1950's British TV Nostalgia
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Description: Focuses on the "golden age" of British TV. Includes milestones, viewer memories, sound and video clips.
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| Page title: | British 1950s TV and Radio |
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| Description: | This wonderful nostalgia site celebrates the '50s in all its monochrome glory; the quaintly formal presenters with their clipped English accents, the clunky theatrical dramas, the cosy parlour games, and the first TV adverts with their curiously infectious jingles. To get a real sense of the era, you neeed to see the programmes themselves and there are clips of everything from Andy Pandy to Zorro.. |
| IP-address: | 79.170.40.4 |