie Withers, John McCallum, Jack Warner & Susan Shaw. Rose wants to escape the drudgery of her daily life when an old lover escapes from prison.

1940. The ministry of supply launches a nationwide campaign to prevent at home waste burning and encourage sorting of waste. This rubbish can be reused for a profit.

The Football Match. 1970. Stars Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. An exciting trip to Wembley takes a horrible turn, but do they make it to the match on time.

A Hair of the Dog. 1962. Stars John Ireland, Robert Ayres & Ian Fleming. Howell's kennel man is savaged by a rival breeder's dog. Insurance is to be paid out, but Kelsing is broke.

The Knock on the door. 1976. Stars Jean Anderson, Patrick O'Connell & Richard Easton. Brian rejects Jane's budget, Barbara questions Brian on his divorce and Gwen gets a visit from the police.

1974. Performances from some of the best known singers of the time. Featuring, the Three Degrees, Ronnie Hilton and Bill Haley and the Comets perform their famous hits.

British super group Cream captured live at the Royal Albert Hall in 1968. Tracks include 'Sunshine of Your Love', 'White Room', 'Politician' and many more.

Geoffrey Sax. Stars Penelope Keith, June Brown & Alan David. A wealthy housewife and her maid go on the run after attacking a house burglar and leaving him for dead.

1948. Drama. Granting her final request, a Hollywood press agent brings the dead body of an actress back to her hometown for burial. Starring Frank Sinatra & Fred MacMurray.

1953. War Time Drama. Lilli will not marry her love, an American reporter, until she becomes a star. Starring Lisa Daniely, Hugh McDermott and Sid James.

The film follows two London models on their journey through Germany as their prize for winning a newspaper competition. Starring Adrienne Scot, Jackie Collins & Phillip Baird.

This exclusive film focuses on the unlikely friendship between a British Spitfire ace and one of the Luftwaffe's star pilots. Includes interviews with German pilots who flew over England in 1940.

Founder of Talking Pictures TV and one half of the Footage Detectives, Noel Cronin, shares shows and films not to be missed at the end of September and the beginning of October.

1942. A short limerick imploring you not to have a fire in your bedroom.

1936. Musical. Directed by Oswald Mitchell. Stars John Garrick, Jean Adrienne, Wallace Lupino. Throughout The Years story with songs and sentiments following the life of a sailor.

Circus Painting and Fishing for Pollock. 1980. Jack Hargreaves visits his circus family friends where a travelling artist is at work, and then he goes sea fishing off the coast of Poole.

1960. Drama. Directed by Compton Bennett. Starring Richard Greene, Eva Bartok and Marius Goring. East German refugee Karen finds herself back at home when the flight she works on is forced down.

Godfrey Grayson. Stars Edward Rigby, Henry Mollison, Michael Ward. An Earl returns from a tropical island and finds a tribal king's daughter has stowed away in his luggage.

A Scrap of Paint. 1964. Stars Jack Warner, Madge Brindley & Anna Dawson. PC Dixon and the team must investigate a hit and run case and attempt to find criminals selling illegal cigarettes.

James Ivory. Stars James Mason & Madhur Jaffrey. Divorced and living in exile in London, an Indian princess recollects about her past life in Royal India.

The Stockbroker's Clerk. Enjoy this classic short story read by Mike Read where a young clerk consults Holmes with his suspicions concerning a company that has offered him a very well paid job.

1941. Drama. Directed by Gregory Ratoff. Stars Ingrid Bergman, Susan Hayward & Warner Baxter. A French governess becomes the centre of a wealthy family after the death of her employer's wife.

Godfrey Grayson. Stars Francis Matthews & Lisa Daniely. A stubborn couple plan to defend a treasured lamp from those who want to remove it from its rightful place.

1964. Documentary. A fascinating reel featuring a trip to the CWS Biscuit Factory in Harlow, with a detailed look at the production of their popular biscuits from start to finish.

Harold French. Stars Deborah Kerr, Ralph Richardson & Hugh Williams. A British foreign correspondent, forced out of Norway, returns to the occupied Scandinavian country.

Get up and dance for some 60s rock and roll with That Old Yeah Yeah Feeling by Shane Fenton and The Fentones.

The Galway Poltergeist. 1997. Micheal Aspel explores a family who claim they have all been terrorised by the same poltergeist and try to rid them of the spirit so they can live in peace.

Join Caroline Munro for an evening of investigations and a bit of horror. The first offering of the evening is the 70s series Doomwatch and the captivating episode By the Pricking of My Thumbs.

By the Pricking of My Thumbs. 1971. Stars John Nolan, Jean Trend, Sally Thomsett & Colin Jeavons. A schoolboy is expelled because of his genes. Can people be labelled for life by science.

Next up, we remain in the 70s with a spine tingling feature! Caroline Munro introduces the 1978 sci-fi horror The Alpha Incident, about a deadly alien organism that threatens to end humanity.

1978. Sci-fi. Directed by Bill Rebane. Stars Ralph Meeker, Stafford Morgan & John F. Goff. An alien organism with the potential to destroy all life on Earth is accidently released in a small town.

