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A film starring
Kenneth Connor , Eric Barker Leslie Phillips , Joan Sims
Noel Purcell , Hattie Jacques with Spike Milligan
Eric Sykes and Sidney James
Ordinary Seaman Blissworth is an electronics genius. He needs to be when it comes to sorting out ! The Creeper' which, on its first trials, runs wild, misses the target and blows up the firing ship! The Carry On crowd surface this time in a nautical saga of a top secret torpedo.
Screenplay by ALAN HACKNEY , VIVIAN A OX Produced by PETER ROGERS Directed by GERALD THOMAS
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Contributors

Unknown:
Kenneth Connor
Unknown:
Eric Barker
Unknown:
Leslie Phillips
Unknown:
Joan Sims
Unknown:
Noel Purcell
Unknown:
Hattie Jacques
Unknown:
Spike Milligan
Unknown:
Eric Sykes
Unknown:
Sidney James
Unknown:
Ordinary Seaman Blissworth
Unknown:
Alan Hackney
Unknown:
Vivian A Ox
Produced By:
Peter Rogers
Directed By:
Gerald Thomas
OS Blissworth:
Kenneth Connor
Capt David Foster:
Eric Barker
Lt Cdr William Fanshawe:
Leslie Phillips
Ann Foster:
Joan Sims
Admiral Sir Humphrey Pettigrew:
Noel Purcell
Agatha Potter:
Hattie Jacques
Mateys:
Spike Milligan
Dockyard:
Eric Sykes
CPO Mundy:
Sidney James
Cdr Phillips:
Ed Devereaux
Security Sergeant:
David Lodge
First sailor:
Victor Maddern

Selected episodes from one of the most popular Western series starring David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine

Caine teaches a gold hunter that one good turn deserves another, and that real wealth is a matter of the human heart.

Contributors

Writer:
Herb Meadow
Director:
Allen Reisner
Kwai Chang Caine:
David Carradine
Shawn Mulhare:
Albert Salmi
Pritikin:
Dana Elcar
Henry Skowrin:
Royal Dano
Widow Tackaberry:
Geraldine Brooks
Master Kan:
Philip Ahn
Master Po:
Keye Luke
Young Caine:
Radames Pera
Perlee Skowrin:
Merlin Olsen
Herman Skowrin:
Ross Hagen
George Skowrin:
Michael Cameron

starring Larry Grayson with Isla St Clair
Family couples from all over the country join Larry and Isla to compete in a test of their general knowledge, skill and ingenuity.
Orchestra conducted by ronniehazlehurst Programme associate TONY HAWES Designer CHRIS HULL
Director KEITH STEWART
Producer MARCUS PLANTIN

Contributors

Unknown:
Larry Grayson
Unknown:
Tony Hawes
Designer:
Chris Hull
Director:
Keith Stewart
Producer:
Marcus Plantin

Written by Ray Jenkins
A series of 14 programmes
with Stephanie Turner as Inspector Jean Darblay

Pet shop owner Steve likes children; he can communicate with them. But a mother's accusation leads to a police investigation.

Book, Calling Juliet Bravo: New Arrivals, hardback £6.75, paperback £1.25, from bookshops
Theme music on a single (RESL 84), from record shops

Contributors

Writer:
Ray Jenkins
Series created by:
Ian Kennedy Martin
Story Editor:
Joan Clark
Designer:
Chris Rugg
Producer:
Terence Williams
Director:
Jonathan Alwyn
Inspector Jean Darblay:
Stephanie Turner
Sgt Beck:
David Ellison
Steve Ramsay:
Jeff Rawle
Girl:
Kathryn Rookes
Sgt Parrish:
Noel Collins
PC Gallagher:
Gerard Kelly
Mrs Stannard:
Jean Boht
Alice Harris:
Christine Buckley
Anne Latimer:
Rowena Roberts
Mark Stannard:
Timothy Gogley
Tom Darblay:
David Hargreaves
Supt Hallam:
James Grout
Inspector Steen:
Duncan Miller
Doctor:
Paul Anil

Join Paul Daniels for the first of six programmes in which television's top comedy magic star entertains in his own special fashion and introduces his remarkable guests, Norman Barrett and his performing budgerigars, Bob Rosetti with his cowboy skills, Dinardi with his spectacular flower magic

(Next week: Mike Yarwood in Persons)

Contributors

Presenter/Magician:
Paul Daniels
Budgerigar act:
Norman Barrett
Cowboy act:
Bob Rosetti
Magician:
null Dinardi
Musical Director:
Ken Jones
Programme Associate:
Ali Bongo
Sound:
John Howell
Lighting:
Eric Wallis
Designer:
Graeme Story
Director:
John Hughes
Producer:
John Fisher

Starring John Beck as Sam Curtis, Woody Brown as Skipper Weldon, Peter Donat as Elmo Tyson, Howard Duff as Titus Semple, Morgan Fairchild as Constance Weldon, Mark Harmon as Fielding Carlyle, Kevin McCarthy as Claude Weldon, Cristina Raines as Lane Ballou, Barbara Rush as Eudora Weldon, Stella Stevens as Lute Mae Sanders

With his popularity at an all-time low, Fielding Carlyle seeks to drown the pain of losing Lane Ballou instead of concentrating on a vital campaign speech.

Contributors

Writer:
Richard Morgan
Director:
Nicholas Sgarro
Sam Curtis:
John Beck
Skipper Weldon:
Woody Brown
Elmo Tyson:
Peter Donat
Titus Semple:
Howard Duff
Constance Weldon:
Morgan Fairchild
Fielding Carlyle:
Mark Harmon
Claude Weldon:
Kevin McCarthy
Lane Ballou:
Cristina Raines
Eudora Weldon:
Barbara Rush
Lute Mae Sanders:
Stella Stevens

Concluding the two-part presentation of HAROLD ROBBINS ' dramatic best-seller, starring
The story moves into the turbulent 1970s, a time of bitter tensions and hostilities. A terrorist hijacking involving Leila, Baydr's daughter, makes prisoners of Jordana, his wife, and their young son, the Prince. The lives of the hostages depend upon a daring raid to be staged by combined Arab-Israeli forces.
Screenplay by JULIUS j. EPSTEIN Produced by HOWARD w. KOCH
Directed by KENNETH ANNAKIN.

Contributors

Unknown:
Harold Robbins
Directed By:
Kenneth Annakin.
Baydr Al Fay:
Franco Nero
Jordana:
Anne Archer
Rashid:
Ian McShane
Terry Sullivan:
Stuart Whitman
Leila:
Olivia Hussey
Ben Ezra:
Eli Wallach
Samir Al Fay:
Christopher Lee
Dick Carriage:
James Franciscus
Ali Yasfir:
Michael Constantine
Prince Feiyad:
Jeff Corey
Hamid:
Armand Assante
Muhammed:
Meeno Peluce
Maryam:
Carol Bagdasarian
Jacques:
Alain Patrick
Jabir:
Ferdy Mayne
Mrs Mason:
Marjorie Lord

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