Shadows - Season 3

Season 3

Episodes

Eleven O'Clock
A man and his daughter wait for a homing pigeon in a French farmhouse.
Starring: Ronald Hines, Tina Heath, Anna Korwin, Stephen Galloway

The Rose of Puddle Fratrum
A television producer visits a village in Dorset to find an ex-ballerina.
Starring: Christopher Lillicrap, Joan Greenwood, Bryan Pringle, June Brown, Duncan Lamont, Vicky Spencer, Noel Johnson

And Now for My Next Trick
An old magician learns a new trick.
Starring: Clive Swift, Caroline Embling, Jacqueline Pearce

The Boy Merlin
Young Merlin is in danger from a Saxon lord.
Starring: Donald Houston, Rachel Thomas, Archie Tew, Margaret John, Cassandra Harris, Ian Rowlands

The Man Who Hated Children
An old man plots to vandalise a park and blame it on children.
Starring: George A. Cooper, Brian Wilde, Paul Watson, William Smoker, James Ottaway, Charles Morgan, Niall Padden

The Silver Apple
Two princes are given a quest for magic to save the kingdom.
Starring: Peter Duncan, Prue Clarke, Simon Turner, Rachel Herbert, George Claydon, Brian Peck, Olaf Pooley

Honeyann
A girl is employed as a maid in a manor house dominated by a tyrannical nanny.
Starring: Madge Ryan, Gwyneth Strong, Adrienne Posta, Jeanne Watts, George Waring, Paul Angelis, Joshua White, Julia Swift, Timothy Stamp
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