Listings
: For Schools and Colleges
9.10 Engineering Science: Electromagnetic InductionIntroduced by Gordon Severn.
(Repeated on Wednesday and Friday)
9.38 Mathematics in Action: Logic and the Computer: Binary Information
Introduced by Frank Lovis.
(Repeated on Thursday)
10.0 Merry-Go-Round: Finding Shapes
Introduced by Joan Bakewell.
(Repeated on Thursday)
10.25-10.45 Middle School Physics: Forces, Balanced and Unbalanced
Introduced by Jim Jardine.
(Repeated on Tuesday and Wednesday)
11.5-11.25 Look and Read: The Lost Treasure: Part 4
by Joy Thwaytes.
Introduced by Tom Gibbs.
with Jean Anderson, Veronica Purnell and Stephen Leigh
(Repeated on Friday)
11.35-12.0 For Sixth Forms: Man and his Inheritance: The Pattern of Growth
The chromosomes in all our millions of cells contain the same set of instructions-so how is it that cells in one part of the body become skin tissue, and in other parts nerve or muscle or liver tissue?
Introduced by Professor W. S. Bullough.
(Repeated on Wednesday)
Contributors
Presenter (Engineering Science):
Gordon
Severn
Producer (Engineering Science):
Morton
Surguy
Presenter (Mathematics in Action):
Frank
Lovis
Producer (Mathematics in Action):
Edward
Goldwyn
Presenter (Merry-Go-Round):
Joan
Bakewell
Producer (Merry-Go-Round):
David
Roseveare
Presenter (Middle School Physics):
Jim
Jardine
Producer (Middle School Physics):
John
Field
Writer (Look and Read):
Joy
Thwaytes
Presenter (Look and Read):
Tom
Gibbs
Reading consultant (Look and Read):
Joyce M.
Morris
Producer (Look and Read):
Claire Chovil Miss Brown: Jean
Anderson
Carol:
Veronica
Purnell
Bob:
Stephen
Leigh
Presenter (For Sixth Forms):
Professor W. S.
Bullough
Producer (For Sixth Forms):
F. R.
Elwell
: Heddiw
Pynciau'r dydd yng Nghymru yn cael eu cyflwyno gan Harri Gwynn, Hywel Gwynfryn a Mary Middleton.Ymchwilydd, Dafydd Huw Williams
Cyfarwyddwyr, H Rhys Lewis, Dafydd Peats a Dyfed Glyn Jones
Cynhyrchwyr, John Robert Williams a Geraint Stanley Jones
Today: a topical magazine.
(Crystal Palace, Sutton Coldfield, Holme Moss, Wenvoe West)
(to 13.25)
Contributors
Unknown:
Harri
Gwynn
Unknown:
Hywel
Gwynfryn
Unknown:
Mary
Middleton
Unknown:
Dafydd Huw
Williams
Unknown:
Rhys
Lewis
Unknown:
John Roberts
Williams
Unknown:
Geraint
Stanley
: Watch with Mother: Joe: Joe's Rainy Day
For the very youngWritten by Alison Prince.
Contributors
Writer:
Alison
Prince
Pictures:
Joan
Hickson
Music:
Laurie
Steele
Narrator:
Lee
Montague
Director:
Diana
Potter
: The News and The Weather Man
(to 13.53): For Schools and Colleges
2.5 Going to Work: Heavy ConstructionIntroduced by Peter West.
Construction work on power stations, dams, roads, and bridges.
(Repeated on Tuesday)
2.30 Men in History: The Anglo-Saxons
Brian Hope-Taylor describes how these fierce warriors came to England for spoil and land, and how they established the first English kingdoms.
(Repeated on Thursday)
2.55 Middle School Mathematics: Sampling
Introduced by Stewart Gartside.
(Repeated on Thursday)
3.20-3.40 Twentieth Century Focus: Britain and the World: The End of Empire
Britain loses her empire and becomes a second-class power.
Introduced by Alastair Burnet.
(Repeated on Tues., Wed. (Not Scottish), and Thurs.)
