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S4 · E64 — Songbirds Out of Tune

S4:E64 · Songbirds Out of Tune

Episodes

32 episodes in this season

Ring In The New Year : Part 1

Ring In The New Year : Part 2

Tell the Truth and Shame the Devil

The Ju-Ju Landlord

Ends and Means

Incorrigible Rogue

Drunk, Who Cares

The Jolly Swagmen

A Bang or a Whimper

Pigmented Patter

The Right of Every Woman: Part 1

The Right of Every Woman: Part 2

The Right of Every Woman: Part 3

Episode 27

Contempt of Court: Part 1

Who Killed Cock Robin?

Songbirds Out of Tune

Marathon

Will the Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up Part 1

30 min

Will the Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up Part 2

30 min

Will the Real Robert Randell Please Stand Up Part 3

30 min

Blood Is Thicker: Part 1

Blood Is Thicker: Part 2

Blood Is Thicker: Part 3

The Extremist: Part 1

The Extremist: Part 2

The Extremist: Part 3

Dicing : Part 1

Mother Love: Part 1

Mother Love: Part 2

Mother Love: Part 3

Humpty Dumpty Sat On The Wall : Part 1

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Songbirds Out of Tune

Season 4 · Episode 64 · Jul 26, 1975

This civil case hinges on a dispute between two world-renowned mezzo-sopranos. Cheryl Vandamm, an American, claims that she was falsely imprisoned by her rival Ethella Burns, an Australian. Vandamm was booked for a role in London, but argues that Burns plotted to take her place. She did this by firstly hiding Vandamm's passport and then slamming shut a faulty toilet door, trapping her inside for enough time for her to miss her train to London. Burns denies these claims. She asserts that she had no part in hiding the passport or locking the toilet door. She states that Vandamm was flustered by these accidental delays and feared that she would give a bad performance. To avoid embarrassment she invented the claim of false imprisonment, which would also allow her to retain her fee.

TV Series

197223m5.7

Drama

Now playing

Songbirds Out of Tune

Season 4 · Episode 64 · Jul 26, 1975

This civil case hinges on a dispute between two world-renowned mezzo-sopranos. Cheryl Vandamm, an American, claims that she was falsely imprisoned by her rival Ethella Burns, an Australian. Vandamm was booked for a role in London, but argues that Burns plotted to take her place. She did this by firstly hiding Vandamm's passport and then slamming shut a faulty toilet door, trapping her inside for enough time for her to miss her train to London. Burns denies these claims. She asserts that she had no part in hiding the passport or locking the toilet door. She states that Vandamm was flustered by these accidental delays and feared that she would give a bad performance. To avoid embarrassment she invented the claim of false imprisonment, which would also allow her to retain her fee.