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Film Fanfare : Film Fanfare - No 29 - Sections 1, 2, 3 1956
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Lionel Murton introduces Peter Noble talks about: Sally Anne Howes's very first film "Thursday's Child" with Stewart Granger.
Interview with Sally Anne about new film "The Admirable Crichton".
To Associated British Studios, Elstree, to see how a dubbing theatre...
Data
- Cataloguer:
- Ron
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Sound:
- Silent
- Media URN:
- 82592
- Sort Number:
- DOCS
- Time in/Out:
- 01:19:28:00 / 01:38:10:00
- Canister:
- DOCS
- Film ID:
- 2833.04
- Issue Date:
- 1956
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Programme Episodes
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Film Fanfare - No 1
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We visit the sets of several films being made in British studios and pop in to a celebrity party.
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Film Fanfare - No 2 & 3
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Visits to Bray Studios and to Elstree and Nettlethorpe to see films in production.
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Film Fanfare - No 4
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Middle aged woman is shown around a film set and meets some of the stars.
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Film Fanfare - No 5
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Young woman is shown around film set.
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Film Fanfare - No 6
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Woman has tour of Elstree Studios, look around Hollywood studios + Brit stars in a pub.
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Film Fanfare - No 7 - Part 1
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Peter Noble and MacDonald Hobley present, features Lisa Gastoni and Muir Mathieson.
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Film Fanfare - No 7 - Part 2
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David Niven, Diana Decker sings, Muir Mathieson conducts and Terence Morgan interviewed.
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Film Fanfare - No 8 - Part 1
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Features Paul Carpenter, MacDonald Hobley, Diana Decker, Ralph Richardson and Jean Kent.
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Film Fanfare - No 8 - Part 2
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Phyllis Calvert interviewed, Gig Young in Warner Bros wardrobe department, movie gossip.
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Film Fanfare - No 9 - Parts 1 & 3
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Film reviews and interviews with stars of world cinema. Excellent quality throughout.
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Film Fanfare - No 9 - Part 2
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Studio roundup of Nettlefold Studios and Gene Campbell's new song.
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Film Fanfare - No 9 - Part 4
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Viewers quiz made simple by clues on revolving board
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Film Fanfare - No 10 - Section 1, 2 & 3
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Film Fanfare brings up to date music and film and interviews with the stars.
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Film Fanfare - No 10
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Interview with starlet, film censors and film quiz questions and answers.
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Film Fanfare - No 10
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John Parsons in welcome as American film stars arrive for visits to London
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Film Fanfare - No 11
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Various stories from Film Fanfare, including interviews and viewers quiz
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Film Fanfare - No 11
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Film premier in London for Grace Kelly's first film since her legal wrangle with MGM
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Film Fanfare - No 12
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Film Fanfare number 12 - includes film quiz and interview with Continuity Girl.
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Film Fanfare - No 12 - Section 4
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Film Fanfare number 12 - includes interviews with Rod Steiger and Diana Dors.
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Film Fanfare - No 12 - Section 5
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Film Fanfare number 12 - includes David Farrar at home.
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Film Fanfare - No 13 - Section 1
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Film Fanfare number 13 - includes interviews with stuntmen.
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Film Fanfare - No 13 - John Fitzgerald
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Film Fanfare number 13 - John Fitzgerald reviews the latest films.
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Film Fanfare - No 13 - Film Fanfare Quiz
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Film Fanfare number 13 - Film quiz.
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Film Fanfare - No 13 - Section 4
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Film Fanfare number 13 - interview with Joy Webster.
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Film Fanfare - No 13 - End Title
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Film Fanfare number 13 - End titles.
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Film Fanfare - No 14
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Norman Wisdom interview, film gossip and music plus stars at Variety Club gala.
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Film Fanfare - No 15 - Reels 1 & 2
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Muir Mathieson and orchestra, film gossip, April Olrich dances, movie reviews and end titles.
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Film Fanfare - No 15 - Reels 3 & 4
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Film Quiz, Ingrid Bergman, Anita Ekberg arrive and David Niven departs, film reviews.
