1969, Fashion: Vogue 15 March (Volume 153, No6, USA)

Paris: the editor’s report on the spirit, charge, and languor in the Spring Collections. PARIS this sets the whole tempo...

Courrèges

Courrèges

Dior / Saint Laurent

Ektor / Cardin

Grès

Ungaro

Patou

Ungaro

Saint Laurent

Dior

Cardin

Dior

Givenchy

Lanvin / Ricci / Venet

Saint Laurent / Grès

1968, Television: The Champions

The first episode of the British science fiction spy television series "The Champions" was broadcast on 25 September 1968 on ATV Midlands. The series, created by Dennis Spooner, was produced by Monty Berman for ITC Entertainment. The main roles were played by Stuart Damon, Alexandra Bastedo, William Gaunt and Anthony Nicholls. A total of thirty 50-minutes episodes were produced. The theme music was composed by Tony Hatch.

Alexandra Bastedo as Sharron Macready, Stuart Damon as Craig Stirling
and William Gaunt as Richard Barrett

Alexandra Bastedo as Sharron Macready

Stuart Damon as Craig Stirling

William Gaunt as Richard Barrett

Synopsis
Agents Craig Stirling (Stuart Damon), Sharron Macready (Alexandra Bastedo), and Richard Barrett (William Gaunt) work for a United Nations law enforcement organisation called Nemesis, based in Geneva. Barrett is a codebreaker, Stirling a pilot, and Macready a scientist and doctor.

In the first episode, the team is escaping by air following a spying mission in China. Their stolen aircraft, damaged by gunfire during the getaway, crashes in the Himalayas. They are rescued by the inhabitants of Shangri-La, an advanced civilisation living in secret in the mountains of Tibet. From Shangri-La, they receive enhanced abilities, including extrasensory powers that allow them to communicate telepathically and to foresee future events...

Anthony Nicholls as W.L. Tremayne

William Gaunt as Richard Barrett, Stuart Damon as Craig Stirling and
Alexandra Bastedo as Sharron Macready

Main Cast

• Stuart Damon as Craig Stirling
• Alexandra Bastedo as Sharron Macready
• William Gaunt as Richard Barrett
• Anthony Nicholls as W.L. Tremayne.
• The list of guest stars includes Burt Kwouk, Peter Wyngarde, Basil Dignam, Anton Rodgers, Imogen Hassall, Allan Cuthbertson, Michael Gough, Peter Arne, Steven Berkoff, Julian Glover, Gerald Harper, John Woodvine, John Carson, Jennie Linden, Donald Sutherland, Colin Blakely, Patricia Haines, Bernard Lee, Philip Madoc, Jeremy Brett, Gabrielle Drake, David Langton, William Franklyn, and Paul Eddington, among others.

Opening and closing credits episode 1

1967, Cars: Opel Range

Opel Kadett B

• Kadett 1100, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 44 bhp (DIN) / 33 kW, 130 km/h
• Kadett 1100 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 54 bhp (DIN) / 40,5 kW, 138 km/h
• Kadett 1100 SR, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 140 km/h
• Kadett 1700 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 153 km/h
• Kadett L 1100, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 44 bhp (DIN) / 33 kW, 130 km/h
• Kadett L 1100 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 54 bhp (DIN) / 40,5 kW, 135 km/h
• Kadett L 1100 SR, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 140 km/h
• Kadett L 1700 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 153 km/h
• Kadett LS 1100, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 44 bhp (DIN) / 33 kW, 130 km/h
• Kadett LS 1100 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 54 bhp (DIN) / 40,5 kW, 135 km/h
• Kadett LS 1100 SR, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 140 km/h
• Kadett LS 1700 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 153 km/h
• Kadett 1100, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 44 bhp (DIN) / 33 kW, 130 km/h
• Kadett 1100 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 54 bhp (DIN) / 40,5 kW, 140 km/h
• Kadett 1100 SR, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 145 km/h
• Kadett 1700 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 158 km/h
• Kadett LS 1100, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 44 bhp (DIN) / 33 kW, 130 km/h
• Kadett LS 1100 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 54 bhp (DIN) / 40,5 kW, 140 km/h
• Kadett LS 1100 SR, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 145 km/h
• Kadett LS 1700 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 158 km/h
• Kadett Rallye 1100 SR, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 148 km/h
• Kadett Rallye 1900 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 168 km/h
• Kadett Rallye LS 1100 SR, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 148 km/h
• Kadett Rallye LS 1900 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 168 km/h
• Kadett Caravan 1100, Estate, 3-door, L4, 1078 cc, 44 bhp (DIN) / 33 kW, 130 km/h
• Kadett Caravan 1100 S, Estate, 3-door, L4, 1078 cc, 54 bhp (DIN) / 40,5 kW, 138 km/h
• Kadett Caravan 1100 SR, Estate, 3-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 140 km/h
• Kadett Caravan L 1100, Estate, 3-door, L4, 1078 cc, 44 bhp (DIN) / 33 kW, 130 km/h
• Kadett Caravan L 1100 S, Estate, 3-door, L4, 1078 cc, 54 bhp (DIN) / 40,5 kW, 138 km/h
• Kadett Caravan L 1100 SR, Estate, 3-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 140 km/h