Caroline Munro leaves the doors open for a little bit longer to give a peek at next week's unforgettable features.

1980. Sci-Fi directed by Bob Emenegger. Stars Joe Penny, Carl Lumby & Jordan Michaels. The first interplanetary cruise ship malfunctions, forcing most of the crew and passengers to abandon ship.

1965. Drama. Directed by Guy Hamilton. A controversial film of its time. A young American girl is caught up in the wild London scene. Starring Oliver Reed.

1964. Action. Director: Umberto Lenzi. Stars Steve Reeves, Jacqueline Sassard & Mimmo Palmara. Sandokan and his team of rebels attempt to stop a British General from forcing the Sultan to resign.

1959. A look into British Railways' technology, how its changing and the phasing-out of coal-powered steam with oil-powered and electrified trains.

1956. Comedy. Bob Monkhouse introduces the golden age of slapstick comedy. Mack Sennett, Chaplin, The Keystone Kops and many more.

Kenneth Connor, John Le Mesurier and Bernie Dwyer.

The Evil Eye of Venus. 1963. Stars Ysanne Churchman, Libby Morris & Murray Kash. The team responds when a new defensive weapon on Venus suddenly becomes malevolent.

The Contaminated Cowl. 1967. Stars Adam West, Bob Kane & William Dozier. The Mad Hatter has escaped from prison and wants to steal Batman cowl to add to his hat collection.

Capture. 1963. Stars Dermot Walsh, Fredric Abbott & Elwyn Brook Jones. Within sight of escape from Austria, Marta collapses from fatigue. Richard refuses to continue until she has recovered.

The Magic Carpet. 1961. Stars David Graham, George Murcell & Graydon Gould. The Supercar team launch a goodwill mission to save the Prince of Karakan who is in desperate need of first aid.

1948. Family. Directed by John Baxter. Stars Douglas Barr, Ivor Bowyer & Angela Glynne. Two friends help out two sisters who suspect that someone is sabotaging their father's lorry business.

The Ordeal. 1955. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. Edgar's accused of murder. He is ordered to submit to trial by ordeal - plucking an iron bar from a boiling cauldron.

Freddie Francis. Stars: Robert Hutton, Jennifer Jayne, Zia Mohyeddin & Bernard Kay. Scientists investigating an unusual meteor shower are possessed by an alien force.

Make Me Not a Witch. 1959. Stars Patty McCormack & Robert Emhardt. A girl's parents are terrified when their daughter reveals that she can read minds. But her gift may be able to save lives.

August 1959. A look at the modern phenomenon of the well-equipped motor coach, with a view of life from the back of a coach with a tour of Blackpool and Italy with young Eric.

1954. Western. Directed by Sidney Salkow. Stars Dale Robertson & J. Carrol Naish. While war is brewing between the US army and a tribe of Sioux Indians, a US army captain tries to maintain peace.

The film follows two London models on their journey through Germany as their prize for winning a newspaper competition. Starring Adrienne Scot, Jackie Collins & Phillip Baird.

1946. Drama. Directed by Lawrence Huntington. Stars Eric Portman, Dulcie Gray, Derek Farr & Roland Culver. The son of a Victorian hangman is driven insane by thoughts of his father's profession.

Shadow Play. 1961. Stars Rupert Davies, Ewen Solon & Delena Kidd. Maigret investigates the murder of a man who was killed in his office and his safe ransacked.

1971. I Wanted to be with You. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. The whole family gathers for Phillip's Birthday. Freda's boyfriend is introduced for the first time.

Paolo Taviani, Vittorio Taviani. Stars Margarita Lozano & Omero Antonutti. While watching shooting stars, Cecilia recounts when her Tuscan town defied their Nazi occupiers.

1965. Crime. Directed by Arthur Penn. Stars Warren Beatty, Alexandra Stewart & Hurd Hatfield. A stand-up comic incurs the wrath of the Mafia and escapes to Chicago but yearns to go back on stage.

Unseen for years this strange, B-Picture oddity sees Warren Mitchell superb as fairground magician Emilio Dinelli, tormented by a gang of rowdies who take him prisoner in his backstreet workshop.

1959. Drama. Starring Nadja Tiller, Tony Britton and William Bendix. Directed by Robert Siodmak. An archaeologist forsakes his fiancée for a passionate affair with a beautiful German woman.

1952. Adventure. Director Brendan J. Stafford. Stars John Bentley, Zena Marshall. An adventurous story about the attempts to construct a railway in Africa at the turn of the century.

1940. The ministry of supply launches a nationwide campaign to prevent at home waste burning and encourage sorting of waste. This rubbish can be reused for a profit.

Fish Hooks/Earthworm Farm. 1981. Jack visits A.E. Partridge & Sons, the last remaining fish hook maker in Redditch. Back home, he builds an earthworm farm to 'seed' his new patch of garden.

Edward Dmytryk. Stars Chester Morris, Harriet Hilliard & Richard Lane. A reformed thief becomes involved in a case to find a woman's missing sculpture of Augustus Caesar.

1963. Sci-Fi. Directed by John Krish. Stars John Neville, Phillip Stone, Gabriella Licudi & Warren Mitchell. A government scientist quickly marries a mysterious woman who he knows little about.