Contributors
Presenter (Going to Work):
Peter
West
Producer (Going to Work):
Elwyn
Thomas
Presenter (Men in History):
Brian
Hope-Taylor
Producer (Men in History):
Felicity
Kinross
Presenter (Middle School Mathematics):
Stewart
Gartside
Producer (Middle School Mathematics):
John
Cain
Presenter (Twentieth Century Focus):
Alastair
Burnet
Producer (Twentieth Century Focus):
John
Radcliffe
: Science in the Primary School: 4: Stages of Learning
This programme relates the method of teaching used at different stages in a child's education to his mental development.(Shown on Sunday)
(to 16.35)
: Jackanory: The Little White Horse: Part 1: The Merryweathers of Moonacre
with Daphne Slater.The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge.
The Little White Horse won the Carnegie Medal for its outstanding contribution to children's literature. The story starts in 1842 when Maria, a girl from London, is travelling to Devonshire to live with her uncle in the mysterious manor house Moonacre. They say people who have lived there can never live happily anywhere else-but that is one of the things Maria has yet to discover.
Contributors
Storyteller:
Daphne
Slater
Author:
Elizabeth
Goudge
: Blue Peter
with Christopher Trace, Valerie Singleton, John Noakes.Contributors
Presenter:
Christopher
Trace
Presenter:
Valerie
Singleton
Presenter:
John
Noakes
Producer:
Edward
Barnes
Producer:
Rosemary
Gill
Editor:
Biddy
Baxter
: Captain Zeppos: Part 15: The Letter 'S'
A serial in sixteen episodes.Baral makes a proposition to Ariane, while Zeppos receives an urgent telephone message calling him to Mill Cottage.
: The Magic Roundabout
English version written and told by Eric Thompson.Contributors
Created by:
Serge
Danot
Writer/Narrator:
Eric
Thompson
Presented by:
Ursula
Eason
: The News
: Town and Around
News and views from London and the South-East with Michael Aspel, Richard Baker, David Sells and Michael Sullivan.Followed by the Weather in the South-East
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Aspel
Presenter:
Richard
Baker
Reporter:
David
Sells
Reporter:
Michael
Sullivan
: Daktari: Wall of Flames: Part 2
A animal adventure series starring Marshall Thompson as Dr. Marsh Tracy, Cheryl Miller as Paula Tracy, Yale Summers as Jack DaneAided and abetted by Clarence and Judy
The second part of a story in which migrating buffalo foil the fire-raisers.
Contributors
Dr. Marsh Tracy:
Marshall
Thompson
Paula Tracy:
Cheryl
Miller
Jack Dane:
Yale
Summers
: United!
Series created by Brian Hayles.Margie has a surprise visitor and Ritchie is invited to Zack's new flat.
From the Midlands
(Philip Brack is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
Contributors
Series created by:
Brian
Hayles
Stories contributed by:
Tom
Brennand
Stories contributed by:
Roy
Bottomley
Stories contributed by:
Nick McCarty Script: Malcolm
Hulke
Technical Adviser:
Jimmy
Hill
Producer:
John
McRae
Director:
Tristan de Vere
Cole
Dick Mitchell:
Tony
Center
Curly Parker:
Ben
Howard
Vic Clay:
Warwick
Sims
Ritchie McLeod:
Philip
Brack
Billy Broome:
Dick
Haydon
Alan Murdoch:
John
Lyons
Danny South:
Mark
Kingston
Zack Bishop:
Keith
Bell
Chris Wood:
Michael
Redfern
Margie Stringer:
Jean
Kent
Simon Birch:
Tommy
Godfrey
Cynthia Lambert:
Georgina
Hale
Millicent Henbro:
Caroline
Dowdeswell
Fiona South:
Marigold
Sharman
Cathy McLeod:
Paddy
Frost
Amanda Holly:
Jill
Meers
Bob McIver:
John
Breslin
: Till Death Us Do Part: A Woman's Place is in the Home!
Written by Johnny Speight.Starring Warren Mitchell as Alf, Dandy Nichols as Else, Anthony Booth as Mike, Una Stubbs as Rita
and featuring Geraldine Sherman
with Fanny Carby, Lewis Ward, Julie May
Contributors
Writer:
Johnny
Speight
Music:
Dennis
Wilson
Designer:
Martin
Collins
Producer:
Dennis Main
Wilson
Alf:
Warren
Mitchell
Else:
Dandy
Nichols
Mike:
Anthony
Booth
Rita:
Una
Stubbs
[Actor]:
Geraldine
Sherman
[Actor]:
Fanny
Carby
[Actor]:
Lewis
Ward
[Actor]:
Julie
May
: Panorama
People, places, and problems that matter most to Britain and the world.Introduced by Robin Day.
