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	Russell Harty Plus - Nostalgia Central
		The Who drummer Keith Moon stripped down to his Y-fronts (but Keith was rarely constrained!); singer Grace Jones slapped Russell around the head, accusing him of ignoring her; and one famous American woman guest taken short before the start of the show relieved herself in an ice-bucket rather than rush to the loo.
		Russell received the usual fan mail and such comments as "If I ever see you in the street, Mr Smarty Harty, I'll smack your irregular teeth down your throat".
		Russell Harty once said he thought his shows were the closest thing to Horlicks.
	www.nostalgiacentral.com /tv/variety/russellhartyplus.htm (279 words)

	Russell Harty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 1983, Harty moved to the BBC with an early evening celebrity chatshow, which gained some notoriety when he was attacked by Grace Jones on live TV.
		Harty began working on a new series Russell Harty's Grand Tour for the BBC in 1987; one of the few interviews completed before his death was with Salvador Dali.
		Russell Harty was a good friend of the playwright Alan Bennett, who talks about him and his family, in relation with Bennett's own family, in the episode "Written on the Body", taken from his semi-biography "Untold Stories".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Russell_Harty (245 words)

	Tribute to Russell Harty, memorial \| Lasting tribute
		Frederic Russell Harty was born in Blackburn, Lancashire on 5 September 1934 â“ his family were hard-working and successful greengrocers.
		He began making Russell Hartyâs Grand Tour for the BBC in 1987 and at the same time was presenting Start the Week on BBC radio and writing a weekly column for The Sunday Times.
		Mr Harty was adored by the public and by his wide circle of loyal friends who cherished his outrageous and self-deprecatory humour.
	www.lastingtribute.co.uk /tribute/harty/2561749 (520 words)

	HPR1.com / Music (Site not responding. Last check: )
		From there, Russell hopped aboard the bluegrass unlimited in the early '80s touring with the genre-stretching New Grass Revival, an avant garde group that found respect 15 years later with a whole crop of young listeners in the bluegrass/jam genre.
		Harty humbly explained his life wouldn't be embellished by leaving, but there are more opportunities in a larger pond.
		Harty decided to climb from the broken comb and formed a group with local keyboardist, Chris Gould, called Mr.
	www.hpr1.com /archives/mar0404/music.htm (2054 words)

	Whatever happened to Russell Harty? in The AnswerBank: Society & Culture: People & Places
		Harty was one of the great TV chat show hosts - yet will probably be remembered best for being attacked by an ill-mannered singer.
		Born Fredric Russell Harty in Blackburn, Lancashire, on 5 September, 1934, son of a fruit and vegetable wholesaler.
		Harty wrote a weekly column for The Sunday Times and in September, 1987, became the presenter of Radio 4's still-acclaimed Start the Week.
	www.theanswerbank.co.uk /Article1184.html (416 words)

	Russell Harty
		It seems foolish to say that at a low profile basketball program like King, Harty may not have garnered as much attention as he should have and other Chicago Public League standouts have at higher profile schools, but that may be the case.
		Harty after a recent victory over Kenwood Academy, a game in which Harty hit on a triple-double(19 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists).
		Although we have not seen a lot of Russell Harty and Golden Head during their playing days at King, coming to an end for both of them after this school year, we know they will be going on to good colleges and perhaps fine playing careers.
	websportschicago.com /id431.htm (649 words)

	screenonline: Ken Russell on Television
		And yet Russell has said on more than one occasion that he ranks his best television work at least as high as his feature films, if not higher.
		He certainly seems to have derived more pleasure from the film-making process, observing that it's far easier to be spontaneously creative with a tiny crew.
		turned Russell into one of television's tiny handful of behind-the-camera stars and appeared to act as the launching-pad for his feature film career.
	www.screenonline.org.uk /tv/id/1030140 (883 words)

	Gay For Today: Russell Harty
		Frederic Russell Harty was an English television presenter with a distinctly camp turn of phrase; his name has been used as Cockney rhyming slang for party.
		In 1983, Harty moved to the BBC with an early evening celebrity chatshow, which gained some notoriety when he was smacked in the face by Grace Jones on live TV.
		Russell Harty was a good friend of the playwright Alan Bennett, who talks about him and his family, in relation with Bennett's own family, in the episode "Written on the Body", taken from his semi-biography Untold Stories.
	gayfortoday.blogspot.com /2007/09/russell-harty.html (1039 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Jones slap tops TV chat show poll
		Grace Jones slapping Russell Harty live on air in 1981 has been named the most shocking TV chat show moment of all time in a survey of 2,000 TV viewers.
		Harty was shocked at being slapped live on TV Headline-hitting Tom Cruise was next for his interview on Oprah Winfrey's show, when he jumped on the sofa in his enthusiasm to express his love for his girlfriend Katie Holmes.
		Grace Jones slapped Russell Harty across the face after the presenter turned his back on her to speak to the other guests on the programme.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/4637648.stm (522 words)

	virtual north bank > Ian Harty / Ian Russell
		I see St.Johnstone are being linked with a Â£10k move for him since their deal for Ian Harty has been knocked back by the man himself.
		Isn't it a great pity that talent like Russell can be snapped up for as little as Â£10k from right under our noses across the water.
		The boy Russell that came on showed a bit more promise that any of players we had on show up front.
	www.blackandwhitearmy.com /forums/lofiversion/index.php/t6865.html (1631 words)

