Listings
: Watch with Mother: Bizzy Lizzy: 9: The Bears
For the very young(to 11.00)
Contributors
Storyteller:
Julie
Stevens
Singer:
Gillian
Norton
Puppeteer:
Audrey
Atterbury
Puppeteer:
Molly
Gibson
Puppeteer:
Christopher
Leith
Script:
Maria
Bird
Script:
Freda
Lingstrom
Production:
Westerham Arts Films
Limited
: Cricket: England v. Pakistan: Third Test Match
Fourth day's play at The Oval.Contributors
Commentary team:
Brian
Johnston
Commentary team:
Peter
West
Commentary team:
Richie
Benaud
Commentary team:
Denis
Compton
Production team:
Philip
Lewis
Production team:
John
McGonagle
: Grandstand
See panelToday's Timetable
1.45 Motor Racing
2.5 Athletics and Cricket
2.50 Racing
3.5 Athletics
3.15 Motor Racing
3.20 Racing
3.35 Motor Racing
3.50 Racing
4.5 Cricket
4.15 Athletics
4.35 Cricket and Athletics
5.0 Results service
These timings may be altered by events
From 1.35 Grandstand
Introduced by Frank Bough
featuring Athletics... Cricket... Racing... Motor Racing
Athletics from the White City Stadium: A.A.A. International Meeting
including The Morley Mile
Cricket from The Oval: England v. Pakistan
Further play in the Third Test
Racing from Newcastle
3.0 Perkins Memorial Cup Handicap Stakes over 6 furlongs
3.36 W.D. and H.O. Wills Trophy Stakes over 2 miles
4.0 Wills 2-year-old Goblet Stakes over 7 furlongs
Motor Racing from Brands Hatch
At 5.8 Results Service
Contributors
Presenter:
Frank
Bough
Commentator (Athletics):
David
Coleman
Commentator (Athletics):
Norris
McWhirter
Commentator (Athletics):
Ron
Pickering
Television Presentation (Athletics):
Ian
Smith
Commentator (Cricket):
Brian
Johnston
Commentator (Cricket):
Peter
West
Commentator (Cricket):
Richie
Benaud
Commentator (Cricket):
Denis
Compton
Television Presentation (Cricket):
Philip
Lewis
Television Presentation (Cricket):
John
McGonagle
Commentator (Racing):
Julian
Wilson
Commentator (Racing):
Clive
Graham
Television Presentation (Racing):
Bob
Duncan
Commentator (Motor Racing):
Eric
Tobitt
Television Presentation (Motor Racing):
Douglas
Hespe
Presented by:
Richard
Tilling
Editor:
Bryan
Cowgill
: Jackanory: The Coming of Maui
with Eugene Fraser.Every country has its fabulous hero. The English have King Arthur. But to the Maori people of New Zealand there is no one to equal their hero, Maui. When the South Island of New Zealand lay at the bottom of the ocean, It was Maui who fished it up and placed it where it is today - or that is how the story goes.
Contributors
Storyteller:
Eugene
Fraser
: The Queen's Traitor: Part 1
An Elizabethan thriller in five parts by John Hale.From the South and West
Contributors
Writer:
John
Hale
Designer:
Desmond
Chinn
Producer:
Campbell
Logan
Director:
Brandon
Acton-Bond
John Hawkins:
Nigel
Green
George Fitzwilliam:
Norman
Jones
Bosun:
Tom
Kempinski
Queen Elizabeth:
Susan
Engel
The Earl of Leicester:
Dennis
Chinnery
Guerau de Spes:
Anthony
Newlands
The Bishop of Ross:
Ewan
Roberts
Lord Burleigh:
Derek
Francis
Herle:
John
Golightly
The Duke of Norfolk:
Conrad
Phillips
Inquisitor:
Geoffrey
Matthews
Bailly:
Charles
Houston
Mary, Queen of Scots:
Stephanie
Beacham
Ridolfi:
David
Calderisi
Corporal of the Guard:
Douglas
Blackwell
: The News
: Town and Around
News and views from London and the South-Eastfollowed by the Weather in the South-East
: Disney Time
Tommy Steele introduces some of the 'heroes' and 'villains'-live and cartoon-who have appeared in Walt Disney films.With scenes from: Peter Pan, Treasure Island, Fun and Fancy Free, The Gnome-mobile, The Million Dollar Collar, Three Little Pigs, Robin Hood, Jungle Book, Bullwhip Griffin, The Happiest Millionaire.