With the Panorama reporters: Michael Charlton, Richard Kershaw, John Morgan,
James Mossman
Contributors
Presenter:
Robin
Day
Reporter:
Michael
Charlton
Reporter:
Richard
Kershaw
Reporter:
John
Morgan
Reporter:
James
Mossman
Deputy Editor:
David J.
Webster
Editor:
John
Grist
: The Troubleshooters: Words are Softer than Oil
by John Gould.[Starring] Robert Hardy, Geoffrey Keen and Ray Barrett
Also starring Virginia Wetherell, Anthony Newlands, Michael Hawkins, Sandor Eles
Danger in the North Sea - more hazards on the dry land of Europe - when Stead's son joins Mogul, Thornton is threatened with disaster.
Contributors
Writer:
John
Gould
Series created by:
John
Elliot
Associate Producer:
Anthony
Read
Producer:
Peter Graham
Scott
Director:
James
Gatward
Peter Thornton:
Ray
Barrett
Alec Stewart:
Robert
Hardy
Brian Stead:
Geoffrey
Keen
John Stead:
Michael
Hawkins
Claire Cooke:
Camilla
Brockman
Prince Diaz:
Anthony
Newlands
Marco:
Sandor
Eles
Julie Serres:
Virginia
Wetherell
Cor Hazenberg:
Arnold
Diamond
Peter van Meeran:
John
Byron
: Come Dancing
Come Dancing at Television's popular live dancing spectacular organised by Mecca Dancing.Peter West introduces:
North-West England v. East Midlands
plus 'Talkabout' Tango
given by World Professional Modern Champions Peter Eggleton and Brenda Winslade.
Contributors
Presenter:
Peter
West
Dancer ('Talkabout' Tango):
Peter
Eggleton
Dancer ('Talkabout' Tango):
Brenda
Winslade
Music (Manchester):
Phil
Moss
Music (Nottingham):
Colin
Hulme
Compere:
Neil
Durden-Smith
Compere:
James
Lloyd
Arranger:
Eric
Morley
Director:
Ray
Lakeland
Director:
Barrie
Edgar
Director:
Reg
Perrin
Producer:
Philip
Lewis
: Twenty-Four Hours
Round the clock and round the world with up-to-the-minute coverage of what matters today.Introduced by Cliff Michelmore with Kenneth Allsop.
Round 24 hours with Ian Trethowan, Robert McKenzie
Round 24,000 miles with Fyfe Robertson, Julian Pettifer, Michael Barratt, Michael Parkinson, Leonard Parkin, David Lomax
Contributors
Presenter:
Cliff
Michelmore
Presenter:
Kenneth
Allsop
Reporter:
Ian
Trethowan
Reporter:
Robert
McKenzie
Reporter:
Fyfe
Robertson
Reporter:
Julian
Pettifer
Reporter:
Michael
Barratt
Reporter:
Michael
Parkinson
Reporter:
Leonard
Parkin
Reporter:
David
Lomax
Assistant Editor:
Richard
Francis
Deputy Editor:
Anthony
Whitby
Editor:
Derrick
Amoore
: Parliamo Italiano: 14: Il Pic-Nic
Written by Tony Cerutti.Let's speak Italian
A course of thirty lessons for beginners.
Giorgio and Giulia stop for a picnic and meet some friends.
With Marla Landi, Roberto Cardinali, Sergio Gazzarrini
Introduced by Ariella Reggio.
(Repeated on Thursday at 7.40 p.m. BBC-2)
Close Down
Contributors
Writer:
Toni
Cerutti
Presenter:
Ariella
Reggio
Designer:
Stuart
Walker
Producer:
Peter
Montagnon
[Actress]:
Marla
Landi
[Actor]:
Roberto
Cardinali
[Actor]:
Sergio
Gazzarrini
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