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The Navy Lark is a 1959 British comedy film based on The Navy Lark radio series broadcast on the BBC Light Programme. It featured Cecil Parker, Ronald Shiner...
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This is a list of episodes of the BBC Radio comedy The Navy Lark. Also listed are episodes of The TV Lark which replaced The Navy Lark with the same cast of characters, before being replaced itself by the fifth series of The Navy Lark. All episodes were written by Laurie Wyman, except for series 12-15 which were written by Laurie Wyman and George Evans, and produced by Alastair Scott Johnston ...
22. Aug. 2021 · THE WHITTLESEA BAY YACHT REGATTA.When HMS Troutbridge escorts the Admiral to a regatta, Pertwee sees a chance to cash in. Stars Leslie Phillips.
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Original British 11 inch x 17 inch Trade Advertisement from Kinematograph Weekly for the 1959 Gordon Parry Comedy THE NAVY LARK, based on the radio series by Lawrie Wyman and starring Cecil Parker, Ronald Shiner, Leslie Phillips, Elvi Hale, Nicholas Phipps, Harold Kasket, Cardew Robinson, Hattie Jacques and Gordon Jackson. Film version of a popular BBC radio show about the incompetent crew of ...
On the English Channel Island of Boonzey there is a small British Navy base serviced by minesweeper HMS Compton. The task of the vessel and its crew is to sweep the surrounding waters for German magnetic mines leftover from WW2. The task is easy since there are no mines in the local waters. Therefore, the crew spends its time in various ways in order to kill boredom. The skipper, Commander ...
A film version – also called The Navy Lark – was released in 1959. Directed by Gordon Parry, it starred Cecil Parker, Ronald Shiner, Elvi Hale, Leslie Phillips and Nicholas Phipps. The film did not do well, largely because of the absence of Jon Pertwee and Stephen Murray.
The Navy Lark, based on a click BBC radio series is the oldie about a 'forgotten' naval base on an island off the South Coast of Britain. They're having a high old time feathering their nests with ...
