1964. Musical starring John Leyton, Mike Sarne, Freddie & the Dreamers, Ron Moody, Liz Fraser, Nicholas Parsons and Danny La Rue. A group of high-spirited teens find friendship, love & music.

1957. An informative short film about the life of a sailor, with a look at the hardships and dangers that they face but also the support they can receive from the British Sailors Society.

1940. Crime Drama. Directed by Sidney Salkow. Stars Warren William, Joan Perry, and Eric Blore. Michael Lanyard, a retired jewel thief, is hired by an heiress to help retrieve her stolen jewels.

A behind the scenes look at 'The Pool Room' in the 1960s, from the ladies arriving to start the day, to the vans bringing in the post. A reel glimpse of real history.

1960. Comedy. What a Whopper is a comedy from former documentarist Gilbert Gunn. Adam Faith stars in this tale about a struggling writer who fakes photographs of the Loch Ness monster.

1943. Drama. Director John Baxter. Stars Clive Brook, Finlay Currie, Moira Lister & John Turnbull. In a Clyde dockyard, a millionaire shipbuilder & his best riveter symbolize British unity in WW2.

1955. Crime. Director: Guy Green. Stars Robert Beatty, Terry Moore, William Sylvester. A Francis Durbridge story. A painter is commissioned to paint a portrait of a girl killed in Italy.

1949. Romance. Directed by Alberto Cavalcanti. Stars Jean-Pierre Aumont & Joan Hopkins. As the Prince Regent tries to marry off his unruly daughter, she falls in love with an impoverished prince.

1943. War. Directed by Jeffery Dell. Stars Jane Baxter, Clifford Evans, Philip Friend. Based on a true story. A Belgian Pilot's daring attempt to retrieve the Colours from Nazi-occupied Belgium.

1952. Drama. Directed by Robert Parrish. Stars Dana Andrews, Märta Torén & George Sanders. A reporter becomes entangled in a dangerous web when investigating a plot against Hungary's dictatorship.

1978. Crime. Director: Don Sharp. Stars Robert Powell, Karen Dotrice, David Warner & John Mills. An engineer attempts to prevent Prussian agents from executing a political assassination.

A look at what is being done to make cars and roads safer to prevent accidents on the roads of Britain.

Psychic Pets/The Mystery of Dark Peak. 1996. Michael Aspel examines the question of the mysterious lights of Longdendale Valley and looks at the phenomenon of perceptive pets.

Down in the Cellar Club tonight Caroline Munro has some intriguing treats. To kick off the night, we have a thrilling episode of Doomwatch - about the test of a new rocket that could turn deadly.

Re-Entry Forbidden. 1970. Stars John Paul, Michael McGovern & Joseph Fürst. A new nuclear-powered rocket is tested, but the slightest error could turn the vessel into a flying nuclear bomb.

Caroline continues the night with a different tale; the 1976 adaptation of the classic story The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo, starring Kenneth Haigh, Warren Clarke & Michelle Newell.

1976. Drama. Directed by Alan Cooke. Stars Kenneth Haigh, Warren Clarke & Michelle Newell. The story of the lonely hunchbacked bell ringer of Notre Dame and his love for a beautiful gypsy girl.

Caroline Munro presents a taster of next week's sensational and gripping features.

1978. Drama. Director: 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.

1965. Sci-Fi. Director: John Gilling. Stars John Saxon, Maurice Denham and Patricia Haines. Aliens need to find mates from another world or they'll become extinct, they start with earth females.

1956. Comedy Western. A corset store owner goes broke and becomes a traveling sales lady in Texas 1897. Starring Ginger Rogers, Barry Nelson and a young Clint Eastwood.

A nostalgic look back at British soul band Hot Chocolate as they perform the 1974 song Emma.

1942. Supernatural drama starring Michael Redgrave, Barbara Mullen & James Mason. One of The Boulting Brothers' finest, a disillusioned writer becomes a lighthouse keeper living in solitude.

1953. Family. Directed by Don Chaffey. Stars Peter Butterworth, Humphrey Kent & Harry Lane. Dickie Duffle finds himself in trouble whilst touring a film studio.

The Human Fish. 1963. Stars Murray Kash, Libby Morris, Ronnie Stevens. The crew are sent to investigate reports of a fish on Venus that is developing human characteristics and attacking fishermen.

It's How You Play the Game. 1966. Stars Adam West, Cliff Robertson & Eric Shea. Shame goes to work on his final caper - the theft of four prize cattle worth over one million dollars.

