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In the centenary year of Buckfast Abbey. Devon, Paul Daniels introduces a programme of music for Christmas. with Stephanie Lawrence
Cambridge University Chamber Choir
Director of music RICHARD MARLOW Timothy Lole (organ) Frances Kelly (harp)
MONKS OF BUCKFAST ABBEY
CHOIR OF BUCKFAST ABBEY SCHOOL Musical director TREVOR JARVIS
Director TONY WOLFE Producer ROY RONNIE BBC Pebble Mill

Contributors

Introduces:
Paul Daniels
Director of Music:
Richard Marlow Organ: Timothy Lole
Harp:
Frances Kelly
Director:
Trevor Jarvis
Director:
Tony Wolfe
Producer:
Roy Ronnie

At Hyde Park Barracks The Queen's Life Guard prepares for Christmas Day ceremonial duties while sons and daughters of The Household Cavalry and The Scots Guards enjoy a special television request party, with visits from favourite personalities. Introduced by Simon Bates and Floella Benjamin.

Contributors

Presenter:
Simon Bates
Presenter:
Floella Benjamin
Director:
Ken Griffin
Producer:
Douglas Hespe

from St Chad 's Church, Lichfield
Holy Communion Rite A celebrated by the Rector,
PREBENDARY JOHN WIDDAS
Lessons: 1 John 4, vv 7-14; John 1, vv 1-14
Carols: 0 come, all ye faithful; Child In the manger; 0 little town of Bethle. hem; Love came down at Christmas; Hark! the herald angels sing
Director of music GEOFFREY THRELFALL Organist DUNCAN MOON
Television presentation MICHAEL SHOESMITH BBC Pebble Mill

Contributors

Unknown:
St Chad
Unknown:
Prebendary John

The musical cartoon narrated by RICH LITTLE with the voices of RITA COOLIDGE and LEO SAYER
For animals and humans alike, the frozen lake in the Evergreen Forest is a winter paradise. But the horrible Cyril Sneer has plans to turn the playground into a colossal concrete complex ..
Produced and directed by KEVIN GILLIS A GlLLIS.WISEMAN production

Contributors

Unknown:
Rita Coolidge
Unknown:
Leo Sayer
Unknown:
Cyril Sneer
Directed By:
Kevin Gillis

The feature film starring Anthony Newley , David Hemmings
In this highly entertaining musical version of Charles Dickens 'The Old Curiosity Shop', Anthony Newley plays Daniel Quilp, the sly and grasping Cockney moneylender who describes himself as 'so crooked I have to screw my socks on'. London 1840: Richard Swiveller becomes involved in the affairs of Nell Trent and her old grandfather, forced into the clutches of Quilp in order to maintain his little shop of curios...

(First showing on British television) Films: page 15

Contributors

Screenplay:
Louis Kamp
Screenplay:
Irene Kamp
Based on The Old Curiosity Shop by:
Charles Dickens
Music and lyrics:
Anthony Newley
Producer:
Helen M. Strauss
Director:
Michael Tuchner
Daniel Quilp:
Anthony Newley
Richard Swiveller:
David Hemmings
Sampson Brass:
David Warner
Grandfather:
Michael Hordern
Henry Trent:
Paul Rogers
Sally Brass:
Jill Bennett
Nell Trent:
Sarah-Jane Varley
Duchess:
Sarah Webb
Mrs Jarley:
Mona Washbourne
Mrs Quilp:
Yvonne Antrobus
Kit:
Peter Duncan
George:
Windsor Davies

The feature film starring Tatum O'Neal, Nanette Newman, Christopher Plummer, Anthony Hopkins

A love of horses dispels the unhappiness of 14-year-old Sarah, an orphan sent from America to live with her Aunt Velvet in England. Determined to buy the last foal sired by Pi, the horse which Velvet once rode to victory in the Grand National, Sarah takes the first step on the road to her dream of becoming an Olympic horse-woman.

Films: page 15
(First showing on British television)

Contributors

Suggested by the novel "National Velvet" by:
Enid Bagnold
Writer/Producer/Director:
Bryan Forbes
Sarah Brown:
Tatum O'Neal
John Seaton:
Christopher Plummer
Captain Johnson:
Anthony Hopkins
Velvet Brown:
Nanette Newman
Pilot:
Peter Barkworth
Mr Curtis:
Dinsdale Landen
Beth:
Sarah Bullen
Scott Saunders:
Jeffrey Byron
Tim:
Richard Warwick
Wilson:
Daniel Abineri
Roger:
Jason White
Mike:
Martin Neil
Howard:
Douglas Reith

Dear Jim, Please may I...

Visit Ken Dodd's jam butty mines? Sing with Val Doonican? Help Father Christmas pack his sack?

In this special Christmas edition, Jimmy Savile, OBE, makes these and other dreams come true.

