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Host / Compere - Jim Dale (1973) / Ted Rogers (1974)  (all season 15 episodes in colour)
Season 15 (Revival) (ATV/ITV) (1973-74)
Episode Guide compiled by The Classic TV Archive
with contributions by: Tom Alger (USA) [Updated June 2020 TA]
references:
TV Times / Library of Congress (telnet://locis.loc.gov)
Internet Movie Database (https://us.imdb.com)
UCLA Film and Television Archive
Variety magazine (www.varietyultimate.com)
Glasgow Evening Times newspaper (Google news archive)
TV Pop Diaries (https://www.tvpopdiaries.co.uk/)
Ray Langstone

  Playlist -  Sunday Night at The London Palladium

     ATV Colour Network Production for the ITV Network [UK] (28-Oct-1973 to 14-Apr-1974)
Revival of the live Variety show from the Palladium theatre, London.
Compered by Jim Dale (1973) / Ted Rogers (1974)
Featured a public participation game called 'Anything You Can Do'.

15.01 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
28-Oct-1973 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm

15.02 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
04-Nov-73 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm

15.03 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
11-Nov-73 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Compered by: Jim Dale
Guests: Val Doonican, Hope & Keen

15.04 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
18-Nov-73 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
 Compered by: Jim Dale
Guests: Des O'Connor, Joan Regan, Little & Large, Larry Parker

15.05 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM: (Colour)
25-Nov-1973 ITV Sun (repeat 12-Apr-2020 "Talking Pictures" Channel)
(This Edition has been Reconstructed from Video Tapes of Camera Feeds
recorded for the show. Viewers may notice variable Sound Quality on this
episode due to the Age and Condition of the Source Material)
Compered by Jim Dale
Starring (in order of appearance)
Larry Grayson
Paul Anka (sings: Flashback, My Way, Diana, Puppy Love,
Put Your Head on My Shoulder, I'm Just a Lonely Boy, You are my Destiny,
All of a Sudden my Heart Sings)
'Anything You Can Do' (public participation game)
Jim Dale (LaDeDa I love you too much)
The Black Theatre of Prague
Larry Grayson
Rod Hull & Emu
The Tillers Girls / Jack Parnell & his Orchestra / The Mike Sammes Singers
Musical Associate: Sam Harding / Tiller Routine by Barbara Aitken
Special Material by Sid Collin & Dick Vosburgh
Designed by Bill McPherson
Executive Producer: Bill Ward / Produced by Jon Scofield
ATV Colour Production

[--] Pre-empted: ROYAL VARIETY PERFORMANCE:
02-Dec-73 ITV Sun 7:25 to 9:30pm

15.06 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
09-Dec-73 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Compered by: Jim Dale
Guests: Tom Jones, Ted Rogers, The Kaye Sisters

[--] Pre-empted: BARBRA STREISAND AND OTHER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
16-Dec-73 ITV Sun 9-10pm (ITV regions showed Films in the 7:25pm Slot )

15.07 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
23-Dec-73 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Compered by: Jim Dale
Guest: Cliff Richard

15.08 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
30-Dec-73  ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Compered by: Jim Dale
Guest: Sacha Distel
The London Palladium December 1973 part 1
The London Palladium December 1973

15.09 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM: (Colour)
06-Jan-1974 - cancelled (repeat 03-May-2020 "Talking Pictures" Channel)
"Due to a bomb scare on the evening of transmission, this edition was never broadcast. The copy that
exists is an unfinished edit, some graphics are missing and it re-uses some acts from previous editions *"
Compered by: Jim Dale
Starring (in order of appearance)
The Kuban Cossacks
*Cliff Richard (The Eyes of a Child, Take Me High, Sing a Song of Freedom)
'Anything You Can Do' (public participation game)
Bob Monkhouse
Top of the Bill: Engelbert Humperdinck
(When You Smile, Love is all I have to give,
Hits Medley: The Last Waltz, There goes my Everything, Another Time, Another Place,
Lonely is a Man without Love, Winterworld of Love, Spanish Eyes, Please Release Me)
(No Producer credits etc are shown on screen )

[--] SAMMY DAVIS JR. SPECIAL  shown instead. 06-Jan-1974

15.10 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
13-Jan-74 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Top of the Bill: Frankie Vaughan
Leslie Crowther
Nina (Scandanavian singer previously Nina & Frederik)
Keith Harris (ventriloquist)

15.11 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
20-Jan-74 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Guests:
Max Bygraves
Lorna Luft (singer, Judy Garland’s daughter)

15.12 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
27-Jan-74 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Guests:
John Hanson
The Pointer Sisters

15.13 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
03-Feb-74 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Note:
No details in Glasgow Evening Times
or Glasgow Herald.

