Listings
For the very young
The Woodentops
Injured Bird
Jack Scott
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Scott
A programme for children under five
Ideas Day
Presenters,
Carol Chell, Gordon Clyde
Today's story:
' Albert the Dragon '
Written and illustrated by QUENTIN BLAKE
Shown at 11.0 a.m. on BBC-2
Contributors
Unknown:
Carol
Chell
Unknown:
Gordon
Clyde
Illustrated By:
Quentin
Blake
with Catharina Ferraz
Stories from Portugal
Todav:
' Bride of the Sea '
Contributors
Unknown:
Catharina
Ferraz
with Valerie Singleton, John Noakes, Peter Purves
See page 16
Contributors
Presenter:
Valerie
Singleton
Presenter:
John
Noakes
Presenter:
Peter
Purves
Producer:
Edward
Barnes
Producer:
Rosemary
Gill
Editor:
Biddy
Baxter
The Thursday film this week is from Italy
Part 1
Mario and Giorgio find a lost wallet on some waste ground in a suburb of Milan.
Story told by Peter Bowles Presented by Peggy Miller
Contributors
Narrator:
Peter
Bowles
Presented By:
Peggy
Miller
Created by SERGE DANOT
English version written and told by Eric THOMPSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Serge
Danot
Told By:
Eric
Thompson
Jack Scott
Contributors
Weather man:
Jack
Scott
Robert Robinson looks back at the events, politics, sport, and entertainment of the year 1951.
Tonight's edition covers the month of September, when the Prime Minister, Mr. Attlee, announced a General Election, King George VI underwent a serious operation, and Harlow New Town was opened. There is film of the Farnborough Air Show and the Princess Elizabeth at the premiere of The Lady with the Lamp.
Contributors
Presenter:
Robert
Robinson
Director:
Will
Wyatt
Producer:
Iain
Johnstone
Some of the best from one of the best comedy film series starring
DICK VAN DYKE with Mary Tyler Moore Morey Amsterdam
Rose Marie , Larry Mathews and featuring
Jerry Van Dyke
Stacey Petrie : part 1
... Oh brother!
Part 2: next Thursday
Contributors
Rob Petrie:
Dick van
Dyke
Laura Petrie:
Mary Tyler
Moore
Buddy Sorrell:
Morey
Amsterdam
Sally Rogers:
Rose
Marie
Ritchie Petrie:
Larry
Mathews
Stacey Petrie:
Jerry van
Dyke
Semi-Final 1
The Boys of Whitley Bay Grammar School v.
Either: The Boys of The Crypt School, Gloucester
Or: The Boys of Chatham House Grammar School, Ramsgate
Question-Masters,
Geoffrey Wheeler and John Dunn
Scorer, CLIVE ROSLIN
Questions set by BOSWELL TAYLOR
Outside broadcasts directed by JOHN McGONAGLE and PETER MASSEY
Producer, MARY EVANS
Contributors
Question-Masters:
Geoffrey
Wheeler
Question-Masters:
John
Dunn
Unknown:
Boswell
Taylor
Directed By:
John
McGonagle
Directed By:
Peter
Massey
Producer:
Mary
Evans
Devised by Colin Morris
The Harkers have a problem caused by early delivery on their building site. Caroline visits Arnold Tripp and finds him far from happy. Burroughs now threatens Tripp with the loss of his newspaper.
Story by JOHN CRESSWELL Script by FRANK MOORE Producer, BILL SELLARS
Directed by RAYMOND CUSICK from the Midlands
Contributors
Unknown:
Colin
Morris
Unknown:
Arnold
Tripp
Story By:
John
Cresswell
Script By:
Frank
Moore
Producer:
Bill
Sellars
Directed By:
Raymond
Cusick
Bert Harker:
Robert
Brown
Jimmy Harker:
David
Janson
Joyce Harker:
Wendy
Richard
Vera Harker:
June
Bland
Henry Burroughs:
Campbell
Singer
Mrs Heenan:
Vanda
Godsell
Arnold Tripp:
Gerald
Cross
Jeff Langley:
Michael
Collins
Charles Turner:
Neil
Hallett
Jim Cook:
Benny
Lee
Caroline Kerr:
Heather
Chasen
Nina Priestley:
Sally
Faulkner
Gran Hamilton:
Gladys
Henson
Eric Crutchley:
John
Kidd
Rufus Pargeter:
Michael
Redfern
Robert Malcolm:
Conrad
Phillips
Amelia Huntley:
Naomi
Chance
A new look at Britain's best-sellers
Discs-Stars-News from this week's
TOP TWENTY
Introduced by Alan Freeman
Top of the Pops Orchestra
Directed by Johnny Pearson
Sound, Richard Chamberlain
Produced by COLIN CHARMAN
Contributors
Introduced By:
Alan
Freeman
Directed By:
Johnny
Pearson
Unknown:
Richard
Chamberlain
Produced By:
Colin
Charman
starring THORA HIRD
ROBERT KEEGAN , JAMES GROUT and HENRY KNOWLES in All Right for Other People by HUGH FORBES
Series devised by ALAN PLATER from an initial idea by ALAN PLATER and PHILIP LEVENE
Script editor, Gerry Davis
Designer, Daphne Shortman
Producer, TERENCE DUDLEY
Directed by BEN REA
Peggy Tarrant, Will's daughter, arrives home emotionally disturbed after an unhappy love affair in London. After discovering that her father is in Stockholm at a trades union conference, she breaks down and a policeman finds her weeping in the street.
