A4 This is Your Life, Gold Embossed Memory Album, Scrapbook, Photo, Keepsake, Red Hardback (A4 (210x297mm))

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One of the most popular programmes on British television, covering five decades of broadcasting and producing over eleven hundred editions.

David Butler was 17 when he became the youngest ever subject of This Is Your Life (episode aired 5 March 1962). [14] He was surprised by Eamonn Andrews in the headmaster's study of Hemel Hempstead Grammar School. Butler lost both his legs and a hand when, aged 11, he found an unexploded bomb on Ivinghoe Beacon. Barker, Ronnie. It's Hello From Him. Hodder & Stoughton Ltd; First edition (1 November 1988). ISBN 978-0450488719Get their friends to write notes of their memories or just short letters to wish them a happy birthday The British version of This Is Your Life was launched in 1955 by BBC Television. It was initially broadcast monthly, then fortnightly, before becoming a regular weekly fixture in the television schedules by its third series. It ran on BBC Television for nine years before being axed in 1964. Memorial,Your life was a blessing, Memorial Christmas Ornament, Memorial Ornament, In Memory, Merry Christmas, Christmas in Heaven Davison, Peter. 'Is There Life Outside The Box?' John Blake Publishing Ltd (6 October 2016). ISBN 978-1786061126

The programme was broadcast in colour for the first time, and a new design of the book was introduced for the new series. Lynn Redgrave, in December 1996, was caught while taking her bow in her one-woman show on stage at the Haymarket Theatre, the only time the Redgrave family was seen together on stage at the same time. Bob Hope and Dudley Moore have been the only subjects of two-part editions of the programme, in 1970 and 1987 respectively. Both were broadcast over two weeks.A selection of the photograph albums produced by the BBC between 1955 and 1964, with examples of their contents, including guest lists, production details and a specially written tribute A 'book' was first used on the American version of the programme, which launched on US television in 1952. And he was still boxing - at the age of 22 in 1944 at the National Stadium in Dublin, Eamonn entered the Irish Junior middleweight title – and won. But not before he had commentated on the other semi-final! Press speculation about the future of This Is Your Life began almost immediately. The television industry and viewers believed that no one could replace Eamonn and that the show would die with him. Time proved otherwise. The Eamonn Andrews Show often frightened me. Many critics said it frightened them, too. But the fact is it would have run for many years had the ITA not changed the style of contracts so that ABC died. Thames Television was born, and I became a weekday man instead of a weekend one."