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A magazine for viewers from Pakistan and India
This week a review of the year in the New Lives ' of Asian viewers. Presented and produced by SALEEM SHAHED
Directed by ASHOK RAMPAL
(from BBC Midlands; shown on Sunday)
Contributors
Produced By:
Saleem
Shahed
Directed By:
Ashok
Rampal
Inter-town quiz about Wales
Weatherman BERT FOORD
Contributors
Unknown:
Bert
Foord
A series of special interest to teachers, parents, and older children which today previews some of the BBC's future output for Secondary Schools.
1.55 Making a Musical
A programme from the Summer Term series in which older pupils are encouraged to write and perform their own musical. with the MALORY OPERA BAND
Directors BRIAN KENNY and BRIAN WILSON
Produced by JOHN HOSIER
2.15 Going to Work Something to Wear
This film, from the careers series, looks at opportunities in the clothing industry.
Produced by JOHN PARRY
Contributors
Directors:
Brian
Kenny
Directors:
Brian
Wilson
Produced By:
John
Hosier
Produced By:
John
Parry
A programme for children under 5
RONALD HINES tells The Wombles by ELIZABETH BERESFORD
Today: The Snow Womble'
Contributors
Unknown:
Ronald
Hines
Unknown:
Elizabeth
Beresford
A film from Russia
Part 1: The Tsar marries the beautiful Katrina and then departs for the wars.
Story told by DUNCAN CARSE
Presented by PEGGY MILLER
Contributors
Told By:
Duncan
Carse
Presented By:
Peggy
Miller
A film unit at work in a Suffolk village - in charge the director, Delbert Mann , an American, making a film of Dickens's David Copperfield with an 85-strong English unit and cast.
From the outside, film-making seems a tough, glamorous, and expensive business, a film director a lonely figure, out of reach. But in this programme the director, the stars, the technicians talk about what it is really like.
David Copperfield has its London premiere on Friday at the start of the Dickens' Centenary year
(from the BBC South and West)
Contributors
Subject:
Delbert
Mann
Narrator:
Roger
Mills
Director:
Harry
Cowdy
Producer:
Lawrence
Wade
The facts, the people, the background of the nation's capital The news, features, opinions of the country at large co-ordinated by Michael Barratt from BBC studios throughout the United Kingdom
Reporters ROBERT LANGLEY LYN LEWIS , JACK PIZZEY PHILIP TIBENHAM
Editor DERRICK AMOORE
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Barratt
Reporters:
Robert
Langley
Reporters:
Lyn
Lewis
Reporters:
Jack
Pizzey
Reporters:
Philip
Tibenham
Editor:
Derrick
Amoore
Written by DICK SHARPLES starring John Barrie
Richard Leech , Justine Lord with Irene Hamilton
John's heart trouble has caused Liz to have second thoughts about going home to spend Hogmanay in Edinburgh.
Storyline and serial created by DONALD BULL
Script editor MAGGIE ALLEN Designer KEITH HARRIS Producer colin MORRIS
Directed by GERALD BLAKE
Contributors
Written By:
Dick
Sharples
Unknown:
John
Barrie
Unknown:
Richard
Leech
Unknown:
Justine
Lord
Unknown:
Irene
Hamilton
Editor:
Maggie
Allen
Designer:
Keith
Harris
Directed By:
Gerald
Blake
Mrs Groom:
Pamela
Duncan
Liz McNeal:
Justine
Lord
Molly:
Lynda
Marchal
Roger Hayman:
Richard
Leech
Deaf patient:
Frank
Sieman
John Somers:
John
Barrie
Andreas Joanides:
Antony
Stamboulieh
Betty Hamilton:
Olga
Lowe
Nella Somers:
Alexandra
Dane
Malingerer:
William
Fisher
Practice Nurse:
Angela
Galbraith
Louise Hayman:
Irene
Hamilton
Agnes:
Jane
Walker
Sir Robert McNeal:
John
Robinson
Bob Hope invites you to join his theatre audience for a special programme and share the fun with him and his guests
Bing Crosby, George Burns and Martha Raye
Also on hand are Diana Ross and THE SUPREMES
In the audience you will find such old friends from Laugh-In as Dan Rowan, Dick Martin
Jo Anne Worley, Henry Gibson
Directed by DICK MCDONOUGH
Produced by MORT LACHMAN
Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Hope
Unknown:
Bing
Crosby
Unknown:
George
Burns
Unknown:
Martha
Raye
Unknown:
Diana
Ross
Unknown:
Dan
Rowan
Unknown:
Dick
Martin
Unknown:
Jo Anne
Worley
Unknown:
Henry
Gibson
Directed By:
Dick
McDonough
Produced By:
Mort
Lachman
starring
Rolf Harris with The Young Generation
HEATHER BECKERS , BOBBY BANNERMAN MARIE BETTS , IAIN BURTON ANN CHAPMAN , CHRIS COOPER CATHERINE COLLINS , ROGER FINCH
JACKIE DALTON , RICHARD COUGH DENISE FONE, PAUL GUESS
JANE HERBERT , HARRY HICHAM LYNDA HERBERT , ROGER HOWLETT CAROLYN HEYWOOD , NIGEL LYTHGOE LINDA JOLLIFF , COLIN PILDITCH
LESLEY JUDD , JEREMY ROBINSON KAY KORDA , BRIAN ROGERS LINDA LAWRENCE , DONALD TORR
