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MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Flying Gift. DESCRIPTION: Thanks to Bobby Butlin, the Air Training Corps have received a Beagle Husky Aircraft to help cadets get more flying experience. It was flown to Northolt for...
In 1959, the launch of Anglia Television brought regional news to television sets for the first time. This DVD presents a selection of local news items, from flooding to fashions. The headlines of 1959 and...
Musical comedy. A young man (Green) aspires to a career as a radio star. Along the way, the falls in love with a scientist’s daughter (Lockwood). He then adds several talented friends to his act and...
Talk show host Hughie Green insults Radio Trent reporter John Darby (and other people from Toronto) after Darby questions him about the end of his show, Opportunity Knocks. Among other things, Green calls...
An interview with Hughie Green.
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. In light of the current debate over BBC...
Interview with Hughie Green, host of television talent show, Opportunity Knocks, on the possibility of Roddy Llewellyn performing on the programme. Llewellyn, a close friend of Princess Margaret, supposedly...
Pathetone has pleasure in presenting this celebrated comedian, assisted by ... Junior and Hughie Green in a new comedy sketch - "MIXED GINZ".
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Battle of Flowers Colour. DESCRIPTION: The annual Battle of Flowers held in Jersey - Guest of Honour - Hughie Green. SHOTLIST: GV sign on building Battle of Flowers. MS floats & crowd....
All the glamour of this classic of the beauty contest world - plus a dunking for Hughie Green and Jimmy Jewel.
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