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1965 Golden Rose of Montreux Festival

BBC One
on BBC One London

from the Casino de Montreux
The proclamation of results and distribution of prizes for the Fifth Golden Rose Competition - the International Festival of Television Light Entertainment.

First Prize-The Golden Rose
presented by Kenneth Adam, C.B.E., Director of BBC Television

Second Prize-The Silver Rose
presented by George A. Graham, Chairman of the Board, N.B.C. International, U.S.A.

Third Prize-The Bronze Rose
presented by Silviu Brucan, Vice-President of Rumanian Television

International Press Award
presented by The President of the Press Jury

Excerpts from the prize-winning programmes will be shown.
Scene described by Tom Sloan.
Introduced by Claude Evelyne.
Presented by Raymond Barrat of Swiss Television

Contributors

Award presenter (The Golden Rose):
Kenneth Adam
Award presenter (The Silver Rose):
George A. Graham
Award presenter (The Bronze Rose):
Silviu Brucan
Award presenter (International Press Award):
The President of the Press Jury [name uncredited]
Commentator:
Tom Sloan
Presenter:
Claude Evelyne
Presented by:
Raymond Barrat
Source: Radio Times

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