1948. A wonderful short film about a young man interested in cinematography in the run up to the 10th Scottish Amateur Film Festival.

Trail's End for a Cowboy. 1955. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Tommy Cook & Morris Ankrum. A rancher's son is forced to sell a herd for less than he'd planned and tries to make up his losses in a poker game.

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.

1956. Comedy directed by Val Guest and starring Terence Morgan, George Cole, Kathleen Harrison. Two struggling composers hit on a novel way of producing music backwards.

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.

1955. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars Dirk Bogarde, Brigitte Bardot, James Robertson. A young man signs up to be a ship's doctor in an effort to bring some excitement into his life.

1969. Drama. Directed by Richard C. Sarafian. Stars John Mills, Sylvia Syms & Gordon Jackson. A psychosomatically mute young boy finds an emotional release through his love for a wild white colt.

Early 1960s documentary into the spending habit of 'screenagers' and the cinema goers of the 60s. Brilliant footage of 50s and 60s cinemas and the 'screenagers' themselves.

Part 1. 1997. Stars Charles Dance, Diana Rigg & Faye Dunaway. A young woman marries a wealthy widower but soon discovers both he and his household are haunted by the memory of his late first wife.

1959. A look into different styles of dancing and how they have changed. Also, a look at the ballroom championships, showing that, there indeed, is a dance for everybody.

Five To One. 1963. Directed by Gordon Flemyng. Stars Lee Montague, Ingrid Hafner & John Thaw. Alan Roper is a smart young man on the fringes of big time crime.

The Rites of Spring. 1956. Comedy. Director Roy Kellino. Stars David Niven, Ernest Anderson & Lela Bliss. A husband sends his young wife flowers from a 'secret admirer' as a test of her fidelity.

The Joker's Provokers. 1966. Stars Adam West & Cesar Romero. While Batman and Robin attempt to free themselves, The Joker plans to take over Gotham City using a time machine and hallucinogens.

Honeymoon. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Robert Bruce & Yvonne Buckingham. A honeymooning couple have their insurance policy stolen. Maguire must act fast to prevent their valuables being taken.

1957. Drama. Director: David Miller. Stars Joan Crawford, Rossano Brazzi, Heather Sears. A wealthy woman with a broken marriage finds purpose after taking in a young, deaf and blind girl.

Caroline Munro welcomes all Cellar Dwellers back into the club tonight. Firstly, is the 1987 thriller horror The Believers, directed by cinema legend John Schlesinger and starring Martin Sheen.

1977. Adventure. Director: Peter Yates. Stars Jacqueline Bisset, Nick Nolte & Robert Shaw. In Bermuda, two amateur treasure-hunters run into criminals when uncovering a WWII treasure.

Get your scuba diving gear on and prepare for some underwater adventures as Caroline Munro introduces the 1977 adventure The Deep, written by the author of Jaws, Peter Benchley.

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.

Before we close the doors of The Cellar Club for one more week Caroline Munro lets us in on next week's offerings.

1970. Comedy. Director: Brian De Palma. Stars Robert De Niro & Allen Garfield. A Vietnam veteran returns to New York and begins filmmaking, but he soon falls in with a group of radical activists.

Made in 1971 to celebrate 25 years of BEA. BEA was a British airline which existed from 1946-1974. A fascinating day in the life of the airline on land and in the skies.

The Clampetts Entertain. 1963. Stars Irene Ryan, Buddy Ebsen & Jim Backus. Granny is feeling lonely, so the family tries to get her riled up but when the plan fails, they decide to throw a party.

The Arsonist. 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.

1949. A mysterious baby is found in a boat at sea, along with a charming portrait of a community in Coverack. Where is he from? Stars Dorothea Paul Directed by Anthony Mavrogordato.

1963. Crime. Stars Anthony Oliver, Maureen Connell, Bill Nagy. With the help of the Met police a girl tracks down the killers of her detective brother.

