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Christmas in the Sun
Twenty-five young people from Somerset set out on an expedition to Ghana in West Africa.
In today's film they tell how they celebrated a Christmas with their Ghanaian hosts' families and enjoyed traditional Ghanaian food. As well as visiting castles, joining in with the fishermen and buying souvenirs in the markets, they went for a 50-mile trek through tropical rain forests and helped a remote village to build a new school.
Film editor DAVID ALIBAND Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol

Contributors

Producer:
Brian Hawkins

starring Lew Ayres and Rita Gam
The story of Noah, a wise and virtuous man, who heeded the warnings of God and through his unquestioning faith ensured the survival not only of mankind but of the animal kingdom too, as God's wrath fell upon the world.

Contributors

[Actor]:
Lew Ayres
[Actress]:
Rita Gam
Writer:
Brian Russell
Director:
James L. Conway

A feature film starring Orson Welles with Kim Burfield
Lionel Stander , Walter Slezak
Young Jim Hawkins is cabin boy on the Hispaniola, which has set sail in search of a notorious pirate's buried treasure; but as they approach the island where the treasure is buried, Jim overhears Long John Silver , the ship's one-legged cook, planning a mutiny.
Orson Welles plays Long John Silver in this version of the famous adventure story by Robert Louis Stevenson.
Screenplay by WOLF MANKOWITZ and o. w. JEEVES (Orson Welles)
Produced by HARRY ALAN TOWERS Directed by JOHN HOUGH Films: pages 16-17
(FirstshowingonBritishtelevision)

Contributors

Unknown:
Orson Welles
Unknown:
Kim Burfield
Unknown:
Lionel Stander
Unknown:
Walter Slezak
Unknown:
Young Jim Hawkins
Unknown:
John Silver
Unknown:
John Silver
Story By:
Robert Louis
Unknown:
Wolf Mankowitz
Produced By:
Harry Alan
Directed By:
John Hough
Long John Silver:
Orson Welles
Jim Hawkins:
Kim Burfield
Billy Bones:
Lionel Stander
Squire Trelawney:
Walter Slezak
Dr Livesey:
Angel Del Pozo
Captain Smollett:
Rik Battaglia
Mrs Hawkins:
Maria Rohm
Blind Pew:
Paul Muller
Ben Gunn:
Jean Lefevbre
Merry:
Michael Garland
Israel Hands:
Aldro Sambrell
Mrs Silver:
Alibe

Paul McCartney and Wings
From the earliest recording session of WINGS, the band is followed through its last major world tour. Problems created by fans, security and setting up for each gig are contrasted with a spectacle of the large American and Australian concerts, and the solitude of Paul and Linda's family life on the Mull of Kintyre.
Among the dozen or so songs are Band on the Run ', 'Jet', 'Live and Let Die ' and a moving solo performance of ' Yesterday '.

Contributors

Unknown:
Paul McCartney

by MARGARET GREAVES
Old woman: There is always a star - one for every child born on earth. As his love grows his star grows with him. It can burn to a great sun to light eternity. Or, if his love fades, his star fades too. But perhaps it can never quite go out ..."
Lighting TEDDY WILLIAMS
Designer CHRIS ROBILLIARD
Executive producer ANNA HOME Producer ANGELA BEECHING Director SARAH BELLINGS BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
Margaret Greaves
Producer:
Angela Beeching
Director:
Sarah Bellings
Old woman:
Jean Heywood
Thomas:
Barry McCarthy
Anna:
Jane Collins
Johan:
Spencer Banks
Giles:
Julian Battersby
Hubert:
Gordon Kane
Baby:
Elizabeth Bettany

with Simon Groom, Christopher Wenner, Tina Heath
Christmas is Coming!
And today you can see the results of the Great Blue Peter Bring and Buy Sale Auction and find out how Blue Peter viewers all over Britain have given help and hope to thousands of suffering Cambodian babies, children and adults.
Join in, too, with carols round the tree with the children of Allfarthings School, Warlingham County Secondary School and the Band of the Chalk Farm branch of the Salvation Army.
Designer JIM GRANT

Contributors

Presenter:
Simon Groom
Presenter:
Christopher Wenner
Presenter:
Tina Heath
Designer:
Jim Grant

