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British, American, and Canadian capers in a bright new series of swinging, singing entertainment from an international line-up of stars with host Ray Stevens and regular guest stars Lulu, Cass Elliott, as well as Billy Van, Carol Robinson, Solari and Carr, Dick Curtis, Steve Martin and this week's special guest Andy Williams
(Programme recorded in Canada)

Contributors

Presenter:
Ray Stevens
Singer:
null Lulu
Singer:
Cass Elliott
Performer:
Billy Van
Performer:
Carol Robinson
Comedians:
Solari and Carr
Performer:
Dick Curtis
Comedian:
Steve Martin
Singer:
Andy Williams
Executive Producer:
Allan Blye
Executive Producer:
Chris Beard
Executive Producer:
Murray Chercover

As a creator of pearls and with the reputation of being an aphrodisiac, the oyster is no ordinary shellfish. It is not surprising that there are widespread and intensive efforts in many parts of the world to farm oysters on a large scale. Appropriately enough, this has been most successfully and picturesquely achieved in France, particularly in the Morbihan district of Brittany.

(from Bristol)

Contributors

Narrator:
Hugh Falkus
Writer/Producer:
Suzanne Gibbs
Executive Producer:
Christopher Parsons

This great ballet company from the Kirov Theatre in Leningrad present the second programme recorded during their recent season at the Royal Festival Hall in London.

Walpurgis Night by Gounod
[Starring] Alia Osipenko, Jonny Markovsky, Alexander Pavlovsky
Corps de Ballet

Pas de deux from Giselle by Adam
[Starring] Natalia Makarova, Sergei Vikulov

Pas de deux from Sleeping Beauty by Tchaikovsky

[Starring] Alia Sizova, Yuri Soloviev

Gayaneh by Khachaturyan

[Starring] Olga Zabotkina, Konstantin Rassadin, Vadim Budarin

English Symphony Orchestra leader Peter Benson conductors Victor Fedotov, Victor Shirokov
Introduced by Andrew Porter
An outside broadcast televised by arrangement with Victor Hochhauser Ltd

Contributors

Choreography (Walpurgis Night):
Leonid Lavrovsky
Dancer:
Alia Osipenko
Dancer:
Jonny Markovsky
Dancer:
Alexander Pavlovsky
Dancers:
Corps de Ballet
Choreography (Pas de deux from Giselle/Sleeping Beauty):
Marius Petipa
Dancer (Pas de deux from Giselle):
Natalia Makarova
Dancer (Pas de deux from Giselle):
Sergei Vikulov
Dancer (Pas de deux from Sleeping Beauty):
Alia Sizova
Dancer (Pas de deux from Sleeping Beauty):
Yuri Soloviev
Choreography (Gayaneh):
Nina Anisimova
Dancer:
Olga Zabotkina
Dancer:
Konstantin Rassadin
Dancer:
Vadim Budarin
Musicians:
English Symphony Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
Peter Benson
Conductor:
Victor Fedotov
Conductor:
Victor Shirokov
Presenter:
Andrew Porter
General Administrator:
Pyotr Rachinsky
Artistic Director:
Konstantin Sergeyev
Principal Ballet Mistress:
Natalia Dudinskaya
Presented for television by:
John Vernon

Written by Spike Milligan and John Antrobus
Starring Spike Milligan
and featuring John Bluthal
with Edward Underdown, Michael Bates, Arthur Mullard, Rita Webb, Fanny Carby,
Charlie Atom, Alan Clare, Graham Mallard, Janet Rossini, Julia Breck, Eddie Davis
and Charles Gray, Teddy Atom, Reuben Martin
Special guest Kenny Lynch

Contributors

Writer:
Spike Milligan
Writer:
John Antrobus
Design:
Colin Lowrey
Producer:
Joe McGrath
Comedian:
Spike Milligan
[Actor]:
John Bluthal
[Actor]:
Edward Underdown
[Actor]:
Michael Bates
[Actor]:
Arthur Millard
[Actress]:
Rita Webb
[Actress]:
Fanny Carby
[Actor]:
Charlie Atom
[Actor]:
Alan Clare
[Actor]:
Graham Mallard
[Actress]:
Janet Rossini
[Actress]:
Julia Breck
[Actor]:
Eddie Davis
[Actor]:
Charles Gray
[Actor]:
Teddy Atom
[Actor]:
Reuben Martin
Singer:
Kenny Lynch

Tony Bilbow introduces this week's new films and talks to James Stewart about "The Cheyenne Social Club," in which he stars with Henry Fonda.

Philip Jenkinson looks back at the career of one of America's most popular entertainers, Al Jolson, who died 20 years ago this week.

Contributors

Presenter:
Tony Bilbow
Presenter:
Philip Jenkinson
Interviewee:
James Stewart
Director:
Philip Crump
Producer:
Barry Brown
Editor:
Rowan Ayers

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