Listings
A programme for children at home
Dressing-Up Day
Presenters,
Julie Stevens , Rick Jones
? Today's story:
Lucille by ARNOLD LOBEL
Repeated on BBC-1 and at 4.20 p.m.
Contributors
Unknown:
Julie
Stevens
Unknown:
Rick
Jones
Unknown:
Arnold
Lobel
Lasers
Lasers, invented within the last nine years, provide positive methods for generating controlled and uniform light. In the future the present devices will probably seem crude, but already they are performing tasks unthinkable a few years ago.
1: Let there be light
Introduced by Professor Oliver Heavens
Directed by JOHN TWITCHIN
Produced by JOHN BRAYBON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Professor Oliver
Heavens
Directed By:
John
Twitchin
Produced By:
John
Braybon
The World Tonight
Reporting:
John Timpson , Peter Woods and the reporters and correspondents, at home and abroad, of BBC News followed by THE WEATHER
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Timpson
Unknown:
Peter
Woods
IAIN CUTHBERTSON
MICHAEL GAMBON , JOSEPH BRADY
EDITH MACARTHUR in Bloodfeud by GEORGE F. KERR
Guest star, Andrew Crawford
Series created by BILL CRAIG Designer, Austin Ruddy
Script editor, Martin Worth
Producer, PETER GRAHAM SCOTT
Directed by ERIC PRICE
The Kers have quarrelled with the Armstrongs, and today Jamie has to ride through Armstrong country. He encounters them at a waterfall and one of the Armstrongs dies. Did Jamie kill him? Not even Gavin is sure of his brother's innocence-yet the outcome of the trial could well affect Cessford's position as Warden.
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Gambon
Unknown:
Joseph
Brady
Unknown:
Edith
MacArthur
Unknown:
George F.
Kerr
Unknown:
Andrew
Crawford
Unknown:
Bill
Craig
Designer:
Austin
Ruddy
Editor:
Martin
Worth
Producer:
Peter
Graham Scott
Directed By:
Eric
Price
Jamie Ker:
Ross
Campbell
Gavin Ker:
Michael
Gambon
Margaret Ker:
Edith
MacArthur
Agnes Ker:
Nell
Brennan
Grizel Ker:
Margaret
Greig
Rab:
Joseph
Brady
Tarn Armstrong:
Ian
Gardiner
Ian Armstrong:
Stuart
Mungall
Cathy:
Jane
Walker
Armstrong of Broadshaw:
Andrew
Crawford
Alan Armstrong:
Douglas
Murchie
Scottish Warden Sgt:
Ray
Foster
Guard:
Ken
Henderson
Cessford:
Iain
Cuthbertson
Pringle:
Russell
Waters
Davie:
Philip
McCall
A film series introduced by Bernard Venables
This week:
ROACH
Float fishing for the timid roach on a quiet backstream in spring
Produced and directed by MAX MUNDEN
Contributors
Introduced By:
Bernard
Venables
Directed By:
Max
Munden
by Isaac Asimov
Dramatised by Robert Muller
with Paul Maxwell, Trisha Noble, David Collings, Frederick Jaeger
and John Robinson, Neil Hallett, Ronald Leigh-Hunt, Paul Stassino, Sheila Burrell
Contributors
Author:
Isaac
Asimov
Dramatised by:
Robert
Muller
Title music composed and conducted by:
Norman
Kay
Designer:
James
Weatherup
Producer:
Alan
Bromly
Director:
Rudolph
Cartier
Baley:
Paul
Maxwell
Minnim:
Sheila
Burrell
Daneel:
David
Collings
Gruer:
Neil
Hallett
Thool:
Erik
Chitty
Attlebish:
Ronald
Leigh-Hunt
Quemot:
John
Robinson
Leebig:
Frederick
Jaeger
Gladia:
Trisha
Noble
Rikaine:
Paul
Stassino
Bik:
John
Hicks
Robot:
David
Cargill
Robot:
Raymond
Hardy
Robot:
Roy
Patrick
Robot:
John Scott
Martin
Robot:
Gerald
Taylor
This week and every week television in this country brings us the stories and issues that concern us-the argument, the evidence, the examination. We listen and we watch-sometimes we switch off or over-and then we make up our minds. But nearly all the coverage is seen through our eyes. Elsewhere in Europe the same process goes on-but there the view may be quite different.
Introduced this week by Jack Pizzey
Producer, Frank SMITH
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Pizzey
Producer:
Frank
Smith
The end of today in front of tomorrow with Michael Dean , Joan Bakewell
Tony Bilbow , Brian King
Sheridan Morley and tonight's guests
Editor, ROWAN AYERS
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Dean
Unknown:
Joan
Bakewell
Unknown:
Tony
Bilbow
Unknown:
Brian
King
Unknown:
Sheridan
Morley
Editor:
Rowan
Ayers