1948. Drama. Directed by Steve Sekely. Stars Paul Henreid, Joan Bennett, Leslie Brooks & Eduard Franz. Pursued by the gambler he robbed, John Muller takes on a new identity, with ironic results.

Let's get dancing! Enjoy this fantastic performance from Lionel and Joyce Blair as they dance to the 60s hit 'Must Be Madison.

The Clampetts in Court. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Kathleen Freeman & Murvyn Vye. When a couple who ran into the Clampett's car discover that they're rich, they decide to fake injuries and sue them.

1946. War. Directed by René Clément. Stars Marcel Barnault & Jean Clarieux. The story of the brave railroad workers in the French Resistance and their efforts to sabotage the Germans during WWII.

Worzel's Wager. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Jimmy Jewel & Geoffrey Bayldon. When Worzel goes into a betting shop, he is quickly shown the door - but later finds another opportunity to win some money.

The Contaminated Cowl. 1967. Stars Adam West, Bob Kane & William Dozier. The Mad Hatter has escaped from prison and wants to steal Batman cowl to add to his hat collection.

James Hill. Stars Mark Lester, Walter Slezak & Peter Lee Lawrence. The story of a horse who is separated from a young boy and his life with different owners over the years.

1962. A look at the progress of the European Common Market during a time in which member countries have started to remove trade barriers.

Yellow Robe. 1954. Stars Ron Randell, Nicholas Hill & Tony Penderell. A monk telephones to tell Frank that his brother is alive and well in a monastery. This call leads to the monk's death.

Join us on a nostalgic trip on the great Bluebell Railway! We're chugging back to the 60s to watch some footage of the railway's restoration. Plus, watch an unearthed interview with Flora Robson.

2000. Drama. Directed by Catherine Morshead. Stars Jenny Agutter & Richard Attenborough. Three children are forced to move to Yorkshire with their mother after their father is falsely imprisoned.

Acclaimed actor William Gaunt shares his memeories of co-star on Sergeant Cork, John Barrie.

The Case of the Knotted Scarf. 1963. Stars John Barrie, William Gaunt & Brewster Mason. A woman is found dead, strangled with a knotted scarf. Leaving behind a husband some 26 years her senior.

New Vaudeville Band. 1977. At the Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club the comedy rock group New Vaudeville perform '2001', 'Sweet Soul Music', 'Finchley Central' and more.

Norman Cohen. Stars Robin Askwith, Anthony Booth & Bill Maynard. The adventures of accident-prone, amorously inclined Timmy Lea, as he tries to achieve pop music stardom.

Cannon & Ball. Young entertainers are given a chance to showcase their talent in their own production.

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.

1961. Drama. Directed and written by Sidney J Furie. Starring Don Borisenko & Susan Hampshire. A sensitive story of two airmen. One with a terrible injury and one dealing with life.

1934. Period drama directed by Herbert Wilcox. Nell captivates King Charles and fights off the royal insiders.

1946. Starring Irene Handl. A returning soldier finds readjusting to married life and civvy street very difficult. Stars Don Stannard & Terry Randall.

Love Affair. Directed by Aaron Spelling and starring Don Durant. A middle-aged saloon singer, determined to leave her abusive boyfriend, shoots him in her hotel room, then flees to Velardi.

1959. Driving school tuition, including the innovative mock-up car, the junior driver course and the training of police drivers and London Bus drivers.

Mary Merrall, Ellen Pollock, Mervyn Johns. A widow persecutes three old ladies, but fate takes its revenge.

Sheep Farming and Bite Indicators. 1980. Jack Hargreaves visits one of the largest sheep farms in the south of England. Then he goes fishing on the Dorset Stour to try two types of bite indicator.

1951. Drama. Directed by Francis Searle. Stars Helen Shingler, Clement McCallin & Sheila Burrell. After an accident results in her paralysis, a woman fears that her husband will abandon her.

1966. Enjoy this video of Bobby Rydell as he performs his wonderful song Bellazza.

1949. Crime Drama. Directed by Val Guest. Stars Garry Marsh, Jack Livesey & Jon Pertwee. Two London detectives order the repeat of a stage show after a spectator is shot during a performance.

The Team. 1967. Stars Jack Warner, Rosemarie Dunham & Vincent Ball. A group of swindlers from Leeds are operating in the local area, targeting elderly, vulnerable people. Can the team catch them.

1946. Drama. Directed by Lawrence Huntington. Stars Eric Portman, Dulcie Gray, Derek Farr & Roland Culver. The son of a Victorian hangman is driven insane by thoughts of his father's profession.

The 1940s tale of Billy Bart, a comedic rhyming poem about pedestrian safety and the rules of crossing the road.

1957. Crime drama directed by Maclean Rogers and starring Anton Diffring. Crooks steal a secret metal formula and plan to smuggle it into East Germany.

Granny Learns to Drive. 1964. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Donna Douglas. Granny and Ellie make a police man and a cab driver think that the Clampett house is a mental institution.

1960. The Dover Road Mystery. Directed by Gerard Bryant. Starring Geoffrey Keen, Edward Cast and Leonard Sachs. A stolen car used in a bank robbery proves too fast for the squad car.

