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CHLOE ASHCROFT , DEREK GRIFFITHS

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More items of interest, information and investigation for collectors about collecting.
Furniture Restoration: Arthur Negus visits a workshop where specialised craftsmanship can make damaged antique furniture "as good as old".
Bird Calls: Jeffery Boswall lightheartedly demonstrates part of his collection on an "English Safari".
Arthur Negus answers viewers' questions.
Hugh Scully introduces the programme.

(Bristol)
(Colour)

Trevor Philpott reports.
This summer British hospitals have been turned into industrial battlefields. The unthinkable happened. Vital members of the medical teams, technicians, radiographers, even nurses have refused to attend the sick in order to man picket lines and stage lightning strikes. Within a fortnight. the Halsbury Report is to be published, and has promised to end 30 years of neglect.
For two months Trevor Philpott and his team have been filming at one of Britain's most famous teaching hospitals. Crisis at Guy's is the first of four reports.

As seen by Jean Rhys Three of her stories dramatised by ALAN SEYMOUR The Lotus
Entertaining Lotus Heath, the plump, boozy, wreck of a woman from the basement, is all very well. But, as Ronnie and Christine discover, there are limits ...
Tigers are Better Looking
Abandoned by a friend, Mr Severn at first finds little joy on Jubilee Day. But then the festive atmosphere takes over.
Outside the Machine
Alison Key as Inez Best Constance Chapman as Mme Tavernier
In hospital in France, Inez finds life in the English ward as cold and alien as a machine. But she has reckoned without an unexpected act of kindness".
Producer ANNE HEAD
Director JOHN GLENISTER

' So there we have it. Ireland's number one male singer, number one female singer, and top band ... Nevada! '
All the Best Years of my Life
Tonight's film is the first of three that goes on the road with groups of successful musicians, actors and acrobats.
The fact that Nevada regularly top the Irish charts and pack every dance hall from Bantry to Ballymena does not mean thev have the easiest of lives. Their fame is rooted in the hard grind of rehearsal, travel, performance. Five days a week they cross and recross Ireland, North and South, always expected to give cheerfully of their best. The Entertainers follows them through a typical week.
Producer PETER CARR

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