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A film from Italy.
Commentary spoken by Isa Miranda.
A vast population of stray cats inhabit the ruins of the Forum in Rome. Beautiful though their surroundings are, there is no escape from this feline version of 'a dog's life'.

Contributors

Produced and directed by:
Mihaly Vasas
Narrator:
Isa Miranda

A thriller in six parts by Victor Canning.
Starring Terence Longdon, Isobel Black and Peter Vaughan
with Peter Arne, Hugh Cross, Hamilton Dyce and Noel Johnson

Raikes traces an odd key from one of the diamond merchants and uses it to operate a ladder to a secret attic - unaware that it is linked to a fatal booby-trap.

Contributors

Writer:
Victor Canning
Designer:
Jeremy Davies
Producer:
Alan Bromly
Director:
Eric Hills
Raikes:
Terence Longdon
Sandra:
Isobel Black
Chairman:
Hugh Cross
Worth:
Peter Arne
Hendrix:
Noel Johnson
Lady Bovery:
Sheila Brownrigg
Charlie Masters:
Harry Littlewood
Frant:
Peter Vaughan
Rawlings:
Hamilton Dyce
Butler:
Stan Simmons
Ruth Woodward:
Valerie Taylor

Starring Charles Winninger, Arleen Whelan

John Ford's award-winning film based on stories by Irving S. Cobb in which the lovable old Judge Priest makes his kindly but courageous way through a small American town rife with mob violence and bigotry at the turn of the century.

Contributors

Screenplay:
Lawrence Stallings
Music:
Victor Young
Producer/Director:
John Ford
Producer:
Merian C. Cooper
Based on stories by:
Irving S. Cobb
Judge Priest:
Charles Winninger
Lucy Lee:
Arleen Whelan
Corwin:
John Russell
Jeff:
Stepin Fetchit
Maydew:
Milburn Stone
Dr. Lake:
Russell Simpson
Mallie Cramp:
Eve March
General Fairfield:
James Kirkwood
Lucy Lee's mother:
Dorothy Jordan
Ess:
Elzie Emanuel

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