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<TD WIDTH="355" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="3" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'Beauty is an Ugly Word'</B><BR><FONT SIZE="3">by Vince Powell<BR>and Harry Driver</TD>
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Adam is asked to locate a deadly virus capable of destroying human tissue which has been stolen from the Insecticides Division of the Ministry of Agriculture. This lethal by-product is highly infectious and is capable of spreading worldwide in just twenty-four hours, and the only lead is a photograph of a former Miss Earth beauty queen who vanished almost a year before. Adam investigates the ‘Cafe Val Deurn’, where the monthly beauty contest is held, only to find that Georgina has just won the competition, and the prize is an invitation that she just cannot refuse…

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Gerald Harper (<B>Adam Adamant</B>), Juliet Harmer (<B>Georgina Jones</B>), Jack May (<B>William E. Simms</B>), Peter Jeffrey (<B>Sinoda</B>), Annette André (<B>Paula</B>), John McKelvey (<B>P.C. Mullins</B>), John Baddeley (<B>Petherbridge</B>), Barry Jackson (<B>Victor</B>), Eddie Stacey (<B>Max</B>), Esmond Webb (<B>Doctor Ryan</B>), John Church (<B>Compère</B>), Roy Stewart (<B>Weightlifter</B>)

<BR><BR><B>Directed by Philip Dudley
<BR>Produced by Verity Lambert</B>

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15th September, 1966 @ 8.00 pm - 8.50 pm

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<BR>*Featuring Adam Adamant, Georgina Jones and William E. Simms
<BR><BR>*The 'Adam Adamant' theme was written by Hal Shaper and David Lee, and sung by Kathy Kirby

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