Listings
For the very young
Stories about a family of wooden dolls who live on a farm.
BBC film
(to 11.00)
For the very young
BBC film
(to 13.45)
3.10 News of the World Stakes over one mile and a quarter
3.45 Findon Selling Stakes over five furlongs
4.15 Nassau Stakes over one mile and a quarter
(to 16.25)
Contributors
Commentator:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentator:
Clive
Graham
Presented for television by:
Dennis
Monger
A new film in three parts about the adventures of Tintin, the boy detective.
Tintin and Captain Haddock arrive at a mysterious island and find the Thompson brothers in considerable trouble.
June Grimble and James Lloyd introduce young people who have decided what they wish to be to people who have succeeded in their chosen occupations.
Contributors
Presenter:
June
Grimble
Presenter:
James
Lloyd
Designer:
Peter
Mavius
Producer:
John
Irwin
A daily presentation of news and views from London and the South-East.
Introduced by Corbet Woodall.
followed by The Weather
Contributors
Presenter:
Corbet
Woodall
A country-style get-together.
with Val Doonican, The Barry Sisters, Steve Benbow, Jackie Toaduff, The John Peel Dancers.
Music by Jack Armstrong and his Barnstormers
Host, Brian Redhead
From the North
The Barry Sisters are in the 'Big Show of 1964' at the Opera House, Blackpool
Contributors
Singer:
Val
Doonican
Singers:
The Barry
Sisters
Singer/guitarist:
Steve
Benbow
Dancer:
Jackie
Toaduff
Dancers:
The John Peel
Dancers
Directed and called by:
Bill
Cain
Musicians:
Jack Armstrong and his
Barnstormers
Presenter:
Brian
Redhead
Designer:
Paul
Montague
Producer:
John
Ammonds
with Derek Cooper
Two young people take the bit between their teeth and start a riding school.
A BBC Television Outside Broadcast Science and Features presentation
In this age of space vehicles and nuclear power it seems surprising that more people have more to do with horses than ever before. Yet this is the case. So great is the demand for riding schools and pony clubs that there are now thousands of them. Millions watch show-jumping on television, shows all over the country attract huge crowds, and there are many entries for all classes. In tonight's programme two young people who started their own riding establishment four years ago with £500, one pony, and some good friends and neighbours, tell about themselves and the price of their dream.
Contributors
Presenter:
Derek
Cooper
Theme music composed by:
Sidney
Sager
Producer:
Bill
Duncalf
by Charles Dickens
Dramatised in thirteen episodes by Constance Cox
In which Tom goes to London and Jonas is envelgled into dealings with Montague Tigg.
(First shown on March 15)
Contributors
Author:
Charles
Dickens
Dramatised by:
Constance
Cox
Music composed and conducted by:
John
Hotchkis
Designer:
Susan
Spencer
Producer:
Campbell
Logan
Director:
Joan
Craft
Mrs. Prig:
Kathleen
Harrison
Lewsome:
John
Golightly
Mrs. Gamp:
Angela
Baddeley
John Westlock:
Jeremy
Burnham
Mrs. Todgers:
Barbara
Cavan
Charity:
Rosalind
Knight
Pecksniff:
Richard
Pearson
Tom Pinch:
John
Quentin
Mary Graham:
Ilona
Rodgers
Old Martin:
Barry
Jones
Jane:
Deborah
Millington
Martin:
Gary
Raymond
Poor woman:
Ruth
Porcher
Mark Tapley:
Tom
Watson
Poor woman's husband:
Nigel
Sharpe
Montague Tigg:
Peter
Bayliss
David Crimple:
Tony
Bronte
Bullamy:
Fred
Hugh
Bailey:
Peter
Craze
Jonas Chuzzlewit:
Alex
Scott
Doctor Jobling:
John
Bryans
Nadgett:
Blake
Butler
Mercy:
Anna
Middleton
Starring Roy Kinnear
featuring Anne Cunningham
with J. G. Devlin, Jessie Evans and Rosemary Nicols
Jessie Evans is appearing in 'Pickwick' at the Saville Theatre, London
Contributors
Script:
Dave
Freeman
Theme music:
Lionel
Bart
[Theme music] arranged by:
Dennis
Wilson
Design:
Darrol
Blake
Producer:
David
Croft
Stanley Blake:
Roy
Kinnear
Helen Blake:
Anne
Cunningham
[Actor]:
J. G.
Devlin
[Actress]:
Jessie
Evans
[Actress]:
Rosemary
Nicols
A film series starring Nick Adams as Nick Alexander, John Larkin as Mark Grainger.
with Special guest stars, Irene Dunne, Dennis Morgan, Scott Marlowe
A chance meeting with a famous film star leads to Nick Alexander being assigned to write a play for her. But his aspirations are shattered by an unscrupulous producer.
Contributors
Nick Alexander:
Nick
Adams
Mark Grainger:
John
Larkin
Anita Farrell:
Irene
Dunne
Chad Hamilton:
Dennis
Morgan
Frederick Brennen:
Scott
Marlowe
The Ballet Folklorico of Mexico in a programme of Latin-American folk dance.
Contributors
Dancers:
The Ballet Folklorico of
Mexico
Choreography:
Amalia
Hernandez
Producer:
Patricia
Foy
One atomic bomb, and the Divine Mikado is a God no longer. To replace him, 350 new religions have sprung up in Japan since the war.
Tonight's film gives an impression of these religions - from hypnotic dance rituals to humble asceticism.
English commentary by Rene Cutforth.
Contributors
BBC presentation:
Anthony de
Lotbiniere
Narrator:
Rene
Cutforth
Photographed by:
Paul
Hansen
Sound:
Peter
Hansen
Producer:
Niels Jorgen
Kaiser