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<TD WIDTH="355" VALIGN=CENTER ALIGN=CENTER><FONT COLOR="#99CCFF" SIZE="3" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, Comic Sans"><B>'A, B, and C'</B><BR><FONT SIZE="3">by Anthony Skene</TD>
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When the latest Number 2 is given just three days to discover why Number 6 resigned from his job, he decides to employ Number 14’s untested new mind-manipulation technique. Each night, while he is asleep, Number 6 is hypnotised and brought to a laboratory, where he is drugged and his thoughts projected onto a screen. He is made to believe that he is at a party in Paris hosted by a woman named Engadine, and is approached by one of three agents. Which one will he sell-out to - A, B or C..?

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Patrick McGoohan (<B>Number 6</B>),  Angelo Muscat (<B>The Butler</B>), Colin Gordon (<B>Number Two</B>), Katherine Kath (<B>Engadine</B>), Sheila Allen (<B>Number 14</B>), Peter Bowles (<B>"A"</B>), Georgina Cookson (<B>Blonde</B>), Annette Carrell (<B>"B"</B>), Lucille Soong (<B>Flower Girl</B>), Bettine Le Beau (<B>Maid</B>), Terry Yorke (<B>Thug</B>), Peter Brayham (<B>Thug</B>), Bill Cummings (<B>Henchman</B>) 

<BR><BR><B>Directed by Pat Jackson 
<BR>Produced by David Tomblin
<BR>An ITC production by Everyman Films Ltd.</B>

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13th October, 1967 @ 7.30 pm ATV Midlands

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<BR>*Featuring Number 6

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