Showdown. 1960. Stars Dan Blocker, Ben Cooper & Ray Teal. After a gang robs Virginia City's bank, the youngest member gets a job on the Ponderosa to prevent the sheriff from finding the others.

Yellow Robe. 1954. Stars Ron Randell, Nicholas Hill & Tony Penderell. A monk telephones to tell Frank that his brother is alive and well in a monastery. This call leads to the monk's death.

We're joined by 60s singer Sylvan, daughter of Jack Whittingham, with some amazing reels! We've a brilliant Scopitone and a 'Pinta' Joe Brown, and we take a trip on coin-operated rides in the 60s.

1975. Detective & Mystery Drama. Unlucky for Some. Stars Alfred Burke, Jennifer Daniel & John Quayle. Marker bows out with a strange and intriguing case involving two Villians.

Alan Rudolph. Stars: Geraldine Chaplin, Anthony Perkins & Moses Gunn. Just released from prison, a woman arrives in town to start a new life. Soon starting trouble.

Geoffrey Sax. Stars Timothy Dalton, David Morrissey & Penélope Cruz. When DC Lawrence Jackson goes on holiday, the last person he expects to meet is an escaped criminal.

Francis Searle. Stars Rosamund John, Hugh Sinclair, Guy Middleton. A female lawyer puts her reputation on the line to defend her ex-boyfriend who has been accused of murder.

1957. Comedy directed by Val Guest and starring David Tomlinson, Peggy Cummins & Alfie Bass. An MP is mistaken for his naval friend and put in charge of the fighting ship HMS Sherwood.

Sally Geeson was perfect for the role of the innocent girl-next-door in TV sitcoms such as Bless This House, in films and on the stage. Here she talks to us exclusively about her career.

The Assassins. 1956. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Lewis Martin & Larry J. Blake. When Wyatt sends a crooked gambler packing, three saloon owners decide they've had enough and hire gunmen to take him out.

Jeff. 1962. Western Series created by Sam Peckinpah and stars Brian Keith. Dave travels to a distant town in order to find an old girlfriend and kill the man who is holding her.

Maclean Rogers. Stars John Bentley and Carol Marsh. Based on the 1941 Novel. The sixth in the series featuring upper-class sleuth, Richard Rollison.

1935. Drama. Director by Norman Walker. Stars John Garrick, Geraldine Fitzgerald & Moore Marriott. Two young lovers are caught in the rivalry of two families in a Yorkshire fishing village.

1952. Directed by John Krish. A travelogue about day trips via coach. Various parties are seen visiting Dartmoor, the Roman theatre at Verulamium, the Tower of London, Brighton and Tintern Abbey.

Appleby Fair and Private Rivers. 1980. A display of vintage farm machinery is found at the annual Appleby Fair. Jack Hargreaves goes fly-fishing on a Dorset chalk stream owned by Greg Lake.

1954. Comedy. Directed by Val Guest. Stars Bebe Daniels, Ben Lyon & Richard Lyon. Ben and Bebe Lyon, along with their family, move into a new home but face some unexpected teething problems.

1964. Crime. Stars Robert Hutton, Reginald Marsh & Ursula Howells. An aide at the U.S. Embassy finds himself involved with Scotland Yard and the French police after a mafia boss' son is kidnapped.

Waste Land. 1970. Stars Jack Warner, Margaret John & James Grout. When a policeman goes missing under strange circumstances, his colleagues search for him using clues from his past.

1946. War. Director Peter Ustinov. Stars Ralph Richardson and Richard Attenborough. During World War II, on the eve of the Battle of Britain, British scientists develop the first radar systems.

Harold French & Paul L. Stein. Stars Hugh Williams & Carla Lehmann. A woman meets a researcher. When they marry, he runs across some scandalous gossip about her past.

1964. A look at the modernisation of the transport system across the country, focusing on what happens to the trains and buses, the conversions of old stations and new uses for old equipment.

Jason's House. 1956. Stars Finlay Currie, Patrick Holt & Charles Victor. A demolition crew tries to make a man leave his home of 50 years and he will not leave without putting up a strong fight.

Face Of A Stranger. 1964. Directed by John Llewellyn Moxey. Stars Jeremy Kemp & Bernard Archard. A prisoner is being released soon, but wishes to assume the identity of another inmate.

1955. Drama. Directed by Roy Kellino. Stars Dick Powell, Jean Willes & Herb Vigran. Dante runs into an old flame who reveals that the party she's with want to rob the place, but can he stop them.

The Penguin's Nest. 1966. Stars Adam West, Burgess Meredith & Vito Scotti. The Penguin tries to get arrested as he wants to be sent back to prison so he can team up with a forger residing there.

Rat Trap. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Thomas Gallagher & Sydney Tafler. An outbreak of organised violence mystifies the police. Maguire is assigned the case when DS Hadley is murdered.

Hugh Burden, Willoughby Goddard & Mona Bruce. Tommy Fenalow is an infamous forger, and always one step ahead of Reeder, but who's helping him.