1957. Drama. Director: Francis D. Lyon. Stars John Payne, Karen Steele and Paul Kelly. The story of the men who volunteered to be test subjects for the new ejection system for a new bomber plane.

1941. Crime. Director: Sidney Salkow. Stars Warren William, June Storey & Henry Wilcoxon. The Lone Wolf bets that he can stay out of trouble for 24 hours, but can he avoid the inevitable chaos.

1962. Drama. Directed by Peter Maxwell. Stars Patrick Holt, Emrys Jones & Honor Blackman. An inspector strives to solve the mystery of an artist's dead wife. The artist becomes the main suspect.

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 August and beginning of September.

End of a Dream. 1975. Stars Jennifer Wilson, Mike Pratt & Jack Watson. Edward and Jennifer move into their new home. Meanwhile, Merroney warns Clare about sharing information about their scheme.

Part 2. 1997. Stars Charles Dance, Timothy West & Emilia Fox. The new Mrs. de Winter attempts to establish herself as the mistress of Manderley, but Mrs. Danvers continues to taunt her.

In this wonderful music video from the 60s, Italian singer and actress Mina performs Pesci Rossi.

1955. Crime. Directed by Charles Saunders and starring Paul Carpenter and Hazel Court. A magazine crime writer is passed over for promotion by a rival who also steals the girl, but is murdered.

The Jim Twins/Flitwick Ghost. 1995. Michael Aspel examines two unusual cases, including a look at the fascinating story of the Jim Twins and a look at the ghost who haunts Flitwick Manor.

Seventeen Seconds to Glory. 1979. Stars Anthony Andrews, Judy Geeson & Nick Tate. Ash learns how to dispose the new German land mines, thanks to the help of naval experts.

A Death by the Sea. Stars Barry Foster, Michael Latimer & Susan Travers. A midnight swim leaves a man unconscious and his wife missing. Van der Valk suspects there's more to the story.

Maigret and the Tramp. 2004. Stars Bruno Cremer, Franck Gourlat & Chloé Lambert. Maigret investigates the attempted murder of a down-and-outer who was rescued from the Seine.

1997. Stars Francesca Annis, Robson Green & Conor Mullen. After rushing into Owen's arms upon discovering her husband's indiscretion, Anna realises that she has feelings for Owen too.

1988. Drama. Directed by Peter Masterson. Stars Gene Hackman, Teri Garr & Burgess Meredith. A lonely widower with a failing bar encounters a bus driver who is determined to turn it all around.

1978. Two dumb aliens are sent to earth to find an earthwoman suitable to be the wife of their leader. Stars Cameron Mitchell.

1944. Joan's (Patricia Medina) mother wants her to marry her pompous boss although she loves a soldier (Jimmy Hanley). One of Jean Simmon's first films.

Invasion Imminent. 2003. Hitler's invasion barges assemble on the other side of the Channel - and the church bells ring across the country as the Resistance Movement prepares to go underground.

The Case of the Royal Murder. 1955. Stars Ronald Howard, Howard Marion-Crawford & Lise Bourdin. Whilst in the Balkans, Holmes and Watson must hunt down a killer after a fellow guest is poisoned.

1953. Crime drama. A hit and run victim is operated on by Dr. Fenton (Robert Beatty), the victim is later murdered and the doctor is involved. Starring Elizabeth Sellars.

1950. Drama. A lowly bank clerk marries a good time girl but she two-times him for her old crooked boyfriend (Sydney Tafler). Starring Jack Watling, Pat Kirkwood and Thora Hird.

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 August and beginning of September.

1945. Crime. Director: Montgomery Tully. Stars William Hartnell, Jimmy Hanley & Chili Bouchier. After a long imprisonment, a man wrongfully framed for murder hunts for the truth and the killer.

1935. Comedy. Directed by René Clair. Stars Robert Donat, Jean Parker & Elsa Lanchester. A haunted Scottish castle is sold, dismantled and transported to Florida, bringing the ghost along with it.