	The Kids Are Alright - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Townshend then took the acoustic guitar Smothers was holding and smashed it to bits on the ground.
		Clips of a 1973 interview from London Weekend Television's Russell Harty Plus appear six times throughout the film.
		While Harty delves into the background of the members' lives, Moon again steals the show as he rips a sleeve off himself, Townshend and, finally, Harty during the conversation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Kids_Are_Alright (1354 words)

	LAMARABA: Brett Smiley on Russell Harty - Space Ace - Oct. 1974
		Brett Smiley on Russell Harty - Space Ace - Oct. 1974
		Brett Smiley on Russell Harty - Space Ace - Oct. 1...
		All albums are up for a limited time and are for sampling purposes only, not with the intention for profit or to violate copyright.
	lamaraba.blogspot.com /2008/04/brett-smiley-on-russell-harty-space-ace.html (177 words)

	Russell Harty
		English presenter whose relaxed and deadpan style made him one of Britain's leading chat show hosts of the 1970s and 1980s.
		His chat shows for London Weekend Television (LWT) include Russell Harty (1972â“74), Russell Harty Plus One (1973â“74), and Russell Harty (1974â“79).
		His chat shows for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) include Russell Harty (1980â“82), Harty (1983â“84), and Harty Goes To Hollywood.
	www.thehistorychannel.co.uk /site/encyclopedia/article_show/Harty_Russell_19341988/m0089566.html?from=hotlink (324 words)

	Busker
		Three days before she arrived, Erica let me know that she'd met Edna O'Brien at some States-side function who had invited her for a cosy literary lioness power-chat on the Russell Harty Show, a direct rival of Parkinson much as I imagine Leno and Letterman often need to spar over choice guests.
		If Edna wanted to talk to Erica (and the Harty production team were hazier than I was over what was going on!), she could do so after I had delivered my author to Parkinson as agreed - a fact perfectly well known to the Harty crowd.
		My compromise was this: I already had Erica booked to appear on Granada TV as part of the Manchester leg of her nationwide tour, so I called up the producer and offered Edna as well and asked what chance there was of trimming other guests' spots to give my ladies maximum chat time.
	kirklea.blogspot.com /2005/04/letterman-or-lenobook-publicity-101a.html (2056 words)

	ABBA on TV (Site not responding. Last check: )
		One of the awards was voted by readers of "The Sun" newspaper and ABBA won (probably best group on TV in 1977 or something similar).
		The late TV presenter Russell Harty (who interviewed Björn and Tim Rice re: Chess in 1984) went to Stockholm and was seen outside Glen Studios.
		Russell spoke to the camera and said something like, "Inside ABBA are recording their latest hit and I'm about to go in and surprise them with their award."
	www.abbaontv.com /1978/description-unknown.html (239 words)

	Upstairs, Downstairs - Documentaries
		Harty is Harty, as only he could be, but was never a person whose talent I could appreciate.
		Gareth Hunt comes off worst as Harty charges blindly forward and presses him on his theatrical family background which he is obviously reluctant to promote.
		As a record of the cast as they were (exactly half of those appearing are now dead, including Harty), this programme is an interesting experience (to hear Jackie Tong's real-life posh accent, if nothing else!) but it could have been far better with a different presenter and a longer running time.
	www.updown.org.uk /epguide/docs/Do.htm (2504 words)

	The Russell Harty Show - November 27 1975
		Russell Harty:His admirers called him a prophet, a demi-god, and a superman.
		His critics said he was simply a hoaxer and a charlatan.
		I see you still have a keen sense of rumor, Russell.
	www.teenagewildlife.com /Appearances/Television/1975/1127/harty (3054 words)

	Wilmington College Athletics
		O 1-G W04 Tim Harty rush for 2 yards to the WILM2 (Mark Lane).
		O 2-6 W43 Tim Harty rush for 3 yards to the WILM40 (Elliott Ward).
		O 1-10 O31 Tim Harty rush for 5 yards to the OTT36 (Jeff Jenkins;Mark Lane), PENALTY OTT holding 12 yards to the OTT24.
	www.wilmington.edu /fffootballbox092703.htm (4322 words)

	Legal Protections for Same-Sex Unions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Had O’Neill and Harty been married, the cottage would have been community property, and Harty’s family would have been powerless to push O’Neill onto the street.
		Article 17 grants to everyone “the right to own property alone as well as in association with others.” Moreover, one of the corollaries of property rights is the right to determine who will inherit one’s property after death.
		Had Russell Harty either granted his partner joint ownership of the home or designated O’Neill as the beneficiary of his will, Harty’s family would not have been able to throw O’Neill out.
	students.washington.edu /rbelgau/phil338.htm (3511 words)

