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Presenter, Robert Dougall with Joan Turner
followed by The Weather
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starring Jimmy Logan
with Roy Kinnear, Marian Montgomery, The Chantelles, The Hallmarks, Ian Dewar
The Dancers: Celia Hetherington, Casandra Mahon, Wendy Martin, Francoise Winskill
Special guest appearance of: Elsie Randolph, Arthur Negus, Max Robertson
Vocal backing, The Chantelles

If you think of Jimmy Logan only as an entertainer who presents a traditional kind of Scottish show, you're in for a surprise when he returns to your screen tonight in the first of a new series of regular fortnightly shows.
They'll be quite different from the kind of thing this popular Scot usually does. Producer John Street sums it up: 'Colourful and glossy, chic and sophisticated-the aim, in fact, is the Danny Kaye kind of show.'
Of course Jimmy will have his own vocal spot. But he'll also be involved in other numbers-he'll join his musical guests, and be taking part in the sketches. The Jimmy Logan Show will go out live. It'll be mainly musical, but always there will be one very sophisticated act, with two or three very good artists.
Each of the programmes will include a tribute to someone in show business-starting with Jack Buchanan.
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starring Antoinette Sibley and Anthony Dowell
This is the seventh performance of this new production which opened on December 17 at The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
Leader, Charles Taylor
Conducted by John Lanchbery
Introduced by Christopher Gable
Prologue: The Christening
Act 1: The Spell
Act 2: The Vision
Act 3: The Wedding
There will be an interval of three minutes at 9.30 approx.
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A series of programmes of lunacy and laughter starring, as your hosts, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin featuring a regular company of crazy characters and a bewildering array of guests
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Late Night Line-Up's weekly look at the cinema with stars-previews-and a dig into the past
Introduced by Tony Bilbow with Philip Jenkinson
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