1959. A look at the story of the invention of the hovercraft and its first cross Channel crossing.

1952. Adventure. Directed by Sidney Salkow. Stars Rhonda Fleming, Sterling Hayden & Helena Carter. 17th-century French privateer Kit 'The Hawk' Gerardo sails the Caribbean in search of gold.

Mrs Moresby's Scrapbook - Part 1. 1973. Stars David Ashford & Barbara Young. Mrs Moresby is accused of blackmail after demanding money for her silence on an assault she claims Geoffrey committed.

Mrs Moresby's Scrapbook - Part 2. 1973. Stars Derek Bond & James Cairncross. Geoffrey's agent gives evidence and Helen Tate calls John Bray, a witness who claims to have vital information.

Mrs Moresby's Scrapbook - Part 3. 1973. Stars Barbara Young, Samantha Reeves & Dorothy Vernon. Grace Moresby claims Geoffrey offered her money to keep quiet. But who will the jury believe.

1969. Comedy. Directed by Gene Saks. Stars Walter Matthau, Ingrid Bergman & Goldie Hawn. A dentist convinces his assistant to pose as his wife so he can avoid marrying his girlfriend.

Warming Glimpses of Manchester 'waking up'. From the streets to the factories and the docks and everything in between.

1959. Comedy. Stars Thomas Mitchell, Patrick Allen & Sam Kydd. Glencannon uses his knowledge when he and Hughes let go of the ground rope while on an amusement park balloon ride.

Single or Double Indemnity. 1961. Stars John Ireland, Robert Ayres & Valentine Dyall. A train wreck kills everyone but Leon Little, believing it was murder Potter calls for John Hunter.

Celebration. 1972. Stars Jean Anderson, Patrick O'Connell & Richard Easton. Jane throws a party until the unexpected arrival of Merroney who brings news of a terrible mishap.

1968. Thriller. Directed by Val Guest. Stars Stephen Boyd, Camilla Sparv & Michael Redgrave. A toy manufacturer, who doubles as a British Intelligence Agent, becomes entangled with European spies.

1990. Drama. Directed by John Frankenheimer. Stars Roy Scheider, Jürgen Prochnow & Tim Reid. On the Russian border, the murder of a defector sparks a forbidden battle between two colonels.

1993. Thriller. Director: Harold Becker. Stars Alec Baldwin, Nicole Kidman & Bill Pullman. The life of a married couple is severely disrupted after an enigmatic surgeon is invited into their home.

1980. Sci-Fi. A beautiful psychic is dispatched to investigate a space shuttle when its crew mysteriously disappears. Starring Adam West and Camille Mitchell.

1954. Drama. Director Francis Searle and starring John Bentley, Kathleen Byron and Thea Gregory. The editor of a magazine is keen on the boss's daughter but her mother is keen on him.

1955. Comedy. Director: Vernon Sewell. A cockney family inherit a ramshackle farm. Alfie (Leslie Dwyer) wants to make a go of it. Starring George Cole and Kathleen Harrison.

1953. Comedy. Director Noel Langley. Stars Joan Collins, George Cole, Kenneth More & Hattie Jacques. A British cast lead this story about a shipwrecked group on a tropical island.

1953. Adventure. Directed by Robert D. Webb. Stars Robert Wagner, Terry Moore & Gilbert Roland. Fierce competition among sponge fishermen leads to a dangerous rivalry between two families.

1952. Comedy. In this British classic, the Pickwick Club send a group to find interesting things around England. Stars James Hayter, Nigel Patrick, Kathleen Harrison & Harry Fowler.

1993. Drama. Directed by Bob Keen. Starring Bernard Hill, John Bowles and Betsy Brantley. A sheep farmer and his family fight for their land against the persistent efforts of a land developer.

1965. Adventure. Directed by Richard Brooks. Stars James Mason, Peter O'Toole & Curt Jurgens. A discredited seaman, desperately seeking to redeem himself, agrees to deliver a dangerous shipment.

