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David Cabot explores the country-side of Ireland and finds some unusual wildlife in a variety of places. Wagtails among Dublin's Christmas lights; wild geese on remote islands; choughs in ruined castles; rare plants and a peculiar slug in the Burren, the great limestone desert in the west.
He follows the coast from Achill Island where the huge basking sharks are caught to an island with the largest colony of roseate terns in Europe.
(from BBC South and West)
(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter:
David Cabot
Produced and directed by:
Richard Brock

A documentary film of the life and work of America's foremost musical interpreter of patriotism, the greatest master of the march form ever known.
The programme draws on rare archive material collected from all over the United States and features a reconstruction of the special sound and style of the famous Sousa Concert Band - the civilian showbiz outfit which Sousa conducted and with which he toured and captivated audiences around America and the world for nearly 40 years.
With the augmented Detroit Concert Band conducted by Dr Leonard Smith
and the help of Helen Sousa Abert, George Balanchine, Bill Bell, Paul Bierley, Sir Arthur Bliss, Gay Corrie, Leopold Stokowski, Lt-Col Sir Vivian Dunn, William Relton,
The Sousa Concert Band Fraternal Society and The US Marine Corps Band of which Sousa was musical director from 1880 to 1892
and with Anne Pashley (soprano), Jack Irons (tenor), pianist Sandy Blair
The voice of Sousa: Ben Lyon

A BBC/NET coproduction
(see page 14)
(Colour)

Contributors

Musicians:
The Augmented Detroit Concert Band
Conductor:
Dr Leonard Smith
Interviewee:
Helen Sousa Abert
Interviewee:
George Balanchine
Interviewee:
Bill Bell
Interviewee:
Paul Bierley
Interviewee:
Sir Arthur Bliss
Interviewee:
Gay Corrie
Interviewee:
Leopold Stokowski
Interviewee:
Lt-Col Sir Vivian Dunn
Interviewee:
William Relton
Musicians:
The Sousa Concert Band Fraternal Society
Musicians:
The US Marine Corps Band
Soprano:
Anne Pashley
Tenor:
Jack Irons
Pianist:
Sandy Blair
The voice of Sousa:
Ben Lyon
Narrator:
Humphrey Lyttelton
Film Editor:
Allan Tyrer
Writer/Producer:
Kenneth Corden

Why, in an age when the Church seems to have less relevance and influence than ever, does a young man choose to be ordained a Curate in the Church of England?
A Year in the Life follows Nicholas Bury from theological college through ordination to his first year as Curate in the dock-land area of Liverpool. Will he learn to cope in a mainly Roman Catholic area? Will he continue in the Church after his probationary year?
(Colour)

Contributors

Subject:
Nicholas Bury
Producer:
Paul Watson
Director:
Michael Houldey

by Ewart Alexander
[Starring] Barbara Couper as Mrs Lovell with John Castle as Frank
'I stood before him a long long time before he looked up. Then he said "Mother!"'
(Colour)

Contributors

Writer:
Ewart Alexander
Script editor:
Derek Hoddinott
Designer:
Peter Seddon
Producer:
Innes Lloyd
Director:
Liz Small
Mrs Lovell:
Barbara Couper
Frank:
John Castle

A new series of programmes of lunacy and laughter starring, as your hosts Dan Rowan and Dick Martin
This week's star guests Eli Wallach, Anne Jackson

and featuring Judy Carne, Arte Johnson, Ruth Buzzi, Henry Gibson, Goldie Hawn, Alan Sues, Jo Anne Worley, Teresa Graves, Pamela Rodgers, Jeremy Lloyd, Byron Gilliam and Gary Owens

(Colour)

Contributors

Comedian:
Dan Rowan
Comedian:
Dick Martin
Guest:
Eli Wallach
Guest:
Anne Jackson
Performer:
Judy Carne
Performer:
Arte Johnson
Performer:
Ruth Buzzi
Performer:
Henry Gibson
Performer:
Goldie Hawn
Performer:
Alan Sues
Performer:
Jo Anne Worley
Performer:
Teresa Graves
Performer:
Pamela Rodgers
Performer:
Jeremy Lloyd
Performer:
Byron Gilliam
Performer:
Gary Owens
Produced for NBC by:
George Schlatter
Produced for NBC by:
Ed Friendly

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