SANDY PENSON , KENNETH WARWICK WEI WEI WONG , TREVOR WILLIS Choreography DOUGLAS SQUIRES Guest artists
Dusty Springfield, Joe Benjamin
Orchestra directed by ALYN AINSWORTH Musical arrangements by ALAN ROPER Script MIKE and LAWRIE KINSLEY Costumes LINDA MARTIN Make-up NATHALIE CALFE
Sound ADRIAN BISHOP-LAGGETT Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM Design J. ROGER LOWE
Production STEWART MORRIS
Contributors
Unknown:
Rolf
Harris
Unknown:
Heather
Beckers
Unknown:
Bobby
Bannerman
Unknown:
Marie
Betts
Unknown:
Iain
Burton
Unknown:
Ann
Chapman
Unknown:
Chris
Cooper
Unknown:
Catherine
Collins
Unknown:
Roger
Finch
Unknown:
Jackie
Dalton
Unknown:
Jane
Herbert
Unknown:
Harry
Hicham
Unknown:
Lynda
Herbert
Unknown:
Roger
Howlett
Unknown:
Carolyn
Heywood
Unknown:
Nigel
Lythgoe
Unknown:
Linda
Jolliff
Unknown:
Colin
Pilditch
Unknown:
Lesley
Judd
Unknown:
Jeremy
Robinson
Unknown:
Kay
Korda
Unknown:
Brian
Rogers
Unknown:
Linda
Lawrence
Unknown:
Donald
Torr
Unknown:
Sandy
Penson
Unknown:
Kenneth
Warwick
Unknown:
Wei Wei
Wong
Unknown:
Trevor
Willis
Unknown:
Joe
Benjamin
Directed By:
Alyn
Ainsworth
Arrangements By:
Alan
Roper
Arrangements By:
Lawrie
Kinsley
Unknown:
Costumes Linda
Martin
Unknown:
Stewart
Morris
With RICHARD BAKER and the BBC's correspondents and reporters around the world and Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Baker
starring
Rex Harrison Kay Kendall with John Saxon
Sandra Dee , Angela Lansbury
Rex Harrison and Kay Kendall make a delightful comedy partnership in a film adapted from the long-running stage success by William Douglas Home.
As Jimmy and Sheila Broadbent part of the British 'upper crust'they get involved in a series of scatty situations through Sheila's attempts to launch Jimmy's teenage daughter into high society.
Sandra Dee is daughter Jane and Angela Lansbury makes an impact as an overpowering ' deb's mum.'
Screenplay by WILLIAM DOUGLAS HOME Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI
Contributors
Unknown:
Rex
Harrison
Unknown:
Kay
Kendall
Unknown:
John
Saxon
Unknown:
Sandra
Dee
Unknown:
Angela
Lansbury
Unknown:
Rex
Harrison
Unknown:
Kay
Kendall
Unknown:
William Douglas
Home.
Unknown:
Sheila
Broadbent
Unknown:
Sandra
Dee
Unknown:
Angela
Lansbury
Unknown:
William
Douglas
Produced By:
Pandro S.
Berman
Directed By:
Vincente
Minnelli
Jimmy Broadbent:
Rex
Harrison
Sheila Broadbent:
Kay
Kendall
David Parkson:
John
Saxon
Jane Broadbent:
Sandra
Dee
Mabel Claremont:
Angela
Lansbury
David Fenner:
Peter
Myers
Some good times remembered by The Bachelors
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen The Beatles, Cilla Black, Adam Faith, The Hollies
Horst Jankowski , The Kinks Lulu , Cliff Richard The Rolling Stones
The Shadows, Helen Shapiro
Sandie Shaw , Dusty Springfield The Tremeloes, The Who
Introductions by Jimmy Savile Elfie von Kalckreuth
THE ASCOTT DANCERS
Orchestra directed by JOHNNY HARRIS
Musical associate JACK GODDARD Lighting RITCHIE RICHARDSON Sound RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Design c. IAN RAWNSLEY
Associate producer KLAUS WEISING Producer JOHNNIE STEWART
A joint production by BBCtv and ZDF (West Germany)
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenny
Ball
Unknown:
Horst
Jankowski
Unknown:
Kinks
Lulu
Unknown:
Cliff
Richard
Unknown:
Helen
Shapiro
Unknown:
Sandie
Shaw
Unknown:
Jimmy
Savile
Unknown:
Elfie
von Kalckreuth
Directed By:
Johnny
Harris
Unknown:
Ian
Rawnsley
Producer:
Klaus
Weising
Producer:
Johnnie
Stewart
THE RT REV TREVOR HUDDLESTON
BISHOP OF STEPNEY joins the Rector and Choir of St Bride's, Fleet Street, to reflect on the passing of the Old Year and the coming of the New
From the Church of St Bride
Contributors
Unknown:
Trevor
Huddleston
A New Year Celebration from Scotland starring
Moira Anderson Bill Simpson The Corries and featuring
George Chisholm , John Grieve Stuart Henry ,
Bernadette Ted Darling , Alasdair Gillies
THE BRIAN SEIVWRIGHT DANCE GROUP
PIPE-MAJOR JIMMY PRYDE , ROYAL SCOTS GREYS
(by permission of the Commanding Officer)
BBC SCOTTISH RADIO ORCHESTRA leader IAN TYRE
Conductor IAIN SUTHERLAND
Designer JIM LONGMUIR
Producer IAIN MACFADYEN
Closedown
Contributors
Unknown:
Moira
Anderson
Unknown:
Bill
Simpson
Unknown:
George
Chisholm
Unknown:
John
Grieve
Unknown:
Stuart
Henry
Unknown:
Bernadette Ted
Darling
Unknown:
Alasdair
Gillies
Unknown:
Pipe-Major Jimmy
Pryde
Conductor:
Iain
Sutherland
Designer:
Jim
Longmuir
Producer:
Iain
MacFadyen
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Ring in the New
31 December 2015