1967. Sci-Fi. Directed by Terence Fisher. Starring Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing & Patrick Allen. A heatwave forces the atmosphere to boil. It falls on Godfrey Hanson to discover the reason.

1957. Crime. Directed by John Gilling. Stars Victor Mature, Anita Ekberg & Trevor Howard. An FBI agent will stop at nothing to catch the narcotics kingpin responsible for his sister's death.

Join Caroline Munro for an evening of dark tales from the 70s. First up, we become trapped in the 1973 British anthology film The Vault of Horror directed by Roy Ward Baker.

1973. Horror. Directed by Roy Ward Baker. Stars Curd Jürgens, Terry-Thomas & Tom Baker. Five men trapped in the basement vault of an office building share visions with each other of their demise.

Don't go walking the streets alone at night! Caroline Munro follows up with the 1979 sci-fi horror The Dark, starring William Devane and Cathy Lee Crosby who team up to hunt down a savage killer.

1979. Sci-fi Horror. Directed by John 'Bud' Cardos & Tobe Hooper. Stars William Devane & Cathy Lee Crosby. An unlikely pair are drawn together when attempting to track down a vicious alien terror.

Caroline Munro prepares to lock up for the night but not before giving us a sneaky peek at next week's horrifyingly terrific films.

Talking Pictures TV remembers the great British actor who appeared in over 240 films and countless TV appearances as we discuss his life and career with his son, Jonathan Kydd.

Jethro's Friend. 1963. Stars Max Baer Jr., Michel Petit & Hayden Rorke. One of Jethro's friends spends a day at the Clampetts, and the hillbillies show the over-protected boy how to have fun.

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

Loud. 1964. A fascinating survey of the advertising industry, with a focus on how it works and what it does.

1960. A locksmith on his first burglary is on the run when a rival gang wants his haul. Stars Spencer Teakle & Martin Benson.

Fishing for Barbel and Ferreting. 1980. Jack travels to the lower Hampshire Avon in search of Barbel and goes ferreting with Fred Taylor, president of the Ferreting Association of Great Britain.

1948. Drama. Directed by & stars Orson Welles. Features Rita Hayworth & Everett Sloane. A seaman is lured into joining a yachting cruise but becomes tangled up in a web of lies, deceit and murder.

1962. Directed by Francis Searle and starring Peter Reynolds, Avice Landon and David Kernan. A mother and her two sons run a newsagents as a front for their criminal activity.

Jig-Saw. 1971. Stars Jack Warner, Victor Maddern & Charles Houston. Foul play is suspected when a woman disappears but there are odd links between Dock Green Gasworks and other unsolved crimes.

1959. A spectacular musical variety show hosted by the brilliant Alma Cogan, who presents a number of talented stars including Cliff Richard and the Shadows, Billy Baxter and Wilbur Evans.

A Clean Break. 1976. Stars Patrick O'Connell, Jennifer Wilson & Michael Elwyn. Edward and Jennifer's worst fears have been realised, and William's natural mother has asked for him back.

1960. Author and broadcaster Stephen Potter shows why no man should ever underestimate the spending power of women in modern Britain, with a look at women's influence on the retail trade.

Vincente Minnelli. Stars Elizabeth Taylor, Spencer Tracy & Joan Bennett. Stanley Banks is still recovering from his daughter's wedding when he learns that she is pregnant.

James Ivory. Stars James Mason & Madhur Jaffrey. Divorced and living in exile in London, an Indian princess recollects about her past life in Royal India.

Past Life/Pluckley. 1996. Michael Aspel presents more unusual tales, including a man who searches for his other life and a look at Pluckley, believed to be the most haunted village in England.

Montgomery Tully. Stars Ronald Howard, Carol Marsh & Ian Fleming. After being arrested for robbery and murder, Jenson breaks jail to find the real criminals to turn them in.

1945. In this charming short video Charlie Chester promotes the importance of orange juice for children under five.

Rich Man, Poor Man. Stars Barry Foster, Michael Latimer & Susan Travers. An explosion almost kills a worker at a factory, and a poor immigrant barber is beaten to death in a luxury apartment.

Maigret and the Seven Little Crosses. 2004. Stars Bruno Cremer, Rémi Martin & Didier Agostini. Maigret's travel plans are interrupted by a strange story about police bollards and another murder.

1955. Crime. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Gene Nelson, Faith Domergue & Joseph Tomelty. A body is recovered from the Thames and reporter, Delaney, identifies the man as being a nuclear physicist.

1960. Drama. Terence Morgan plays 'Augie' a crook just released from prison and intent on getting his rackets back from 'Collar' . Stars Bill Owen, Robert Beatty and Hazel Court.

1973. Drama. Directed by Rex Firkin. Stars Frank Finlay, Caroline Mortimer & Oscar Quitak. The story of the last ten days of Hitler's life as his dream of a thousand year Reich became a nightmare.

1953. Crime drama with Barbara Murray and Gordon Jackson in the lead role. A rare, old British mystery surrounding a strangulation at a school that needs Scotland Yard to investigate.

Travers. 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.

1993. Comedy. Directed by Penelope Spheeris. Stars Diedrich Bader, Erika Eleniak, Jim Varney & Lily Tomlin. A Southern hillbilly family strikes it rich in oil and moves to Beverly Hills.

