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starring
Christopher Lee Milo O'Shea
Oliver Tobias Peter Cushing
Capucine Mickey Rooney
At the foot of the magic mountain lies the troubled city of Jandur, ruled by the evil Caliph, Alquazar. In a cave deep in the mountain lies the secret of his power, the Mirror of the Moon with its slave spirit - his benevolent double. But the caliph's designs for total power face a challenge from the honest Prince Hasan and a penniless orphan boy.
Flying carpets, magic jewels and all-powerful genies feature in this fabulous fantasy of long ago and of what might have been ...
Daad El Shur .MICKEY ROONEY Screenplay by BRIAN HAYLES Produced by JOHN DARK
Directed by KEVIN CONNOR
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Contributors

Unknown:
Christopher Lee
Unknown:
Milo O'Shea
Unknown:
Oliver Tobias
Unknown:
Peter Cushing
Unknown:
Capucine Mickey Rooney
Unknown:
Daad El Shur
Play By:
Brian Hayles
Produced By:
John Dark
Directed By:
Kevin Connor
Alquazar:
Christopher Lee
Khasin:
Milo O'Shea
Prince Hasan:
Oliver Tobias
Princess Zuleira:
Emma Samms
Majeed:
Puneet Sira
Bahloul:
John Wyman
Achmed:
John Ratzenberger
Abu:
Shane Rimmer
Asaf:
Hal Galili
Beggarwoman:
Elizabeth Welch
Alquazar's dancer:
Suzanne Danielle
Omar the goldsmith:
Jacob Witkin
Genie:
Milton Reid
Wazir Al Wuzara:
Peter Cushing
Actor:
Vahishta Capucine

This special Omnibus presents an exclusive insight into the most famous ballet company in the world. Omnibus cameras were allowed unprecedented access to company rehearsals in Moscow, and the stars of tomorrow appear in sequences shot at the famous Moscow Choreographic
Institute, the Bolshoi Ballet School. At the centre of this film are two legends of the ballet world. The Bolshoi's Artistic Director and Chief Choreographer
Yuri Grigorovich appears for the first time in an interview for British television; and Galina Ulanova talks about her distinguished career as the most feted dancer in Soviet ballet. Past and recent stars of the Bolshoi, including the great names of Messerer, Plisetskaya, Vassiliev,
Maximova and Lavrovsky add their own reminiscences. Also featured are members of the present company, including
Prima Ballerina Assoluta Natalya Bessmertnova ballerinas
Ludmilla Semenyaka and Nina Ananiashvili and male stars Irek Mukhamedov and Andris Liepa
With extracts from Giselle,
Don Quixote , The Golden Age, Spartacus, Ivan the Terrible, Raymonda, The Seagull and many other ballets. Programme consultant RICHARD COLLINS Producers
MARTIN PROCTOR. NEIL ZEIGER Director MICHAEL HOULDEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Yuri Grigorovich
Talks:
Galina Ulanova
Unknown:
Ludmilla Semenyaka
Unknown:
Nina Ananiashvili
Unknown:
Andris Liepa
Unknown:
Don Quixote
Unknown:
Richard Collins
Unknown:
Martin Proctor.
Unknown:
Neil Zeiger
Director:
Michael Houldey

The last in a 15-part history of western philosophy Wittgenstein with John Searle , Professor of Philosophy at the University of California in Berkeley
This final programme brings the story of western philosophy abreast of our own times. Its central figure is Wittgenstein, Austrian by birth but British by adoption. He transformed people's conception of the role of language in human thinking. His influence now spreads far and wide beyond philosophy, and continues to grow.
Devised and presented by Bryan Magee
Producer JILL DAWSON
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Contributors

Unknown:
John Searle
Presented By:
Bryan Magee
Producer:
Jill Dawson

Ludovic Kennedy 's personal selection of the television highlights of 1987. Assistant producer SUE GAGAN Studio director ALISON HILLIARD Producer NICHOLAS BARKER

