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: The Money Programme
The Great American Railroads: The Philpott File
Trevor Philpott reports on Four Corners of the Marketplace4: A New Heaven ... a New Earth
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: News Review
21 April 1964 to 21 April 1974This week, instead of looking at the world news of the week, we are reviewing some of the best moments from ten years of special reports on the Quieter Side of the Decade Narrator RICHARD WHITMORE
Presenter BILL NORTHWOOD
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: Captain Noah and his Floating Zoo
by MICHAEL FLANDERS and JOSEPH HOROVITZ sung by THE KING'S SINGERS performed by children from ST PAUL 'S WAY SCHOOL, BOW,LONDON
A high-spirited musical version of the old story.
Children under the direction of MISS JENNY DAVIES
Designer BABET HAIDER
Producer DAVID TURNBULL ‡
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: The World About Us
A Girl Named EudoraEudora Quartey - Ghana
Like the other girls of this series, Eudora is middle-class and privileged. But in Ghana, as in most of Africa, the privileged cannot turn their back on the rest of society. The extended family system sees to that. So the girl who attends the Australian High Commissioner's cocktail party or goes to watch her fiancée at the Accra Polo Club must return to her village. Here people are poor.
Film cameraman NIGEL MEAKIN Film editor BERNARD ASHBY Producer RICHARD TAYLOR
Series editors ANTHONY ISAACS and CHRISTOPHER PARSONS
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: The Amazing Chinese Acrobats
Another chance to see the highly-acclaimed visit last summer of the Chinese Acrobatic Theatre from Shanghai. Blending the grace of ballet, the agility of gymnastics and the traditions of folklore, the 35 young artists then top it all with balancing feats of incredible precision.YUAN TUNG-LIN
Musical LU PING
Introduced by PHILIP OAKES
Televised by arrangement with Victor Hochhauser Ltd from the stage of the London Coliseum
Television presentation by IAN SMITH
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: The Big Bands from the Dorchester
A series of programmes featuring the best in big band music. This weekStan Kenton and his Orchestra STAN KENTON (piano)
PAUL ADAMSON , MICHAEL BARROWMAN DENNIS NODAY , GARY PACK
MIKE SNUSTEAD (trumpets) DALE DEVOE , BILL HARTMAN DICK SHEARER , LLOYD SPOON MIKE WALLACE (trombones) KIM CHILDERS , MARY FETTIG
JOHN PARK , ROYSTON REYNOLDS RICHARD TORRES (saxophones) PETER ERSKINE (drums) KERBY STEWART (bass) RAMON LOPEZ (latin)
Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE. JOHN TIMPERLEY Lighting HUGH CARTWRIGHT Producer STANLEY DORFMAN
(Stan Kenton appeared by arrangement with Harold Davison )
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: The Carnforth Practice: The Aristocrat
by Allan PriorStarring Leonard Rossiter
While trying to help another 'Aristocrat' - a full-blooded Romany - The Hon Greville Carnforth's identification with him leads to a dangerous encounter.
Created by COLIN MORRIS , DIANE CAMPBELL Designer GRAHAM OAKLEY Producer COLIN MORRIS, CYRIL COKE
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: News on 2
Weather: M*A*S*H: For the Good of the Outfit
Starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye Wayne Rogers as Trapper JohnWhen civilians are victims of American shells things are terribly wrong - but as the boys at the top point out bombs don't choose people.
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