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Georgina’s groovy party takes a criminal turn when a guest puts on his own record, and the tune places everyone in a trance. When he then makes Georgina attempt a bank robbery, she is arrested by the police and placed in a cell. It is up to Adam to post bail, and together they enter the world of swinging Sixties pop music and uncover a deadly plot; meanwhile Simms receives a record just for Adam, which contains subliminal instructions to kill Georgina…

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Gerald Harper (<B>Adam Adamant</B>), Juliet Harmer (<B>Georgina Jones</B>), Jack May (<B>William E. Simms</B>), Jerome Willis (<B>Melville</B>), Alex Scott (<B>Carson</B>), Anne Kristen (<B>Felina</B>), Michael Standing (<B>Kinkead</B>), Michael Beint (<B>Inspector</B>), Denis Cleary (<B>Sergeant</B>), John Dunbar (<B>Cashier</B>), James Blake (<B>Chauffeur</B>), Steve Peters (<B>Messenger</B>)

<BR><BR><B>Directed by Moira Armstrong
<BR>Produced by Verity Lambert</B>

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25th August, 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
<BR><BR>*The songs 'This is the Moment' and 'Ya Ya Da Da' were written by Chris Andrews and sung by The News

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