Listings
: Gardening Club
Outside broadcast cameras In the Northern Horticultural Society's Gardens, Harlow Car, Harrogate.Percy Thrower meets A. Sigston Thompson, Hon. Director of Gardens; Geoffrey Smith, Superintendent.
Sequences include:
Mid-June growth in the herbaceous border, including scrophularia, euphorbia epithymoides, dicentra, and geranium renardii
From the Midlands
(to 11.20)
Contributors
Presenter:
Percy
Thrower
Guest:
A. Sigston
Thompson
Guest:
Geoffrey
Smith
Producer:
Paul
Morby
: Summer Grandstand
See belowFrom 1.30 SUMMER GRANDSTAND
Introduced by Harry Carpenter from WIMBLEDON
The Lawn Tennis Championships
From the Centre Court and No. 1 Court of the All England Lawn Tennis Club-the scene of the world's greatest tennis spectacle -Summer Grandstand brings you today's main matches, with comments and summaries at this half-way stage by Dan Maskell, Jack Kramer, and Peter West
Television presentation by Alan Mouncer. Brian Johnson, Dewi Griffiths, Ian Smith. and Douglas Hespe Producer. A. P. Wilkinson
AT 3.0 RACING from The Curragh The 1967 Irish Sweeps Derby
run over 1 1/2 miles Many of the best horses from England, France, Italy, and Ireland compete for one of the world's richest prizes of about £80,000 Commentators, Peter O'Sullevan and Clive Graham
Television presentation by Telefis Etreann
RESULTS SERVICE: Racing Results and Cricket scoreboard
Presented by Richard Tilling Editor. Lawrie Higgina
WHEN the first Irish Sweeps Derby was held in 1962 Irish racing joined the big time. Gone were the days when the Irish Derby was just another horse race, and the premier event of the racing year in Ireland now ranks as one of the big races of the world.
This afternoon on the plain of the Curragh the 1967 renewal of the race will be held and- horses from Britain, France, and Ireland will be running over a mile and a half not only for the £80,000 in prize money but for the prestige and stud value that victory can bring-two previous winners, Meadow Court and Ragusa, have each been syndicated as stallions for £400,000.
The Irish are very keen on their horses because the horse breeding industry is an important part of the country's economy. However, what will interest most of the huge crowd today will be their own economy as they seek to find the winner. The British challenge will be headed by Ribocco (Lester Piggott) and Dart Board (Scobie Breasley) who finished second and third in the Epsom Derby.
: Juke Box Jury
A new disc - a Hit or a Miss?Comments and opinions on the latest pop releases.
This week's panel: Mel Torme, Janette Scott, Chris Denning, Penny Valentine
In the chair, David Jacobs
Contributors
Panellist:
Mel
Torme
Panellist:
Janette
Scott
Panellist:
Chris
Denning
Chairman:
David
Jacobs
Programme devised by:
Peter
Potter
Presentation:
Colin
Charman
: Dr. Who: The Evil of the Daleks: Part 7
by David Whitaker.An adventure in space and time.
Starring Patrick Troughton as Dr. Who
and Marius Goring as Theodore Maxtible
with John Bailey
and Frazer Hines
Dr. Who is turned into a Dalek - or is he?
Contributors
Writer:
David
Whitaker
Title Music:
Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Incidental Music:
Dudley
Simpson
Designer:
Chris
Thompson
Dalek stories created by:
Terry
Nation
Producer:
Innes
Lloyd
Director:
Derek
Martinus
Dr. Who:
Patrick
Troughton
Jamie:
Frazer
Hines
Theodore Maxtible:
Marius
Goring
Edward Waterfield:
John
Bailey
Victoria Waterfield:
Deborah
Watling
Kemel:
Sonny
Caldinez
Daleks:
Robert
Jewell
Daleks:
Gerald
Taylor
Daleks:
John Scott
Martin
Daleks:
Murphy
Grumbar
Dalek voices:
Peter
Hawkins
Dalek voices:
Roy
Skelton
: Wimbledon Report
From the All England Lawn Tennis Club.Highlights of the day's play, and news and summaries at this half-way stage of the Championships.
Introduced by Harry Carpenter.
