Listings
: Understanding Music: 7: Argument
A simple guide to the language of classical music by Ivor Keys.With Barry Carben (bassoon), Annabel Donat (oboe), Antony Pay (clarinet).
(Shown last Sunday)
Contributors
Presenter:
Ivor
Keys
Bassoonist:
Barry
Carben
Oboist:
Annabel
Donat
Clarinetist:
Antony
Pay
Director:
Jeremy
Johnston
Producer:
Nancy
Thomas
: Small Business: 2: The Hard Sell
Management problems in the smaller firm."They (small firms) like making something, so they make it and then look around for some means of getting rid of it."
How can the smaller firm make money from better marketing?
Introduced by Jeffrey Iverson.
Shown last Sunday
(to 11.30)
Contributors
Presenter:
Jeffrey
Iverson
Director:
Paul
Ellis
Producer:
Tony
Matthews
: Gardening Club
A regular feature serving gardeners in Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England.Last spring Gardening Club was the guest of the National Trust for Scotland during part of the annual Spring Gardens Cruise.
Percy Thrower with Eric Robson, Gardens Adviser, National Trust for Scotland and John Basford, Head Gardener, Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran, discuss problems and plantings of some of the world-famous gardens on the west coast of Scotland.
From the Midlands
Contributors
Presenter:
Percy
Thrower
Guest:
Eric
Robson
Guest:
John
Basford
Producer:
Paul
Morby
: Grandstand
See panel and page 5Today's Timetable
12.55 Table Tennis
1.10 Fight of the Week
1.40 Table Tennis
1.50 Racing
2 10 Rugby Union (interviews)
2.20 Racing
2.40 Table Tennis
2.50 Rugby Union
4 40 Results Service
These timings may be altered by events
Grandstand
From 12.45
Introduced by David Coleman direct from Twickenham, bringing you the whole of today's Rugby Union International: England v. France
Commentator, Peter West assisted by Peter Robbins with summaries by Cliff Morgan
Racing from Lingfield Park
2.0 Horley Novices' Hurdle race (Div. 1) over 2 miles
2.30 Jerry M Handicap Steeplechase over 2½ miles
Table Tennis from the Crystal Palace National Recreation Centre, London
England's World Championship Team in a series of matches
Fight of the Week from the National Sporting Club, London
Al Rocca (England) v. Hector Oliva (Argentina)
Highlights of this week's international lightweight bout
At 4.40 Results Service: Football results, Racing results, Rugby League and Rugby Union results and including a recording of this afternoon's big race in Ireland, The Leopardstown Chase
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Coleman
Commentator (Rugby Union):
Peter
West
Assistant Commentator (Rugby Union):
Peter
Robbins
Summaries (Rugby Union):
Cliff
Morgan
Television Presentation (Rugby Union):
Alan
Mouncer
Commentator (Racing):
Julian
Wilson
Commentator (Racing):
Clive
Graham
Television Presentation (Racing):
Dennis
Monger
Commentator (Table Tennis):
Alan
Weeks
Presented by/Television Presentation (Table Tennis):
Richard
Tilling
Boxer (Fight of the Week):
Al
Rocca
Boxer (Fight of the Week):
Hector
Oliva
Commentator (Fight of the Week):
Harry
Carpenter
Presented by:
Brian
Venner
Editor:
Lawrie
Higgins
: Juke Box Jury
A new disc - a Hit or a Miss?Comments and opinions on the latest pop releases.
This week's panel: Pete Murray, Jimmy Savile, Virginia Wetherell, Penny Valentine
In the chair, David Jacobs
Contributors
Panellist:
Pete
Murray
Panellist:
Jimmy
Savile
Panellist:
Virginia
Wetherell
Panellist:
Penny
Valentine
Chairman:
David
Jacobs
Programme devised by:
Peter
Potter
Presentation:
James
Moir
: Dr. Who: The Moonbase: Part 3
by Kit Pedler.An adventure in space and time.
Starring Patrick Troughton as Dr. Who
with Patrick Barr
and Anneke Wills, Michael Craze, Frazer Hines
Can the Doctor stop the Cybermen from taking over the base?
