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A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell, Pauline Collins, Antony Hopkins and Frank Muir, The Marchioness of Tavistock, Edward Fox.
Referee Robert Robinson

(Colour)

Contributors

Referee:
Robert Robinson
Team captain:
Patrick Campbell
Panellist:
Pauline Collins
Panellist:
Antony Hopkins
Team captain:
Frank Muir
Panellist:
The Marchioness of Tavistock
Panellist:
Edward Fox
Devised by:
Mark Goodson
Devised by:
Bill Todman
Director:
Michael Goodwin
Producer:
Johnny Downes

with Anthony Smith Okefenokee Swamp
This is a wilderness with a difference - an ' instant' wild experience for people in their thousands to enjoy alligators and deer in the watery beauty of a cypress swamp. Okefenokee seems to confirm the need to preserve wild places for people to wonder at, escape into, get lost in. But can a wilderness filled by visitors remain a true wilderness?
Producer PETER BALE (Bristol)

starring Spike Milligan with JOHN BLUTHAL , JULIAN CHAGRIN FANNY CARBY , CARMEL CRYAN
CAROL CLEVELAND, CHRIS LANGHAM RITA WEBB , NEIL SHAND
JOHNNY VYVYAN , JULIA BRECK
Musical numbers from ED WELCH and the Pop Art String Quartet
JEREMY TAYLOR
Script SPIKE MILLIGAN and NEIL SHAND Additional material CHRIS LANGHAM and TERENCE MAZWEKE Designer PAUL MUNTING Director RAY BUTT
Producer SYDNEY LOTTERBY

Contributors

Unknown:
Spike Milligan
Unknown:
John Bluthal
Unknown:
Julian Chagrin
Unknown:
Fanny Carby
Unknown:
Carmel Cryan
Unknown:
Chris Langham
Unknown:
Rita Webb
Unknown:
Neil Shand
Unknown:
Johnny Vyvyan
Unknown:
Jeremy Taylor
Script:
Spike Milligan
Unknown:
Chris Langham
Unknown:
Terence Mazweke
Designer:
Paul Munting
Director:
Ray Butt

How did King Kong strip Fay Wray? How did the tornado carry Dorothy's house to the land of Oz? This programme shows how the cinema has depended on special effects since the very first films, and is a tribute to the skill and ingenuity that makes directors' dreams come true.

Contributors

Narrator:
Richard Baker
Editor:
Peter Goodchild
Producer:
Michael Andrews

A play by JOHN KING starring
Alfred Lynch and Angela Scoular The story of a young and unmarried pregnant girl, who comes home for Christmas, and of her developing relationship with a young man she meets.
Film cameraman BERNARD HEDGES Sound recordist LYNDON BIRD Film editor CHARLES ALDRIDGE
Director JOHN KING (Bristol)

Contributors

Play By:
John King
Unknown:
Alfred Lynch
Unknown:
Angela Scoular
Unknown:
Bernard Hedges
Director:
John King
Girl:
Angela Scoular
Mother:
Aileen Mills
Father:
Norman Tyrrell
Father's friend:
Rex Holdsworth
Man:
Alfred Lynch
Driver:
Andrew Simpson
Police Inspector:
Hugh Smith-Marriott
Police Constable No 1:
James Snell
Police Constable No 2:
Peter Leabourne
Country Policeman:
Peter Arne

1: The Nativity
What are the true facts of the first Christmas?
With expert help from two biblical scholars, Dr Geza Vermes and Professor Christopher Evans , critical analysis is brought to bear on the well-loved ingredients of the familiar story: the Magi, the Shepherds, the Star, the wicked King Herod, and the Virgin Birth.
Film editor MARTIN CHARLES Producer ROGER MILLS Director JOHN PURDIE

Contributors

Unknown:
Dr Geza Vermes
Unknown:
Professor Christopher Evans
Unknown:
Virgin Birth.
Editor:
Martin Charles
Producer:
Roger Mills
Director:
John Purdie

Introduced by Moray Watson
From the Chapel Royal of King Henry VIII 's Regal Palace of Hampton Court the Gentlemen and Children sing a programme of music for the festive season.
Organist and choirmaster GORDON REYNOLDS
Christmas reading by The Chaplain, REV FELIX BOYCE , MA Written by MICHAEL KERR
Lighting BERT OATEN Sound VIC GODRICH
Producer KEN GRIFFIN

Contributors

Introduced By:
Moray Watson
Unknown:
Henry Viii
Choirmaster:
Gordon Reynolds
Unknown:
Felix Boyce
Written By:
Michael Kerr
Producer:
Ken Griffin

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