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On This Day In Anderson History – 28th May

TODAYS ARRIVALS

1929 – Shane Rimmer

 

FIRST UK REGIONAL SCREENINGS

1960 – 5.00pm – The Adventures Of TwizzleTwizzle And The Thin Teddy Bear (Ulster)

1960 – 5.30pm – The Adventures Of TwizzleFootso Has Toothache (Scottish)

1961 – 5.20pm – Torchy The Battery BoyThe Twins Learn A Lesson (Southern)

1961 – 5.20pm – The Adventures Of TwizzleFootso Disappears (Tyne Tees)

1963 – 4.45pm – Torchy The Battery BoyKing Dithers Loses His Crown (Wales West And North)

1965 – 5.00pm – StingrayPlant Of Doom (Tyne Tees)

1966 – 5.15pm – ThunderbirdsSecurity Hazard Part One (Ulster)

1972 – 11.30pm – UFO Timelash (Channel and Westward)

1974 – 11.30pm – UFOTimelash (Yorkshire)

1976 – 6.35pm – The ProtectorsBorder Line (Granada)

1978 – 3.15pm – Space:1999The A-B Chrysalis (Channel and Westward)

1978 – 4.15pm –Space:1999Catacombs Of The Moon (Ulster)

1987 – 9.25am – Captain ScarletAttack On Cloudbase (Yorkshire)

 

OVERSEAS FIRST BROADCASTS

1968 – 7.00pm – Captain ScarletPlace Of Angels (TBS, Japan)

1985 – 7.30pm – TerrahawksHappy Madeday (NHK, Japan)

 

GUEST APPEARANCES IN OTHER TELEVISION SERIES

1969 – 8.00pm – John Tate appears in The Champions on Westward Television in the episode The Survivors

1969 – 8.00pm – Jerome Willis appears in The Avengers on Anglia Television in the episode The Rotters 

1971 – 5.19pm – Rupert Davies appears in The Adventures Of Robin Hood on HTV in the episode The Ghost That Failed

1974 – 8.30pm – George Murcell and Nancy Nevinson appear in Armchair Theatre in the production The Prison on Westward Television

 

TODAYS OTHER NEWS

1965 – The Middlesex Chronicle runs an advert for Suters, a department store based in Slough which from 31st May to 5th June will display the actual Stingray craft used in the series along with the Troy Tempest, Phone, Marina, Atlanta and Commander Shore puppets. It also mentions that merchandise will be available to buy including glove puppets, books, jig-saw puzzles and guns

1967 – Recording sessions take place at Barry Gray’s studios for the Captain Scarlet episode White As Snow

1968 – Fab 1 appears at Woburn Abbey where the vehicle can be hired for £250.00 per day

1969 – Fab 1 is in residence for one week at Shipsides City Showrooms in Nottingham

1974 – Stage Three (Christine Glanville, Rowena White and David Rose) present Thunderbirds on stage at The Woodville Theatre in Gravesend until 1st June, then move to The Pier Theatre in Bournemouth from 17th June to 7th September