Lucky Colour Blue

Lucky Colour Blue is a 1975 Australian TV series starring Sally Conabere.

It was produced by Christopher Muir.

It was a sequel to A Taste for Blue Ribbons.^[1]

References

↑ Lucky Colour Blue at AustLit

External links

Lucky Colour Blue on IMDb

TV productions of Christopher Muir

Killer in Close Up (1957)
The Duke in Darkness (1957)
Amahl and the Night Visitors (1957)
Last Call (1958)
Outpost (1959)
Black Chiffon (1959)
Antony and Cleopatra (1959)
Till Death Do Us Part (1959)
Ballet Studio (1959)
Dinner with the Family (1959)
Albert Herring (1959)
The Astronauts (1960)
Uncle Martino (1960)
Eye of the Night (1960)
The Bartered Bride (1960)
Waters of the Moon (1961)
The Bloodless Sand (1961)
The First Joanna (1961)
Sylvia (1961)
The Rivals (1961)
Quiet Night (1961)
Marriage Lines (1962)
Martine (1961)
Boy Round the Corner (1962)
Fury in Petticoats (1962)
The Ambitious Servant Girl (1962)
The Prodigal Son (1962)
The Teeth of the Wind (1962)
She'll Be Right (1962)
One in Five (1963)
Man of Destiny (1963)
A Piece of Ribbon (1963)
The White Carnation (1963)
Bastien and Bastienne (1963)
Simone Boccanegra (1963)
Robert Pomie Ballet (1963)
The Physicists (1964)
Martha (1964)
Six Characters in Search of an Author (1964)
Luther (1964)
Nude with Violin (1964)
Peter Grimes (1964)
The Bloodless Sand (1964)
Everyman (1964)
The Tower (1965)
She (1967)
Libido (1973) (film)
Lucky Colour Blue (1975) (TV series)
Andra (1976) (TV series)
Golden Pennies (1985) (TV mini series)
Great Expectations the Untold Story (1988)

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