The Lord of Kerak. 1962. Stars Dermot Walsh, Willoughby Goddard & Nadja Regin. When Lord Arnold hears that the King is travelling to query his absence from battle, he plans to have Richard killed.

Pirate Plunder. 1961. Stars David Graham, Graydon Gould & George Murcell. The team get involved in a sting operation to capture the pirate Black Morgan, who is operating in the Pacific Ocean.

1967. Children. Director: David Eastman. Stars Phil Collins, John Moulder-Brown & Elizabeth Dear. A group of children prepare a cow for the show ring, but at the last minute it is stolen.

The Coming of Robin Hood. 1955. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. When Robin of Locksley returns home from the Holy Land, he finds Normans are in control everywhere.

1959. Sci-fi. Directed by Jerry Warren. Stars John Carradine, Robert Clarke & Phyllis Coates. Four explorers find themselves trapped in underwater caves when the cable on their diving bell snaps.

Front Runner. 1959. Starring: John Newland, Ben Cooper & Walter Burke. Two rival jockeys compete for the top spot, but will an unexpected brush with the supernatural give one of them the edge.

Inferno. 1968. Stars Ed Bishop, Cy Grant & Donald Gray. Captains Blue and Scarlet head to South America and set up in an Aztec temple to protect a desalination facility in the Andes mountains.

1943. War Drama. Directed by Sidney Gilliat & Frank Launder. Stars Patricia Roc, Gordon Jackson, Basil Radford & Eric Portman. Celia marries a gunner before he is deployed into wartime battle.

An enchanting film about the Solent with a look at the magnificent steam trains operating across the Isle of Wight.

1958. War. Guy Green. Stars Richard Attenborough, Michael Craig & John Gregson. The Long Range Desert Group go on an expedition through North Africa to destroy a huge Nazi fuel dump.

1964. Taking a look at Portsmouth, which is no longer the seafaring city it was, with a focus on its changing face.

The Old Lady. 1960. Stars Rupert Davies, Ewen Solon & Marie Ney. Conflicting reports of a maid's death takes Maigret to Normandy to investigate the charming Madame Beeson and her children.

1971. We Could Be A Lot Worse Off. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. Freda is disturbed by her feelings for Michael. Meanwhile, Robert meets with a sticky end. (S2, E09).

1966. Thriller. Directed by Sidney Lumet Stars: James Mason, Simone Signoret. A British secret agent is puzzled by the sudden death of a man he's recently investigated.

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.

1987. Horror. Director: John Schlesinger. Stars Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver & Harley Cross. A recently widowed psychiatrist becomes involved in the investigation of a series of ritualistic murders.

1947. Romantic drama. Seriously ill concert pianist Karen (Barbara Stanwyck) is admitted to a Swiss sanatorium, where she is attracted to the suave Doctor Stanton (David Niven).

Stadium Highlights. A fantastic view on entertainment in 1946 at The Empire Stadium, Wembley. With a look at ice skating, boxing, table tennis, greyhound racing and more.

Old Railway Line/Cloudburst at the Agricultural Show. 1981. Jack examines the flora and fauna along an abandoned railway line, then gets soaked while judging horses at the annual New Forest Show.

Batten down the hatches and take your sea sickness pill, as we take a nostalgic trip on the Vickers VA-3 hovercraft in the 1960s.

1937. Mystery. Directed by Louis King. Stars John Barrymore, John Howard & Louise Campbell. Captain Drummond's girlfriend is kidnapped by his enemies and now he must go on the hunt to find her.

1949. Thriller. Directed by Oswald Mitchell. Stars John Stuart, Henry Oscar & Marie Burke. A psychic visits the home of his old friend and his wife but soon makes an unsettling discovery.

1959. Crime. Director: Ernest Morris. Stars Gordon Jackson, Sarah Lawson, Warren Mitchell. A shopkeeper is taken hostage when 3 crooks break into his shop to drill through to the bank next door.

Jed Buys the Freeway. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Jesse White & Max Baer Jr. The Clampetts are visited by a stranger looking to get rich by selling Jed different monuments in the Los Angeles area.

1951. Mystery. Directed by Francis Searle. Stars Brian Reece, Joy Shelton & Christine Norden. PC 49 teams up with his girlfriend to solve a crime after a murder is committed right under his nose.

