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A Royal TV Gala Performance
[BBC]; May 24, 1970
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"Oh Pleasure Man"
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"Mysterious People"
Top of
the Pops [BBC]
(12 Appearances; 1970-1978)
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December 3, 1970: "Child of Mine"
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November 11, 1971: "Something Tells Me"
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November 25, 1971: "Something Tells Me"
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December 16, 1971: "Something Tells Me"
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March 16, 1972: "The World I Wish For
You"
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December 7, 1972: "You, You, You"
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January 10, 1974: "Baby We Can't Go
Wrong"
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June 6, 1974: "I'll Have To Say I Love
You In A Song"
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November 14, 1974: "He Was A Writer"
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July 31, 1975: "I'll Take A Tango"
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July 14, 1977: "I Wanted To Call It Off"
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March 26, 1978: "Silly Boy"
[More
appearances continued in 1990s]
Christmas Night with the Stars [BBC]
{available on
The Two
Ronnies: Complete BBC Christmas Specials}
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December 25, 1970:
"This Old Man" (with Children)
"If My Friends Could See Me Now" (with Bob Hope)
"Rockabye" (with Jerry Lewis)
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December 25, 1972:
"You You You" & "All I Really Wanted Was You" (with Ronnie
Corbett)
Cilla [BBC]; 1971-1976
(British TV variety entertainment show)
{Highlights available on
The Definitive Collection: A Life In Music}
Series:
- January 23, 1971 - March 6, 1971 (7 Shows)
Guest stars included:
Bob Hope, Ringo Starr, Sacha Distel, Frankie Howerd, Ronnie
Corbett, Derek Nimmo, Dudley Moore, Bruce Forsyth & Jerry
Lewis
- November 6, 1971 -
December 18, 1971 (7 Shows)
*** Filming
on location in Berlin, Scandinavia & Northern
Ireland ***
Guest stars included:
Ringo Starr, Sacha Distel, Frankie Howerd, Cliff Richard,
Jimmy Tarbuck, Sid James, The Supremes, Basil Brush, Des
O'Connor, The New Seekers, Clive Dunn, Roger Cook & Roger
Greenaway
- December 30, 1972 -
March 3, 1973 (10 Shows)
Guest stars included:
Cliff Richard, Donovan, Leslie Crowther, Matt Monro, Ethel
Merman, John Alderton, Marc Bolan, Keith Harris, Blue Mink,
Bruce Forsyth, Peter Cook & Dudley Moore, Hannah Gordon, The
New Seekers
{Matt Monro appearance available on
Matt at the BBC}
- January 5, 1974 -
March 2, 1974 (9 Shows)
Guest stars included:
Twiggy, Bernard Cribbins, Peter Gilmore, Mud, Bill Owen,
Jimmy Tarbuck, Joe Brown, Mike & Bernie Winters, Mary Hopkin,
The Brother Lees, Tony Blackburn, Bryan Ferry & The Shadows
- February 14, 1976 - April 17, 1976 (9 Shows)
Guest stars included:
Jim Dale, Peters & Lee, Diana Dors, Dana, Roy Hudd, Andy
Williams, Jimmy Tarbuck, Ronnie Corbett, Charles Aznavour,
Joan Sims, Sacha Distel, Mike Reid, John Inman & Johnny
Mathis
TV Specials:
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August 26, 1974: Bank Holiday
Guest stars included:
Phil Everly, The Wombles & Peters and Lee
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December 26, 1974: Boxing Day
Guest stars included:
David Essex, Gerald Harper and The Wombles
Morecambe & Wise Show: Series 6
[BBC]; October 3, 1971
{available on
The Morecambe & Wise Show - Series 6}
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Close To You
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Bring Me Sunshine (with
Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise)
Aladdin
[BBC]; December 25, 1971
(Filmed at Wimbledon Theatre in London; co-starring Roy Castle,
Alfred Marks & Norman Vaughan)
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Long Time No See
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Wonderful World
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Sing A Rainbow
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Something Tells Me
Burt
Bacharach Show
[ITV]; March, 1972
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This [Boy's] Girl's In
Love With You (with Burt Bacharach)
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Alfie
Saturday
Variety
[ATV/ITV]; March 25, 1972
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Something Tells Me
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I Don't Know How To Love Him
Cilla's Comedy Six
[ATV/ITV]; 1975
(Six half-hour situation comedy plays. In May 1975, these
performances earned Cilla a "Top Female Comedy Star" award from
the Writer's Guild of Great Britain)
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January 15, 1975: "No Harem for Henry"
with Keith Barron & Anna Sharkey
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January 22, 1975: "Every Husband Has
One!"
with Henry McGee & Tony Selby
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January 29, 1975: "Sea View"
with Maggie Jones & Alan Rothwell
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February 5, 1975: "Father's Doing Fine"
with Leslie Sands & Helen Frazer
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February 12, 1975: "Who's Rocking the
Boat?"
with Dudley Sutton & Norman Rossington
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February 19, 1975: "Dictation Speed"
with Dinsdale Landen & Nicolette Mackenzie
Seaside
Special
[BBC]; 1975-1977
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July 26, 1975:
"It Makes Me Feel Good" & "I'll Take A Tango"
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July 9, 1977:
"I Wanted To Call It Off"
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August 4, 1979:
"I'll Go Where The Music Takes Me", "Love Is" (with Cliff
Richard), "Bright Eyes" & "Tomorrow"
Cilla's
World Of Comedy
[ATV/ITV]; 1976
(Six half-hour situation comedy plays; Commissioned after
the 1975 series received
healthy viewing
figures & remained constantly among the Top 3 shows of the week)
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August 31, 1976: "She'll Have To Go"
with Keith Barron & Dorothy Reynolds
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September 7, 1976: "Home and Away"
with Paul Greenwood & Paul McCarthy
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September 14, 1976: "Desirable Property"
with Richard Wilson & James Hazeldine
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September 21, 1976: "Sisters"
with Cheryl Kennedy & Geoffrey Hughs
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September 28, 1976: "Get Me To The
Church"
with Leslie Sands & David Wood
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October 4, 1976: "Who's Your Friend"
with Philip Lowrie & Frank Middlemass
Night
Out At The London Casino
[Thames/ITV]; August 10, 1977
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Torn Between Two Lovers
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I Wanted To Call It Off
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Cum To Your Tea (Comedy Song)
The
Basil Brush Show
[BBC];
October 29, 1977
{available on Best of the
Original Basil Brush Show}
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Me and the Elephant
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Bus (comedy song with
Basil Brush)
Cilla:
TV Special
[Thames/ITV]; May 24, 1978
(TV variety entertainment show; Cilla's first after leaving
the BBC; Co-starred Frankie Howerd, Irene Handl, Joan Sims, Lewis Collins,
Roger Avon & Nicholas Parsons)
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Opening Night
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Me and the Elephant
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The White Cliffs Of Dover
(with Irene Handl)
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A New Fangled Tango
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Silly Boy
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Wings Over Broadstairs
(with Lewis Collins)
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Anyone Who Had A Heart
Wednesday At Eight
[Thames/ITV]; November 29, 1978
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Opening Night
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Brooklyn
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Sometimes When We Touch
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