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Poster: | sloopjohnrb | Date: | Nov 18, 2005 9:05pm |
Forum: | avgeeks | Subject: | DO DO A "DO", DON'T DO A "DON'T". |
DO DO A "DO", DON'T DO A "DON'T".
I've been searching for this for so long that I now feel I must have dreamed seeing it once on British TV
Thanks for reading.
sloopjohnrb@btinternet.com
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Poster: | A/V Geek Skip | Date: | Nov 27, 2005 4:01am |
Forum: | avgeeks | Subject: | Re: DO DO A 'DO', DON'T DO A 'DON'T'. |
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Poster: | sloopjohnrb | Date: | Nov 30, 2005 3:54am |
Forum: | avgeeks | Subject: | Re: DO DO A 'DO', DON'T DO A 'DON'T'. |
Many thanks for taking the time to reply.
The programme/film was shown on Britsih TV some 6 years ago, on Channel 4, I think.
An excerpt was shown along with the very similar: "How Much Affection" and "Dating Do's And Don'ts".
It was part of a look-back at the mores of yesterday from a sociological point of view.
The "Do do a do, don't do a don't" came as "advice" to a teenage girl who (in the film) was faced with making decisions: should I kiss my boyfriend/should I stay out late-etc.
Then the girl heard a disembodied female voice say: "Do do a do, but don't do a don't.", and thus the teenager made the "right" decision.
The disembodied voice was I think supposed to be that of the girl's mother, but; there was just a suggestion that it might be , also, an angelic voice with a direct command from Heaven.
It was a piece certainly very old-1940's or 1950's, certainly before the Swinging Sixties took hold.
I hope this helps, and thanks again for your time.
Best wishes
JOHN