1962. A look at why people from all over the world attempt to swim the English Channel.

Pigeon Decoy/Fishing with a Dog Nobbler. 1980. Jack Hargreaves demonstrates the use of a mechanical pigeon decoy before going trout fishing with an artificial minnow called a 'dog nobbler'.

Michael Carreras. Stars Martine Beswick, Edina Ronay & Michael Latimer. A hunter stumbles into a lost Amazon civilisation where blondes have been enslaved by brunettes.

1948. Drama. Directed by Paul England. Stars Mara Russell-Tavernan, Frank Hawkins & Edward Leslie. A philandering wife thrown out of home by her husband later finds herself accused of murder.

Molenzicht. 1972. Stars Jack Warner, Maxim Hamel & Frank Mills. A man is pulled from the river and says 'Molenzicht' before dying, leading the police to meet with their counterparts in Rotterdam.

Herbert Wilcox. Stars Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding, Coral Browne & Edward Rigby. A missing Wren returns from a desert isle and finds her husband has a new wife and son.

The Thunderbolts - Part 1. 1973. Stars Ralph Arliss, Michael Sheard & Jimmy Gardner. Sergeant Goss is accused of malicious prosecution in a civil action brought by the leader of a gang of youths.

The Thunderbolts - Part 2. 1973. Stars Kenneth Cranham, John Flanagan & Gabrielle Hamilton. Thunderbolts gang member John Tucker takes to the stand and Amanda Grant provides a witness statement.

The Thunderbolts - Part 3. 1973. Stars David Webb & Barbara Hickmott. Francis Larwood and Sgt. Goss's pregnant daughter give character references on his behalf. The final witness is Goss himself.

1997. Drama. Directed by Robert Young. Stars Samantha Morton, Ciarán Hinds & Gemma Jones. A young woman's life is shattered when scandals are revealed on the day she is to marry her employer.

1960. A look into the success of the British car. Featuring Triumph, Morris and Austin, from design, building and testing, to the open road. A fascinating look at the industry.

Another Man. 1970. Stars Wilfred Pickles, Irene Handl & Jack Smethurst. Walter's refusal to go dancing at the Over 60s Club and acceptance of overcooked pies from other women annoys Ada.

Time to Kill. 1962. Stars John Ireland, Robert Ayres & Peter Butterworth. George Barker is murdered, and Eastern Insurance discover that Alba Martinez and her husband are wanted for murder.

The Ordeal. 1976. Stars Jean Anderson, Patrick O'Connell & Richard Easton. The Riley family faces sobering news. Paul admits his feelings and gives April a final chance to save their marriage.

1974. Stephane Grappelli plays Walking my Baby Back Home. Little and Large, Tony Brutus, The Barcias, Terri Rogers and Lonnie Donegan also perform.

1971. Comedy. Directed by Bob Kellett. Stars Frankie Howerd, Patrick Cargill & Michael Hordern. A Roman slave inadvertently possesses a scroll which details a plot against the Emperor Nero.

1990. Thriller. Directed by David Wickes. Stars Michael Caine, Cheryl Ladd & Joss Ackland. The exciting story of Dr. Henry Jekyll, a tortured scientist whose experiments have hideous consequences.

1970. Docu-drama. Directed by Malcolm Leigh & Narrated by Guy Standeven. Originally X-rated, the famous cult film about witches and witchcraft in Britain.

1913. Sci-Fi. Director: J. Wallett Waller. The first silent British sci-fi feature . A Martian visits earth to cure a selfish man on Christmas Eve.

1960. Drama. Director Montgomery Tully. Stars William Hartnell, Betty McDowall & Eddie Byrne. An ex-convict learns that his wife is not willing to return to him. A rare screening of a 'lost' film.

Betty Curtis unlocks the vault to bring you a fabulous performance of Soldi Soldi Soldi.

1960. Prairie Incident. Stars Michael Ansara, Dayton Lummis & Gina Gillespie. Sam Buckhart finds a newly orphaned little girl, but has to protect her from the men who robbed her father.

1963. A captivating look at the plans for closer co-ordination between our roads, railways and coastal shipping.

Cy Endfield. Stars Phyllis Calvert, Eric Portman & Stanley Baker. A girl is left with her relatives while her mother is in hospital. Her father, a crook, pays her a visit.

Freeze Branding/Perch Fishing. 1981. New Forest ponies are branded using dry ice and Jack Hargreaves goes fishing for perch in a lake beside a motorway.

1952. Drama starring Leslie Dwyer and Lisa Daniely. Successful remake of one of the earliest British talkies. Set in the Hindle, two mill workers take off to Blackpool for the 'Wakes' holiday.

1961. Crime Drama. Directed by Max Varnel. Stars Peter Reynolds, Noelle Middleton & Yvonne Buckingham. A young woman sets out to get revenge against a rich man who murdered her lover.

Eye Witness. 1973. Stars Jack Warner, Gwyneth Powell & David Rose. Dixon takes an unexpected holiday accompanied by the only witness to a gangland murder.