1960. A look at the sentries at Buckingham Palace and how they still remain efficient soldiers.

1962. Directed by Val Guest and starring Jack Warner. A woman is murdered and it's up to Detective Fellows to sift through the clues and solve the 'Jigsaw'. Great shots of Brighton in the 60s.

John Raphael (Past Life)/ Premonitions. 1997. Michael Aspel introduces a retired bingo caller who unearths past lives and the story of a French scholar whose visions come true.

Caroline Munro invites you to join her in another extraordinarily thrilling night. The first offering this evening is the captivating episode of the 1970s series Doomwatch - You Killed Toby Wren.

You Killed Toby Wren. 1970. Stars Robert Powell, Vivien Sherrard & Elizabeth Weaver. Toby Wren's death throws the team into chaos and troubles Quist. Ridge investigates genetic experiments.

Caroline Munro continues the night in the 70s with the 1971 thriller Assault, also known as The Devil's Garden, starring Suzy Kendall, Frank Finlay, Freddie Jones and Lesley-Anne Down.

1971. Thriller. Director: Sidney Hayers. Stars Suzy Kendall, Frank Finlay, Freddie Jones. After two schoolgirls are assaulted in the woods, a teacher uses herself as bait to catch the perpetrator.

Join Caroline Munro as she takes a glimpse at the supernatural thrills and perplexing mysteries featuring next week.

1987. Crime. Directed by Mike Hodges. Stars Mickey Rourke, Bob Hoskins & Alan Bates. An IRA hitman wants out, but the price for his freedom is one last job and it won't be as easy as he thinks.

1988. Drama. Director: Alan Rudolph. Stars Keith Carradine, Linda Fiorentino & Wallace Shawn. In 1920s Paris, a struggling artist's life takes an unexpected turn when he agrees to forge paintings.

1948. Drama. Director: Frank Chisnell. Stars Richard Murdoch, Patricia Raine & Henry Oscar. Murder drama set in Soho involving a police inspector, a newspaper reporter and a country girl.

1960. A look at the British Overseas Territory that has been a British Outpost since 1704, now taking a look at the island as it transforms into a holiday destination.

Episode Five. 1982. Stars Benedict Taylor, John Forgeham & John Rumney. Boldini informs Lejaune that Michael has a stolen jewel on him. Lejaune persuades Bolidar, a former pickpocket, to steal it.

1961. Sci-Fi. An undersea earthquake causes some sea-monsters to surface. Gorgo is captured and taken to be displayed in London, but Gorgo's mother is looking for her baby. Starring Bill Travers.

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 August and beginning of September.

The Planet of Thought. 1963. Stars Libby Morris, Murray Kash & Dick Vosburgh. Tyro arrives on Earth planning to join the UGO but is sidetracked when he catches sight of Marla.

The Puzzles are Coming. 1966. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. The Puzzler tries to fool Knab while the Dynamic Duo hunt the truth, but The Puzzler plans to stop their search.

The Vision Fades. 1963. Stars Dermot Walsh, Jeremy Bisley & Roger Bizley. Victory close and Jerusalem in sight, Richard readies for battle but realises his allies are undependable.

The Sunken Temple. 1961. Stars David Graham, George Murcell & Greydon Gould. Despite warnings from locals, the Supercar team explore an underwater temple only to find out why they were warned.

1948. Family. Directed by William C. Hammond. Stars: Tony Wager, Ivor Bowyer, Murray Matheson. Two boys set out to bring justice to the thieves of a Rembrandt painting.

A Guest for The Gallows. 1955. Stars Richard Greene, Victor Woolf & Archie Duncan. For obvious reasons, Robin and the Sheriff are sworn enemies. Why then should the Sheriff seek Robin's help.

1960. Sci-fi. Directed by David Bradley. Stars Ken Clark, Michi Kobi & Tom Conway. An international team embarks on an expedition to the moon where they encounter a dangerous alien intelligence.