'A bird's-eye-view of what it's like to be a British robin....'
This Christmas the robin will be thrusting out his red breast from greetings cards, and cocking a friendly eye from the windowsill at the festive events in thousands of households... In this international award-winning film, Bernard Cribbins interprets a year in the life of the robin with a rare touch of charm and humour, as the robin stakes out his territory, avoids the local cat. makes a profitable 'deal' with the gardener, chats up the birds, and raises a family in the hedgerow.
Script and commentary by BERNARD CRIBBINS
Directed by HUGH MILES
An RSPB FILM UNIT production. BBC Bristol

Contributors

Unknown:
Bernard Cribbins
Commentary By:
Bernard Cribbins
Directed By:
Hugh Miles

A special festive competition from Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. Teams taking part:
Great Britain - Lincolnshire;
Belgium - Woluwe St Lambert;
Holland - The Hague;
Italy - Cortina d'Ampezzo;
Switzerland - Leysin.
Introduced by Claudio Lippi with Stuart Hall, Georges Kleinmann, Michel Lemaire and Dick Passchier.
International referees: Gennaro Olivieri and Guido Pancaldi, with British judge Mike Swann.
Producer CECIL KORER. BBC Manchester.

Contributors

Introduced By:
Claudio Lippi
Commentator:
Stuart Hall
Commentator:
Georges Kleinmann
Commentator:
Michel Lemaire
Commentator:
Guido Pancaldi
Judge:
Mike Swann
Producer:
Cecil Korer.

starring Val Doonican and featuring Twiggy, Roy Castle, Magnus Magnusson, The Cambridge Buskers with special guest appearances by Bill Owen, Peter Sallis, Brian Wilde and Jane Freeman from the Last of the Summer Wine
Written by Barry Took with Val Doonican

Contributors

Singer/presenter:
Val Doonican
Singer:
null Twiggy
Entertainer:
Roy Castle
Guest:
Magnus Magnusson
Musicians:
The Cambridge Buskers
Actor:
Bill Owen
Actor:
Peter Sallis
Actor:
Brian Wilde
Actress:
Jane Freeman
Musical Director:
Ronnie Hazlehurst
Musical Associate:
Roger Richards
Writer:
Barry Took
Co-writer:
Val Doonican
Costume Designer:
Alun Hughes
Sound:
Larry Goodson
Lighting:
Ken MacGregor
Design:
Roger Murray-Leach
Producer:
Yvonne Littlewood

The feature film starring Julie Christie
Alan Bates. Dominic Guard invited by his schoolfriend to spend the summer in Norfolk. 12-year-old Leo unwittingly becomes involved as the go-between for the daughter of the wealthy family and the local farmer. In his adaptation of L. P. Hartley 's masterpiece about the loss of innocence. Harold Pinter examines life and class conflicts in rural England at the turn of the century.
Screenplay by HAROLD PINTER based un the novel by I,. p. HARTLEY Produced by ,JOHN HEYM\N and NORMAN PRIGGEN
Directed by JOSEPH LOSEY . Films: pp 16-17

Contributors

Unknown:
Julie Christie
Unknown:
Alan Bates.
Unknown:
L. P. Hartley
Unknown:
Harold Pinter
Unknown:
Harold Pinter
Directed By:
Joseph Losey
Marian:
Julie Christie
Ted Burgess:
Alan Bates
Mrs Maudsley:
Margaret Leighton
I eo Colston:
Dominic Guard
Leo as old man:
Michael Redgraye
Mr Maudsley:
Michael Gough
Hugh Timmingham:
Edward Fox
Marcus:
Richard Gibson
Denys:
Simon Hume-Kendall
Kate:
Amaryllis Garnett
Charles:
Roger Lloyd Pack

from the Church of the Immaculate Conception. London Wl
Introduced by FR CRISPIAN HOLLIS Celebrant and preacher
THE REV FR PETER KNOTT , sj superior Assisted by THE REV FR MICHAEL O'BRIEN , SJ and THE REV FR KENNETH NUGENT. SJ
The Mass will be sung to 'Messe en I'honneur de St Gregoire ' by MARC DE RANSE
THE FARM STREET SINGERS conducted by NICHOLAS DANBY Organist MARTIN PARRY
Congregational hymns: Come to the manger; 0 come. all ye faithful; God rest you merry, gentlemen
Television presentation by RAYMOND SHORT Order of Service on Ceefax page 192

Contributors

Introduced By:
Fr Crispian Hollis
Unknown:
Fr Peter Knott
Unknown:
Fr Michael O'Brien
Unknown:
Fr Kenneth Nugent.
Conducted By:
Nicholas Danby
Organist:
Martin Parry

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