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[Starring] Laurence Harvey and Anthony Steel
with Mary Ure, James Robertson Justice, Ian Carmichael, Ronald Lewis
Directed by Terence Young and Zoltan Korda from A. E. W. Mason's famous story The Four Feathers
The period is 1900. Lieutenant Faversham resigns his commission on the eve of his regiment's departure for the Sudan. His action is interpreted as cowardice, but he is determined to prove the accusation false.
(to 17.15)
Contributors
Director:
Terence
Young
Director:
Zoltan
Korda
Author (The Four Feathers):
A. E. W.
Mason
Harry Faversham:
Anthony
Steel
John Durrance:
Laurence
Harvey
Peter Burroughs:
Ronald
Lewis
Tom Willoughby:
Ian
Carmichael
General Burroughs:
James Justice
Robertson
Mary Burroughs:
Mary
Ure
Dr. Sutton:
Geoffrey
Keen
Colonel:
Jack
Lambert
Dr. Harraz:
Ferdy
Mayne
General Faversham:
Michael
Hordern
Karaga Pasha:
Christopher
Lee
Joe (instructor):
Sam
Kydd
Fresh from their triumph over England three weeks ago, the same Welsh XV take on the Scots at Cardiff Arms Park.
Introduced by Keith Macklin.
Contributors
Commentator:
Bill
McLaren
Outside broadcast director:
Dewi
Griffiths
Presenter:
Keith
Macklin
Presented by:
Douglas
Hespe
A thriller in six parts by Lindsay Hardy.
Starring Frederick Jaeger
with Ralph Michael, John Barron, Wendy Gifford, Philip Locke, George Pravda
and Dallia Penn
The hunt for Sanders is on, and Sutton has escaped from The Ring. But now Sutton has to penetrate beyond the Benton Bureau to track down the elusive Mr. Smith and Mr. Brown.
Contributors
Writer:
Lindsay
Hardy
Designer:
Malcolm
Middleton
Producer:
Alan
Bromly
Director:
Gerald
Blake
Beaumont Sutton/Gregor Sanders:
Frederick
Jaeger
Miss Benton:
Sally
Lahee
Sobel:
Peter
Tremlett
Stern:
Philip
Locke
Waldo:
Arnold
Yarrow
Melitza Konradis:
Dallia
Penn
Janet:
Susan
Maudslay
Nicholas Cheverski:
George
Pravda
Peter Gilbey:
Ralph
Michael
Edmund Beatty:
John
Barron
Maggie Jones:
Wendy
Gifford
Leonie Gelber:
Susanna
Carroll
Roland Janning:
Douglas
Milvain
with Alan Whicker in the Caribbean
Alan Whicker looks back to his journeys through the sunshine islands from Trinidad to Jamaica, each with its own improbable blend of cultures, colours, and creeds. Here extravagant resorts and crushing poverty are neighbours, but no one frets.
'There was a man there - he wasn't white - and he wasn't black - he was just a kind of brown man'.
See page 4
Contributors
Presenter:
Alan
Whicker
Producer/Director:
Michael
Tuchner
Starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore
The Dudley Moore Trio
Chris Karan on drums, Pete McGurk on bass
Contributors
Script:
Peter
Cook
Script/Music:
Dudley
Moore
Designer:
Norman
Vertigan
Producer:
Dick
Clement
Comedian/Pianist (The Dudley Moore Trio):
Dudley
Moore
Comedian:
Peter
Cook
Drummer (Dudley Moore Trio):
Chris
Karan
Bass (Dudley Moore Trio):
Pete
McGurk
A Football League match brought to you each Saturday on BBC-2.
Kenneth Wolstenholme reports with outside broadcast cameras from a well-known Football League ground.
Today's match will be announced on BBC-1 and BBC Wales after Grandstand and on BBC-2 at 7.30
Contributors
Presenter/Commentator:
Kenneth
Wolstenholme
Television Presentation:
Alec
Weeks
by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
Dramatised by Leo Lehman.
Nastasia wants Aglaia, the General's daughter to marry the 'idiot' because Nastasia loves him beyond all reason.
(First shown last Tuesday)
Part 5: Tuesday at 9.35
Contributors
Author:
Fyodor
Dostoevsky
Dramatised by:
Leo
Lehman
Producer:
Douglas
Allen
Director:
Alan
Bridges
Stay up a little longer with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell and whoever else turns up.
Contributors
Presenter:
Denis
Tuohy
Presenter:
Michael
Dean
Presenter:
Joan
Bakewell