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Starring Fred Astaire, Vera-Ellen
with Marjorie Main, Keenan Wynn

A rich playboy falls in love with the pretty young singer of a street mission band in the gay 90s.
With a track-record including seven fiancees paid-off behind him, Charlie Hill seems to be running to form when he gets drunk and misses his wedding to the lovely Angela Bonfils.
But pretty missionaries are not that easily deterred...

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Contributors

Screenplay:
Robert O'Brien
Screenplay:
Irving Elinson
From the play by:
Hugh Morton
Director:
Charles Walters
Charlie Hill:
Fred Astaire
Angela Bonfils:
null Vera-Ellen
Mrs Phineas Hill:
Marjorie Main
Max Ferris:
Keenan Wynn
Elsie Wilkins:
Alice Pearce
Gilfred Spivak:
Clinton Sundberg
Dixie McCoy:
Gale Robbins
'Frenchie':
Lisa Ferraday
Clancy:
Henry Slate

England v India Third day
Coverage including the closing overs direct from Lord's.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , TED DEXTER
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and JOHN SHREWSBURY

Contributors

Introduced By:
Peter West
Commentators:
Richie Benaud
Unknown:
Jim Laker
Unknown:
Ted Dexter
Presentation By:
David Kenning
Presentation By:
John Shrewsbury

Eight of the world's leading players compete for the BBC2 Snooker Championship. Tonight: Jack Rea, former Irish Champion, against
Graham Miles, losing Finalist, 1974 World Championship Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN (Birmingham)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Alan Weeks
Unknown:
Sydney Lee
Commentator:
Ted Lowe
Director:
Jim Dumighan
Producer:
Reg Perrin

Based on the novels of Anthony Trollope
Written for television in 26 parts by Simon Raven
Starring Susan Hampshire, Philip Latham

Plantagenet has paid Lopez's election expenses. Since Emily's father will give him no more money and Glencora has 'cut' him, Lopez has taken his version of the election expenses story to Quintus Slide.

Contributors

Author:
Anthony Trollope
Written for television by:
Simon Raven
Script Editor:
Lennox Phillips
Designer:
Tim Harvey
Producer:
Martin Lisemore
Director:
Ronald Wilson
Plantagenet:
Philip Latham
Duke of St Bungay:
Roger Livesey
Collingwood:
Maurice Quick
Quintus Slide:
Clifford Rose
Glencora:
Susan Hampshire
Marie Finn:
Barbara Murray
Ferdinand Lopez:
Stuart Wilson
Sextus Parker:
David Ryall
Abel Wharton:
Brewster Mason
Emily Lopez:
Sheila Ruskin
Silverbridge:
Anthony Andrews
Mills Happerton:
Angus MacKay
Lady Mabel Grex:
Anna Carteret
Lady Mary:
Kate Nicholls
Barrington Erle:
Moray Watson
Mr Monk:
Bryan Pringle
Sir Orlando Drought:
Basil Dignam
Phineas Finn:
Donal McCann
Members of Parliament:
George Raistrick
Members of Parliament:
Hilary Wontner
Speaker:
Desmond Llewelyn
Dolly Longstaffe:
Donald Pickering
Railway clerk:
Jeffrey Segal
Lopez's maid:
Lorna Edwards
Inspector Staple:
Michael Spice

When the Royal Family take the high road to Scotland it is usually for a summer holiday but in the past when the King's Court travelled the country Royal visits were as welcome as a flock of locusts.
This is a not-too-serjous pageant tracing the history of Royal visits both in and to Scotland told in songs, dances, and verse. Written and compiled by TOM WRIGHT starring
Graham Crowden , Jonathan Cecil Una McLean , Leonard Maguire Claire Nielson , Victor Carin and Bill McCue with THE BRIAN SEIVWRIGHT DANCERS
PIPER KENNY MACDONALD
BRIAN FAHEY AND THE
SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE
Musical associate BILL CONNOR Costumes MARGARET HARWOOD Make-up JEAN LOMBARDINI
Sound ALAN BUNTING , CAMPBELL MACKENZIE Lighting GEORGE FERGUSON Designer JAMES LONGMUIR Producer BRIAN HULME

