Saturday 14th May 1977 ITV Ulster - All You Need is Love - Boxing - The Inventors - Police Woman

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  • Channel: ITV Ulster
    Date: Saturday 14th May 1977
    Time: 11.30pm approx.
    Continuity Announcer: Gill Hewitt
    Trail Voice-Over: Barri Haynes
    • End of All You Need is Love
    • Continuity: re. related book
    • Continuity: trail for Boxing next Saturday at 9.55pm
    • Advert: SQUIRM (FILM)
    • Advert: CADBURY'S CARAMEL (UPPER CLASS NEWLYWEDS)
    • Advert: BLACK AND DECKER SUPER 'T' (MICHAEL JAYSTON)
    • Continuity: trail for She: Anxious Anne tomorrow night at 10.00pm
    • Continuity: re. The Inventors tomorrow night at 11.25pm
    • Continuity: into Police Woman
    • Start of Police Woman
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 7

  • @scottblack9213
    @scottblack9213 Рік тому

    More Ulster Gold - Thank you, as rare as hens teeth.

  • @scottblack9213
    @scottblack9213 Рік тому +1

    Watching the advert for "Squirm" I thought for one moment it was a recruitment advertising for the R.U.C !

  • @TheGramophoneGirl
    @TheGramophoneGirl Рік тому +5

    I think you saved that tape in the nick of time. I don't think there was much longer left in it.

    • @wx4newengland
      @wx4newengland Рік тому +1

      yeah looks like the recording was holding on by a thread. Looks like the oxide layer was probably coming apart during playback.

  • @MarkFoster321789
    @MarkFoster321789 Рік тому

    Never heard of the 1970’s ITV boxing theme before. It’s very catchy and is replaying in my head stuck like glue! Anyone knows where the full length version of that may be?

    • @EddieHutchinson-jm9zc
      @EddieHutchinson-jm9zc Рік тому

      Glad to be of service. It was originally the theme tune to Southern TV's 1970's childrens' adventure epic "Freewheelers" and it's called "Teenage Carnival". here it is.... ua-cam.com/video/xdONnspjTao/v-deo.html

  • @gavinn6905
    @gavinn6905 Рік тому +1

    The UTV announcer does look familiar (Id have been 8½ at the time) but not the name. The pseudo-RP diction seems really dated now, wherever it comes from - but especially so in an Ulster accent.
    Still no sign of any clips with JJ Murphy in-vision - though we live in hope!