The Trial of Worzel Gummidge. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Geoffrey Bayldon & Bill Maynard. After his latest foolish antics, Worzel is brought to trial before the Crowman and a jury of scarecrows.

It's How You Play the Game. 1966. Stars Adam West, Cliff Robertson & Eric Shea. Shame goes to work on his final caper - the theft of four prize cattle worth over one million dollars.

1957. Western. Director: Samuel Fuller. Stars Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan & Dean Jagger. An ex-gunslinger and his brothers find themselves up against a gang led by a beautiful wealthy woman.

1967. Produced for Wiggins, Teape & Co, this short comedy stars Dick Emery who explains the virtues of N.C.R. paper, and features many of his famous characters.

Bride for an Outlaw. 1960. Stars Richard Greene, Mary Manson & John Horsley. In a desperate attempt to escape the Sheriff, Robin agrees to get married to the daughter of a wealthy merchant.

One Just Man. 1954. Stars Joan Haythorne & Alexander Knox. Judge Craig had always been ruthless to the criminals he sentenced but when dealing with his own family will he be as unrelenting.

We have music from The Hollies, take the oldies on holiday in the 60s, look at how HMV made a record in the 40s, watch a garden party with the stars and have a catchy advert for kitchen equipment.

1964. Drama. Directed by Jim O'Connolly. Starring Peter Vaughan, John Carson & Yvonne Romain. A blazing car goes over the cliff to the east of Brighton. Suspicions mount when no body can be found.

1948. War. Director: Roy Ward Baker. Stars Ursula Jeans, Cecil Parker, Derek Bond & Thora Hird. Martha tries to keep her home running as normal during the run up to the D Day landings.

1976. The Swinging Blue Jeans sing 'Hippy, Hippy Shake' and 'You're No Good'. Bernie Clifton and Madame also star.

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.

The Outside Man. Stars: Adam Faith, Iain Cuthbertson & Lynn Dalby. It seems as if Budgie may be going straight at long last when he goes to Charlie Endell and asks for a job reference.

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.

1988. Sci-fi Horror. Directed by John Carpenter. Stars Roddy Piper, Keith David & Meg Foster. A homeless drifter discovers a pair of sunglasses capable of showing the world the way it truly is.

1952. Crime drama filmed at Denham Studios. Starring Mark Stevens, Jean Kent, John Bentley and Thora Hird. An American test pilot is framed for killing a wartime comrade.

Christmas with the Larkins. 1958. Stars David Kossoff, Peggy Mount & Ruth Trouncer. Ada invites a miserable man to spend Christmas with the family and Alf tries to defrost a meagre frozen turkey.

Cully. A carnival whose primary attraction is sharpshooter Kid Adonis arrives in town. Healey wants to make the big-time by adding to Adonis' reputation as the man who killed Johnny Ringo.

1957. Thriller. Directed by Charles Saunders. Stars Griffith Jones, Maureen Connell & Marc Lawrence. Two convicts who escape prison are picked up by a motorist who helps them on the run.

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 July and beginning of August.

1950. Nettlefold Films production directed by Maclean Rogers and starring John Bentley & Dinah Sheridan. Paul Temple is on the hunt for a kidnapped scientist who's invented a secret formula.

A spectacular, rare reel from The Goon Show starring Michael Bentine and Harry Secombe.

1956. Adventure. Director: Kurt Neumann. Stars Scott Brady, Rita Gam & Neville Brand. An artist is torn between his love for two women and is thrown into the middle of a Mohawk-Iroquois-American.

1953. Crime Drama. Directed by Bob McNaught. Stars Nigel Patrick & Moira Lister. A horse trainer's wife unexpectedly dies after a bitter argument, leaving him fearful of being accused of murder.

1949. Crime. Directed by John Gilling. Stars Maureen Riscoe, John Barry & John Le Mesurier. A bank clerk becomes the target of a killer and a detective after embezzling money for his girlfriend.

1954. Adventure. Directed by Luis Bunuel. Stars Dan O'Herlihy, Jaime Fernández & Felipe de Alba. The classical story of Robinson Crusoe, a man who is stranded on a desert island after a shipwreck.

A Bride for Jed. 1964. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Lester Flatt & Joi Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Drysdale try to help Jed find a wife and they come up with a unique idea with the help of some country musicians.

1957. The Mail Van Murder. Directed by John Knight. Starring Hy Hazell, Dennis Castle and Gordon Needham. Supt. Hammond hunts down the boss of a gang that stole a mail van. (S1, E23).

