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Public Service announcements.: Grandstand
Grandstand1.0 to 5.15
Introduced by David Coleman
Boxing in America at 1.10: Doug Jones (New York) V. Tony Alongi (Miami Beach)
A 10-round heavyweight bout held in Madison Square Garden, New York
(A recording of the Gillette 'Fight of the Weak':
Racing at Newmarket
2.30 Invicta Stakes (over 1 mile)
3.0 Dynatron Stakes [over 7 furlongs)
3.30 Pye Stakes (over 11 miles)
Swimming at the Crystal Palace from 2.35
The 1964 A.S.A. Swimming and Diving Championships
Rugby League at 3.45 Swinton v. Wigan (second half)
Sports news service throughout the afternoon
At 4.50 Results service
Including: Racing summaries Classified Football Results Rugby Union and Rugby League Results
(At 6.30 on BBC-2 Match of the Day)
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Coleman
Boxer:
Doug
Jones
Boxer:
Tony
Alongi
Commentator (Boxing):
Don
Dunphy
Commentator (Racing):
Peter
Bromley
Commentator (Racing):
John
Penney
Commentator (Racing):
Clive
Graham
Television Presentation (Racing):
Philip
Lewis
Commentator (Swimming):
Max Robertson and Harry
Walker
Television Presentation (Swimming):
Alan
Mouncer
Commentator (Rugby League):
Eddie
Waring
Television Presentation (Rugby League):
Alan
Hart
Presented by:
Richard
Tilling
Associate Editor:
Lawrie
Higgins
Associate Editor:
Alan
Hart
Editor:
Cliff
Morgan
: The Telegoons: The Canal
Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe, Spike MilliganBBC Radio's world-famous Goons in a puppet series for Television.
This week's adventure is: The Canal
Television adaptation by Maurice Wiltshire.
Produced by Tony Young of Grosvenor Films for BBC-tv
Contributors
Voices:
Peter
Sellers
Voices:
Harry
Secombe
Voices/script:
Spike
Milligan
Television adaptation:
Maurice
Wiltshire
Producer:
Tony
Young
: Dr. Who: A Change of Identity
by Dennis SpoonerAn adventure in space and time
Starring William Hartnell, William Russell, Jacqueline Hill and Carole Ann Ford
with James Cairncross, Jack Cunningham and Donald Morley
The Doctor arrives in Paris but Susan and Barbara are taken to the guillotine.
Contributors
Writer:
Dennis
Spooner
Title Music:
Ron Grainer with the BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Incidental music composed and conducted by:
Stanley
Myers
Film Cameraman:
Peter
Hamilton
Film Editor:
Caroline
Shields
Story Editor:
David
Whitaker
Designer:
Roderick
Laing
Associate Producer:
Mervyn
Pinfield
Producer:
Verity
Lambert
Director:
Henric
Hirsch
Dr. Who:
William
Hartnell
Ian Chesterton:
William
Russell
Barbara Wright:
Jacqueline
Hill
Susan Foreman:
Carole Ann
Ford
Jailer:
Jack
Cunningham
Jean:
Roy
Herrick
Jules Renan:
Donald
Morley
Lemaitre:
James
Cairncross
Shopkeeper:
John
Barrard
Danielle:
Caroline
Hunt
Leon Colbert:
Edward
Brayshaw
: Juke Box Jury
A new disc - a Hit or a Miss?Comment and opinions on the latest pop releases.
This week's panel: Bernard Bresslaw, Derek Johnson, Brenda Lee, Ginette Spanier
In the chair, David Jacobs
Contributors
Panellist:
Bernard
Bresslaw
Panellist:
Derek
Johnson
Panellist:
Brenda
Lee
Panellist:
Ginette
Spanier
Chairman:
David
Jacobs
Programme devised by:
Peter
Potter
Presented by:
Barry
Langford
: The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters: The Day of the Last Bugle
A film series starring Dan O'Herlihy as Dr. Sardius McPheeters and Kurt Russell as his son Jaimie in tales of adventure along the California gold rush trail of '49.The sole survivor of an Indian battle, accused of cowardice, is given a chance to prove his bravery when the caravan is attacked by the same Indians.
Contributors
Dr. Sardius McPheeters:
Dan
O'Herlihy
Jaimie:
Kurt
Russell
: Dr. Finlay's Casebook: The Deep End
Created by A.J. Cronin.Starring Andrew Cruickshank, Barbara Mullen
with Bill Simpson as Dr. Finlay
Guest star, Terence de Marney
(First transmission on Dec. 20, 1963)
Contributors
Created by:
A.J.
