Talking Pictures Schedule, Tomorrow (United Kingdom)

1948. Adventure. Directed by Charles Frend. Stars John Mills, Derek Bond & Diana Churchill. The story of British explorer Robert Falcon Scott and his quest to be the first to reach the South Pole. [S]

1980. Sci-Fi. While seeking a cosmic black hole, an astronaut discovers a time warp. Starring Adam West and Gretchen Corbett. Written By Anne Spielberg. Directed by: Robert Emenegger and Allan Sandler

1960. Drama. Directed by Richard Brooks. Stars Burt Lancaster, Jean Simmons & Arthur Kennedy. A fast-talking travelling salesman teams up with an evangelist to sell religion to 1920s America. [S]

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. [S]

1952. Comedy. Directed by Hal Walker. Stars Bing Crosby, Bob Hope & Dorothy Lamour. Two vaudeville performers accept diving work in Bali and find treasure, love and trouble along the way. [S]

1952. Crime drama filmed at Denham Studios. Starring Mark Stevens, Jean Kent, John Bentley and Thora Hird. An American test pilot is framed for killing a wartime comrade. [S]

1957. Drama. An absent-minded professor invents a pen that will explode on the sound of bells... then leaves it in a taxi. Starring Sydney Tafler and Harry Fowler. [S]

The Man Who Wasn't There. 1960. Stars Jack Hawkins, Lionel Jeffries & Gerard Heinz. Ben Manfred is called to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a renowned metallurgist. [S]

1993. Documentary series that acts as a tribute to the greats of British cinema. Narrated by Richard Todd, looking at the life of James Justice Robertson. [S]

1959. Drama. Director: Peter Graham Scott. Stars Geoffey Keen, Jane Hylton & Gordon Jackson. An incompetent rat-catcher leaves behind the poison he has used to eradicate rats from a small bakery. [S]

1952. Directed by John Krish. A travelogue about day trips via coach. Various parties are seen visiting Dartmoor, the Roman theatre at Verulamium, the Tower of London, Brighton and Tintern Abbey.

1956. Thriller. Directed by Roy Boulting. Stars Jane Greer, Richard Widmark & Trevor Howard. An author and a journalist find themselves at the mercy of wanted war criminals in the Mexican jungle. [S]

1963. A fascinating look at canals and how they have been rediscovered by holidaymakers.

1964. Comedy. Directed by Gerald Thomas. Stars Kenneth Williams, Barbara Windsor & Bernard Cribbins. A British spy and his pupils are sent to track down a stolen top secret chemical formula. [S]

A look at the compulsory quarantine dogs and cats taken to Britain must go through in order to stop rabies being brought into the country.

1934. Drama. Directed by John Cromwell. Stars Bette Davis, Leslie Howard & Frances Dee. A young man becomes attracted to a cold and unfeeling waitress who may ultimately destroy them both. [S]

As darkness falls Caroline Munro opens the doors to the Cellar Club and welcomes you in to enjoy another treat from The World of Hammer collection, this time looking at Hammer's war films. [S]

Trials of War. 1994. Narrated by Oliver Reed. A look at Hammer's war films - which ranged from the highly controversial to the ludicrously comedic, such as Up the Creek and Yesterday's Enemy. [S]

Join Caroline Munro for an intriguing story about greed and betrayal, with the 1984 Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense episode Paint Me a Murder. [S]

Paint Me a Murder. 1984. Stars Michelle Phillips, James Laurenson & David Robb. An artist fakes his death to increase his sales. All is well until his art dealer demands more. [S]