Philip Leacock. Stars: Jon Whiteley, Vincent Winter, Adrienne Corri, Duncan Macrae, Jean Anderson. Two Canadian orphans 'borrow' a baby to raise as their own.

Godfrey Grayson. Stars Francis Matthews & Lisa Daniely. A stubborn couple plan to defend a treasured lamp from those who want to remove it from its rightful place.

The Musgrave Ritual. Enjoy this classic short story read by Mike Read where Musgrave visits Holmes after the disappearance of his maid and the long time butler.

Francis Searle. Stars Hy Hazell, Bruce Lester, Elsie Wagstaff. A private detective hires an actress to go undercover in the home of a wealthy woman with a new young husband.

1961. A look into some exciting careers, one of which being the most exciting job, being a steeplejack. Think your job is too boring? See what these men do for a living.

1953. Comedy. Director Henry Cornelius. Stars Kenneth More, Dinah Sheridan and Kay Kendall. Alan and Ambrose are not going to let friendship get in the way of winning the London to Brighton rally.

Andrew Green the Ghostbuster/Psychic Pets. 1997. Micheal Aspel talks to Andrew Green, a paranormal investigator about his work and asks the question, do animals have a sixth sense.

Join Caroline Munro for an epic night of horror and thrills. We start with Doomwatch - The Iron Doctor, a gripping episode about the strange and sinister events surrounding a hospital computer.

The Iron Doctor. 1971. Stars John Nolan, Jean Trend & Keith Grenville. A local hospital introduces a new electronic monitoring system for its patients - but is the machine failing.

The night continues with more peculiar occurrences in the 1965 horror Catacombs, also known as The Woman Who Wouldn't Die, directed by Gordon Hessler and written by Jay Bennett.

1965. Horror. Directed by Gordon Hessler. Stars Georgina Cookson, Gary Merrill & Jane Merrow. An unfaithful husband decides to murder his wife, but he soon finds out the dead don't die so easily.

Can't wait until next week? Caroline Munro offers a peek at next week's dramatic features.

Part 1 of 2. 1988. Drama. Stars Michael Caine, Armand Assante & Ray McAnally. Chief Inspector Frederick Abberline is assigned to investigate the murder of a prostitute in the East End of London.

Part 2 of 2. 1988. Drama. Stars Michael Caine, Armand Assante & Ray McAnally. The killer is nicknamed 'Jack the Ripper' after a letter is forwarded to Scotland Yard.

Jean Renoir. Stars Zachary Scott, Betty Field and J. Carrol Naish. Nature decides to go against a family of cotton pickers after they decide to get their own ground.

1959. A look at the changes being made at Hyde Park Corner in London, in particular the construction of a new underpass.

Settle in for a wonderful performance of Baby Madison by The Milords.

Arthur Crabtree. Stars Marshall Thompson & Terry Kilburn. A captain is assigned to investigate disappearances that residents are blaming on nuclear experiments.

A study of working class life, but with an affectionate appreciation of the hard-working Covent Garden market porters. Created with Walter Lassally's virtuoso 35mm cinematography.

Secret Formula. 1963. Stars Libby Morris, Ronnie Stevens & Ysanne Churchman. While exploring the Silver Forest of Venus, Husky becomes trapped in the web of a Spirigum Spider.

1954. Enjoy this charming footage of a 1950s yoyo competition. The children compete in their local cinema club to try to win a bicycle, featuring Art Pickles, a professional yoyo demonstrator.

The Mad Hatter Runs Afoul. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. With the world mourning the loss of Batman and Robin, the Mad Hatter snatches a ruby from the Golden Buddha.

A King's Ransom. 1963. Stars Dermot Walsh, Iain Gregory & Trader Faulkner. Leopold demands a high price for Richard's release so the Queen commands Sir Gilbert and Sir Geoffrey to raise the money.

Supercar 'Take One'. 1961. Stars David Graham, George Murcell & Graydon Gould. Dr Beaker makes a film but when they watch the footage, they realise they could have put America in danger.

1969. An enchanting glimpse of the work of the Children's Film Foundation.

Cliff Owen. Stars Janet Harrison, Diana Beavers & Fella Edmonds. Four village school children encounter a spot of trouble when some crooks take up residence in the woods.

Dave Fleischer. Stars Pinto Colvig, Margie Hines, Jack Mercer & Barry I. Grauman. Honeymooning couples of various animal species take a rocket ship excursion to the moon.

Highlander. 1955. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. Duncan, a highland visitor to the outlaw camp, is viewed with suspicion by Little John.

Kurt Maetzig. Stars: Yôko Tani, Oldrich Lukes & Ignacy Machowski. A team of astronauts travel to Venus to investigate the origins of an alien artifact discovered on Earth.

1960. An entertaining look at the role mud plays in all of our lives.

Forests of the Night. 1960. Stars Alfred Ryder, Mark Roberts & Douglas Dick. Three friends on a hunting trip stumble upon a mysterious Chinese game that promises to make a man what he is not.

Lance Comfort. Stars John Gregson, Robert Shaw & Alec Clunes. A race against time when police have to find a kidnapped boy with a bomb that will detonate at 10 o'clock.

