The first play, "Sammy" by Ken Hughes, features Eric House as a bookie trying to gather funds for protection against a gang. The second play, "The Dock Brief" by John Mortimer, marks its fourth season with two one-act performances.

Play by Ken Hughes (Sammy) and John Mortimer (The Dock Brief)

Directed by Paul Almond

Host Clyde Gilmour

Cast:

Eric House .......... Sammy

Douglas Rain .......(The Dock Brief)

Alfred Gallagher ... (The Dock Brief)

Teleplay by M. Charles Cohen

Directed by Harvey Hart

Cast:

Theodore Bikel ...... Barbaso

Len Birman ............. Keeno

George Carron ....... Mika

Jonathan Erland ...... Fry

Norman Ettlinger ..... Aide

Alfred Gallagher ....... Judge

Eric Heath ................ Doctor

Dino Collura ............. Boy

Bill Brydon

D'Arcy Guthrie

Jon Granik

John Grima

Bernard Hayes

Donald Ewer

Based on the novel by Alexander Pushkin

Narrator Peter Ustinov

Cast:

Morley Meredith ......... Eugene Onegin

Ilona Kombrink ........... Tatiana

John Alexander .......... Lenski

Joan Maxwell .............. Olga

Harry Mossfield ........... Saratski

Irene Byatt

Joanne Ivey

Written by Ronald Hambleton

Cast:

Percy Rodriguez

Hugh Webster

Douglas Campbell

Paul Kligman

Betty Leighton

Arch McDonnell

Barbara Alleyn

Frank Peddie

Drew Thompson

Alexander Webster

Performed by the National Ballet Company of Canada, the production stars Lois Smith as the Snow Queen and the Sugar Plum Fairy, David Adams as the Nutcracker Prince, and Betty Pope as Clara, the central character for whom the fantasy is performed.

Teleplay by John Gray

Play by Fritz Hochwalder

Cast:

Lloyd Bochner ......... Don Pedro de Miura

John Drainie ............ Father Provincial

Ivor Barry

Joseph Furst

Louis Zorich

Hedley Mattingly

Written by Eugene Labiche

Cast:

Frank Peddie ...... Mr. Perrichon

Winifred Dennis .... Mrs. Perrichon

Anne Collings ..... Henrietta

Douglas Rain ....... Armand

Timothy Findley .... Daniel

Ed Simay .......... Innkeeper

Donald Ewer

Chris Wiggins

Teleplay by Mac Shoub

Short story by Anton Chekhov

Directed by Harvey Hart

Cast:

Jack Klugman ...... Gromov

Mavor Moore ........ Dr. Ragin

Bruno Gerussi ...... Nikita

Eric House ........... Sergey

William Needles .... Mihail

John Colicos

George Sperdakos

Jacob Reinglas

Cosette Lee

Alex Denaszody

Rein Andre

Alma Matsh

Ron Hartmann

Timothy Findley

Art Jenoff

Teleplay by Paul Almond

Play by Dylan Thomas

Directed by Paul Almond

Narrator Douglas Rain

Cast:

Powys Thomas ........ Captain Cat

Diana Maddox ......... Polly Garter

Barbar Alleyn ............ Miss Price

Sarah Davies ............ Mrs. Organ Morgan

Ivor Barry .................. Rev. Eli Jenkins

Brendan Dillon

Alan Crofoot

Gertrude Bradley

Gillie Fenwick

Moya Fenwick

Amelia Hall

Margaret Clifton

Leslie Atack

The artists include,

tenor Peter Pears

classical guitarist Julian Bream

classical pianist Claudio Arrau

singer Donald Bell

singer Theresa Stratas

Geoffrey Holder and his company of dancers.

Claudio Arrau will play Kenzertstuck, Opus 70, by Weber.

Adapted by Mavor Moore

Story by Henry de Montherlant

Cast:

Barry Morse ............ Don Alvaro

Frances Hyland ...... Mariana

Lloyd Bochner ........ Count de Soria

Jonathan Erland ..... Don Enrique de Letemendi

Gillie Fenwick ......... Don Bernal

Powys Thomas

Earl Grey

Chris Wiggins

Adapted by Donald Jack

Story by Joseph O'Conor

Cast:

Katharine Blake ..... Molly

Patrick McGoohan .... Michael O'Riordan

Douglas Campbell .... Sean Kelly

Patrick Macnee ......... Captain John Tregarthen

Teleplay by Barry Morse

Cast:

Barbara Franklin ....... Jane

Richard Easton ......... Tim

Walter Burgess ......... Troppo / Barman

Jack Creley

Norma Renault

Powys Thomas

Mary Savidge

Norman Welsh

Louise Troy

Gillie Fenwick

Tom Kneebone

June Sampson

Teleplay by Charles E. Israel

Short story by Sholom Aleichem

Directed by Harvey Hart

Narrator Paul Kligman

Cast:

Arnold Rose ....... Isaac

Miriam Wolfe

Sammy Sales

Helene Winston

Jacob Reinglas

Anna Reiser

Ben Lennick

Sylvia Lennick

Isaac Swerdlow

Basya Hunter

Norm Bornstein

Art Jenoff

A BOY GROWING UP

05May1959

Play written by Dylan Thomas

The story tells of an ineffectual, idealistic landowner who destroys his wife and eventually himself by letting

his estate accumulate debts.

Teleplay by John Bethune

Play by Anton Chekhov

Cast:

William Hutt ........ Nicholas Ivanov

Kate Reid ............ Sarah

Anne Fielding .... Sasha

Douglas Rain ...... Dr. Lvov

Frances Hyland ...... Zuzushka

Tony Van Bridge .... Count

Bruno Gerussi ......... Misha

Charles Palmer ........ Lebedev

Mary Savidge ........... Babkina

Cosette Lee .............. Matron

Paddy Croft ............... Katya

Timothy Findley ........ Petya

John Gardiner

Lian Garon

Iris Krangle

Two men take a load of black market pork from a distributor at one end of Paris to a butcher at the other end.

The journey has a profound effect on one of the men.

Adapted by Harvey Hart

Short story by Marcel Ayme ("Traversee de Paris")

Directed by Harvey Hart

Cast:

Albert Salmi .......... Grandgil

Bruno Gerussi ...... Martin Eugene

Isabelita Alonso

Louis Zorich

John Vernon

George Sperdakos

Chris Wiggins

David Gardner

Ed Smiay

Jonathan Erland

The story revolves around the Pontevedrian embassy's efforts to prevent a wealthy young widow from marrying a foreigner and taking her fortune out of her own country, which would result in impoverishing it. [final episode]

by Franz Lehar, in the English version by Christopher Hassall

staged by David Adams with members of the National Ballet Company of Canada.

Cast:

Helena Scott ........... Anna Glawari

David Atkinson ........ Count Danilo Danilovitch

Natalia Butko ........... Olga

William Cole ............ Vicomte Cascada

Alan Crofoot ............. Raol St. Brioche

Alexander Gray ......... Pritschitsch

Bernard Johnson ....... Bogdanowitsch

Tom Kneebone .......... Njegus

Andrew MacMillan ...... Baron Zeta

Harry Mossfield ............ Kromow

Frank Porretta .............. Camille De Rosillon

Marie Gauley ............... Valencienne

Jacqueline Ivings

Lawrence Adams