1960. A look at how the aircraft carrier is now the central part of naval operations, with an appearance of the carrier Hermes on exercise.

Doomsday. 1959. Stars Donald Harron, Torin Thatcher, Patricia Michon. A young girl, condemned to death as a witch after the natural death of her lover, places a curse on the family of her accuser.

1954. War. Director: Terence Young. Stars Leo Genn, Alan Ladd & Harry Andrews. Distraught over his role in a tragic training accident, a US Air Force officer secretly enlists in the British Army.

A Line in the Snow. 1954. Stars Robert Beatty & Patrick Holt. Mountie Warren wanted his man at any price but how could he leave a man to die in a blizzard, even though he was guilty of murder.

1954. The Blazing Caravan. Director: Ken Hughes. Stars Edgar Driver, Alan Robinson & Betty Carter. A Salesman turns murderer after learning that his client has just won the football pools. (S1, E04).

1953. Directed by Lewis Gilbert. Starring Jack Warner, Robert Beatty and Anthony Steel. With the help of a life-like dummy, Allied forces are escaping a POW camp. Based on a true story.

On Holiday. 1961. Stars Rupert Davies, Bernard Kaye, Nanette Newman & Perlita Neilson. Maigret's wife is hospitalised whilst on holiday, which leads him to investigate a crime to pass the time.

1971. Into The Dark. Created by John Finch. Stars Colin Douglas & Shelagh Fraser. Philip is brought into a desert hospital blinded. John considers suicide and Margaret makes her choice. (S2, E14).

1958. War. Director: Carol Reed. Stars William Holden, Sophia Loren, Trevor Howard. A tugboat captain working off the coast of England finds comfort in the arms of the caring and beautiful Stella.

1969. Thriller. Directed by Sam Wanamaker. Stars Yul Brynner, Charles Gray & Edward Woodward. A U.S. agent and a Scotland Yard detective team up to infiltrate an infamous counterfeit organisation.

1945. Drama. Director: John Harlow. Stars William Hartnell, Mary Morris & John Laurie. In this 'lost' William Hartnell film, a socialist inherits the British factory where he works as a union mechanic.

1960. An investigative look at the tropical fish industry; where do they come from and where do they go.

1951. Adventure. Stars George Montgomery, Rita Corday & Berry Kroeger. Set in 19th Century France, The country's conniving chief minister will stop at nothing to gain possession of the sword.

Bee Skeps/Flooded River Fishing. 1978. This specially preserved episode shows a traditional bee skep being made. Then, planning to fish in a stream on Salisbury Plain, Jack finds it in flood.

1962. Drama directed by Francis Searle and starring Dermot Walsh. When a young girl is knocked down there are only three donors of the same blood group. A frantic search to find the donors begins.

1956. Comedy directed by Maclean Rogers. Two dustmen (Bill Owen and Leslie Dwyer) come into possession of a valuable book but the donor's sister wants it back. Also starring Joy Nichols.

1958. Sci-fi Horror. Director: Kurt Neumann. Stars David Hedison, Vincent Price & Patricia Owens. A keen scientist has a horrifying accident when he tests his newly invented teleportation device.

Jed Pays His Income Tax. 1963. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & John Stephenson. Mr Drysdale tells an IRS agent the story of the Clampetts and how they got to be where they are today.

1953. Western. Directed by André De Toth. Stars Randolph Scott, Claire Trevor & Joan Weldon. A former spy moves to Arizona to join a gold robbery but has a change of heart when he arrives.

Moving On. 1980. Stars Jon Pertwee, Una Stubbs & Mike Berry. The Braithwaites return from holiday to find the farm a mess, courtesy of Worzel and Aunt Sally. Can they avoid getting into trouble.

The Puzzles are Coming. 1966. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Alan Napier. The Puzzler tries to fool Knab while the Dynamic Duo hunt the truth, but The Puzzler plans to stop their search.

