Mullen, by Ted Kavanagh with Joe Linmane. Dear Me (1951) – With Michael Howard. Script by Ted Kavanagh. Tommy Handley (1952) – The story of Tommy Handley told by a circle of his intimate friends, and illustrated by recorded extracts from his shows. Written by Ted Kavanagh. Melody Milestones (1953) – A musical miscellany of the songs that were hits from 1940 to 1943. Script and research Ted Kavanagh. Hi Neighbours (1953) – Starring Jack Jackson. Scripts by Ted Kavanagh. At Last! The true story of Humphrey Chinstrap (Col. Retd.) (1954) – Script by Ted Kavanagh. NB. some episodes feature additional dialogue by David Croft. My Word (1957) – panellist. TV Selected TV work. Pinwright's Progress (1946–1947) – written by Rodney Hobson; script editor was Ted Kavanagh. The world's first regular half-hour televised sitcom. Such Is Life (1950) – Co-writer. Out of This World: The Adventures of Sir Percy Howsey (1950) – script by Ted Kavanagh and Carey Edwards. What's My Line? (1951) – panellist on quiz show. It's A Small World (1952) – Series. "A strip cartoon by Ted Kavanagh with puppets designed and animated by Sam Williams." Top Town (1954–1956) – "A friendly battle of entertainment". Regular guest judge. Filmography It's That Man Again (1943) – screenplay with Howard Irving Young Time Flies (1944) – screenplay with Howard Irving Young and JOC Orton George in Civvy Street (1946) – George Formby feature. Written by Howard Irving Young, Peter Fraser, Ted Kavanagh, Max Kester and Gale Pedrick. Old Mother Riley Headmistress (1950) – screenplay with John Harlow, from an original story by Jackie Marks and Con West Publications Tommy Handley in Holidayland (London, 1946) Tommy Handley (London, 1949) Colonel Chinstrap (Evans Bros, 1952) Why Die of Heart Disease? (George G Harrap & Co Ltd, 1953) – illustrated by CW Keeping References External links 1892 births 1958 deaths British radio writers New Zealand expatriates in England