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Useful Box Day Today's story is
'The Little River' by MARGARET LAW
Presenters this week
Julie Stevens , John Colclough
Contributors
Unknown:
Julie
Stevens
Unknown:
John
Colclough
6.35 Social Sciences 15: Money
6.50 Social Sciences Student Discussion
Your rights and how to get them. Going to haw
Presenter MICHAEL MOLYNEUX Reporter RUTH BRANDON
Produced bv RON BLOOMFIELD Directed by BRIGIT BARRY
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Molyneux
Reporter:
Ruth
Brandon
Unknown:
Ron
Bloomfield
Directed By:
Brigit
Barry
with Peter Woods reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad. Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Woods
A Western adventure series with Hannibal Heyes and Jed ' Kid ' Curry two of the roughest, toughest - nicest and kindest outlaws who ever rode the West starring
Pete Duel as Smith and Ben Murphy as Jones with guest stars Susan Strasberg Slim Pickens
Pernell Roberts
Exit from Wickenburg
When Smith and Jones find steady jobs in Wickenburg, it seems a safe place to stay while waiting for their amnesty. But after one or two extremely unpleasant encounters with some rather forceful gentlemen, they begin to feel that they are not welcome ...
(A free pardon for these two bandits if they stay out of trouble: page 9)
Contributors
Unknown:
Hannibal
Heyes
Unknown:
Pete
Duel
Unknown:
Ben
Murphy
Unknown:
Susan
Strasberg
Unknown:
Slim
Pickens
Unknown:
Pernell
Roberts
Match your musical wits against Joyce Grenfell
Bernard Levin , Robin Ray
Guest musician Thomas Hemsley Chairman Joseph Cooper
Produced by WALTER TODDS
Directed by DENIS MORIARTY
Contributors
Unknown:
Joyce
Grenfell
Unknown:
Bernard
Levin
Unknown:
Robin
Ray
Musician:
Thomas
Hemsley
Unknown:
Joseph
Cooper
Produced By:
Walter
Todds
Directed By:
Denis
Moriarty
This week's programme in the series on Man and Science today. An old lady, frail, nearly blind, crippled by arthritis, living alone in slum conditions. As someone typical of so many of our 6½million elderly, just what kind of life can she expect today?
Geriatrics, the care of old people, has never been a popular branch of medicine. Lacking both money and status it has constantly had to fight for a place in the priorities of our medical services. But using new treatments the country's small army of 250 geriatricians has recently been able to send home more and more patients to resume a normal life. It is in itself an encouraging story, but some believe that geriatrics is solving one problem only to create another. Can the community cope with increasing numbers who, because of modern medicine, are living longer than ever before?
Tonight's programme looks at the efforts being made to keep the elderly healthy, out of hospital and independent.
Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Editor PETER GOODCHILD
Producers GRAHAM MASSEY , ALLAN SEGAL
Contributors
Narrator:
Paul
Vaughan
Narrator:
Peter
Goodchild
Producers:
Graham
Massey
Producers:
Allan
Segal
by FRANK CLEMENTS
The ' clairvoyante ' Mrs Purgold and her manager Tim don 'actually believe in spirits-until one day ...
Script editor DEREK HODDINOTT Designer PAUL JOEL
Producer INNES LLOYD
Directed byROBEPT KNIGHTS
Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Clements
Unknown:
Mrs
Purgold
Unknown:
Tim
Don
Editor:
Derek
Hoddinott
Designer:
Paul
Joel
Producer:
Innes
Lloyd
Directed By:
Robept
Knights
Mrs Purgold:
Madge
Ryan
Tim Singleton:
James
Cossins
Eric Holderness:
Donald
Burton
Judy Holderness:
Christine
Noonan
Mrs Maddison:
Margo
Cunningham
Mrs Holderness:
Helen
Shingler
Sings NEIL YOUNG including Dance, dance, dance; Old man look at my life; Heart of Gold; Don'let it bring you down; Lonely boy; A Man needs a Maid; Journey through the past.
Sound TONY MILLIER . Lighting BILL MILLAR
Produced by STANLEY DORFMAN
(An air of quiet desperation: page 11)
Contributors
Unknown:
Neil
Young
Unknown:
Tony
Millier
Unknown:
Bill
Millar
Produced By:
Stanley
Dorfman
with JOAN BAKEWELL , MICHAEL DEAN TONY BILBOW , SHERIDAN MORLEY
Editor ROWAN AYERS
Contributors
Unknown:
Joan
Bakewell
Unknown:
Michael
Dean
Unknown:
Tony
Bilbow
Unknown:
Sheridan
Morley
Editor:
Rowan
Ayers