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Over a quarter of the total public purse is actually spent by Local Authorities. Plymouth spends £30-million a year. Where does the money come from? How is it spent? To what extent is Plymouth independent of Whitehall?
Presented by Jim Sharpe, Nuffield College, Oxford

Contributors

Presenter:
Jim Sharpe
Director:
Bryn Brooks
Producer:
Richard Hooper

[Starring] Iain Cuthbertson, Michael Gambon, Edith Macarthur
Guest stars Joseph Greig, John Stone, Gordon Richardson

Gavin Ker defends his bonded tenant against torture and a monstrous charge.
(Colour)

Contributors

Series created by:
Bill Craig
Designer:
Chris Pemsel
Script Editor:
Martin Worth
Associate Producer:
Michael Glynn
Producer:
Anthony Coburn
Director:
Lennie Mayne
Cessford:
Ian Cuthbertson
Gavin Ker:
Michael Gambon
Margaret Ker:
Edith MacArthur
Jamie Ker:
Ross Campbell
Pringle:
Russell Waters
Agnes Ker:
Eileen Nicholas
Rab:
James Garbutt
Warden Sergeant:
Iain Blair
Ainslie:
John Stone
Beattison:
Gordon Richardson
Hob:
Joseph Greig
Martha:
Lillias Walker
Mollie:
Janet Milner
Betsie:
Wendy McClure
Richie:
David Lyell
Fergus:
Michael Napier-Brown
Angus:
Charles Kinross
Jennie:
Jean Woollard
Look-out:
Bill Hayden

Tonight's film in this season of outstanding films of the past ten years from the movie capital stars Doris Day, Rock Hudson with Tony Randall

Motherhood, space travel, the Confederate flag - just a few aspects of 'the American Way of Life' gleefully guyed in Lover Come Back.
Produced in 1962 by Universal - and one of the most successful of the Doris Day-Rock Hudson comedies - tonight's film provides a humorous and highly irreverent look behind the scenes in Madison Avenue, at the ad-men who sell us the crackle in our cornflakes.

Contributors

Screenplay/Producer:
Stanley Shapiro
Screenplay:
Paul Henning
Producer:
Martin Melcher
Director:
Delbert Mann
Jerry Webster:
Rock Hudson
Carol Templeton:
Doris Day
Peter Ramsey:
Tony Randall
Rebel Davis:
Edie Adams
J. Paxton Miller:
Jack Oakie
Dr Linus Tyler:
Jack Kruschen

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