Crown Him with Many Crowns (Diademata,
BBC HB 124); Isaiah 2, vv 1-5; My Peace I Live With You (B Thomas); Christ Is the World's True Light (Rinkart). Stereo
Written by Mike Harris
Director Adrian Bean. Stereo
Contributors
Written By:
Mike
Harris
Director:
Adrian
Bean.
JJ:
Adjoa
Andoh
Mary:
Alice
Arnold
Suzi:
Hetty
Baynes
Zena:
Maria
Charles
Sally:
Avril
Clark
Alex:
Kate
Duchene
Mike:
Scott
Farrell
Jackie:
Eve
Gurney
Julia:
Beverley
Hills
Terry:
Anthony
Jackson
June:
Maggie
McCarthy
Barry:
Peter
McCulloch
Ernest:
Brian
Murphy
Colin:
Ben
Onwukwe
Neville:
David
Richard-Fox
Cliff:
Jeffrey
Gear
Four programmes in which Roger Worsley examines the myths and legends surrounding common birds.
3: The modern city scavenger that was the special companion of a Roman goddess. Producer Pam Redman
Evelyn Waugh 's satire on the American way of death, adapted in three parts. 2: Hollywood, 1947.
Two men are in love with Aimee Thanatogenous. One is the handsome English poet
Dennis Barlow. The other is her boss at the Whispering Glades Funeral Home, senior mortician
Mr Joyboy. Who can Aimee turn to for advice .. ?
Adapted by Bill Matthews
Producer Lissa Evans. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Evelyn
Waugh
Unknown:
Aimee
Thanatogenous.
Unknown:
Dennis
Barlow.
Unknown:
Mr
Joyboy.
Adapted By:
Bill
Matthews
Producer:
Lissa
Evans.
Dennis Barlow:
Rupert
Graves
Aimee:
Miranda
Richardson
Mr Joyboy:
Richard
Griffiths
Sir Ambrose Abercrombie:
Donald
Pickering
Guru Brahmin:
Mike
McShane
Mrs Joyboy:
Elaine
Ives-Cameron
Mr Schultz:
Graham
Hoadly
Rhoda:
Sue
Broomfield
Boatman:
Simon
Treves
The Ice-Cream Van
A comedy by Chris Allen , in which the joys of suburban life are rudely interrupted by the arrival of the anarchic Andreas.
Director Matthew Walters
Contributors
Comedy By:
Chris
Allen
Director:
Matthew
Walters
Geoffrey:
Brian
Miller
Maureen:
Auriol
Smith
Andreas:
John
Grillo
Security man:
Ben
Onwukwe
DS Bruce:
Jenny
Howe
Frank:
David
Bannerman
Special Branch
Turn over a new leaf and discover the power and mystery of trees. Reporters Neil Walker and David Clayton investigate.
Producer Nick Clarke
Contributors
Reporters:
Neil
Walker
Reporters:
David
Clayton
Producer:
Nick
Clarke
Paul Vaughan with the vocal talents of stars appearing in the Voiceover Festival; the latest record releases; the Whitbread Book of the Year shortlist; and the moving story of New Zealand writer
Janet Frame.
Producer Adrian Washbourne
Four comic adventures written by and starring
Jenny Eclair and Julie Balloo.
3: After burning the candle at both ends our heroines feel the need for a peaceful retreat to the Acme Health Club. With Helen Lederer and Paul Merton , and special guest Nicholas Parsons.
Producer Sioned Wiliam. Stereo
Contributors
Unknown:
Jenny
Eclair
Unknown:
Julie
Balloo.
Unknown:
Helen
Lederer
Unknown:
Paul
Merton
Unknown:
Nicholas
Parsons.
Producer:
Sioned
Wiliam.
Tales of Welsh mountain sheep, provoking exasperation - and sometimes affection - in those who farm them, and those who find them at the bottom of the garden ...
Producer Ruth Prince (R)
Making Your
Mark Peter White presents a special programme on how people who lose their sight identify everyday objects, from clothes to cassettes - as well as distinguishing the contents of tins and packages.
Producer Thena Heshel
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