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The best of the week's film from all over the world, together with other subjects of interest
For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually
with Michael De Morgan
Weather

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael De Morgan
Producer:
Bill Northwood

What do we have in common with mountain gorillas and chimpanzees? How does our own society compare with that of a troop of baboons? Can watching rhesus monkeys help solve some of our own family problems?
Desmond Morris and Jane van Lawick-Goodall are among the contributors to this programme, which draws the parallels that exist between our own behaviour and that of other primates. Filmed in Japan, the USA and Africa it shows recent fascinating discoveries made by scientists working among our closest relatives.

Produced by the National Geographic Society in association with Wolper Productions Inc
(from Bristol)
(Postponed from 27 August)
(More chimpanzees in 'Animal Stars' on Wednesday at 7.0 pm, BBC1)
(Colour)

Contributors

Narrator:
Leslie Nielsen
Interviewee:
Desmond Morris
Interviewee:
Jane van Lawick-Goodall

Leader William Armon
and featuring Ann Howard
The Roy Gunson Dancers
The Tony Mansell Singers

Contributors

Musicians:
Mantovani and his Concert Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
William Armon
Mezzo-Soprano:
Ann Howard
Dancers:
The Roy Gunson Dancers
Singers:
The Tony Mansell Singers
Choreographer:
Roy Gunson
Costumes:
Jane Nagy
Lighting:
Geoff Shaw
Sound:
Len Shorey
Designer:
Robert MacGowan
Producer:
John Street

An entertainment with words and music by Spike Milligan
with John Bluthal, John Wells, Cardew Robinson, John Antrobus, Madeline Smith, Ray Ellington, Roland MacLeod, Felix Bowness, Marcus Powell, Nicolas McArdle
and The Alan Clare Quartet

(The Last Goon Show of All: Thursday, 8.0 pm, Radio 4. 'I gave my sanity to that show': pages 56-58)

Contributors

Presenter/Entertainer:
Spike Milligan
Performer:
John Bluthal
Performer:
John Wells
Comedian:
Cardew Robinson
Performer:
John Antrobus
Performer:
Madeline Smith
Singer:
Ray Ellington
Performer:
Roland MacLeod
Performer:
Felix Bowness
Performer:
Marcus Powell
Performer:
Nicolas McArdle
Musicians:
The Alan Clare Quartet
Graphics Designer:
Roy Laughton
Designer:
Colin Green
Executive Producer:
Dennis Main Wilson
Producer:
Roger Race

by Julian Bond
with Zena Walker as Mary Drew, Kika Markham as Lucy Walters

What face does Richard Drew show to his second wife? For both it was a marriage of convenience - but now Mary is no longer prepared to tolerate his attitude.

(Colour)

Contributors

Writer:
Julian Bond
Lighting:
Geoff Shaw
Designer:
Martin Collins
Producer:
Stella Richman
Director:
Alastair Reid
Richard Drew:
Kenneth More
Mary Drew:
Zena Walker
Lucy Walters:
Kika Markham
Milkman:
Reginald Marsh
Jones:
James Coyle

Starring Dean Martin, Kim Novak, Ray Walston
with Felicia Farr, Cliff Osmond
A season of Billy Wilder's most celebrated comedies

When Dino, a pop singer with his mind strictly confined to contemplation of the opposite sex, passes through the little Nevada town of Climax, the local garage attendant sees an opportunity to interest the singer in his songs.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

Contributors

Screenplay/Producer/Director:
Billy Wilder
Screenplay:
I.A.L. Diamond
Dino:
Dean Martin
Polly, the Pistol:
Kim Novak
Orville J Spooner:
Ray Walston
Zelda Spooner:
Felicia Farr
Barney Millsap:
Cliff Osmond
Big Bertha:
Barbara Pepper
Mrs Pettibone:
Doro Morande
Mr Pettibone:
Howard McNear
Smith:
Henry Gibson
Wesson:
Alan Dexter
Johnnie Mulligan:
Tommy Nolan
Mrs Mulligan:
Alice Pearce
Rev Carruthers:
John Fiedler
Dr Sheldrake:
Mel Blanc

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