A film by Wilf Watters made in 1961 documenting the last day in service of the 666 Edgware Trolley bus with brilliant shots of 60s Cricklewood, Acton, Colindale and Edgware.

1966. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips, Shirley Anne Field. Gaston Grimsdyke enrols on a medical course run by Sir Lancelot Spratt.

1960. A look at Fair Isle, situated halfway between mainland Shetland and the Orkney islands, famous for its distinctive woollens. It faces a problem, with two thirds of the inhabitants being men.

The Diamond Expert. 1954. Stars Paul Carpenter, Hugh Latimer & Leslie Linder. John learns that Claude is a diamond expert. He kills him and assumes his identity but ends up trapping himself.

Fancy some nostalgia? We've got a reel on the life of a 50s milkman and a peek at the late-40s Tinseltown. Plus, an amateur film of a 50s car rally with a pit stop at the Busy Bee.

1939. Adventure. Director: Zoltan Korda. Stars John Clements, Ralph Richardson & C. Aubrey Smith. A British officer seeks to redeem his cowardice 'feathers' by secretly aiding his former comrades.

1959. A look at the Grand National horse race at Aintree Racecourse near Liverpool, where we see the winning horse, jockey and trainer.

1970. Comedy Short. Directed by Ray Austin. Stars Dave King, Tony Sympson & Cathy Howard. Respects are paid to a man who died of a heart attack and our hero unknowingly joins the wrong funeral.

1977. It's a special night in the club with performances from Lambert and Ross, Kim Davis, Carlo Santanna, Chris North and Jill, Mike Stand Douglas and Greencage.

1978. Comedy. Director: Stanley Long. Stars Chris Neil, Christopher Biggins, Lindy Benson. Plumber's mate Sid meets ladies at work. Susie is unaware of his dalliances as he gets into debt trouble.

1965. Drama. Directed by Walter Grauman. Stars Suzanne Pleshette, Bradford Dillman & Ben Gazzara. A wealthy, young woman's insatiable desires threaten to destroy her marriage.

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.

1956. Musical. Directed by Maurice Elvey. Stars Nat Jackley, Pat Kirkwood & Bonar Colleano. A group of talented entertainers band together to purchase a run-down theatre to put on a show.

A delightful and entertaining film about the on-going search to find a permanent home in Brighton for the mass of Max Miller memorabilia The Max Miller Appreciation Society holds.

Ghost Coach. Directed by Aaron Spelling and starring Don Durant and Mark Goddard. Cully and Ringo stumbles across an old army stagecoach hidden in an abandoned mine with a skeleton inside.

1955. Directed by John Gilling and starring Alex Nicol. Two brothers are embroiled in a racket to smuggle a valuable painting. When a murder is committed they must try and clear their names.

Ronald Kinnoch. Stars Marshall Thompson, John Loder & Henry Oscar. A physicist finds himself drawn into an investigation to track down a spy at his research station.

1956. Comedy. Directed by Leslie S. Hiscott. Stars Richard Hearne & William Hartnell. Mr Pastry names the apartment boilers he maintains 'Mavis and Ethel'. Trouble begins when he faces the sack.

1957. Crime. Stars Lionel Jeffries & Hazel Court. Reporter Joe finds his wife is the prime suspect in a murder investigation.

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 August and beginning of September.

1949. Western. Stars Randolph Scott, Bill Williams & Victor Jory. Jim Dancer, one of Quantrill's Raiders, stages attacks on Kansas on behalf of the fallen Confederacy.

1953. Directed by Lewis Gilbert. Starring Jack Warner, Robert Beatty and Anthony Steel. With the help of a life-like dummy, Allied forces are escaping a POW camp. Based on a true story.

The Dress Shop. 1964. Stars Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan & Donna Douglas. Mr Drysdale buys a Beverly Hills dress store and the Clampetts show up to help 'the poor widow and her starving girls'.

