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Weather
(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter:
Kenneth Kendall
Producer:
Bill Northwood

This week's programme in the series of films from all over the world about our astonishing planet and the creatures that live on it features a tiny island in the sub-Antarctic, the home of the world's largest sea-birds - wandering albatrosses. They share Bird Island with vast numbers of fur, leopard, and elephant seals; with penguins and a wide variety of other birds.
For 18 months three scientists worked through storm, sunshine, and blizzard, studying the wandering albatrosses and filming this unique record of the wildlife of Bird Island.
Filmed and directed by Lancelot Tickell (US Antarctic Research Program)
(From BBC South and West)
(Colour)

Contributors

Narrator:
Dick Graham
Filmed and directed by:
Lancelot Tickell
Presented by:
Ned Kelly

Introduced and conducted by Leonard Bernstein
Guest conductor Leopold Stokowski
Michael Korn (organ), David Nadien (violin)
The Moog Synthesizer, The New York Rock and Roll Ensemble, New York Philharmonic Orchestra
A CBS recording
(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter/Conductor:
Leonard Bernstein
Guest conductor:
Leopold Stokowski
Organist:
Michael Korn
Violinist:
David Nadien
Musicians:
The New York Rock and Roll Ensemble
Musicians:
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Director:
Roger Englander

An MP is someone prepared to open bazaars, kiss sticky babies, challenge wrongs that can never be righted. This is the profession more often quoted - he will claim misquoted - than any other. He is the man all blame in a crisis yet whom in times of plenty no one thanks. What than prompts a man to become an MP? Tonight's film looks at one such man from a by-election in June 1968, and then through his first year in Parliament. The tiredness, the frustrations, the worrying over other's worries, the rewards: how he reacts is shown in this film.

(Colour)

Contributors

Produced and directed by:
Paul Watson

with Peter Butterworth, Toni Palmer, Rose Hill, Peter Reeves, Robert Bridges, John Wright, John G. Hughman
(Colour)

Contributors

Choreographer:
Bob Stevenson
Writer/Composer:
Bryan Blackburn
Writer:
Dave Freeman
Writer:
Mo Drake
Music Arranger/Conductor:
Burt Rhodes
Costumes:
Mary Jones
Make-up:
Madalein Gaffney
Lighting:
Geoff Shaw
Sound:
Michael McCarthy
Designer:
Barrie Dobbins
Producer:
Kenneth Carter
[Actor]:
Terry Scott
[Actor]:
Peter Butterworth
[Actress]:
Toni Palmer
[Actress]:
Rose Hill
[Actor]:
Peter Reeves
[Actor]:
Robert Bridges
[Actor]:
John Wright
[Actor]:
John G. Hughman
Dancer:
Patsy Spencer
Dancer:
Tudor Davies
Dancer:
Jenny Walton
Dancer:
Bob Howe
Dancer:
Rosemary Page
Dancer:
Connel Miles
Dancer:
Wendy Martin
Dancer:
Jerry Manley

by Robin Smyth
[Starring] Harry Fowler as Freddie Field, Rita Webb as Lizzie Truckle
with Bryan Pringle as The White Suddsy Man

Freddie Field is a tally man and he knows the tricks of the trade - or he thinks he does, until he comes to grips with Lizzie Truckle. Lizzie is unlike all of Freddie's customers. She knows a few tricks too - some that Freddie doesn't even know.

(Colour)

Contributors

Writer:
Robin Smyth
Script Editor:
Derek Hoddinott
Music:
Dudley Simpson
Producer:
Innes Lloyd
Director:
Sunny Amey
Freddie Field:
Harry Fowler
Lizzie Truckle:
Rita Webb
The White Suddsy Man:
Bryan Pringle
Mollie Thompson:
Ann Lancaster
Harry Truckle:
Danny Green

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