Kadett 1100 2-door Saloon

Kadett L 1100 4-door Saloon

Kadett LS 1100 2-door Saloon

Kadett Rallye 1900 S 2-door Coupé

Kadett Rallye LS 1100 SR 2-door Coupé

Kadett Caravan 1100 S 3-door Estate

Opel Olympia A

• Olympia 1100 SR, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 140 km/h
• Olympia 1700 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 153 km/h
• Olympia 1100 SR, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1078 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 145 km/h
• Olympia 1700 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 158 km/h

Olympia 1700 S 4-door Saloon

Olympia 1700 S 2-door Coupé

Opel Rekord C

• Rekord 1500, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1492 cc, 57 bhp (DIN) / 42,7 kW, 133 km/h
• Rekord 1700, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 136 km/h
• Rekord 1700 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 148 km/h
• Rekord 1900 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 160 km/h
• Rekord L 1700, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 136 km/h
• Rekord L 1700 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 148 km/h
• Rekord L 1900 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 160 km/h
• Rekord Sprint, Saloon, 2/4-door, L4, 1897 cc, 105 bhp (DIN) / 78 kW, 170 km/h
• Rekord L 2200, Saloon, 2/4-door, L6, 2239 cc, 94 bhp (DIN) / 70 kW, 163 km/h
• Rekord 1700 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 153 km/h
• Rekord 1900 S, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 165 km/h
• Rekord Sprint, Coupé, 2-door, L4, 1897 cc, 105 bhp (DIN) / 78 kW, 173 km/h
• Rekord 2200, Coupé, 2-door, L6, 2239 cc, 94 bhp (DIN) / 70 kW, 162 km/h
• Rekord Caravan 1500, Estate, 3/5-door, L4, 1492 cc, 57 bhp (DIN) / 42,7 kW, 133 km/h
• Rekord Caravan 1700, Estate, 3/5-door, L4, 1698 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 136 km/h
• Rekord Caravan 1700 S, Estate, 3/5-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 148 km/h
• Rekord Caravan 1900 S, Estate, 3/5-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 160 km/h
• Rekord Caravan 2200, Estate, 3/5-door, L6, 2239 cc, 94 bhp (DIN) / 70 kW, 163 km/h
• Rekord Caravan L 1700, Estate, 3/5-door, L4, 1698 cc, 59 bhp (DIN) / 44 kW, 136 km/h
• Rekord Caravan L 1700 S, Estate, 3/5-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 148 km/h
• Rekord Caravan L 1900 S, Estate, 3/5-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 160 km/h
• Rekord Caravan L 2200, Estate, 3/5-door, L6, 2239 cc, 94 bhp (DIN) / 70 kW, 163 km/h
• Rekord 1700 S, Cabriolet Deutsch, 2-door, L4, 1698 cc, 74 bhp (DIN) / 55 kW, 150 km/h
• Rekord 1900 S, Cabriolet Deutsch, 2-door, L4, 1897 cc, 89 bhp (DIN) / 66 kW, 160 km/h

Note: The Rekord Caravan was also available as a panel delivery van

Rekord L 1700, 2-door Saloon

Rekord L 1900 S 4-door Saloon

Rekord Sprint 2-door Coupé

Rekord 1700 S 2-door Cabriolet Deutsch

Rekord Caravan L 1900 S 5-door Estate

Rekord panel delivery van

Opel Commodore A

• Commodore 2200, Saloon, 2/4-door, L6, 2239 cc, 94 bhp (DIN) / 70 kW, 163 km/h
• Commodore 2500 S, Saloon, 2/4-door, L6, 2490 cc, 113 bhp (DIN) / 84,5 kW, 170 km/h
• Commodore GS, Saloon, 2/4-door, L6, 2490 cc, 128 bhp (DIN) / 95,5 kW, 182 km/h
• Commodore 2200, Coupé, 2-door, L6, 2239 cc, 94 bhp (DIN) / 70 kW, 167 km/h
• Commodore 2500 S, Coupé, 2-door, L6, 2490 cc, 113 bhp (DIN) / 84,5 kW, 175 km/h
• Commodore GS, Coupé, 2-door, L6, 2490 cc, 128 bhp (DIN) / 95,5 kW, 185 km/h

