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<TD WIDTH="355" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="3" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'The Village of Evil'</B><BR><FONT SIZE="3">by Vince Powell<BR>and Harry Driver</TD>
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While enjoying a peaceful holiday in the countryside, Adam’s relaxation is interrupted with the arrival of Georgina; they then meet a young boy who asks them to help find some stolen white mice. When Adam later books in at ‘The Burning Man’ inn, he finds a dead man and an occult prayer book, before being knocked out by the landlord. Uncovering further evidence of black magic practices, Adam determines to put an end to the unholy rituals - but it seems that the entire village is involved in the devil-worshipping...

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Gerald Harper (<B>Adam Adamant</B>), Juliet Harmer (<B>Georgina Jones</B>), Jack May (<B>William E. Simms</B>), John Bailey (<B>Doctor Craigshaw</B>), Colette O'Neil (<B>Myra Bamford</B>), Christopher Coll (<B>Joe</B>), John Law (<B>Mr. Corbett</B>), Trevor Baxter (<B>Mr. Burke</B>), John Henderson (<B>Vicar</B>), Dinny Powell (<B>Daniel</B>), Len Jones (<B>Jerry Fletcher</B>)

<BR><BR><B>Directed by Anthea Browne-Wilkinson
<BR>Produced by Verity Lambert</B>

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6th October, 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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