Six Shades of Black explained

Six Shades of Black was a six-part television drama series, written and produced by Peter Wildeblood under the auspices of Granada TV. It aired between April and June 1965.

Episodes

Episode	Starring	Director	Broadcast
The Good Woman of Chester Square^[1]	Pamela Brown, Fredric Abbott, Campbell Singer, Thorley Walters, Sheila Raynor	Herbert Wise	30 April 1965
A Touch of Uplift ^[2]	Bill Fraser, Elizabeth Ashley, Jack May	Herbert Wise	7 May 1965
The Finer Things in Life ^[3]	Richard O'Sullivan, Ursula Howells	Stuart Latham	14 May 1965
A Loving Disposition^[4]	Nyree Dawn Porter, Rosemary Frankau, David Langton, Henry McGee, Frank Thornton	Gordon Flemyng	21 May 1965
The Kindest Thing to Do^[5]	Robin Phillips, Faith Brook, David Langton, Peter Thompson	David Boisseau	29 May 1965
There is a Happy Land…^[6]	Penelope Keith, Pamela Brown, Robin Phillips, Fredric Abbott, Edward Dentith, Reg Pritchard	David Boisseau	5 June 1965

Notes and References

1. ”First shade merely interesting”, Bill Edmund, The Stage, 6 May 1965
2. The Stage, 5 May 1965 (p.15)
3. The Stage, 08 April 1965 (p.11)
4. ”Stylish and Played with Magnificent Seriousness”, Marjorie Norris, The Stage, 27 May 1965 (p.12)
5. The Stage, 22 April 1965 (p.9)
6. The Stage, 27 May 1965 (p.9)