Cronin
Script/Script Editor:
Harry
Green
The series produced by arrangement with:
Graham
Stewart
Film Cameraman:
Peter
Sargent
Film Editor:
Valerie
Best
Designer:
Paul
Bernard
Producer:
Campbell
Logan
Director:
Julia
Smith
P.C. Dickie:
David
MacMillan
Small boy:
Michael
Inchcomb
Dr. Finlay:
Bill
Simpson
Cliffard:
John
Woodnutt
Joe:
Roy
Boyd
Bobbie:
Laidlaw
Dalling
Janet:
Barbara
Mullen
Dr. Cameron:
Andrew
Cruickshank
Sgt. Gilbey:
Neil
Wilson
Debbie Wilson:
Sylvia
Coleridge
Wilson:
Jullan
Somers
Wallace:
Jack
Stewart
Mr. Brown:
Donald
Tandy
Mr. Macey:
William
McAllister
George Harris:
Terence de
Marney
Mike Bennett:
Frederick
Danner
: Club Night
from the Palace Theatre Club, Offerton, Stockport.Donald Peers introduces The King Brothers, Doreen Hume, Nic de Marco, Gladys Morgan and Company, Billy McComb, Frankie Davidson, Kevin Kent, Peter Marsh, Malcolm Riddel.
Contributors
Presenter:
Donald
Peers
Singers:
The King
Brothers
Soprano:
Doreen
Hume
Comedian:
Nic de
Marco
Performers:
Gladys Morgan and
Company
Magician:
Billy
McComb
Singer:
Frankie
Davidson
Singer:
Kevin
Kent
Performer:
Peter
Marsh
Performer:
Malcolm
Riddel
Orchestra conducted by:
Johnny
Pearson
Setting:
Stuart
Furber
Director:
Douglas
Argent
Producer:
Albert
Stevenson
: The 1964 A.S.A. Swimming and Diving Championships
This evening at Crystal Palace the final session of this year's championships will decide the premier awards in British swimming.Contributors
Commentator:
Max
Robertson
Commentator:
Harry
Walker
Presented by:
Alan
Mouncer
: Perry Mason: The Case of the Deadly Verdict
A film series starring Raymond Burr as the famous lawyer-investigator created by Erle Stanley Gardner.with Barbara Hale, William Hopper, William Talman, Ray Collins, Julie Adams, Wesley Lau
Perry Mason defends a woman accused of murdering her aunt and loses the case to District Attorney Hamilton Burger.
Contributors
Character created by:
Erle Stanley
Gardner
Perry Mason:
Raymond
Burr
Della Street:
Barbara
Hale
Paul Drake:
William
Hopper
Hamilton Burger:
William
Talman
Lt. Tragg:
Ray
Collins
Janice Barton:
Julie
Adams
Lt. Andy Anderson:
Wesley
Lau
: Diary of a Young Man: 3: Marriage or For Better or for Worse
by Troy Kennedy Martin and John McGrathwith Victor Henry, Richard Moore, Nerys Hughes
Contributors
Writer:
Troy Kennedy
Martin
Writer:
John
McGrath
Music composed and conducted by:
Stanley
Myers
Film Cameraman:
John
McGlashan
Film Editor:
Christopher La
Fontaine
Story Editor:
Roger
Smith
Stills by:
Derek
Nice
Designer:
John
Cooper
Producer:
James
MacTaggart
Director:
Kenneth
Loach
Joe:
Victor
Henry
Rose:
Nerys
Hughes
Ginger:
Richard
Moore
First worker:
Harry
Towb
Second worker:
Alister
Williamson
Third worker:
George
Tovey
National Insurance man:
Peter
Blythe
Big Jim:
Wally
Patch
Mr. Silver:
Roy
Godfrey
Mr. Gold:
Leslie
Dwyer
Eileen:
Ann
Mitchell
Registrar:
Frank
Williams
Police Constable:
Glynn
Edwards
Uncle Arthur:
Will
Stampe
Mr. Wilcox:
Frank
Williams
Nurse:
Jane
Freeman
: The Third Man: The Day of the Bullfighter
A film series starring Michael Rennie as Harry Lime, Jonathan Harris as Bradford Webster.Ex-bullfighter Luis Compos attributes his changed fortunes to 'mala suerte'. But Harry Lime does not believe in bad luck.
Contributors
Teleplay by:
Philip
Salzman
Story consultant:
Warner
Law
Director:
Paul
Henreid
Producer:
Irving
Asher
Executive producer:
Vernon
Burns
Harry Lime:
Michael
Rennie
Bradford Webster:
Jonathan
Harris
Lita O'Brian:
Karen
Booth
Juan Rodriguez:
Frank de
Kova
Luis Campos:
Victor
Millan
Senora Compos:
Anna
Navarro
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