The Stranger. 1960. Stars Lorne Greene, Lloyd Nolan & Hal Baylor. Inspector Leduque from New Orleans arrives in Virginia City to arrest Ben Cartwright for a 20-year-old murder charge.

One Just Man. 1954. Stars Joan Haythorne & Alexander Knox. Judge Craig had always been ruthless to the criminals he sentenced but when dealing with his own family will he be as unrelenting.

A lad in 1950s Scunthorpe is faced with a big career choice, we go behind the scenes of Dulcima, uncover WWII memories of a dance at the Dover Town Hall, and we look at the history of the AEC.

1975. They All Sound Simple at First. Stars Alfred Burke, Peter Childs & Philip Madoc. Marker is called in by a cabinet-maker to recover £700 he's owed for an antique clock.

1966. Thriller. Directed by Sidney Lumet Stars: James Mason, Simone Signoret. A British secret agent is puzzled by the sudden death of a man he's recently investigated.

2001. Crime Drama. Directed by Terry Winsor. Stars Caroline Quentin, Melanie Hill & Georgia Mackenzie. Three women plot to steal thousands of pounds from the Bank of England's incinerators.

1945. Drama. Director: 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.

1980. A scientist tries to find out why aliens from another dimension are coming to earth. Stars Peter Mark Richmann (The Naked Gun).

1960. Factual. Directed by James Ritchie. The 'Blue Pullman', a new diesel train liaising between Manchester and St. Pancras is prepared for its grand inaugural journey.

The Bank Robbers. 1955. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Damian O'Flynn & Robert Lowery. The joint powers of a double cross incident and an outlaw's wife lead Wyatt to a gang of bandits.

1944. Comedy/Mystery. Director: Elmer Clifton. Starring: Chick Chandler, June Clyde and George Meeker. An architect studies six shops and a house to solve a gem theft and a double murder.

1933. Drama. Stars: Ursula Jeans, Ida Lupino & Minnie Rayner. A penniless Russian Prince is befriended by Gladys who takes him home to live with her folks. Co-written by Ivor Novello.

1941. Mystery. Directed by Roy Del Ruth. Stars Joan Blondell, Roland Young & Carole Landis. A young woman returns as a ghost after being murdered and seeks help from Topper to find the killer.

1960. Comedy. Based on the hit TV series, The Larkins. Peggy Mount and David Kossoff are given a pub to run but face many problems.

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 July and beginning of August.

1963. Drama. Stars Cary Grant, Audrey Hepburn & Walter Matthau. Romance and suspense in Paris as a woman is pursued for her murdered husband's stolen fortune.

1947. Drama. Director: Bernard Knowles. Stars Margaret Lockwood, Patricia Roc & Dennis Price. In the 17th century, Jassy is believed to be a witch after receiving visions of approaching disasters.

Work. 1964. Let's take to the air in planes and helicopters with a look at the increasing number in Britain's airspace; including a glimpse of the businessmen, jockeys, and models taking off.

The Rivals. 1963. Directed by Max Varnel. Stars Jack Gwillim, Erica Rogers & Brian Smith. Millionaire Swedish industrialist Rolf Neilson is horrified when his daughter is kidnapped.

1955. Drama. Directed by Roy Kellino. Stars Ida Lupino & Franchot Tone. After failing her first Broadway attempt, a famous movie actress must complete a challenge before she is granted help.

Dizzonner the Penguin. 1966. Stars Adam West, Burgess Meredith & Woodrow Parfrey. The Penguin kidnaps members of the election board in an attempt to sway the votes to become mayor in his favour.

Mechanical Watchman. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, John Howlett & Peter Allenby. Maguire catches a fur coat thief in the act; however, the other members of the gang remain unknown.

1957. Thriller. Directed by Ken Annakin. Stars Rod Steiger, David Knight & Bernard Lee. An unscrupulous financier absconds to Mexico in an attempt to avoid capture for embezzlement.

Caroline Munro presents more fine offerings tonight. First up, is the Hammer horror The Revenge of Frankenstein. This 1958 feature, a follow up to The Curse of Frankenstein, stars Peter Cushing.

1958. Horror. Directed by Terence Fisher. Stars Peter Cushing, Francis Matthews & Eunice Grayson. Baron Frankenstein escapes execution and rekindles his controversial experiments to create life.