1958. Crime of Honour. Directed by Montgomery Tully. Starring Russell Napier, Ivan Craig and Jean Lodge. A Thames Estuary dredger drags a man's body from the bed of the river.

Bitter Water. 1960. Stars Lorne Greene, Rhys Williams & Don Dubbins. A rancher's son wants to sell their land for mining operations which will spoil an agreement between his father and Ben.

The Diamond Expert. 1954. Stars Paul Carpenter, Hugh Latimer & Leslie Linder. John learns that Claude is a diamond expert. He kills him and assumes his identity but ends up trapping himself.

We have a newly uncovered reel of the great John Alderton and Richard O'Sullivan, teaching us how to be good salesmen, there's brilliant footage of Southend and who remembers Woollies hot peanuts.

1975. Detective & Mystery Drama. The Fatted Calf. Stars Alfred Burke, Alun Armstrong & Peter Settelen. Marker's search for a young university student brings him face to a group of revolutionaries.

1968. Thriller. Directed by Anthony Mann. Stars Mia Farrow, Laurence Harvey, Tom Courtenay. British Intelligence orders its operatives to eliminate a Soviet spy, unaware he's one of their own men.

Ken Annakin. Stars Michael Craig, Belinda Lee, Patrick McGoohan. After a the loss of her mother, a young women sets out to find her African pen pal.

1950. True story of a woman imprisoned in several Japanese war camps. She struggles to protect her young son. Stars Claudette Colbert.

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.

Rich Man's Son. 1955. Stars Hugh O'Brian, Lee Erickson & Don Haggerty. The son of a railway executive runs away to become a gun toting ranch hand, but Wyatt teaches him some important lessons.

Bernard Vorhaus. Bob is distraught with his upcoming forced retirement and believes his wife is having an affair. The day arrives for his final journey.

The Long Rope). 1953. Drama. Director: Wolf Rilla. Stars Donald Houston, Susan Shaw & Peter Byrne. A man returns to where he was accused of murdering a girl to prove his innocence.

1949. Mystery. Directed by Rudolph Maté. Stars Edmond O'Brien, Pamela Britton & Luther Adler. An accountant learns that he has been poisoned, with only a few days to live, he hunts down his enemy.

1952. Comedy. Henry is a mild man who writes adventure stories for his girls. All is fine until he meets Miss Honey! Starring Richard Hearne & Margaret Rutherford. Directed by John Guillermin.

1966. Comedy. Directed by Ralph Thomas. Stars James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips, Shirley Anne Field. Gaston Grimsdyke enrols on a medical course run by Sir Lancelot Spratt.

1951. Adventure. Directed by Phil Karlson. Stars Barbara Hale, Richard Greene & Carl Benton Reid. A love affair between a farmer and an outlaw's daughter develops with bitter-sweet results.

Vernon Sewell. Stars Anthony Steel, Jeanne Moody & Ballard Berkeley. 2 youths accidentally cause a man's death and inadvertently reveal his liaison with a married woman.

Downfall. 1964. Directed by John Llewellyn Moxey. Stars Maurice Denham, Nadja Regin & T.P. McKenna. Harold Crossley is a barrister and respected intellectual, but is no match to his scheming wife.

1952. Drama. Directed by Robert Florey. Stars Dick Powell, Virginia Grey & Regis Toomey. At Willie Dante's bar, a woman confides in him about her husband threatening her - then she turns up dead.

Marsha, Queen of Diamonds. 1966. Stars Adam West, Carolyn Jones & Estelle Winwood. Batman and Robin attempt to foil Marsha, Queen of Diamonds' plan to steal the Batcomputer's power source.

Rolling Racketeers. 1958. Stars Robert Beatty, Bruno Barnabe & Bill Edwards. Maguire disguises himself as a tramp to track down an organised gang of car thieves operating in Hertfordshire.

1978. Comedy. Directed by Herbert Ross. Stars Jane Fonda, Maggie Smith & Michael Caine. The misadventures and struggles of four sets of guests staying at the luxury Beverly Hills Hotel.

