DESMOND LYNAM presents the first of BBC Television's regular lunchtime reports from Brisbane, on the opening day ot competition.
There were ten gold medals at stake, in swimming, diving, weightlifting and cycling. Plus action reports of the preliminary bouts in boxing, and the opening matches in badminton and bowls.
In a special edition of the popular lunchtime magazine, the regular presenting team look back over two decades of Beatlemania' Joined by people who knew the ' Fab Four they discuss the history and influence of THE BEATLES whose first hit 'Love me do' came out 20 years ago.
Story: Tin Lizzie and Little Nell Written by DAVID COX Presenters
Carol Chell, Don Spencer
Pianist PETER GOSLING
Designer DIANA CHARNLEY
Graphic designer LESLIE FORBES
Written and directed by EVELYN SKINNER Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Contributors
Written By:
David
Cox
Pianist:
Don
Spencer
Pianist:
Peter
Gosling
Designer:
Diana
Charnley
Designer:
Leslie
Forbes
Directed By:
Evelyn
Skinner
Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
The uniform that Nelson wore at the Battle of Trafalgar (complete with bullet hole); the sleeping bag Captain Oates left to walk out into the Polar blizzard; Queen Mary's ration book; the skeleton of a mammoth that once ran wild in London; and the lantern Guy Fawkes held on the night he was arrested ...
In this series of five films Mark Curry sets out to discover the true stories behind treasures held in museums throughout the country. 3: The Treasures of Captain Scott's Polar Expedition
Film editor TERRY GABELL Written by DOROTHY SMITH Director CRISPIN EVANS
Contributors
Unknown:
Mark
Curry
Editor:
Terry
Gabell
Written By:
Dorothy
Smith
Director:
Crispin
Evans
Look East, Look North
Look North West, Midlands Today South East at Six, Points West
South Today, Spotlight South West and at 6.22
Nationwide
With SUE LAWLEY and HUGH SCULLY At 6.45 Sportswide with David Icke
(Regional details as Monday)
DESMOND LYNAM introduces the outstanding events on the first day kof competition with the athletes from the home countries, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, beginning their quest for medals. Today's Finals: Swimming
Women's 100m Freestyle
Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Diving
Women's Springboard Cycling
100km Team Time Trial Weightlifting Flyweight
Bantamweight Shooting
Four Finals
Plus action reports from boxing, badminton and bowls
BBC videobook and laservision video-disc. Harry Carpenter 's Videobook of Sport (BBCV SOU) from retailers
Jeux sans Frontières British Heat
The fourth international programme in which seven teams compete for the chance to represent their country in the Grand Final.
The programme is set in the beautiful grounds of Sherborne Castle, with its many Sir Walter Raleigh associations. The games are based on a maritime theme, and are acted out in a specially constructed fishing Village, complete with galleon.
A programme of pirates, smugglers and ship's parrots, providing a show of fun, action and spectacle. The teams competing are: Great Britain: West Dorset Belgium: Frameries France: Dieppe Italy: Llzzano
Portugal: Vila Real-Mateus Switzerland: Versoix Yugoslavia: UlclnJ Introduced by STUART HALL and BRIAN CANT
International Referees GENNARO OLIVIERI and GUIDO PANCALDI
Designer and games deviser STUART FURBER
Director JOHN ROONEY
Producer GEOFFREY WILSON BBC Manchester
Contributors
Unknown:
Sir Walter
Raleigh
Introduced By:
Stuart
Hall
Unknown:
Stuart
Furber
Director:
John
Rooney
Producer:
Geoffrey
Wilson
with and
written by IAN KENNEDY MARTIN
A mother's cry for help sends John Ho in search of a missing boy. With his tapshoes and cassette player Tommy Mancey 's no ordinary kid. But then Ho's no ordinary cop....
Cast in order of appearance:
Series created by IAN KENNEDY MARTIN Story editor ANTONY ROOT
Film cameraman DAVID FEIG Film editor BILL WRIGHT
Producer TERENCE WILLIAMS Director IAN TOYNTON
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
Contributors
Written By:
Ian Kennedy
Martin
Unknown:
John
Ho
Unknown:
Tommy
Mancey
Unknown:
Ian Kennedy
Martin
Unknown:
David
Feig
Producer:
Terence
Williams
Director:
Ian
Toynton
Det Sgt John Ho:
David
Yip
Chief Insp Berwick:
Derek
Martin
Det Sgt Donald Chegwyn:
Arthur
Kelly
Det Chief Insp Lowell:
Edward
Hardwicke
George Bourne:
Bryan
Marshall
nave Mancey:
Ben
Howard
Tommy Sey:
Marc
Gilbey
Bernard Halley:
Charles
Cork
Higgins:
Terry
Cowling
Epping detective:
Sam
Cox
Ollie Covill:
Joseph
Iles
Elton Morley:
Leslie
York
Det Chief Supt Halsey:
John
Bott
Det Sgt George Whatley:
Ron
Emslie
Greta Mancey:
Linda
Marlowe
Desk sergeant:
Alexander
John
Aunt Daisy:
Pam St
Clement
Ezra:
Larrington
Walker
Man in club:
Malcolm
Fredericks
Sgt Western:
David
Auker
A quiz to test the wits of the wittiest and the general knowledge of the most generally knowledgeable.
Chairman John Julius Norwich
The teams: Irene Thomas (captain) Magnus Magnusson , Brian Murphy against John Junkin (captain) Jim Eccleson , Sue MacGregor
Producer ROY RONNIE
Director KEITH ACKRILL
Contributors
Unknown:
John Julius
Norwich
Unknown:
Irene
Thomas
Unknown:
Magnus
Magnusson
Unknown:
Brian
Murphy
Unknown:
John
Junkin
Unknown:
Jim
Eccleson
Unknown:
Sue
MacGregor
Producer:
Roy
Ronnie
Director:
Keith
Ackrill
starring
Elliott Gould , Candice Bergen
After six years as a political activist plus a stint in Vietnam, Harry Bailey returns to college - determined to get his MA and become a teacher. What's the matter with Harry? Why does he preach non-involvement? And, more importantly, what will it take to make him become the rebel he once was?
Screenplay by ROBERT KAUFMAM , based on the novel by KEN KOLB
Directed by RICHARD RUSH . Films: page 13
Contributors
Unknown:
Elliott
Gould
Unknown:
Harry
Bailey
Unknown:
Robert
Kaufmam
Novel By:
Ken
Kolb
Directed By:
Richard
Rush
Harry Bailey:
Elliott
Could
Jan:
Candice
Bergen
Nick:
Robert F
Lyons
Dr Wilhunt:
Jeff
Corey
Ellis:
Max
Julien
Dr Kasper:
Cecil
Kellaway
Vandenburg:
John
Lormer
Lysander:
Leonard
Stone
Wade Linden:
William
Bramley
Judy Kramer:
Jeannie
Berlin
Herbert:
John
Rubenstein
Dr Greengrass:
Richard
Anders
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