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For the last 20 years portrait photographer Harry Pederson has spent his holidays exploring and filming the underwater world of the Bahaman coral reefs.
(From Bristol: first shown in The World About Us)

Contributors

Film Cameraman:
Harry Pederson
Presented by:
Jenny Cropper

When a gang of phoney policemen hi-jack London's leading crooks and make off with their ill-gotten gains, the underworld is up in arms - and so begins the craziest conspiracy in criminal history, between the cops and the robbers!

(This Week's Films: page 11)

Contributors

Director:
Cliff Owen
Pearly Gates:
Peter Sellers
Inspector Parker:
Lionel Jeffries
Nervous O'Toole:
Bernard Cribbins
Trainer King:
Davy Kaye
Valerie:
Nanette Newman
Jack Coombes:
Bill Kerr
Bluey May:
Ed Devereaux
Reg Denton:
Reg Lye
Assistant Commissioner:
John Le Mesurier
Sid Cooper:
Graham Stark
Supt Forest:
Martin Boddey
Dowager:
Irene Browne
Brassknuckles:
Arthur Mullard
Misery Martin:
Dermot Kelly
Annette:
Vanda Godsell
Siggy SchmuItz:
Tutte Lemkow
Alf:
Barry Keegan

'Planter' and 'Gael' are evocative terms used by some historians to describe the settlers and the native Irish in the Plantation of Ulster over 300 years ago.
Lawrence Pitkethly examines their traditions, many of which are still prevalent today.

Contributors

Presenter:
Lawrence Pitkethly
Producer/Director:
G.P. McCrudden

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Tonight: Dr Eric Thompson's Chronicle film.
Long before the Normans invaded Britain, Maya astronomers, mathematicians and architects dominated the jungle of Central America with their brilliant, mysterious civilisation. After the Spanish Conquest the Maya and their monuments were engulfed by the rain forest; now dealers and museums have been joined by looters for the remaining treasures.
Dr Eric Thompson, one of the foremost living experts on the Maya, returns to explore their lost world.
with Ian Graham and Joya Hairs
Written and introduced by Magnus Magnusson

(Colour)

Contributors

Expert:
Dr Eric Thompson
Expert:
Ian Graham
Expert:
Joya Hairs
Writer/Presenter:
Magnus Magnusson
Executive Producer:
Paul Johnstone
Producer:
David Collison

by Georges Feydeau
Translated and adapted by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin
[Starring] Patrick Cargill starring Bernard Cribbins, Barbara Windsor, Betty Marsden

Contributors

Author:
Georges Feydeau
Translated and adapted by/Lyric:
Caryl Brahms
Translated and adapted by/Lyric:
Ned Sherrin
Music:
John Dankworth
Designer:
Daphne Shortman
Associate Producer:
Patrick Cargill
Producer:
Douglas Argent
Mongicourt:
Donald Pickering
Etienne:
Alec Bregonzi
Petypon:
Bernard Cribbins
The Shrimp:
Barbara Windsor
Gabrielle Petypon:
Betty Marsden
The General:
Patrick Cargill
Marollier:
John Quayle
Varlin:
Alan Tucker
Corignon:
Jeremy Child
Madame Ponant:
Beatrix MacKey
Madame Hautignol:
Dorothy Black
Duchess of Valmonte:
Marjory Hawtrey
Clementine:
Melanie Jane
The Duke:
Melvyn Hayes
Emile:
Douglas Emery

Starring Stewart Granger, Stanley Baker
with Pier Angeli, Rossana Podesta, Anouk Aimee

Just five paragraphs in the Bible bear testimony to the awesome destruction of the twin cities whose names have been synonymous with wickedness through the ages.
This Week's Films: page 11

Contributors

Director:
Robert Aldrich
Lot:
Stewart Granger
Ildith, Lot's wife:
Pier Angeli
Astaroth:
Stanley Baker
Bera:
Anouk Aimee
Shuah:
Rossana Podesta
Maleb:
Claudia Mori
Melchir:
Rik Battaglia
Ishmael:
Giacomo Rossi Stuart
Alabias:
Feodor Chaliapin

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