Caroline welcomes you back to the cellar and an evening peppered with terror. This week we go back to the 70s and begin with the 1978 cult classic The Eyes of Laura Mars starring Faye Dunaway.

Irvin Kershner. Stars Faye Dunaway, Tommy Lee Jones & Raul Julia. A fashion photographer develops a disturbing ability to see through the eyes of a serial killer.

We return to the topic of sight with the next offering - Mansion of the Doomed. Caroline Munro presents the 1976 horror starring Hollywood greats Richard Basehart and Gloria Grahame.

1976. Horror. Directed by Michael Pataki. Stars Richard Basehart, Gloria Grahame & Trish Stewart. An insane surgeon attempts to restore his daughter's eyesight after she is blinded in an accident.

Before Caroline locks up for the night, she allows us to take a peek at next week's thrilling films from top directors.

Peter Bogdanovich. Stars Mamie Van Doren & Mary Marr. When a group of astronauts land on Venus they are surprised to find dangerous creatures and beautiful women.

1957. Crime. Directed by Richard Wilson. Stars Errol Flynn, Pedro Armendáriz & Rossana Rory. Cuban crooks and police chase a casino card dealer who is falsely accused of counterfeiting pesos.

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

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.

Songs My Mother Taught Me. 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.

1964. Drama. Directed By Montgomery Tully. Starring Stephen Murray. A Russian scientist working for the British is suspected of being a 'plant', sent to monitor nuclear secrets for the Communists.

1959. A look at the exciting world of stock car racing, with glimpses at all the bumps and smashes, and thrills and spills that make up the amazing sport.

1957. Crime Drama. A rogue smuggler enters a murky world when his wife is kidnapped. Directed by Maclean Rogers. Starring Hugh McDermott, Jane Hylton and Honor Blackman.

Joseph H. Lewis. Stars Glenn Ford, Terry Moore & Albert Sharpe. A young woman must prove her sanity after claiming that a racehorse is the reincarnation of her late uncle.

1966. Action. Directed by Leslie Martinson. Stars Adam West, Burt Ward & Lee Meriwether. Catwoman, the Joker, the Penguin and the Riddler join forces to dispose of Batman and Robin.

A 1940s short film issued by the Islington Road Safety Committee about the importance of taking precautions when using the road, the lack of road safety and the rise in dangers for pedestrians.

The Judas Sheep. 1975. Stars Jennifer Wilson, Jack Watson & Michael Elwyn. Jennifer and Edward decide to adopt but soon run into difficulties. Bill runs into serious conflict with Don and Jane.

Zoltan Korda. Stars John Clements, Ralph Richardson & C. Aubrey Smith. A British officer seeks to redeem his cowardice 'feathers' by secretly aiding his former comrades.

1953. Mystery. Directed by Oscar Burn & John Wall. Stars John Laurie & Hector Ross. An amateur detective pursues a seaside serial killer who disposes of his female victims in an acid bath.

The Relative Truth. 1954. Stars Patrick Holt & Liam Redmond. The smell of gas forces neighbours to break into a room but the couple have vanished. After questioning, nobody's stories fit together.

Etta Smith. 1995. Michael Aspel delves into another fascinating and extraordinary story - how Etta Smith succeeded where the Los Angeles Police Department failed with her psychic powers.

Butterfly Winter. 1979. Stars Anthony Andrews, Kenneth Cranham & Geraldine Gardner. Ash and the men of 347 Section tackle Hitler's latest deadly invention, the butterfly bomb.

A Man of No Importance. Stars Barry Foster, Michael Latimer & Susan Travers. When a dead man turns up on the deck of a canal barge, everyone is ready to dismiss him as a nonentity.

A Shadow in the Courtyard. 2004. Stars Bruno Cremer, Christine Boisson & Alain Rimoux. Mr Boyer has been murdered and more than 300,000 Francs stolen. Maigret tries to piece the puzzle together.