Contributors
Writer:
Kit
Pedler
Title music:
Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Designer:
Colin
Shaw
Producer:
Innes
Lloyd
Director:
Morris
Barry
Dr. Who:
Patrick
Troughton
Hobson:
Patrick
Barr
Polly:
Anneke
Wills
Ben:
Michael
Craze
Jamie:
Frazer
Hines
Benoit:
Andre
Maranne
Nils:
Michael
Wolf
Sam:
John
Rolfe
Voice from Space Control:
Alan
Rowe
Dr. Evans:
Alan
Rowe
Cyberman:
Keith
Goodman
Cyberman:
Peter
Greene
Cyberman:
Reg
Whitehead
Cyberman:
John
Wills
Cyberman:
Sonnie
Willis
Cybermen voices:
Peter
Hawkins
Others in cast/Scientist Franz Schultz:
Barry
Ashton
Others in cast/Scientist Pete Baker:
Derek
Calder
Others in cast/Scientist John Stacey:
Arnold
Chazen
Others in cast/Scientist Ralph Debayo:
Mark
Heath
Others in cast/Scientist Ted Braun:
Leon
Maybank
Others in cast/Scientist Jules Faure:
Victor
Pemberton
Others in cast/Scientist Bob Anders:
Edward
Phillips
Others in cast/Scientist Jim Elliot:
Ron
Pinnell
Others in cast/Scientist Charlie Wise:
Robin
Scott
Others in cast/Scientist Joe Benson:
Alan
Wells
: The Monkees: Success Story
Four young men and their music... finding fun in their way-out way... and heading for the top of the charts.A film series for the young in heart.
Starring Davy Jones, Peter Tork, Micky Dolenz and Mike Nesmith
Success Story ...is a bit of a failure!
Contributors
Davy:
Davy
Jones
Peter:
Peter
Tork
Micky:
Micky
Dolenz
Mike:
Mike
Nesmith
: High Adventure: Two Years Before the Mast
with Alan Ladd, Brian Donlevy, William Bendixwith Barry Fitzgerald, Howard da Silva, Albert Dekker
Contributors
Producer:
Seton I.
Miller
Director:
John
Farrow
Based on the novel by:
Richard Henry Dana
Jr.
Charles Stewart:
Alan
Ladd
Richard Henry Dana:
Brian
Donlevy
Amazeen:
William
Bendix
Cook:
Barry
Fitzgerald
Captain Thompson:
Howard Da
Silva
Seaman Brown:
Albert
Dekker
: The Rolf Harris Show
Starring Rolf Harrisand James Capehorn, Sue Avory, Harvey Clark, Ann Chapman, Ray Cornell, Joanna Cram, Roger Finch, Dee Eldridge, Danny Grover, Pat Goh, Roger Howlett, Lesley Judd, Terry Jones, Linda Lawrence, Scot MacKee, Judy Monks, Rhys Nelsen, Jenny Morgan, John Parsons, Margie Rumney, Terry Roberts, Cheryl St. Claire, Joseph Saber, Maggie Vieler, Ricky Stratful, Pauline Wall, Michael Tye-Walker, Rae Wallace, Andy Wallace, Miranda Willis
This week's guests: Michael Allport and Jennifer, Paddy Joyce
This week, the final selection of A Song for Europe
sung by Special guest star, Sandie Shaw
Song No. 1: Tell the Boys
Song No. 2: I'll Cry Myself to Sleep
Song No. 3: Had a Dream Last Night
Song No. 4: Puppet on a String
Song No. 5: Ask Any Woman
Contributors
Entertainer:
Rolf
Harris
Dancer:
James
Capehorn
Dancer:
Sue
Avory
Dancer:
Harvey
Clark
Dancer:
Ann
Chapman
Dancer:
Ray
Cornell
Dancer:
Joanna
Cram
Dancer:
Roger
Finch
Dancer:
Dee
Eldridge
Dancer:
Danny
Grover
Dancer:
Pat
Goh
Dancer:
Roger
Howlett
Dancer:
Lesley
Judd
Dancer:
Terry
Jones
Dancer:
Linda
Lawrence
Dancer:
Scot
MacKee
Dancer:
Judy
Monks
Dancer:
Rhys
Nelsen
Dancer:
Jenny
Morgan
Dancer:
John
Parsons
Dancer:
Margie
Rumney
Dancer:
Terry
Roberts
Dancer:
Cheryl St.