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		Lastly we have Bowie's appearance on the Russell Harty show in January 1973.
		Although the TV company wiped the original recording of this classic show they still have a Russell Harty Christmas Special show that includes an interview clip and the complete Drive In Saturday.
		Copies of this tape have been available to collectors for a number of years now, but the majority have tracking problems halfway through Drive In Saturday (which was done on purpose by the person who let it out).
	members.lycos.co.uk /bowiestuff/ziggytv.htm (527 words)

	YouTube - The Who on the Russell Harty Plus Show
		Russell Harty deserved the ribbing for not being cool, he was condensending jerk.
		The last thing you hear at the end from Keith is 'Oh so smooth' to Russell..
		The impression you get looking back at this is that at least this band had a sense of humour and that I feel is sadly lacking in todays music scene.
	uk.youtube.com /watch?v=zVRxlDd0I0Q (416 words)

	BBC - Cult - Classic TV - The Kenny Everett Television Show
		A running gag on the show featured Lionel Blair being whipped in a dungeon.
		Everett once alarmed Russell Harty on his live chat show by starting an obscene poem beginning "The boy stood in the chip shop/Eating red hot scallops..." And then stopping.
		In the last seconds of the show he continued: "One fell down his trouser leg...
	www.bbc.co.uk /cult/ilove/tv/kennyeverett/trivia.shtml (443 words)

	Sounds interview, Jan 1979
		L to R: Nicholas Parsons, Russell Harty, Bruce Forsyth, Hughie Green.
		By December last year Nick had found out enough to bring 1,500 copies of the superior second single for under £500 (prices broken down on the sleeve) which is an object lesson in independence.
		Of the original line-up only drummer Russell Harty, who prefers working in a gun shop to interviewing these days, is still with him (the others are in the 'O'-Levels).
	www.televisionpersonalities.co.uk /reviews/sounds.htm (1447 words)

	76(R) HR 165 Enrolled version - Bill Text (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Russell graduated 1-6 from East Texas State Teacher's College and served his nation with 1-7 distinction during World War II as a member of the U.S. Army Air 1-8 Corps; and 1-9 WHEREAS, Mr.
		Russell was an active member of the First United 1-21 Methodist Church in DeKalb, where he participated in the Methodist 1-22 Men's Sunday School Class, and he also devoted his time and energy 1-23 to the Western Bowie County Retired Teachers; and 1-24 WHEREAS, The many individuals who were privileged to know 2-1 Mr.
		Telford _______________________________ Speaker of the House I certify that H.R. No. 165 was unanimously adopted by a rising vote of the House on April 8, 1999.
	www.capitol.state.tx.us /tlo/76R/billtext/HR00165F.HTM (148 words)

	Untitled Document
		They certainly wouldn't be able to hear her tell Tom, that yesterday she'd been back to London to do another television programme with that Mr.
		Harty and, when they'd finished, there were some sandwiches left over in the hospitality room, so she'd wrapped them up in some tin foil and brought them back for the cat's tea.
		As they say in our part of Lancashire, "you were one of your own, Helen".
	www.helenbradley.co.uk /exhibitions/lon81_dts.htm (802 words)

	Growing old gracefully
		When that album was released, in April 1973, it went straight to No1 and joined four other Bowie albums in the Top 40 - a level of chart- domination previously managed only by Elvis, and never equalled since.
		Just before the album was released, Bowie chose to unveil his latest single, Drive-In Saturday, on the talk show Russell Harty Plus.
		First, he arrived wearing an outfit that out-glammed anything he had previously worn: shaven eyebrows, a jacket with lapels that must have been a foot wide, stockings - the whole shebang topped off with a single earring of Bet Lynchian dimensions.
	www.bowiewonderworld.com /press/00/030831times2.htm (1925 words)

	Bowie Golden Years : Russell Harty
		Russell Harty: His admirers called him a prophet, a demi-god, and a superman.
		RH: The last time we met on the air you were sitting in this studio at this side and you had a very elegant earring hanging from either your left or right ear, I can't remember.
		DB: How are you Russell, it's nice to see you.
	members.ol.com.au /rgriffin/GoldenYears/751128RH.html (3098 words)

	The Ziggy Stardust Companion: The Russell Harty Plus Show - 17 January 1973
		This TV show was billed as a London Weekend "Pop" special and also featured performances by Elton John, Georgie Fame and Alan Price.
		Bowie and The Spiders From Mars performed "My Death" (Bowie on solo guitar) and "Drive In Saturday" (Bowie and the Spiders From Mars) and Bowie was later interviewed solo by Russell Harty.
		The following article provides an in-depth look at the recording of this TV show and the Aladdin Sane (1973) album "Goodbye Ziggy...and a big hello to Aladdin Sane" (January 1973).
	www.5years.com /rhps.htm (153 words)

	UK-Fusion
		Russell Harty, a yesteryear cross between Dale Winton and Tony Wilson, is struggling.
		Unfortunately for him, the band are in irreverent mood.
		As Harty increasingly desperately encourages band mates Daltrey, Entwhistle and Townshend to open up, Moon starts to reveal rather more than his host wants, by performing an impromptu strip.
	www.uk-fusion.com /content/view/82 (342 words)

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