Just to scare you a little bit more, Caroline Munro introduces the 1970 thriller Fragment of Fear. David Hemmings stars as a man overcoming addiction who is determined to find his aunt's murderer.

1970. Thriller. Director: Richard C. Sarafian. Stars David Hemmings, Flora Robson & Wilfrid Hyde-White. A reformed drug-addict turned successful author investigates his aunt's murder in Pompeii.

After an evening of twists and turns and creepy experiments, Caroline Munro takes a look at next week's perfectly frightening films.

The Sweet Scent of Death. 1984. Stars Dean Stockwell & Shirley Knight. A US ambassador takes his wife to a beautiful country home, but their trip quickly turns into a nightmare.

1957. Sci-fi. Directed by Kenneth G. Crane. A scientific expedition in Africa investigates wasps that have been exposed to radiation and mutated into giant, killing monsters.

The Marine Merchants. 1976. A film capturing the fishing industry, featuring Hull and North Sea fishing and a visit to the aquarium at Aberdeen.

Granny's Spring Tonic. 1963. Stars Irene Ryan, Buddy Ebsen & Lola Albright. Miss Hathaway's protegee has her eyes on Jed's millions, meanwhile Jed is given a double dose of Granny's spring tonic.

Come Home Again. 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.

1939. Directed by Carol Reed. Starring Michael Redgrave and Margaret Lockwood. Davey Fenwick leaves his mining village on a university scholarship intent on returning to better support the miners.

1963. Drama. Jack Moir (Conrad Phillips of 'William Tell' fame), a newspaper reporter, is framed by 'The Duke' (George Pastell), a Soho racketeer against whom he has written a series of articles.

1963. A brilliant look at comprehensive schools and how they differ from the old secondary schools.

1961. Crime. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Stars Gordon Jackson, Christina Gregg & Lisa Daniely. Tom's wedding day becomes a confusing nightmare when a stranger appears, claiming to be his wife.

1943. Romantic Comedy. Directed by George Stevens. Stars Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea & Charles Coburn. During the wartime housing shortage, a woman sublets half her apartment to two bachelors.

Flight of Fancy. 1975. Stars Derek Benfield, Kate O'Mara & Colin Baker. The Hammonds and Bill Riley learn that Merroney intends to bid for the ailing company, but his work will be made difficult.

1982. Drama. Director: Clive Donner. Stars George C. Scott, Tim Curry & Michael Hordern. The classic tale of an orphan boy who finds himself joining a band of thieves after escaping the orphanage.

1952. Drama. Director: Michael McCarthy. Stars Natasha Parry & Donald Houston. In a spooky mansion, one of three sinister spinsters tries to poison her nephew's wife to steal a large inheritance.

Miracles. 1995. For two thousand years miracle stories have been part of Christian tradition. Michael Aspel introduces two case studies of what believers claim are modern day miracles.

The Silver Lining. 1979. Stars Anthony Andrews, Judy Geeson & Geraldine Gardner. The men of 347 section have their skills put to the test as they attempt to defuse a bomb in a Soho nightclub.

Blue Notes. Stars Barry Foster, Michael Latimer & Susan Travers. When a world-famous Dutch violinist returns to Amsterdam for a rare performance, he receives a series of death threats.

Maigret's Failure. 2003. Stars Bruno Cremer, Jean-Luc Bideau & Isabelle Candelier. Maigret is called upon by an old classmate after receiving numerous death threats. Can Maigret solve the mystery.

Stars: Feodor Atkine, Sylwvie Granotier & Irene Jacob. Jacques suspects Rose of having a lover and sets out to expose her. Edouard detects a case of syphilis among the elderly.

1965. Comedy. Directed by Compton Bennett. Stars Fenella Fielding, Reginald Beckwith & Kenneth Connor. A comedic take on the different methods of undressing through the ages.

1990. Crime thriller directed by Bill Crain and starring David Carradine, Pete Atkins and Mark Carlton. Detective Hanks must track down two psychotic killers before they kill again.

1944. Crime. Directed by Edgar G. Ulmer. Stars John Carradine, Jean Parker & Nils Asther. A dressmaker falls in love with a puppeteer, but little does she know he's hiding a dark secret.

1954. Comedy. Director Muriel Box. Starring John Gregson, Shelley Winters & Peggy Cummins. Myrtle stands to inherit $2,000,000 if her ex doesn't have any male heirs, if he does, he gets the cash.