Contributors
Presenter:
Harry
Carpenter
Producer:
A. P.
Wilkinson
: High Adventure: Sangaree
With Fernando Lamas, Arlene Dahl, Patricia Medinawith Francis L. Sullivan, Charles Korvin
Southern prejudice and the anger of a scheming woman face the son of a Spanish slave when he inherits a plantation.
Contributors
Producer:
William H.
Pine
Producer:
William C.
Thomas
Director:
Edward
Ludwig
Dr. Carlos Morales:
Fernando
Lamas
Nancy Darby:
Arlene
Dahl
Martha Darby:
Patricia
Medina
Dr. Bristol:
Francis L.
Sullivan
Felix Pagnol:
Charles
Korvin
Roy Darby:
Tom
Drake
Harvey Bristol:
John
Sutton
Gabriel Thatch:
Willard
Parker
Colonel Darby:
Lester
Matthews
: Billy Cotton's Music-Hall
From the stage of the BBC Television Theatrewith Billy Cotton and his Band
Special guest star, Cilla Black
Guest stars, Norman Vaughan, Kenneth McKellar
with Hope and Keen, Kathie Kay and The Young Idea
The Tiller Girls, The Cotton Singers
(Cilla Black is in "Way Out In Piccadilly" at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London; Norman Vaughan in "Boeing-Boeing" at the Pavilion, Torquay; Kenneth McKellar in "Showtime" at the Pavilion, Bournemouth; Hope and Keen are in "Show Time" at the North Pier, Blackpool)
Contributors
Presenter/Bandleader:
Billy
Cotton
Musicians:
Billy Cotton and his
Band
Singer:
Cilla
Black
Comedian:
Norman
Vaughan
Singer:
Kenneth
McKellar
Comedians:
Hope and
Keen
Singer:
Kathie
Kay
Musicians:
The Young
Idea
Dancers:
The Tiller
Girls
Precision routine:
Barbara
Aitken
Singers:
The Cotton
Singers
Choreography:
Maura
Bowes
Musical Direction:
Harry
Rabinowitz
Musical Associate:
Fred
Tomlinson
Script:
Eric
Davidson
Designer:
John
Burrowes
Production:
Michael
Hurll
: On the Margin
By and with Alan Bennett.Also appearing are: Madge Hindle, Roland MacLeod, John Sergeant and on film: Wilson, Keppel, and Betty
Music by The Carole Calores Strings
(First shown on BBC-2)
Contributors
Writer:
Alan
Bennett
Musical Director:
Ronnie
Hazlehurst
Designer:
Roger
Cheveley
Director:
Sydney
Lotterby
Producer:
Patrick
Garland
Performer:
Alan
Bennett
Performer:
Madge
Hindle
Performer:
Roland
MacLeod
Performer:
John
Sergeant
Musicians:
The Carole Calores
Strings
: Royal Visit to Canada
Her Majesty The Queen replies to addresses by the Senate and House of Commons on Confederation Day, which marks the Centenary of the Dominion of Canada.Introduced direct from Ottawa by Ian Trethowan.
Produced by Antony Craxton in collaboration with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Contributors
Presenter:
Ian
Trethowan
Producer:
Antony
Craxton
: The Defenders: Go Between
A film from the series of courtroom dramas starring E.G. Marshall, Robert ReedWhen a candidate's son is kidnapped, Lawrence Preston finds that politicians and public are prepared to cash in on the tragedy.
Contributors
Director:
Paul
Sylbert
Lawrence Preston:
E.G.
Marshall
Kenneth Preston:
Robert
Reed
Matthew Ryder:
Arthur
Hill
Dolores Ryder:
Phyllis
Thaxter
Harrison Alder:
Addison
Powell
: Great Moments in Sport: The Rivals
Introduced by Harry Carpenter.Recalling historic sporting occasions and great champions in their moment of glory.
Tonight: The Rivals
featuring
Boxing
Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johansson
Steeplechasing
Arkle and Mill House
Rowing
Oxford and Cambridge
Ice Skating
Protopopov and Belousova; Kilius and Baumler
Contributors
Presenter:
Harry
Carpenter
Presented by:
Richard
Tilling
Producer:
Leslie
Kettley
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