Listings
: FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
ENGINEERING SCIENCEStress and Strain
Produced by GEOFFREY HALL
Shown on Monday
Contributors
: RACING
from Ascot Heath1.15 Home Park Novices
Steeplechase over two miles
Commentators:
Peter O'Sullcvan , Clive Graham
Interviewer, Julian Wilson
Television presentation by Dennis Monger
Contributors
: WATCH WITH MOTHER
Camberwick GreenWho shall we see from the musical box today?
: RACING
from Ascot HeathA further visit to see
1.45 Long Walk Handicap Hurdle Race over three and a quarter miles
2.15 S.G.B. Handicap Steeplechase over three miles
: FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
TWENTIETH CENTURY FOCUS‡ Shown on Monday and Tuesday
Repeated on Thursday
: ANIMAL MAGIC
A weekly seriesIntroduced by Johnny Morris
With Keith Shackleton
The World of Animals
In the wild, in the zoo, at home: a magazine of stories about animals constantly illustrating their own kind of magic
Director, PETER CRAWFORD
Producer, DOUGLAS THOMAS
From the West
Contributors
: HECTOR HEATHCOTE
A comedy film seriesHector experiments with vartouj forms of locomotion.
: THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT
Dougal on TelevisionCreated by SERGE DANOT
English version written and told by ERIC THOMPSON
Contributors
: THE NEWS
: TOWN AND AROUND
News and views fromLondon and the South-East
Introduced by Corbet Woodall followed by the Weather in the South-East
Contributors
: GET SMART!
and switch to the switched-on secret agent who is Smart by name but not so smart by natureA comedy film series starring
DON ADAMS with All in the Mind
... but not in Smart's head!
Contributors
: TELEVISION TOP OF THE FORM
Autumn seriesFirst Semi-Final
The Girls of Hastings High School v.
The Boys of The Royal Hospital School, Ipswich
Question-Masters, Geoffrey Wheeler and John Edmunds
Scorer, Douglas Arthur
Questions set by Boswell TAYLOR Outside broadcasts directed by MARY EVANS and JOHN McGONAGLE
Producer, Bill WRIGHT
Contributors
: TOMORROW'S WORLD
The television magazine which reports on what's new today for those interested in tomorrowIntroduced by Raymond Baxter
A weekly look at the world's fast-changing scientific, technological, and medical scene
Producers, Michael BARNES
Peter BRUCE , MICHAEL WEIGALL
Editor, MAX MORGAN-WITTS
Contributors
: THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW
A comedy film series featuring the hilarious adventures of a happy-go-lucky scriptwriter and his family starringDICK VAN DYKE with Mary Tyler Moore
Morey Amsterdam
Rose Marie
Larry Mathews
•ft-
Uhny Uftz
... is just a way out way of saying Merry Christmas '!
Contributors
: SOFTLY, SOFTLY
Find the Lady by ROBERT BARRDesigner, Tim Gleeson
Producer, David E. ROSE
Directed by ERIC HILLS
Contributors
: TWENTY-FOUR HOURS
Round the clock and round the world with up-to-the-minute coverage of what matters todayIntroduced by Cliff Michelmore with Kenneth Allsop
Round 24 hours with Ian Trethowan , Robin Day
Robert McKenzie
Round 24,000 miles with Fyfe Robertson , Julian Pettifer
Michael Barratt , Michael Parkinson
Leonard Parkin and the TWENTY-FOUR HOURS correspondents
Assistant editor, Richard Francis
Deputy editor, Anthony Whitby
Editor, Derrick AMOORE
Contributors
: A PARTY POLITICAL BROADCAST
on behalf of the LABOUR PARTYAlsu on BBC-2
: THE WEDNESDAY PLAY
Little Master Mind by NEMONE LETHBRIDGEMusic played by MIMIS MARGARITIS
Designer, Susan Spence Producer, TONY GARNETT
Directed by JAMES MACTAGGART
Contributors
: MASTERWORKS
The last of six programmes in which world-famous pianists play well-known sonatasTonight:
John Ogdon plays
LISZT'S
Sonata in B minor
Directed by BARRIE GAVIN
Contributors
: POSTSCRIPT
by The Archdeacon of LondonClose Down
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