15.14 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
10-Feb-74 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Guests:
Freddie Starr
John Hanson
Note:
Same guests listed in Glasgow Evening Times.
Trivia:
Freddie Starr began his own ITV series “Ready Freddie Starr” on 16Feb1974.

15.15 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM:
17-Feb-74 ITV Sun 7:25pm
Guests:
The Bachelors
Bob Monkhouse

[--] 24-Feb-74 - pre-empted for movie(s)
—STV - 7.25pm “Some Came Running” (1958)
—Border (same as STV)
—Ulster - 7.30pm “Grand Slam” w/Edward G. Robinson (1967)

15.16 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM
03-Mar-74 ITV Sun 7:25pm
Guests:
Tony Bennett
Dana
Dickie Henderson

15.17 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM
10-Mar-74 ITV Sun 7:25pm
Guest:
Steve Lawrence

15.18 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM
17-Mar-74 ITV Sun 7:25pm
Guest:
Victor Borge, comic pianist

15.19 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM (Colour)
24-Mar-1974 ITV Sun (Mothering Sunday) 7:25-8:20pm (repeat 26-Apr-2020 "Talking Pictures" Channel)
Compered by Ted Rogers
Starring (in order of appearance)
Dougie Squires' Second Generation ( Dance Troupe)
Allan Stewart (Scottish Singer/Comedian)(Only You, Battle Hym of the Republic, Glory Glory Hallelujah)
The New Dollys (US Girl Cycling-Dance Trio)
(now appearing in "Carry on London" at the Victoria Palace, London)
Clodagh Rogers ("I Can See Clearly Now", "All of a Sudden my Heart Sings", "Get it Together")
Dougie Squires' Second Generation ( Dance Troupe)
Top of the Bill: Mike & Bernie Winters
*
Jack Parnell & his Orchestra / Musical Associate Sam Harding
The Mike Sammes Singers / Introduced by David Hamilton (voice only /not in vision)
Choreography: Dougie Squires / Special Material by Wally Malston / Designed by Bill McPherson
Produced by Albert Locke / Directed by John Pullen
ATV Colour Production

15.20 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM
31-Mar-74 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Guests:
Arthur Askey
Spike Milligan
Tony Christie
Judith Durham
The Hottest Band in Town

15.21 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM
07-Apr-74 ITV Sun 7:25-8:20pm
Guest:
Val Doonican

15.22 [--] SUNDAY NIGHT AT THE LONDON PALLADIUM (Colour) [Final Episode]
14-Apr-1974 ITV Easter Sunday 7:25-8:20pm (repeat 19-Apr-2020 "Talking Pictures" Channel)
Compered by Ted Rogers
Starring (in order of appearance)
Dougie Squires' Second Generation ( Dance Troupe)
The Drifters (Come on Over to My Place 1965, Like Sister & Brother 1973,
Save the last Dance for Me 1960 Ben E King)
Nino Frediani (Juggler)
(now appearing at Churchill's Night Club, New Bond Street, London
Penny Lane (That's when the Music take Me-Neil Sedaka Hit, I'm Gonna be Strong-Gene Pitney Hit)
Dougie Squires' Second Generation ( Dance Troupe)
Top of the Bill: Sacha Distel (My Name is Michael, That's the Way it Goes, Love Music)
*
Jack Parnell & his Orchestra / Musical Associate Sam Harding
The Mike Sammes Singers / Introduced by David Hamilton (voice only)
Choreography: Dougie Squires / Written by Wally Malston / Designed by Norman Smith
Produced by Albert Locke / Directed by John Pullen
ATV Colour Production

Note: There have been various "Revivals" since 1974  -  these will be added to the guide in due course

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