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Amateur Golf Final

Date released

28 May 1951

Series name

British Movietone News

Issue no

1147

NoS ID

017153

Story no

4 / 6

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Amateur Golf Final. DESCRIPTION: The Amateur Final at Porthcawl was an all American affair, between Richard Chapman and Charles Coe. The crowd saw some magnificent golf, before Chapman...

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Narrative (1987 Video)

Producer

Tony Coe

Subject

English language and literature

Distribution

Off-air recording licence Sale, Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 25 min., 1998 sale: £85.00 (+VAT +p&p)

Umberto Eco suggests that all novels are a sort of detective story. To test the theory, argues Graham Martin, it is necessary to understand how a narrative works. A dramatised example of a scene from Chapter...

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Twelfth Night (1947 Television)

Director

Fred Coe

Television production of Twelfth Night directed by Fred Coe with Ann Burr as Viola and Everett Gammon as Malvolio.

Shakespeare Shakespeare productions Record only

Review of the year (1981)

Genre

Election coverage; Interview; News report; Obituary; Press conference; Special

A review of 1981, presented by John Greenwood and researched by Charlie Rose. Topics covered include the hunt for and arrest of the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe; the release of US hostages in Iran just...

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

IRN Review of 1981 - nd [1981]

IRN Review of 1981. Some reports also on AV769/653/S1 - Track 2. Yorkshire ripper Sutcliffe detained. American hostages released from Iran, arrival in USA. Setting up of SDP - Q.Roy Jenkins. Shirley Williams...

ILR South Radio Online Audio

Goodbye 1981 (1981)

Genre

Discussion; Documentary; Interview; News report; Press conference; Special; Speech

Goodbye 1981. An LBC/IRN review of the year. Includes all the main news stories and events of the year, including the arrest of the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe; wedding of Prince Charles, Prince of...

LBC IRN Radio Online Audio

Henry V, The Life of (1957 Television)

Series

BBC Television World Theatre

Director

Peter Dews

Producer

Peter Dews

First televised adaptation of the play broadcast in the Television World Theatre series. Directed and produced by Peter Dews, with John Neville as Henry V and Bernard Hepton as Chorus/Shakespeare.

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