In the Beginning. 2003. Peter Williams tells the untold story of the British Resistance movement, set up around the coast by Winston Churchill, as Britain stood alone against Nazi Germany in 1940.

The Case of the Night Train Riddle. 1954. Starring: Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford & Roberta Haynes. Sherlock is led to a circus after the odd disappearance of a boy on a train.

1933. Crime drama with Henry Kendall, Ida Lupino (her first full feature) and one of John Mills' early films. A lost camera contains a photo of a murder.

1953. Drama. Colonel's adult children object to him marrying an American widow. Starring Barbara Kelly and Raymond Huntley.

The Black Poplar - Part 1. 1973. Stars Pauline Letts, Joseph Brady & William Mervyn. Pauline Tressman is charged with causing grievous bodily harm to a workman who was felling a black poplar tree.

The Black Poplar - Part 2. 1973. Stars Bernard Gallagher, Pauline Letts & Laurence Hardy. Mrs. Tressman outlines what she can remember about the day of the shooting but becomes distressed.

The Black Poplar - Part 3. 1973. Stars Joseph Brady, Pauline Letts & Jan Holden. After Pauline demands to plead guilty, Dr. Mary Ryden gives evidence and provides an insight into Pauline's health.

1963. A fascinating look at the role women play in the police force.

1954. Drama. Directed by J. Lee Thompson. Stars Glynis Johns, Diana Dors & John Gregson. A powerful drama about the lives of several inmates within a women's prison.

1976. Stories about General Experiences. Personal anecdotes as told to Dick Hills. This episode stars Roy Hudd, Millicent Martin, George Melly, Spike Milligan, Warren Mitchell & Beryl Reid.

Sailor of Fortune.

Killian's Cut. 1962. Stars John Ireland, Peter Howell & Ann Lynn. A new employee at a jewellery shop interrupts a robbery and tries his luck by blackmailing the thieves - with disastrous results.

Arrivals and Departures. 1976. Stars Jean Anderson, Colin Baker & Richard Easton. Paul pushes for further plans for expansion, but a family emergency reveals a new callous aspect to his character.

1973. Comedy. Directed by Alan J. Pakula. Stars Maggie Smith, Timothy Bottoms & May Heatherly. A prim English spinster meets a college drop-out while on a bus trip through Spain.

1998. Drama. Directed by David Skynner. Stars Orla Brady, Robert Cavanah & Peter Davison. An adaptation of Emily Brontë's timeless tale of a love so powerful that it reaches beyond the grave.

1952. Comedy. Director: Charles Saunders. Stars Patrick Holt, Peter Hammond, Humphrey Lestocq & Kathleen Boutall. Pandemonium is created in a home when various relatives come to stay.

1954. Crime. Director: Edward D. Wood Jr. Stars Lyle Talbot & Dolores Fuller. A young man is drawn into the life of crime and then blackmails a plastic surgeon to change his face to evade the law.

1942. Drama. Director: Harold Young. Stars Ricardo Cortez, Rochelle Hudson & William Henry. Being released from prison, Gilin decides to enter the tyre-stealing-for-resell racket.

1943. Drama. Director John Baxter. Stars Clive Brook, Finlay Currie, Moira Lister & John Turnbull. In a Clyde dockyard, a millionaire shipbuilder & his best riveter symbolize British unity in WW2.

1949. Comedy. Directed by Norman Lee. Stars Bill Owen, Elizabeth Henson & Betty Stockfeld. Ruth hasn't smiled since she was a little girl but with the friendship of a tramp she smiles again.

1964. A delightful look at how the Welsh and Irish folk songs and stories are being recorded on tape.

1952. Romance. Directed by Henry King & Roy Ward Baker. Stars Gregory Peck & Susan Hayward. A writer reflects on his life as he lies dying from an infection while on safari near Mount Kilimanjaro.

1953. Crime. Directed by John Gilling. Stars Bonar Colleano, Sid James, Andrew Ray, Ted Ray, Simone Silva. An ace reporter with a drinking problem tracks a gangster on the run.

1956. Musical. John Mills stars as a well-loved teacher in this gentle musical comedy portraying life in the 1950s British classroom and the school jazz band.

1950. Mystery. Directed by Anthony Asquith. Starring Dirk Bogarde and Jean Kent. Police interview the five principal suspects in the murder of Astra (Jean Kent), an enigmatic fortune teller.

