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Dramatised by Bruce Stewart
Starring Peter Cushing and Nigel Stock as Dr. Watson
also starring John Tate as Turner and Nick Tate as James McCarthy

"A diverting little murder. I have no doubt that somewhere among the blood and gore we shall find the correct solution."
(Colour)

Contributors

Author:
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Dramatised by:
Bruce Stewart
Script Editor:
John Barber
Script Editor:
Donald Tosh
Designer:
Tom Carter
Producer:
William Sterling
Director:
Viktors Ritelis
Sherlock Holmes:
Peter Cushing
Dr. Watson:
Nigel Stock
Turner:
John Tate
James McCarthy:
Nick Tate
Moran:
Jack Woolgar
Bill McCarthy:
Peter Madden
Patience:
Caroline Ellis
Fat man:
Gertan Klauber
Alice:
Heather Kyd
Insp Lanner:
Michael Godfrey
Matlock:
Vernon Joyner
Cowper:
Victor Brooks
Bella:
Sally Sanders

'Marathon running has an almost masochistic attraction, it is a question of how far can you push yourself. I feet that I can accept more pain than the average person; I have learnt to, over the years, physically and mentally.'

Jim Alder, reigning champion of the Commonwealth Games, describes his thoughts and feelings about Marathon running, and how it has affected his life. In the end it is a question of how hard you drive yourself, and for sheer guts and dogged perseverance Jim Alder will take a lot of beating in the Commonwealth Marathon Championship in Edinburgh on Thursday.

Contributors

Subject:
Jim Alder
Producer:
Bridget Winter

A spectacular hour of entertainment-the internationally famous Moiseyev Dance Company performs a programme of Russian folk dances throbbing with the breathless energy that has thrilled audiences throughout the world
A Bavaria Studios, Munich, Production

Contributors

Dancers:
Moiseyev Dance Company
Orchestra conducted by:
Nikolai Nekrasow
Choreography and artistic direction of the Ensemble and the programme:
Igor Moiseyev
Director:
Kurt Paeti

BBC Two England

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