
Series · Drama
Armchair Theatre (1956)Season 9
Armchair Theatre is a British television drama anthology series of single plays that ran on the ITV network from 1956 to 1974. It was originally produced by Associated British Corporation, and later by Thames Television from mid-1968.
- Creator
- Sydney Newman
- Writers
- Terence Feely, Donald Churchill, Monica Menell
- Network
- ITV1
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Language
- English
- First aired
- July 8, 1956
- Status
- Ended
Cast
Harry H. CorbettP. Panghurst Shippers (The Bird)
Donald ChurchillHarry
Neil McCallumKarl Schling
Rupert DaviesBanham
Ann LynnClaire Williams
Peter BowlesDermot Llewelyn
Billie WhitelawGloria
Colin BlakelyWalter Edge
Norman RossingtonSydney Martin
Alfred BurkeBaron Sterne
Mary PeachRegina
Peter ButterworthAlbert Price
Adrienne CorriPeggy Banham
Donald PleasencePresident of the USA
Ronald LewisOswald- Madge RyanMrs. Schwartz
Gretchen FranklinEdie Tidy
Ronald LaceyTom
Rosemary LeachAmy
Paul RogersCharles Josse
Episodes
0/21 watched- Episode 1: The Trial of Doctor Fancy1 h · Sep 13, 1964
- Episode 2: The Cherry on the Top1 h · Sep 27, 1964
- Episode 3: Something To Declare1 h · Oct 4, 1964
- Episode 4: Old Soldiers1 h · Oct 18, 1964
- Episode 5: They Throw It At You1 h · Oct 25, 1964
- Episode 6: The Importance of Being Ernest1 h · Nov 15, 1964
- Episode 7: The Girl in the Picture1 h · Nov 29, 1964
- Episode 8: Sally1 h · Dec 6, 1964
- Episode 9: The Hothouse1 h · Dec 13, 1964
- Episode 10: I've Got a System1 h · Jan 3, 1965
- Episode 11: The Gaming Book1 h · Jan 10, 1965
- Episode 12: Putty Metal1 h · Jan 24, 1965
- Episode 13: The Lady with the Albatross1 h · Feb 14, 1965
- Episode 14: The Vanishing Trick1 h · Feb 28, 1965
- Episode 15: Keys of the Cafe1 h · Mar 7, 1965
- Episode 16: I Took My Little World Away1 h · Mar 14, 1965
- Episode 17: A Fearful Thing1 h · Mar 15, 1965
- Episode 18: A Voice in the SkyMar 21, 1965
- Episode 19: I Loved You Last SummerApr 4, 1965
- Episode 20: The Man Who Came to DieApr 18, 1965
- Episode 21: The IncidentApr 25, 1965