(A new series of Jim'll Fix It begins on Monday 3 January)

Contributors

Presenter:
Jimmy Savile
Sound:
Richard Chamberlain
Lighting:
Peter Wesson
Designer:
Sally McKee
Director:
Peter Campbell
Producer:
Roger Ordish

Join Paul Daniels as he entertains in the special company of Floella Benjamin, Lorraine Chase, Billy Dainty, Jill Gascoine, Lucinda Green, Rolf Harris, Nerys Hughes, Barbara Kelly, Patrick Moore, Tim Rice, Barry Took and Kenneth Williams, and introduces the remarkable skills of his international guests: from France, the inspired puppetry of Compagnie Philippe Genty; from the USA, Luisa, the first lady of hula hoops; from Morocco, The Rios, with their incredible precision acrobatics; from Great Britain, The Trocaderos, with their sensational 'Globe of Death'.
With Glen Bexfield, Debbie McGee

(Paul starts a new series on R4 on Tuesday 12.27 pm)
(Subtitles on Ceefax page 170)
Feature p4

Contributors

Magician:
Paul Daniels
Guest:
Lorraine Chase
Guest:
Billy Dainty
Guest:
Jill Gascoine
Guest:
Lucinda Green
Guest:
Rolf Harris
Guest:
Nerys Hughes
Guest:
Barbara Kelly
Guest:
Patrick Moore
Guest:
Tim Rice
Guest:
Barry Took
Guest:
Kenneth Williams
Puppeteers:
Compagnie Philippe Genty
Hula-hooper:
null Louisa
Acrobats:
The Rios
Stunt riders:
The Trocaderos
Performer:
Glen Bexfield
Hostess:
Debbie McGee
Musical Director:
Ken Jones
Magic Associate:
Ali Bongo
Magic Associate:
Billy McComb
Technical Consultant:
Gil Leaney
Sound:
Anthony Philpot
Lighting:
Dickie Higham
Designer:
Richard Morris
Director:
John Bishop
Producer:
John Fisher

by Roy Clarke
Starring Bill Owen, Peter Sallis and Brian Wilde

(Feature p7)

Contributors

Writer:
Roy Clarke
Music:
Ronnie Hazlehurst
Studio Lighting:
Ron Bristow
Film Cameraman:
Max Samett
Film Editor:
Frances Parker
Designer:
Tim Gleeson
Producer/Director:
Sydney Lotterby
Compo:
Bill Owen
Clegg:
Peter Sallis
Foggy:
Brian Wilde
Nora Batty:
Kathy Staff
Wally:
Joe Gladwin
Sid:
John Comer
Ivy:
Jane Freeman
Traveller:
Gordon Salkilld
Traveller:
Frank Marlborough
Traveller:
Norman Robbins
Traveller:
David Hanson
Traveller:
Linda James

by AGATHA CHRISTIE
The feature film starring Peter Ustinov, Mia Farrow, Simon MacCorkindale
The great Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot , can hardly guess how many enemies the beautiful American heiress. Linnet Ridgeway, has made. And when she is murdered on her honeymoon cruise, Poirot begins his investigation. The problem is, everybody on board could have done it and everybody had a reason for doing it!
Screenplay by ANTHONY SHAFFER. Produced by JOHN BRABOURNE and RICHARD GOODWIN Directed by JOHN GUILLERMIN , Films: p 15 (First showing on British television)
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Contributors

Unknown:
Agatha Christie
Unknown:
Hercule Poirot
Unknown:
Linnet Ridge
Unknown:
Anthony Shaffer.
Produced By:
John Brabourne
Produced By:
Richard Goodwin
Directed By:
John Guillermin
Hercule Poirot:
Peter Ustinov
Louise Bourget:
Jane Birkin
Linnet Ridgeway:
Lois Chiles
Mrs Van Schuyler:
Bette Davis
Jacqueline de Bellefort:
Mia Farrow
Ferguson:
Jon Finch
Rosalie Otterbpurne:
Olivia Hussey
Boat Manager:
I S Johar
Andrew Pennington:
George Kennedy
as Mrs Salome Otterbourne:
Angela Lansbury
Simon Doyle:
Simon MacCorkindale
Colonel Race:
David Niven
Miss Bowers:
Maggie Smith
Dr Bessner:
Jack Warden
Barnstaple:
Harry Andrews
Rockford:
Sam Wanamaker

A ghost story for Christmas by Charles Dickens dramatised by Andrew Davies
with Denholm Elliott as the Signalman, Bernard Lloyd as the Traveller, Carina Wyeth as the Bride, Reginald Jessup as the Engine-driver
A lonely signalman is haunted by a hooded figure which warns of danger. But what is the danger?

Contributors

Author:
Charles Dickens
Dramatised by:
Andrew Davies
Producer:
Rosemary Hill
Director:
Lawrence Gordon Clark
The Signalman:
Denholm Elliott
The Traveller:
Bernard Lloyd
The Bride:
Carina Wyeth
The Engine-driver:
Reginald Jessup

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