Parked Left
Opel Kapitän.
Parked in front of the Belfry, left to right
Volkswagen 1200 (Beetle, Type 1), Ford Taunus 12M (P1/G13, Weltkugeltaunus (Globe Taunus)), Mercedes-Benz 220 (W187), Peugeot 403.
Parked in front of the Borse d'Amsterdam, left to right
Volkswagen 1200 (Beetle, Type 1), Renault Dauphine, DKW 3=6, unidentified car.
The British comedy television series "Miss Jones and Son" premiered on 18 April 1977 on ITV (Independent Television). The series, written by Richard Waring and directed by Peter Frazer-Jones and Robert Reed, was produced by Thames Television.
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| Paula Wilcox as Elizabeth Jones |
The main stars are Paula Wilcox as Elizabeth Jones, Christopher Beeny as Geoffrey, Charlotte Mitchell as Mrs. Jones and Norman Bird as Mr. Jones. Twelfe 30-minute episodes were broadcast from April 18 1977 to February 13, 1978. The theme song "Bright Idea" was written by Roger Webb.
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| Paula Wilcox as Elizabeth Jones and Christopher Beeny as Geoffrey |
Synopsis
The series depicts the life of Elizabeth Jones (Paula Wilcox), a woman looking after her baby Rolland 'Rollie' Jones. She gets support from her next-door-neighbour and friend Geoffrey (Christopher Beeny)...
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| Paula Wilcox as Elizabeth Jones |
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| Paula Wilcox as Elizabeth Jones |
Main Cast
Miss Jones and Son opening and Closing Credits
In 1976 the first "Kramikske" comic album, "Grappen Van Kramikske Van De Bakker" ("Gags from Kramikske from the baker") is published by "Het Volk". The gags were drawn by Jean-Pol (Jean-Paul van den Broeck) and written by J. Daniël (Daniël Jansens).
No 1 "Grappen Van Kramikske Van De Bakker"
- black and white
- publisher: Het Volk
- never published in English
- stories by J. Daniël (Daniël Jansens) and drawings by Jean-Pol (Jean-Paul van den Broeck)
- pre-publication in the "Volksmacht"
The main characters are Kramikske, baker Jansens, Miss Welgemoedt, Maxime the cat of Miss Welgemoedt, Bertje, Zulma the goat of Bertje, General Bliksabel, Colonel Pantservuist, Farmer Janus.
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| baker Jansens |
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| Bertje, Zulma and Kramikske |
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| Colonel Pantservuist and Kramikske |
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| Farmer Janus |
The gags were pre-published in the "Volksmacht", the weekly newspaper of the Christian workers' movement in Flanders.
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| General Bliksabel and Colonel Pantservuist |
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| Kramikske |
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| Miss Welgemoedt and Maxime |
Cars
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| Citroën 2CV and Citroën H |
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| Austin/Morris Mini, Citroën DS, Porsche 911 and Renault 8 |
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| Renault 4 |
