Listings
Story: The House with the Golden Windows by ANN REAY Presenters
SARAH LONG , FRED HARRIS
Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah
Long
Unknown:
Fred
Harris
1973 Men's European Championship over the All England Jumping Course at Hickstead in Sussex
Part 1 is a course of 15 obstacles ranging from 4ft 3in to 4ft llin in height over a distance of approximately 600 metres. Commentary team
ANN MOORE , DORIAN WILLIAMS
RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
Contributors
Unknown:
Ann
Moore
Unknown:
Dorian
Williams
with Johnny Morris
From its sources in the Swiss Alps down to the North Sea, he explores the towns and country-side around this great river. 4: Worms to Rudesheim
' This great river comes swirling round the bend knowing the best bits are coming. It hasn'been trying so far ... but this is where it really says: "Tell Wagner I'm ready when he is." '
Producer BRlAN PATTEN (from Bristol)
A documentary series of six stories in which advisers set out to solve other people's problems. 1: The Civil Servant
A tricky Parliamentary question is on its way through the corridors of power. In a fortnight the Minister must answer that question in the House, and the supplementary questions it is bound to evoke. At his elbow the Minister has a staff of civil servants ... prompting, counselling, advising.
This film is the story of what happened to question three on the Order Paper for 22 January 1973.
Film editor NORMAN CARR
Written and produced by ROGER MILLS Director JULIAN COOPER
Contributors
Editor:
Norman
Carr
Produced By:
Roger
Mills
Director:
Julian
Cooper
by ALBERTO MORAVIA dramatised in four parts by RAY LAWLER starring Margaret Whiting
During the Allied advance towards Rome, Cesira took Rosetta to her parents' village. Finding it deserted, they rested in the church where they were discovered and attacked by Moroccan soldiers.
Part 4
Script editor LENNOX PHILLIPS Lighting PETER CATLETT Designer PETER KINDRED
Producer MARTIN LISEMORE Director GARETH DAVIES
Contributors
Unknown:
Ray
Lawler
Unknown:
Margaret
Whiting
Editor:
Lennox
Phillips
Unknown:
Peter
Catlett
Designer:
Peter
Kindred
Producer:
Martin
Lisemore
Director:
Gareth
Davies
Cesira:
Margaret
Whiting
Rosetta:
Jenny
Twigge
French Sergeant:
Neville
Barber
:
Clorindo
Billymurray
Concetta:
Carmen
Silvera
Vincenzo:
Reg
Lye
Rosario:
Geoffrey
Greenhill
Lorry driver:
John
Rapley
Sorry I Opened My Mouth
No more toothache; no more fillings and extractions ...
Radical dentists claim that, with the use of new techniques available to us now, dental disease could be almost totally eradicated for the next generation. The main obstacle to progress is not technical but the attitude of both the public and the dental profession. Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Ricetingly graphic Horizon (OBSERVER) Film editor CHRISTOPHER WOOLLEY Editor PETER GOODCHILD Producers
GRAHAM MASSEY and TONY EDWARDS
Contributors
Narrator:
Paul
Vaughan
Editor:
Christopher
Woolley
Editor:
Peter
Goodchild
Unknown:
Graham
Massey
Unknown:
Tony
Edwards
by JONATHAN HALES
Gordon Jackson as Pops
Pops is only too pleased to welcome Colin into the church choir, but Terry and the rest of the boys have tougher standards.
Designer TIM GLEESON
Producer RICHARD BROKE Director BILL HAYS
The butler's dilemma: pane I
Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Hales
Unknown:
Gordon
Jackson
Designer:
Tim
Gleeson
Colin:
Patrick
Murray
Terry:
Richard
Williams
Ivor:
Simon
Gipps-Kent
Neville:
Phil
Daniels
Alan:
Stephen
Grover
Donald:
Robin
Gregory
Danny:
Peter
Newby
Brian:
Tony
Bayliss
Sam:
Kennerly
Brook
Benny:
Davidson
Knight
In the fifth programme of this series about the writer's world, Kingsley Amis visits Batemans, the Jacobean house in Sussex where Kipling spent the last 30 years of his life.
Film cameraman KENNETH MACMILLAN Director JULIA CAVE
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
MacMillan
Director:
Julia
Cave
with Richard Whitmore ; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Whitmore
