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Hollywood musical starring Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Vera-Ellen

Gabey, Chip and Ozzie are three sailors on a 24-hour pass in New York with high hopes for a memorable day. Their first order of business, however, is to find some female company to see the sights with.

Films: pages 41-65

Contributors

Director:
Stanley Donen
Director:
Gene Kelly
Gabey:
Gene Kelly
Chip:
Frank Sinatra
Ozzie:
Jules Munshin
Brunhilde Esterhazy:
Betty Garrett
Clare Huddesen:
Ann Miller
Mme Dilyovska:
Florence Bates
Lucy Schmeeler:
Alice Pearce
Professor:
George Meader

Samantha Khury claims she can talk to animals. And, according to hundreds of pet owners who she has helped, she can. Their testimonials offer evidence of her ability to communicate with animals through telepathic images.
12.55pm Regional News; Weather

Contributors

Unknown:
Samantha Khury

The first showing on network television for this bitter-sweet family drama. Teenager Milly befriends an orphan boy who she suspects hides a fantastic secret.
Written and directed by Nick Castle e STEREO; TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888 FILMS: pages 41-65

Contributors

Directed By:
Nick Castle
Milly Michaelson:
Lucy Deakins
Eric Gibb:
Jay Underwood
Charlene Michaelson:
Bonnie Bedelia
Louis Michaelson:
Fred Savage
Mrs Sherman:
Colleen Dewhurst
Uncle Hugo:
Fred Gwynne
Geneva:
Mindy Cohen

Neil Simon's comedy starring Robert Redford, Jane Fonda

When newlyweds Paul and Corie move into a one-room flat in Greenwich Village, Corie is on cloud nine. In spite of having no lift and no heating, she refuses to come down to earth.
Films: pages 41-65

Contributors

Screenplay:
Neil Simon
Director:
Gene Saks
Paul Bratter:
Robert Redford
Corie Bratter:
Jane Fonda
Victor Velasco:
Charles Boyer
Ethel Banks:
Mildred Natwick
Frank:
Ted Hartley
Aunt Harriet:
Mabel Albertson

Paul decides he can't go on any longer and is convinced his life is ruined. He is on the brink of suicide when Glen declares he is even more determined to make him pay for his crippling injuries. Brenda reveals how she beat Dorothy in the IQ test.
● STEREO; TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888

Mike Smith hosts a special edition of the game show in which two teams of celebrities take a wry look at the last 12 months of showbusiness events including Madonna's book, Michael Jackson 's nose and Michael Douglas 's extremely basic instincts. Plus a special 1992 round of the Videoke game and clips of the best - and the worst - of the year's film and television.
With special guests Lesley Joseph (Dorien in Birds of a Feather) and one of The Good Guys, Keith Barron.
Stereo
Teletext subtitles: p888

Contributors

Presenter:
Mike Smith
Director:
Nick Rooney
Producer:
Nick Vaughan Barratt

Hattie makes a bold move, Cindy makes a decision about her future and Ricky helps his father cope with a shock. At the Queen Vic, Nigel steps into the breach to provide the evening's entertainment when Sharon is let down at the last minute.
Episode written by Colin Brake
(For cast see Tuesday 22 December)
(Stereo) (Teletext subtitles: p 888)

Contributors

Writer:
Colin Brake

The popular all-round entertainer looks back on the landmarks of a varied showbusiness career which spans 50 years and which has seen him rise from second-spot comic to the top of the bill star at the London Palladium. When Forsyth was 10, he told an interviewer "I want to be a star and buy a fur coat for my mother." At 14 he left school and travelled the country performing as "Boy Bruce, the Mighty Atom". The host of the Generation Game recalls the lean periods and the high points working with Sammy Davis Jr, Elton John, Tommy Cooper, Juliet Prowse and Julie Andrews. With Michael Parkinson.
(Stereo) (Teletext subtitles: 888)
Comedy and shows: page 8

Contributors

Subject/Interviewee:
Bruce Forsyth
Presenter/Interviewer:
Michael Parkinson
Producer:
David Taylor

Agatha Christie 's murder mystery featuring a star-studded cast and starring Peter Ustinov, Lauren Bacall, John Gielgud
The famous Belgian detective Hercule Poirot is hoping for a relaxing holiday in Palestine, but an encounter with a rich widow leads him on a trail of blackmail and murder.
Director Michael Winner
Stereo
Teletext subtitles: p 888
Films: pages 41-65

Contributors

Director:
Michael Winner
Writer:
Agatha Christie
Hercule Poirot:
Peter Ustinov
Lady Westholme:
Lauren Bacall
Colonel Carbury:
John Gielgud
Nadine Boynton:
Carrie Fisher
Mrs Emily Boynton:
Piper Laurie
Miss Quinton:
Hayley Mills
Dr Sarah King:
Jenny Seagrove
Jefferson Cope:
David Soul
Lennox Boynton:
Nicholas Guest
Carol Boynton:
Valerie Richards
Raymond Boynton:
John Terlsky
Ginevra Boynton:
Amber Bezer

First of the Harry Palmer series of spy thrillers based on the books by Len Deighton , starring Michael Caine
Intelligent but insubordinate operative Harry Palmer is forced into investigating a bizarre "brain drain" among scientists, knowing that in the shabby world of espionage nobody can be trusted and nothing is what it seems.
Director Sidney JFurie
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 FILMS: pages 41-65

Contributors

Unknown:
Harry Palmer
Unknown:
Len Deighton
Unknown:
Michael Caine
Unknown:
Harry Palmer
Director:
Sidney Jfurie
Harry Palmer:
Michael Caine
Dalby:
Nigel Green
Ross:
Guy Doleman
Jean Courtney:
Sue Lloyd
Carswell:
Gordon Jackson
Radcliffe:
Aubrey Richards
Bluejay:
Frank Gatliff
Barney:
Thomas Baptiste
Housemartin:
Oliver MacGreevy
Alice:
Freda Bamford
Edwards:
Anthony Blackshaw
Gray:
Barry Raymond
Chikott-Oakes:
David Glover
Inspector Keightley:
Stanley Meadows
Sir Robert:
Peter Ashmore

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