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

Helping to provide the entertainment
Vince Hill, The Isley Brothers, Stubby Kaye, The Rockin' Berries, Kim Weston
Guest instrumentalist, Ronnie Scott
Tony Osborne and his Orchestra

Dr. Michael Winstanley

Fashion

Norman Newell meets... Jean Simmons

Picture Parade
with scenes from Wild and Wonderful and Of Human Bondage by courtesy of Rank and M.G.M.

(to 17.15)

Contributors

Presenter:
Gay Byrne
Assisted by:
Peter Haigh
Singer:
Vince Hill
Group:
The Isley Brothers
Performer:
Stubby Kaye
Band:
The Rockin' Berries
Singer:
Kim Weston
Saxophonist:
Ronnie Scott
Musicians:
Tony Osborne and his Orchestra
Speaker:
Dr. Michael Winstanley
Interviewer:
Norman Newell
Interviewee:
Jean Simmons
Musical arrangements:
Tony Osborne
Research:
Nickola Sterne
Research:
John Dalzell
Research:
Prudence Gearey
Script:
Tony Marriott
Designer:
Leo Austin
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 Marvin Gaye, The Poets
Resident Group: Peter and the Headlines
The Beat Girls
Introduced by Pat Campbell.
First transmission on BBC-2, Nov. 23

Contributors

Singer:
Marvin Gaye
Band:
The Poets
House band:
Peter and the Headlines
Dancers:
The Beat Girls
Presenter:
Pat Campbell
Presented by:
Barry Langford

A top League football match brought to you each Saturday on BBC-2.
Kenneth Wolstenholme and Danny Blanchflower 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:
Danny Blanchflower
Television presentation:
Alan Chivers

A film series based on stories from the American past.
Starring Lee Marvin

Contributors

Narrator:
Van Heflin
Director:
Richard Sarafian
Theme music:
Richard Rodgers
Misok Bedrozian:
Lee Marvin
Mercer:
Gene Lyons
Elissa:
Ellen Madison
Pouliades:
Arthur Batindes
Tucker:
Richard X Slattery
Cy Bedrozian:
Walter Koenig
Fenucci:
Al Ruscio
Mueller:
Emile Genest
Lucas:
Wright King
Tompkins:
Michael Hinn
Cuddy:
Fredd Wayne
Mairik:
Celia Lovsky
Ed Bailey:
Melville Ruick

by George Moore.
Dramatised in four parts by Harry Green.
Peggy and William's marriage has ended in divorce. Esther has had her baby boy and after much hardship has found a good place with Miss Rice. She has promised to marry the dependable Fred Parsons, but then William re-enters her life.
Recorded in the BBC's Glasgow studios
See page 44

Contributors

Author:
George Moore
Dramatised by:
Harry Green
Music:
Dudley Simpson
Script editor:
Michael Voysey
Designer:
Jack Notman
Producer:
Douglas Allen
Director:
James Cellan Jones
William:
John Bennett
Mr. Ward:
Blake Butler
Jemmy Toms:
Douglas Murchie
Esther:
Meg Wynn Owen
Miss Rice:
Anne Ridler
Fred Parsons:
Gordon Gostelow
Mrs. Latch:
Daphne Heard
Mrs. Barfield:
Pauline Letts
Jackie:
Gerald Rowland
Mr. Randall:
Carl Bernard
Margaret:
Gwendolyn Watts

or How to Survive as a British-Tourist in the U.S.A.
Written and edited by John Briley.

A revue.
Starring David Healy
with Eddie Matthews

and Araby Lockhart, Francis Dux, Toni Eden
and The Cliff Adams Singers
David Kelsey and Jacqueline Clarke are our British tourists at large
David Kelsey is appearing in 'Robert and Eliazabeth' at the Lyric Theatre, London
See page 10

Contributors

Writer/editor:
John Briley
Musical research:
Dick Vosburgh
Musical associate and orchestrations:
Dennis Wilson
Orchestra conducted by:
Peter Knight
Production number staged by:
Eleanor Fazan
Designer:
Ridley Scott
Producer:
James Gilbert
Performer:
David Healy
Performer:
Eddie Matthews
Performer:
Araby Lockhart
Performer:
Francis Dux
Performer:
Toni Eden
Singers:
The Cliff Adams Singers
Performer:
David Kelsey
Performer:
Jacqueline Clarke

presents a second appearance by The Dave Brubeck Quartet.
featuring Paul Desmond (alto-saxophone), Eugene Wright (bass), Joe Morello (drums).
Introduced by Steve Race.
The Dave Brubeck Quartet appear by arrangement with Harold Davison
See page 10

Contributors

Musicians:
The Dave Brubeck Quartet
Alto-saxophonist:
Paul Desmond
Bass:
Eugene Wright
Drummer:
Joe Morello
Presenter:
Steve Race
Settings:
John Hurst
Producer:
Terry Henebery

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