The Gordon Honour: 6: The Mutiny Candlestick
The adventures of a candlestick in seven episodes.
(Sheila Shand Gibbs is appearing in "Sailor Beware" at the Strand Theatre; Paul Whitsun-Jones is in "Kismet" at the Stoll Theatre; Robert Perceval is in "The Teahouse of the August Moon" at Her Majesty's Theatre, London)
Spawning of Salmon
J.W. Jones, of the Department of Zoology, Liverpool University, introduces his film made at the Salmon Observation Tank at the River Alwen, North Wales.
(to 17.55)
Contributors
Producer (The Gordon Honour):
Shaun
Sutton
Fights arranged by (The Gordon Honour):
Peter
Diamond
Designer (The Gordon Honour):
Richard
Henry
Lord Freddie Gordon/Private Lord Albert Gordon:
Bruce
Gordon
Admiral the Duke of Tyburne/Colonel the Duke of Tyburne:
Paul
Whitsun-Jones
Sir James Fitzwilliam/Sergeant Fitzwilliam:
Colin
Douglas
Ronald Fitzwilliam/Corporal Fitzwilliam:
Barry
Letts
Poppy:
Sheila Shand
Gibbs
Miss Harding:
Christine
Russell
Gezir Mohammed:
Patrick
Cargill
P.C. Willis:
Robert
Perceval
Other parts played by:
Dennis
Ramsden
Other parts played by:
Peter
Diamond
Other parts played by:
Derek
Waring
Other parts played by:
Gregory
Scott
Other parts played by:
Ivan
Owen
Other parts played by:
Brian
Sheehy
Other parts played by:
Peter
Macarte
Other parts played by:
Redvers
Kyle
Presenter/Filmmaker (Spawning of Salmon):
J.W.
Jones
A series of wild-life programmes introduced by Peter Scott.
This evening's programme takes viewers to "The Land of the Flamingo", with Walter Higham presenting some film sequences he made in the marshes and lagoons of the Camargue in the South of France.
See page 15
Contributors
Presenter:
Peter
Scott
Filmmaker (The Land of the Flamingo):
Walter
Higham
Producer:
Desmond
Hawkins
From the Royal Air Force Station, Little Rissington.
Introduced by Bill Kerr.
with Petula Clark, Avril Angers, The Hedliners, Pauline Joy.
Contributors
Presenter:
Bill
Kerr
Singer:
Petula
Clark
Comedienne:
Avril
Angers
Musicians:
The
Hedliners
Xylophonist:
Pauline
Joy
Orchestra directed by:
Harry
Engleman
Producer:
Barrie
Edgar
"A cynic is a man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing"
with Gilbert Harding, Nancy Spain, John Betjeman, Joanna Kilmartin and Alan Melville.
Contributors
Panellist:
Gilbert
Harding
Panellist:
Nancy
Spain
Panellist:
John
Betjeman
Panellist:
Joanna
Kilmartin
Chairman:
Alan
Melville
Presented by:
Harry
Carlisle
Writer:
Wolf
Mankowitz
Producer (It Should Happen to a Dog):
Tony
Richardson
Special Sound Effects (It Should Happen to a Dog):
Ludwig
Koch
Designer (It Should Happen to a Dog):
Bruce
Angrave
Jonah:
Alfie
Bass
Man:
David
Kossoff
Sailor:
David
Kossoff
King:
David
Kossoff
Angel:
David
Kossoff
Producer (The Girl):
Patricia
Foy
Music composed by (The Girl):
Larry
Adler
Lyrics (The Girl):
Lawrence
Benedict
Orchestrations (The Girl):
Peter
Knight
Designer (The Girl):
Richard
Wilmot
Harry:
Alfie
Bass
Lou:
David
Kossoff
Tony:
Harry
Corbett
The girl:
Diana
Decker
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