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People-Places-Pops
Introduced by Gay Byrne assisted by Peter Haigh.

Helping to provide the entertainment
The Beach Boys, Val Doonican, Vince Hill, Gene Pitney, Dana Valery, Jimmy Young, Tony Osborne and his Orchestra
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Dr. Michael Winstanley

Fashion
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Picture Parade
with scenes from Behold a Pale Horse and A House is not a Home by courtesy of Columbia and Paramount.
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Dana Valery is appearing in 'Wait a Minim' at the Fortune Theatre, London

(to 17.15)

Contributors

Presenter:
Gay Byrne
Assisted by:
Peter Haigh
Band:
The Beach Boys
Singer/guitarist:
Val Doonican
Singer:
Vince Hill
Singer:
Gene Pitney
Singer:
Dana Valery
Singer:
Jimmy Young
Musicians:
Tony Osborne and his Orchestra
Speaker:
Dr. Michael Winstanley
Musical arrangements:
Tony Osborne
Research:
Nickola Sterne
Research:
John Dalzell
Research:
Prudence Gearey
Script:
Tony Marriott
Design:
Paul Allen
Production team:
Kenneth Milne-Buckley
Production team:
Richard Evans
Production team:
Mark Patterson
Production team:
Margaret McCall
Production:
Stewart Morris

Thirty minutes of non-stop beat and shake.
presenting Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders, Diana Dors, The Breakaways,
Sugar Pie Desanto, The Moodie Blues, The Rockin' Vickers.
Resident Group: Peter and the Headlines
The Beat Girls
Introduced by Pat Campbell.
First transmission on BBC-2, Nov. 2

Contributors

Band:
Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders
Singer:
Diana Dors
Singers:
The Breakaways
Singer:
Sugar Pie Desanto
Band:
The Moodie Blues
Band:
The Rockin' Vickers
House band:
Peter and the Headlines
Dancers:
The Beat Girls
Presenter:
Pat Campbell
Producer:
Barry Langford

A top League football match brought to you each Saturday on BBC-2.
Kenneth Wolstenholme and Walley Barnes are with Outside Broadcast cameras at a well-known League ground.
Today's match will be announced on BBC-tv from 4.0 p.m. onwards

Contributors

Presenter/Commentator:
Kenneth Wolstenholme
Analyst:
Walley Barnes
Television Presentation:
John McGonagle

A film series based on stories from the American past.
Starring Ricardo Montalban

Contributors

Narrator:
Russell Johnson
Director:
Philip Leacock
Theme music:
Richard Rodgers
Jean Lafitte:
Ricardo Montalban
Gov Claiborne:
John McGiver
Gambi:
Frank Silvera
Pierre Lafitte:
Paul Picerni
Crymes:
Kent Smith
Andrew Jackson:
John Anderson
Capt Lockyer:
Maxwell Reed
Domenique You:
Henry Corden
Nez Coupe:
Al Ruscio
Williams:
Wayne Heffley
Boatman:
Ken Drake

by Arnold Bennett.
Dramatised in five parts by Michael Voysey.
Sophia's business has grown and prospered, but even in prosperity she realises she is alone; Constance has become a widow, and Cyril-her sole companion-has won a scholarship and left Bursley for London.
Recorded in the BBC's Glasgow studio

Contributors

Author:
Arnold Bennett
Dramatised by:
Michael Voysey
Music composed by:
Neville McGrah
Costumes supervised by:
Anne Menzies
Make-up supervised by:
Anne Donnelly
Script editor:
Roger Parkes
Designer:
James Weatherup
Producer:
Douglas Allen
Director:
David Giles
Constance:
Frances Cuka
Amy:
Margaret Jones
Sophia:
Lana Morris
Jacqueline:
Nilo Christian
Lewis Marden:
Michael Anthony
Matthew Peel-Swynnerton:
Ian Cullen
Cyril:
Frazer Hines
Miss Insull:
Gillian Martell
Mr Critehlow:
Cyril Luckham
Dick Povey:
Paul Harris
Shop assistant:
Adrienne Seymour
Dr Sterling:
Neville Barber
Lily Holl:
Sarah Harter
Mr Boldero:
Philip Ray

A musical tribute to the great saxophonist by some of the many musicians who played with him.
featuring: J. J. Johnson (trombone), Sonny Stitt (alto-saxophone), Howard McGhee (trumpet), Walter Bishop (piano), Tommy Potter (bass), Kenny Clarke (drums)
Introduced by Steve Race.
The J.J. Johnson/Sonny Stitt Group appear by arrangement with Harold Davison

Contributors

Trombonist:
J. J. Johnson
Alto-saxophonist:
Sonny Stitt
Trumpeter:
Howard McGhee
Pianist:
Walter Bishop
Bass:
Tommy Potter
Drummer:
Kenny Clarke
Presenter:
Steve Race
Producer:
Terry Henebery

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