Contributors

Unknown:
Ludovic Kennedy
Director:
Alison Hilliard
Producer:
Nicholas Barker

starring
Nicole Kidman Mark Spain
When Bill and Sly, two down-at-heel musicians, go bust, they decide to steal a horse, hoping to enter it in local races and recoup their fortunes. Discovering that their horse, Prince, is missing, four youngsters - John, Helen, Michael and Manalpuy - decide to track the thieves in the Bush. Unfortunately, both the crooks and the children become hopelessly lost in the mountains....
This remake of the 1948 classic was shot on the same locations in the Kooralbya
Valley and Beaudesert Shire, Queensland.
Produced by GILDA BARACCHI and PAUL BARRON Directed by HENRI POWELL
(First showing on British television)
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Contributors

Unknown:
Nicole Kidman
Produced By:
Gilda Baracchi
Unknown:
Paul Barron
Directed By:
Henri Powell
Helen:
Nicole Kidman
John:
Mark Spain
Michael:
James Wingrove
Manalpuy:
Manalpuy
Bill:
John Ewart
Sly:
John Howard
Kate Thompson:
Vanetta O'Malley
Ben Thompson:
Peter Sumner
Carroll:
Maurice Hughes
Bookmaker:
Brian Taylor
Band:
The Bushwackers

A play by J. M. BARRIE adapted by TREVOR RAY
Harry, an Australian soldier, returns to the cold, disused house he ran away from when he was 12. He has heard the house is haunted, perhaps by his mother.
Designer ALAN WRIGHT
Music composed by TONY HYMAS Produced by ANDY PARK Directed by JANE HOWELL BBC Scotland
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Contributors

Play By:
J. M. Barrie
Adapted By:
Trevor Ray
Designer:
Alan Wright
Composed By:
Tony Hymas
Produced By:
Andy Park
Directed By:
Jane Howell
Mary Rose:
Amanda Root
Mrs Otery:
Avril Elgar
Harry:
Neil McCaul
Mr Morland:
John Normington
Mrs Morland:
Diana Fairfax
Mr Amy:
John Rowe
Simon:
Anthony Calf
Cameron:
Michael Carter

This listing contains language that some may find offensive.

starring Meryl Streep Roy Scheider
The mystery begins when the dead body of George Bynum is found in a parked car in Manhattan's Upper
East Side. Then a young woman called Brooke
Reynolds turns up in the office of psychiatrist Sam Rice. Bynum had been a patient of Rice, and Reynolds was Bynum's mistress.
During therapy Bynum had revealed that she once killed aman....
Shades of Hitchcock abound in this nailbiting psychological thriller.
Produced by ARLENE DONOVAN Written and directed by ROBERT BENTON
(First showing on British television)
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Contributors

Unknown:
Meryl Streep
Unknown:
Roy Scheider
Unknown:
George Bynum
Unknown:
Sam Rice.
Produced By:
Arlene Donovan
Directed By:
Robert Benton
Sam Rice:
Roy Scheider
Brooke Reynolds:
Meryl Streep
Grace Rice:
Jessica Tandy
Joe Vitucci:
Joe Grifasi
Gail Phillips:
Sara Botsford
George Bynum:
Josef Sommer
Murray:
Irving Metzman
Heather Wilson:
Rikke Borge

continues a season of films starring the legendary actress with Melvyn Douglas 'Garbo laughs' said MGM's publicity handouts.
After 13 years as the tragic heroine the great star persuaded the studio to let her play the title role in this brilliant satirical comedy. Garbo plays Comrade
Ninotchka who is sent to Paris to investigate the dubious antics of a Soviet trade delegation.
Soon the stern comrade is enjoying the capitalistic way of life and learns from Count Leon that love is more than a biological reaction.
Screenplay by CHARLES BRACKETT BILLY WILDER and WALTER REISCH Adapted from an original screen story by MELCHIOR LENGYEL Produced and directed by ERNST LUBITSCH
('Camille' tomorrow at 12.00 midnight)
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Contributors

Unknown:
Melvyn Douglas
Unknown:
Charles Brackett
Unknown:
Billy Wilder
Unknown:
Walter Reisch
Story By:
Melchior Lengyel
Directed By:
Ernst Lubitsch
Ninotchka:
Greta Garbo
Count Leon d'Algout:
Melvyn Douglas
Duchess Swana:
Ina Claire
Iranoff:
Sig Rumann
Buljanoff:
Felix Eressart
Kopalskki:
Alexander Granach
Commissar Razinin:
Bela Lugosi
Count Rakonin:
Gregory Gaye

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