1959. Drama. Directed by Terry Bishop. Stars Keith Andes, Hazel Court, Michael Gough, Julia Arnall & Patricia Jessel. A Mayfair dress designer arranges for the theft of valuable jewellery.

1960. Comedy. Director Robert Asher. Stars Norman Wisdom, Edward Chapman, Terence Alexander, David Lodge. Norman Puckle joins the Navy under the same Admiral he refused to yield to in the harbour.

Paranormal on Camera/Twin Co-Incidences. 1997. Michael Aspel offers tales of the mysterious with a look at the paranormal caught on camera and an unusual story about two sets of identical twins.

Join Caroline Munro down in the Cellar Club for another thrilling night. First up, the Doomwatch team investigate the odd effects of a new chocolate bar in the episode The Devil's Sweets.

The Devil's Sweets. 1970. Stars Simon Oates, Maurice Roëves & John Young. A new brand of chocolate has a sinister side-effect. Doomwatch decide to investigate the matter.

Caroline Munro continues the night with a mysterious feature - the 1990 drama Play on One: Yellowbacks starring Janet McTeer, Tim Roth, Roy Marsden, Bill Paterson and Imelda Staunton.

1990. Drama. Directed by Roy Battersby. Stars Janet McTeer & Tim Roth. Someone is looking for Martin Pitt and is using the new secret emergency powers of the Dangerous Diseases Act to find him.

Stay down in the Cellar Club for a little while longer as Caroline Munro takes a peek at next week's eerie features.

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.

1953. Thriller. Director Ida Lupino. Stars Edmond O'Brien, Frank Lovejoy & William Talman. Ray & Gilbert's fishing trip takes a turn when they pick up a hitch-hiker who turns out to be on the run.

1936. Comedy. Stars Rosalyn Boulter & Carl Harbord. A couple plan to meet on a cruise but, unsure of themselves, send substitutes.

1935. Crime drama starring Maurice Evans, Felix Aylmer, Evelyn Foster and Donald Wolfit. A Scotland Yard detective gets more than he bargained with a gang of London jewel thieves.

Episode One. 1982. Stars Wendy Williams, David Sumner & Barry Dennen. Major de Beaujolais leads a relief column to Fort Zinderneuf - and encounters a baffling and macabre series of mysteries.

1964. From the village green to Lord's, this film takes a look at the world of cricket to consider the problems it faces.

1953. Sci-Fi. Director W Lee Wilder. Stars Ted Cooper, Noreen Nash, Dick Sands & Burt Wenland. A radioactive alien crash lands on Earth near a LA laboratory. His arrival attracts much attention.

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 July and beginning of August.

The Planet of Light. 1963. Stars Murray Kash, Libby Morris & Ronnie Stevens. Captain Dart and Slim are invited to the planet Lumen, but on arrival Dart's oxygen cylinder is pierced.

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.

The Saracen Physician. 1962. Stars Dermot Walsh & Peter Elliott. Unwell with fever, Richard is attended by a physician who, unknown to his friends, is in the pay of Saladin - Richard's enemy.

A Little Art. 1961. Stars George Murcell, David Graham & Graydon Gould. Mike and Dr. Beaker try to find a forger's plates, used to create counterfeit money, before an art dealer and a criminal.

1955. Family. Directed by Terry Bishop. Stars John Kelly, Peggy Marshall & Carole Lorimer. The story of an orphan and his various misadventures with his beloved donkey.

The Moneylender. 1955. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. Forced to hide in Sherwood Forest, Robin joins Scatlock's band. To prove his worth, he is sent to deal with a moneylender.

1959. Sci-fi. Directed by Tom Graeff. Stars David Love, Dawn Bender & Bryan Grant. A teenage girl teams up with a young alien to prevent Earth from becoming a breeding ground for giant lobsters.

1963. Join English pop group The Mudlarks as they perform the charming hit song La De Da.

The Riddle. 1959. Stars Warren Stevens, Bethel Leslie & Barry Atwater. On a trip through India, a married couple encounters a beggar who seems to be different from all the others they have seen.

Traitor. 1968. Stars Francis Matthews, David Healy & Janna Hill. The Mysterons warn that Spectrum will be sabotaged from within, and Captain Scarlet is accused of being a traitor.

1949. War. Director: Ken Annakin. Stars Michael Denison, Patricia Plunkett & Kathleen Harrison. At Coastal Command in Southern England, an RAF pilot is suspended after sinking a British sub.

