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with Michael Charlton
The extended Thursday edition of Newsday includes the day's News Summary and a longer look at one of the vital issues of the week with the people concerned. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARER Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Charlton
Producer:
John Shearer
Producer:
Christopher Capron

from the novel by Angus Wilson dramatised in four parts by Dennis Potter
Starring Dandy Nichols, Michael Bryant, Leslie Dwyer

Wretchedly unhappy, Sylvia has taken to solitary walks. Caught in a thunderstorm, she manages to save a child from a tree struck by lightning.

Contributors

Author:
Angus Wilson
Dramatised by:
Dennis Potter
Script Editor:
Lennox Phillips
Designer:
Spencer Chapman
Producer:
Ken Riddington
Director:
Philip Dudley
Sylvia Calvert:
Dandy Nichols
Shirley Egan:
Kathryn Leigh Scott
Mandy Egan:
Alison Dowling
Timbo Egan:
Philip Bond
Harold Calvert:
Michael Bryant
Arthur Calvert:
Leslie Dwyer
Wilf Corney:
Hugh Sullivan
Ray Calvert:
Tim Morand
Mark Calvert:
Nigel Crewe
Muriel Bartley:
Rosemarie Dunham
Priscilla White:
Gail Grainger
Terry Knowles:
Nigel Winder
Geoff Bartley:
Nicholas McArdle
Judy Calvert:
Rosalyn Elvin
Herbert Raven:
John Cater
Jock Parsons:
Raymond Mason
Chris Milton:
Geoffrey Adams
Lorna Milton:
Fanny Carby
Dr Piggott:
Hilary Minster
Young Sylvia:
Danielle Carson
Sally Bulmer:
Diana King

starring Dave Allen with DORAN GODWIN , RONNIE BRODY ROBERT EAST, PETER HAWKINS MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN
Script by DAVE ALLEN , AUSTIN STEELE and PETER VINCENT
Designer KEITH CHEETHAM Producer PETER WHITMORE

Contributors

Unknown:
Dave Allen
Unknown:
Doran Godwin
Unknown:
Ronnie Brody
Unknown:
Peter Hawkins
Unknown:
Michael Sharvell-Martin
Script By:
Dave Allen
Script By:
Austin Steele
Script By:
Peter Vincent
Designer:
Keith Cheetham
Producer:
Peter Whitmore

This week: Fallen Idols
Showbusiness has a uniquely cruel side to it: you can be right at the top one moment and right down the next. Jeremy James , with a Man Alive team, talks to three top people who have fallen. Comedian BILL MAYNARD was forced to sell hearth and home when his career collapsed ten years ago. He's made it again now, but it isnt so easy far film star ANTHONY STEEL, heart-flhrob of the 50s.
With 60 films behind him, he suddenly found himself with a broken marriage to Anita Ekberg and a broken contract with the Rank Organisation.
And singer KATHY KIRBY , the cheerful girl next door-the one-time television idol of millions. Her career disintegrated when her personal manager and friend Bert Ambrose died suddenly. On a one-night stand at the Crystal Rooms, Hereford, she sings ' Maybe This Time.' And there are many who hope and believe she can get to the top again.
Producer JAMES KENELM CLARKE Editor ADAM CLAPHAM

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeremy James
Unknown:
Bill Maynard
Unknown:
Anita Ekberg
Singer:
Kathy Kirby
Unknown:
Bert Ambrose
Producer:
James Kenelm Clarke

A season of new plays from Birmingham
Swallows by JOHN MCGAHERN
In a small Irish village any visitor causes a stir - especially one who plays the violin and talks of foreign places.
Script editor TARA PREM
Designer MARGARET PEACOCK Producer BARRY HANSON Director ROBERT KIDD

Contributors

Unknown:
John McGahern
Editor:
Tara Prem
Designer:
Margaret Peacock
Producer:
Barry Hanson
Director:
Robert Kidd
Sergeant:
Michael Brennan
Surveyor:
Frank Kelly
Biddy:
Julie Hamilton
Michael:
Richard Oliver
Priest:
Harry Webster

BBC Two England

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