Commodore 2200 4-door Saloon

Commodore GS 2-door Coupé

Opel Kapitän A

• Kapitän 2800 S, Saloon, 4-door, L6, 2784 cc, 123 bhp (DIN) / 92 kW, 170 km/h
• Kapitän 2800 HL, Saloon, 4-door, L6, 2784 cc, 138 bhp (DIN) / 103 kW, 180 km/h
• Kapitän V8, Saloon, 4-door, V8, 4638 cc, 188 bhp (DIN) / 140 kW, 200 km/h

Kapitän 2800 S 4-door Saloon

Opel Admiral A

• Admiral 2800 S, Saloon, 4-door, L6, 2784 cc, 123 bhp (DIN) / 92 kW, 170 km/h
• Admiral 2800 HL, Saloon, 4-door, L6, 2784 cc, 138 bhp (DIN) / 103 kW, 180 km/h
• Admiral V8, Saloon, 4-door, V8, 4638 cc, 188 bhp (DIN) / 140 kW, 200 km/h

Admiral 2800 S 4-door Saloon

Opel Diplomat A

• Diplomat V8 4.6, Saloon, 4-door, V8, 4638 cc, 188 bhp (DIN) / 140 kW, 200 km/h
• Diplomat V8 5.4, Saloon, 4-door, V8, 5354 cc, 227 bhp (DIN) / 169 kW, 206 km/h
• Diplomat V8, Coupé, 2-door, V8, 5354 cc, 227 bhp (DIN) / 169 kW, 210 km/h

Diplomat V8 4-door Saloon

Diplomat V8 2-door Coupé

Opel Blitz B

• Blitz 1,7t / 1,9t, pickup / van / minibus, L4,  1698 cc, 70 bhp (DIN) / 51 kW
• Blitz 2,1t / 2,4t, pickup / van / minibus, L6,  2490 cc, 80 bhp (DIN) / 59 kW

Blitz Minibus

Blitz Van

1966, Film: Carry on screaming

"Carry On Screaming!", a British horror comedy, premiered on 16 August 1966. A parody of the Hammer horror films, it was directed by Gerald Thomas and written by Talbot Rothwell. The music was composed by Eric Rogers, with the title song performed by Ray Pilgrim.

Carry On Screaming! poster

Harry H. Corbett as Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung

Kenneth Williams as Dr. Orlando Watt

The film was the twelfth in the Carry On series, which ran from 1958 to 1992 and comprised 31 films. It featured regular cast members Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Bernard Bresslaw and Peter Butterworth. Additional roles were played by Harry H. Corbett, Fenella Fielding, Angela Douglas and Jon Pertwee.

Peter Butterworth as Detective Constable Slobotham

Jim Dale as Albert Potter

Fenella Fielding as Valeria Watt

Synopsis
In Hocombe Woods, Doris Mann (Angela Douglas) and Albert Potter (Jim Dale) are courting. When Albert searches the woods for a peeping Tom, Doris is abducted by a monster named Oddbod (Tom Clegg), who leaves behind a severed finger. Albert discovers the finger and rushes to the police station to report the incident to Detective Constable Slobotham (Peter Butterworth), who in turn informs his superior, Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung (Harry H. Corbett), who has been investigating similar disappearances in the same area.

While searching the woods, the policemen stumble upon the Bide-A-Wee Rest Home and are shown into the sitting room by the butler, Sockett (Bernard Bresslaw). Sockett alerts Valeria Watt (Fenella Fielding), the mistress of the house, to the men's presence. She, in turn, awakens her electrically charged brother, Dr. Orlando Watt (Kenneth Williams)...

Tom Clegg as Oddbod and Billy Cornelius as Oddbod Junior

Joan Sims as Emily Bung

Charles Hawtrey as Dan Dann

Angela Douglas as Doris Mann

Main cast

• Harry H. Corbett as Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung
• Kenneth Williams as Dr. Orlando Watt
• Peter Butterworth as Detective Constable Slobotham
• Jim Dale as Albert Potter
• Fenella Fielding as Valeria Watt
• Tom Clegg as Oddbod
• Bernard Bresslaw as Sockett
• Billy Cornelius as Oddbod Junior
• Joan Sims as Emily Bung
• Charles Hawtrey as Dan Dann
• Angela Douglas as Doris Mann
• Jon Pertwee as Doctor Fettle
• Michael Ward as Mr Vivian
• Norman Mitchell as Cabby
• Frank Thornton as Mr Jones
• Anthony Sagar as Policeman

Jon Pertwee as Doctor Fettle

Bernard Bresslaw as Sockett

Frank Thornton as Mr Jones and Anthony Sagar as Policeman

Trivia

• Harry H. Corbett replaced regular cast member Sid James, who was committed to appearing in a pantomime at the time.
• The electric car driven by Detective Sergeant Sidney Bung is a 1904 Brushmobile — only six of these vehicles were ever made.
• The exterior scenes were filmed in Windsor, Berkshire, and Fulmer, Buckinghamshire, while the interior scenes were shot at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire.

Trailer