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by Alexandre Dumas.
Dramatised by Anthony Steven.

Bertuccio identifies a figure from the past and Edmond receives visitors from Italy.
(First shown on BBC-1)

Contributors

Author:
Alexandre Dumas
Dramatised by:
Anthony Steven
Music composed and conducted by:
Roberto Gerhard
Story Editor:
Betty Willingale
Producer:
Campbell Logan
Director:
Peter Hammond
Edmond Dantes:
Alan Badel
Valentine:
Anna Palk
Maximilian:
Edward De Souza
Haydee:
Valerie Sarruf
Albert:
Sandor Eles
Madame Danglars:
Rosalie Crutchley
Madame de Villefort:
Patricia English
Bertuccio:
Cyril Shaps
de Villefort:
Michael Gough
Cavalcanti:
Austin Trevor
Benedetto:
Richard Kay
Danglars:
Morris Perry
Eugenie:
Isobel Black
Ali:
Roy Stewart
Dancer:
Rita Wilson

A comedy series by Donald Churchill.
Starring Donald Churchill as Albert Curfew
with Norman Bird as Mr. Partridge, Sheena Marshe as Mrs. Laxton, Tenniel Evans as Mr. Bartlett
and Jack Bligh, George Betton, Anthony Dawes, Elizabeth Benson, Hilary Mason

Contributors

Writer:
Donald Churchill
Signature Music:
Norman Symonds
Incidental Music:
Dennis Wilson
Designer:
Brian Tregidden
Producer:
Graeme Muir
Albert Curfew:
Donald Churchill
Mr. Partridge:
Norman Bird
Mrs. Laxton:
Sheena Marshe
Mr. Bartlett:
Tenniel Evans
[Actor]:
Jack Bligh
[Actor]:
George Betton
[Actor]:
Anthony Dawes
[Actress]:
Elizabeth Benson
[Actress]:
Hilary Mason

A conversation with Theodore Sorensen.
Many books are now being written by those who knew and worked with the late President Kennedy, some with slender material. The man who can speak with the most intimate knowledge is Theodore Sorensen, for twelve years Personal Assistant to Kennedy. In Kennedy's speeches and the quality of thought they expressed the Sorensen touch is evident. He saw the strains and triumphs of the White House days from the inside.
In this programme tonight he talks for the first time of his twelve years with President Kennedy.

Contributors

Speaker:
Theodore Sorensen
Producer:
Phillip Whitehead

Written and produced by Michael Gill.
Three studies of artists who wrote, as well as painted, their own self-portraits

Vincent van Gogh's painting career occupied only the last ten years of his life. Largely self-taught, misunderstood, constantly harried by ill-health and poverty, his life embodies in an extreme form the isolation of the modern artist. He left more than 800 paintings, but only one was sold in his own lifetime.
(First shown on BBC-1)

Contributors

Writer/Producer:
Michael Gill
Narrator:
Tony Church
Voice of van Gogh:
Alan Dobie
Music composed and played by:
Anthony Bowles

with The Ian Campbell Folk Group, Lyn and Kathy, Julie Felix, Ray and Archie Fisher.

Contributors

Musicians:
The Ian Campbell Folk Group
Group:
Lyn and Kathy
Singer/Guitarist:
Julie Felix
Singer:
Ray Fisher
Singer:
Archie Fisher
Director:
Robert McIntosh
Producer:
W. Gordon Smith

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