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Armchair Theatre
S4.E105
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Exit Joe: Running
Episode aired Jun 14, 1964
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Director
Christopher Morahan
Writer
John Hall
Stars
Keith Barron
Edward Burnham
Yvonne Coulette
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Director
Christopher Morahan
Writer
John Hall
Stars
Keith Barron
Edward Burnham
Yvonne Coulette
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Keith Barron
Bill Deal
Edward Burnham
Vice-Chancellor
Yvonne Coulette
Mrs. Praed
Catherine Griller
Dixie
Marcus Hammond
Mike
Arthur Pentelow
Professor Jude
Tim Preece
Joe
Ewan Roberts
Professor Garner
Katherine Schofield
Alice
Neville Smith
Kit
Wendy Varnals
Jenny
Terence Woodfield
Don
Director
Christopher Morahan
Writer
John Hall
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Release date
June 14, 1964 (United Kingdom)
Language
English
Production company
ABC Weekend Television
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Black and White
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Mono
Aspect ratio
1.33 : 1
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