Contributors

Unknown:
Tom Wright
Unknown:
Graham Crowden
Unknown:
Jonathan Cecil
Unknown:
Una McLean
Unknown:
Leonard Maguire
Unknown:
Claire Nielson
Unknown:
Victor Carin
Unknown:
Bill McCue
Dancers:
Piper Kenny MacDonald
Dancers:
Brian Fahey
Leader:
Ian Tyre
Unknown:
Bill Connor
Unknown:
Margaret Harwood
Unknown:
Jean Lombardini
Unknown:
Alan Bunting
Unknown:
Campbell MacKenzie
Unknown:
George Ferguson
Designer:
James Longmuir
Producer:
Brian Hulme

The Pallisers

Episode 23

Duration: 52 minutes

on BBC Two England

Based on the six political novels by Anthony Trollope. Plantagenet has paid Lopez's election expenses and Lopez takes his version of the election expenses story to Quintus Slide. Show more

Contributors

Alice Vavasor:
Caroline Mortimer
Alice's Maid:
Lynn Smith
Mr Fothergill:
John Nettleton
Dolly Longstaffe:
Donald Pickering
Burgo Fitzgerald:
Barry Justice
George Vavasor:
Gary Watson
Marchioness of Auld Reckie:
Sonia Dresdel
Lady Dumbello:
Rachel Herbert
Countess of Midlothian:
Fabia Drake
Glenorca M'Cluskie:
Susan Hampshire
Plantagenet Palliser:
Philip Latham
Duke of Omnium:
Roland Culver
Lord Brentford:
Lockwood West
Director:
Hugh David

(Les Rois Maudits) starring Jean Piat , Helene Due Louis Seigner, Catherine Rich Jose-Maria Flotats Monique Lejeune
Episode 4: The Royal Succession
After the death of Louis X, Queen Clementia gives birth to his son, Jean, and thus another heir stands between Philippe and the throne. Mahaut of Artois resorts to poison to further her ambitions and finally succeeds in putting her son-in-law on the throne of France.
' I have tried to show history through fully-rounded believable people,' Maurice Druon , a former French Minister of Cultural Affairs and author of The Accursed Kings
' Of course ... to kill one person they would poison a well. Thousands died in agony.'
English commentary spoken by DAVID KING
Music composed by GEORGES DELERUS Adapted by MARCEL JULLIAN from the work by MAURICE DRUON Director CLAUDE BARMA An ORTF production

Contributors

Unknown:
Jean Piat
Unknown:
Helene Due
Unknown:
Catherine Rich
Unknown:
Jose-Maria Flotats
Unknown:
Monique Lejeune
Unknown:
Maurice Druon
Spoken By:
David King
Composed By:
Georges Delerus
Adapted By:
Marcel Jullian
Unknown:
Maurice Druon
Director:
Claude Barma
Robert of Artois:
Jean Piat
Mahaut of Artois:
Hélène Duc
Spinello Tolomei:
Louis Seigner
Jeanne of Burgundy:
Catherine Rich
Philippe V:
José-Maria Flotats
Clementia of Hungary:
Monique Lejeune
Beatrice d'Hirson:
Catherine Rouvel
Guccio Baglioni:
Jean-Luc Moreau
Marie de Cressay:
Anne Kreis

Starring Bradford Dillman, Suzy Parker, Harry Andrews
with Paul Rogers, Robert Stephens

British Intelligence Officer Paul Raine is specially selected for a mission to Occupied France. Unknown to him, he is to be sacrificed in a ruthless plan to deceive the Nazis.

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Contributors

Screenplay:
Nigel Balchin
Screenplay:
Robert Musel
From a novel by:
Alec Waugh
Director:
Jack Lee
Paul Raine:
Bradford Dillman
Lucy Bowen:
Suzy Parker
Captain Rawson:
Harry Andrews
Major Spence:
Paul Rogers
Major Taylor:
John Welsh
Captain Stein:
Robert Stephens
Frank Bowen:
A.J. Brown
Henry Crow:
Martin Boddey
Ayres:
Charles Lloyd Pack
Abelson:
Ronald Allen
Cure:
Jacques Cey
Captain Ormrod:
John Dearth
Carter:
Norman Coburn
Price:
Basil Beale
Lohman:
Andrew Charise
Lohman's assistant:
Jean Briant

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