Max Varnel. Stars Eric Flynn, Petra Davies, Francis De Wolff. When the Nazi's take over a small village during WWII, a local girl inadvertently falls in love with an officer.

Lance Comfort. When writer Greg Parker goes on holiday, little does he expect to be lodging in the same B&B as an escaped murderer.

The Simple Case. 1961. Stars Rupert Davies, Faith Brook & George Baker. The owner of a bistro is no where to be found when a dismembered corpse is found by the river near his establishment.

1971. A Separate Peace. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. The Ashton family are all called home.

David Attwood. Stars Richard Roxburgh, Ian Hart & Richard E. Grant. Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson investigate after being told an heir's estate is plagued by a ghostly dog.

1974. Comedy. Directed by Val Guest. Stars Anthony Booth, Robin Askwith & Dandy Nichols. The adventures of an optimistic and inept window cleaner who finds other ways to satisfy his customers.

1958. Sci fi. Directed by Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr. Stars Steve McQueen, Aneta Corsaut & Earl Rowe. Teenagers Steve and Jane attempt to save their town from a gelatinous creature from another planet.

1959. Directed by Muriel Box. Stars Jess Conrad, Pauline Hahn, Joan Miller & Austin Willis. Based on the play, Pickup Girl by Elsa Shelley. A story of a young girl's lapse into sex delinquency.

1947. Crime drama. Directed by William Berke and starring Russell Wade, Luana Walters and Edmund MacDonald. A woman marries a corrupt D.A. to get evidence to help on a recent murder.

1963. Enjoy a brilliant performance from bass player and singer Heinz with Dreams Do Come True.

Southern Fishing Competition/Rabbit Catching. 1981. Jack takes us to Cork in Ireland for the final of the annual sea angling competition. He then goes hunting rabbits with a coney dog he has bred.

1947. Crime drama. Directed by Oswald Mitchell and starring Anthony Hulme, Lesley Osmond and Frank Hawkins. A solicitors' clerk is sent to deliver a will and finds the recipient murdered.

1935. Family. Ebenezer Scrooge is persuaded to change his ways one Christmas by visitations from the ghosts of Christmas past, present and yet-to-come. Also stars Donald Calthrop.

1948. Drama. Directed by Alfred J. Goulding. Stars Farnham Baxter, Cyril Chamberlain & Sydney Bromley. The story of Sidney Robertson and his rise from a petty thief to an underworld crime boss.

The Clampetts Get Psychoanalysed. 1963. Stars Max Baer Jr., Herbert Rudley & Dick Wesson. Jethro is taken to Mrs Drysdale's psychiatrist for an assessment so that he can pass the fifth grade.

1956. Western. Directed by Albert C. Gannaway & Ismael Rodríguez. Stars Bruce Bennett & Lon Chaney Jr. Frontiersman Daniel Boone and his family fight for survival when his settlement is attacked.

1962. A look at the progress of the European Common Market during a time in which member countries have started to remove trade barriers.

The Return of Dafthead. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Frank Marlborough & Megs Jenkins. When Dafthead returns and takes over Ten Acre Field, Worzel must get rid of him to regain his rightful place.

The Mad Hatter Runs Afoul. 1967. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. With the world mourning the loss of Batman and Robin, the Mad Hatter snatches a ruby from the Golden Buddha.

Val Guest. Stars Frankie Howerd, Margaret Rutherford & Petula Clark. An inept bus driver gets lost in fog with a group of passengers, on a coach laden with stolen gold.

1953. The Missing Man. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Tristan Rawson & Evelyn Moore. The Dream of a Retired Vicar's wife sets police on the trail of a man who has been missing since 1938.

1961. A look into the science of removals, following a family's move from Suffolk to Edinburgh.

Lucky Man. 1954. Stars Leslie Phillips, Ann Stephens & Colin Gordon. A junior diplomat wins the love of Lily, but her father is sponsoring a theory that marriage is the enemy of civilisation.

We dust off some rare gems featuring the incomparable Fenella Fielding. Do you remember 'tadpoles' made of ball barings? What about yummy Nibitts? Plus, an American in Norfolk wants our help.

1959. Made in the 60s. Narrated by Sidney James - a day in the life of a 'dusty' and an insight at the particular problems of refuse disposal.

1959. Murder mystery. Directed by Basil Dearden and stars Nigel Patrick, Yvonne Mitchell and Michael Craig. Superintendent Robert Hazard investigates a murder, which could be racially motivated.

Acclaimed actor William Gaunt discusses how he brought his character, Bob Marriot, to life on Sergeant Cork.

The Case of the Stage Door Johnnie. 1963. Stars John Barrie, William Gaunt & Cicely Courtneidge. Kate Seymour is engaged to James Stratton, but she is receiving letters warning of his womanising.

The Dubliners. 1977. At the Wheeltappers and Shunters Social Club the Dubliners perform 'Fermoy Lasses', 'Maids When You're Young', 'Spanish Lady' and more.

1971. Crime Thriller. Directed by Sidney Lumet. Starring Martin Balsam, Dyan Cannon, Sean Connery, Christopher Walken. A habitual criminal looks for funding to set up his next robbery.