She is subsequently taken to a hostel for the after-care of mental patients. She is, in fact, one of the first women residents to be accepted as an experiment in group therapy. This experiment is strongly opposed by a Residents' Association which has previously succeeded in keeping the hostel out of their area. Their bigotry is based on the all-too-familiar fear of anything connected with mental disturbance.
The additional unconventional element of mixing the sexes serves as another excuse to attack the object of their fear. Worse still, Will Tarrant returns home determined that his daughter shall not be left in a home. It's all right for others- not for his daughter.
Contributors
Unknown:
Thora
Hird
Unknown:
Robert
Keegan
Unknown:
James
Grout
Unknown:
Henry
Knowles
Unknown:
Hugh
Forbes
Unknown:
Alan
Plater
Unknown:
Alan
Plater
Unknown:
Philip
Levene
Editor:
Gerry
Davis
Designer:
Daphne
Shortman
Producer:
Terence
Dudley
Directed By:
Ben
Rea
Peggy Tarrant:
Susan
Mitchell
Sarah Danby:
Thora
Hird
Dr Hobbs:
John
Ringham
Michael Benson:
Geoffrey
Hibbert
David:
David
Collings
Roger:
Clive
Rust
Harry:
Roger
Hammond
Arthur:
Lane
Meddick
Hardiman:
Joby
Blanshard
Tom Danby:
Henry
Knowles
Kendrick:
Derek
Tanslet
George Kingston:
James
Grout
Lumsden:
Kenneth
Edwards
Mrs Benson:
Nancie
Jackson
De Quincey:
Walter
Horsbrugh
Will Tarrant:
Robert
Keegan
with Richard Baker followed by THE WEATHER
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Baker
Once again BBC outside broadcasts feature one of the principal events of the busy May sports diary
Pick-of-the-week, plus national and international news and views in television's top sports programme
Producer, JONATHAN MARTIN
Editor, SAM LEITCH
Contributors
Producer:
Jonathan
Martin
Editor:
Sam
Leitch
Before an audience in London's Royal Albert Hall dancers from twenty countries compete for
Amateur Ballroom Dancing's top awards
In tonight's first visit:
THE LATIN AMERICAN
GRAND FINAL
Also featured:
THE GRAND FINAL of the STAR U.K. FORMATION TEAM
CHAMPIONSHIP
A further relay from the World Championships begins at 10.55 p.m.
Contributors
Dancers:
Albert
Hall
What matters in the news and out of it with Kenneth Allsop and Michael Barratt
Robert McKenzie , Vincent Kane with on-the-spot reports by Fyfe Robertson , David Lomax Philip Tibenham , Denis Tuohy Linda Blandford
Assistant editor, John Dekker
Editor, ANTHONY SMITH
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
Allsop
Unknown:
Michael
Barratt
Unknown:
Robert
McKenzie
Unknown:
Vincent
Kane
Unknown:
Fyfe
Robertson
Unknown:
David
Lomax
Unknown:
Philip
Tibenham
Unknown:
Denis
Tuohy
Unknown:
Linda
Blandford
Editor:
John
Dekker
Editor:
Anthony
Smith
Tonight's second live relay features:
THE GRAND FINAL of the MODERN CHAMPIONSHIP
Come Dancing's three best party dances in THE INSTEP FINAL and the Presentation of awards
Music by Joe Loss and his Orchestra and The Ray McVay Band
Master of Ceremonies, Peter West
Commentators, Judith Chalmers and Peggy Spencer
Arranged by Eric Morley
Organised by Mecca Promotions in association with Ovaltine Ltd.
Directed for television by DOUGLAS HESPE
Contributors
Music By:
Joe
Loss
Unknown:
Ray
McVay
Commentators:
Judith
Chalmers
Commentators:
Peggy
Spencer
Arranged By:
Eric
Morley
Television By:
Douglas
Hespe
by MARTIN BALLARD
Over a century ago Samuel Ajayl Crowther was consecrated Bishop of the Niger.
Viewpoint looks at the controversy aroused by this appointment of the first African bishop of modern times with Bari Jonson
Donald Bisset
Roger Delgado
Producer, JOHN ELPHINSTONE-FYFFE
Close Down
Contributors
Unknown:
Martin
Ballard
Unknown:
Samuel
Ajayl
Unknown:
Bari
Jonson
Unknown:
Donald
Bisset
Unknown:
Roger
Delgado