Claire
Dancer:
Joseph
Saber
Dancer:
Maggie
Vieler
Dancer:
Ricky
Stratful
Dancer:
Pauline
Wall
Dancer:
Michael
Tye-Walker
Dancer:
Rae
Wallace
Dancer:
Andy
Wallace
Dancer:
Miranda
Willis
Magic act:
Michael Allport and
Jennifer
[Actor]:
Paddy
Joyce
Orchestra directed by:
Harry
Rabinowitz
Singer (A Song for Europe):
Sandie
Shaw
Music (A Song for Europe:
Tell the Boys): Mitch
Murray
Lyrics (A Song for Europe:
Tell the Boys): Peter
Callender
Music and lyrics (A Song for Europe:
I'll Cry Myself to Sleep): Roger
Webb
Music and lyrics (A Song for Europe:
Had a Dream Last Night): Chris
Andrews
Music and lyrics (A Song for Europe:
Puppet on a String): Bill
Martin
Music and lyrics (A Song for Europe:
Puppet on a String): Phil
Coulter
Music and lyrics (A Song for Europe:
Ask Any Woman): James
Stewart
Music and lyrics (A Song for Europe:
Ask Any Woman): Gerard
Langley
Orchestra directed by (A Song for Europe)/Musical arrangements:
Kenny
Woodman
Choreography:
Douglas
Squires
Musical arrangements:
Alan
Roper
Musical arrangements:
Ronnie
Hazlehurst
Special material:
John
Muir
Design:
Victor
Meredith
Production:
Stewart
Morris
: Adam Adamant Lives!: Tunnel of Death
by Richard Waring.Starring Gerald Harper as Adam Adamant, Juliet Harmer
with Jack May
Also starring Geraldine Newman, Geoffrey Chater, Jerold Wells
Contributors
Writer:
Richard
Waring
Designer:
Michael
Young
Producer:
Verity
Lambert
Director:
Moira
Armstrong
Sewerman:
Tex
Fuller
Commissioner Hobson:
Geoffrey
Chater
Adam Adamant:
Gerald
Harper
Georgina Jones:
Juliet
Harmer
William E. Simms:
Jack
May
Scarlatti:
Arnold
Diamond
Bruno:
Kenneth
Ives
Constance:
Geraldine
Newman
Brooke:
Walter
Sparrow
Villain:
Walter
Glennie
Villain:
Michael
Greenwood
Villain:
Derek
Martin
Villain:
John
Mincer
Villain:
Peter
Sugden
The Face:
Peter
Ducrow
Petty crook:
Denis
Cleary
Petty crook:
Frank
Seton
Policeman:
John
Lawrence
Barker:
Jerold
Wells
Passer-by:
John
Garvin
Passer-by:
James
Appleby
: Points of View
with Kenneth RobinsonA quick look at criticism and comments from viewers.
Letters for inclusion in these programmes should be addressed to: Points of View, [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Kenneth
Robinson
: Match of the Day
A League soccer match.Kenneth Wolstenholme reports with outside broadcast cameras from a well-known Football League ground.
Contributors
Commentator:
Kenneth
Wolstenholme
Television Presentation:
Alec
Weeks
: The Late Show
with John Bird, Sandra Caron, John Fortune, Barry Humphries, John Wells.Contributors
Performer:
John
Bird
Performer:
Sandra
Caron
Performer:
John
Fortune
Performer:
Barry
Humphries
Performer:
John
Wells
Musical Director:
Stanley
Myers
Film Director:
Ian
Davidson
Assistant Producer:
Michael
Hill
Designer:
Roger
Liminton
Studio Director:
Darrol
Blake
Producer:
Jack
Gold
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