1967. Western. Director: Martin Ritt. Stars Paul Newman, Richard Boone, Fredric March & Diane Cilento. People are not so welcoming when John returns to his home town to collect his inheritance.

Liberty Bar. 1960. Stars Rupert Davies, Renee Houston & Paul Eddington. No one knows what William Brown does when he visits Cannes every month, but one day he returns with a knife in his back.

1971. Lend Your Loving Arms. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. David confronts Sheila over missing his leave. News of Robert's demise rocks the family. (S2, E10).

1970. Thriller. Directed by Sam Wanamaker. Stars George Peppard, Joan Collins & Judy Geeson. A British agent is determined to prove that a respected colleague is really a Soviet spy.

2002. Drama/Comedy. Directed by Sarah Harding. Stars Fay Ripley, Helen McCrory & Ron Cook. In post-war London, a chance meeting between two old friends sets off a murderous chain of events.

1960. Drama. Directed by Edmond T. Greville and starring Noelle Adam, Christopher Lee and Oliver Reed. Paul, a divorcee, marries a French lady but his daughter is determined to spoil the relationship.

1981. Drama. Directed by Mike Newell. Starring Jack Thompson. Set in WW2, a New Zealand farmer who refuses to hand in his firearms and the siege that follows. Based on a true story.

1966. A captivating look at the methane gas ships that come from the Sahara desert.

Pigeons/Fishing for Next to Nothing. 1981. Jack Hargreaves goes pigeon shooting using decoys. He then heads to the river Kennet with some homemade equipment to sample fishing on a budget.

1949. Documentary. Gunther Krampf tells the story of young mining trainees. Tinker (Derek Smith), a Gipsy's son runs away and joins the mining school.

1937. Drama. Director: Syd Courtenay. Stars Peggy Simpson, Ian Fleming & Tod Slaughter. A story focusing on a woman's passion for an idle man and her marriage to his uncle, the family benefactor.

1965. A look at the new jet that can take off like a helicopter, with a focus on the people who evaluate it.

1945. Adventure. Directed by Rowland V. Lee. Stars Charles Laughton, Randolph Scott & Barbara Britton. Pirate, Captain William Kidd, tricks the king to hire him as an escort to a treasure ship.

Jed Becomes a Banker. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Charles Lane & Lester Matthews. Jed is hired as a bank vice president in order for him to participate in an interbank skeet shoot competition.

1956. Western. Directed by Josef Shaftel. Stars David Wayne, Keenan Wynn & James Barton. An Indiana farmer develops an insatiable thirst for gold and sets off to find fortune in California.

1961. A look at the activities of the Salvation Army and how it has adjusted to the different needs of society.

Very Good Worzel. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs & Joan Sims. Mrs Bloomsbury-Barton has invited some important guests to lunch. Worzel and Aunt Sally are mistakenly hired to help for the day.

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.

2002. Drama. Directed by Sarah Harding. Stars Amanda Burton, Tom Bell & Kenneth Cranham. Young orphan Pollyanna, bringing mirth and mayhem to her new home, goes to stay with her Aunt Polly.

Double Trouble. 1960. Stars Richard Greene, Alexander Gauge & Patricia Driscoll. When Friar Tuck's twin brother Edgar returns to Nottingham, the Deputy Sheriff attempts to use him to trap Robin.

Set a Murderer. 1954. Stars Honor Blackman, Martin Boddey, Clifford Evans. Two successful businessmen have a monopoly of the market in their particular field but suddenly a new competitor arrives.

Let's watch chock-a-block, then go shopping with famous faces in the 40s. A family go to Skegness after winning the pools in 1961, Noel's found an exciting advert and we watch a new Scopitone.

1956. War. Directed by Julian Amyes. Stars George Baker, Stanley Baker & Michael Caine in his first credited film role. In the Korean war, British soldiers try to fight their way back to safety.

1962. A marvellous look at how the Post Office tower was built and what goes on inside it.

1946. Crime Drama. Starring: Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce & Alan Mowbray. When a diamond is stolen on a train and the son of its owner is murdered, everybody is a suspect to Sherlock Holmes.

1976. It's the night of the working man's Oscars. We meet four of the 1976 winners - Cannon and Ball, Mark Channing, Paul Daniels and Pete Price.

1957. Drama. Directed by Ken Hughes. Stars Victor Mature, Diana Dors & Patrick Allen. A former US serviceman moves to England after WWII but comes caught up in a dangerous smuggling ring.