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Film Fanfare - No 16 Section 1
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Gossip from Peter Noble, Monty Norman sings cowboy song, John Fitzgerald reviews films.
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Film Fanfare - No 16 Sections 2 & 3
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Movie Quiz and John Parsons interviewing film stars Leslie Caron and Kim Novak.
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Film Fanfare - No 17 Sections 1 & 2
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Peter Noble film gossip, Joe Henderson singalong and John Fitzgerald's movie review.
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Film Fanfare - No 17 Section 3
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Film Quiz and Jill Allen sings 'I'm In Love For The Very First Time'.
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Film Fanfare - No 18 - Sections 1, 2 & 3
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Topical film show with interviews, reviews and celebrity film trivia quiz.
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Film Fanfare - No 19
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Topical film show with reviews, interviews and reports from movie premieres.
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Film Fanfare - No 20 - Section 1
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Topical film show - includes Peter Noble's film gossip spot and interview with Ruby Murray.
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Film Fanfare - No 20 - Sections 2 & 3
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Topical film show with celebrity quiz panel and interview with Belinda Lee.
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Film Fanfare - No 21
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Noble's 'Film Gossip', Parsons' report, Adele Lee sings an aria, Fitzgerald's film reviews, quiz.
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Film Fanfare - No 21 Section 3
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Film quiz compered by Carpenter, the panel consisting of Noble, Marshall, Price & Stephen.
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Film Fanfare - No 22 Section 1
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Tommy Reilly plays the harmonica, Parsons' report, April Orlich dances.
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Film Fanfare - No 22 Section 2
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John Fitzgerald reviews 'First Travelling Saleslady', 'Pacific Destiny', 'The Forbidden Planet'.
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Film Fanfare - No 22 Section 3
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Film quiz compered by Decker, the panel consisting of Carpenter, Fitzgerald, Parsons, Noble.
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Film Fanfare - No 22
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Tommy Reilly plays the harmonica, Parsons' report, April Orlich dances.
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Film Fanfare - No 23 - Section 1 & 2
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John Parsons reports on Marilyn Monroe's visit to Britain.
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Film Fanfare - No 24 - Section 1 & 2
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Round-up item - the latest on new British films, reviews etc.
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Film Fanfare - No 24 - Section 3
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John Fitzgerald reviews latest films including 'The Man Who New Too Much'.
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Film Fanfare - No 25 - Section 1 & 2
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Round up item on British Cinema. Includes interview with actress Phyllis Kirk.
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Film Fanfare - No 25 - Section 3
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British Cinema review show + film quiz with Shirley Eaton, Vernon Grey and Joan Sims.
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Film Fanfare - No 26 - Section 1
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Topical film show - includes interviews with Anne Todd & Adrienne Corey.
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Film Fanfare - No 26 - Section 2
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Topical film show - John Fitzgerald reviews latest film releases.
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Film Fanfare - No 26 - Section 3
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Topical film show - celebrity quiz with Kim Parker, Denholm Elliot and Jacqueline Curtis.
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Film Fanfare - No 27
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Topical film show: includes interviews, film reviews and celebrity film trivia quiz.
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Film Fanfare - No 28 - Section 1
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Noble presents a film related news update, Parsons interviews Stephen Boyd & Gene Kelly.
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Film Fanfare - No 28 - Section 2
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Fitzgerald reviews "My Teenage Daughter" "Rock Around The Clock" "Reach For The Sky".
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Film Fanfare - No 28 - Section 3
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Quiz Panel: Lisa Gastoni, Val Guest, Marianne Brauns, Peter Noble. Compere Lionel Murton.
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Film Fanfare - No 29 - Sections 1, 2, 3
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Noble's report, Parsons with stars incl Burton & Collins, Fitzgerald's film review & quiz.
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Film Fanfare - No 30
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Parsons interviews Sam Goldwyn, Arthur Hornblow, Fitzgerald's film review & quiz.
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