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<TD WIDTH="355" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="3" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'The Girl Who Was Death'</B><BR><FONT SIZE="3">by Terence Feely</TD>
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A British agent becomes the victim of a beautiful but deadly assassin, killed by an exploding ball whilst playing cricket. The agent sent to replace him must track down the location of the rocket that the mad scientist Doctor Schnipps is threatening to use to destroy London. But the agent’s investigations are hampered by the girl, who is Schnipps’ daughter; she claims to be Death, and also that she is in love with the agent. After avoiding her murderous advances, the agent tracks down Doctor Scnipps, only to discover that he is completely, totally and absolutely insane. But what is his connection to a group of intently-listening children...?

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Patrick McGoohan (<B>Number 6</B>),  Angelo Muscat (<B>The Butler</B>), Kenneth Griffith (<B>Schnipps</B>), Justine Lord (<B>Sonia</B>), Christopher Benjamin (<B>Potter</B>), Michael Brennan (<B>Killer Karminski</B>), Harold Berens (<B>Boxing M.C.</B>), Sheena Marsh (<B>Barmaid</B>), Max Faulkner (<B>Scots Napoleon</B>), John Rees (<B>Welsh Napoleon</B>), Joe Gladwin (<B>Yorkshire Napoleon</B>), John Drake (<B>Bowler</B>), Gaynor Steward (<B>Little Girl</B>), Graham Steward (<B>Little Boy</B>), Stephen How (<B>Little Boy</B>) 

<BR><BR><B>Directed by David Tomblin 
<BR>Produced by David Tomblin
<BR>An ITC production by Everyman Films Ltd.</B>

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19th January, 1968 @ 7.35 pm ATV Midlands

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<BR>*Featuring Number 6

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