Contributors
Presenter:
Tommy
Steele
Producer:
Richard
Evans
: Z Cars: First on the Scene: Part 1
by Elwyn Jones.Starring John Barrie, Joseph Brady, James Ellis, John Slater
with Sebastian Breaks, David Daker
Contributors
Writer:
Elwyn
Jones
Designer:
Kenneth
Sharp
Producer:
Ronald
Travers
Director:
Roderick
Graham
P.C. Culshaw:
David
Daker
P.C. Weir:
Joseph
Brady
P.C. Tate:
Sebastian
Breaks
Sgt. Lynch:
James
Ellis
Det.-Sgt. Stone:
John
Slater
Radio girl:
Anjula
Harman
Murphy:
J.G.
Devlin
Gamble:
Keith
Anderson
Feathers:
John
Turner
Inspector Hudson:
John
Barrie
Mrs. Adams:
Shirley
Dixon
: Meet the Wife: Bless 'em All
Written by Ronald Wolfe and Ronald Chesney.Starring Thora Hird and Freddie Frinton
Contributors
Writer:
Ronald
Wolfe
Writer:
Ronald
Chesney
"Meet the Wife" theme by:
Russ
Conway
Incidental music composed and conducted by:
Dennis
Wilson
Designer:
Oliver
Bayldon
Producer:
Robin
Nash
Thora:
Thora
Hird
Freddie:
Freddie
Frinton
Bert:
Arthur
Lovegrove
Spud:
Larry
Noble
Nobby:
Harold
Goodwin
Betty:
Barbara
Keogh
Policeman:
Julian
Orchard
: The Brian Rix Theatre of Laughter: Money for Jam
by P. M. Learoyd adapted from his book "A Tidy Bit of Brass".(Brian Rix, Leo Franklyn, Alan Tilvern, Anna Dawson, Andrew Sachs, Bill Treacher, Kevin Frazer, and Mary Buchanan are members of the Brian Rix Theatre of Laughter Company at the Garrick Theatre, London; Hy Hazell is in "Charlie Girl" at the Adelphi Theatre, London; Paul Whitsun-Jones is in "Fiddler on the Roof" at Her Majesty's Theatre, London; Jacqueline Jones is appearing in "Wild West End" at "Talk of the Town")
Contributors
Writer:
P. M.
Learoyd
Setting:
Stanley
Moore
Director:
Wallace
Douglas
Mabel Cornthrop:
Anna
Dawson
Gladys Thrippleton:
Hy
Hazell
Alfred Brasswall:
Paul
Whitsun-Jones
Albert Cornthrop:
Brian
Rix
Gloria:
Mary
Buchanan
Slogger:
Alan
Tilvern
Ike:
Andrew
Sachs
Luke Chawkley:
Leo
Franklyn
Joe:
Kevin
Frazer
Cyril Thrippleton:
Bill
Treacher
Elsie Brasswall:
Jacqueline
Jones
: Bank Holiday Sport
Highlights of today's big events including the Final of the World Professional Tennis Championships at Wimbledon, the Third Test Match, International Athletics, and today's football results.: Sir Arthur Coyle Doyle: The Chemistry of Love
A Romantic TaleDramatised by John Hawkesworth.
[Starring] Michael Hordern, Billie Whitelaw
with Christopher Matthews as Monkhouse Lee, Keith Buckley as Tom Crabbe
(First shown on BBC-2)
Contributors
Author:
Sir Arthur Coyle
Doyle
Dramatised by:
John
Hawkesworth
Music:
Norman
Kay
Designer:
Susan
Spence
Producer:
Harry
Moore
Director:
Peter
Sasdy
Monkhouse Lee:
Christopher
Matthews
Tom Crabbe:
Keith
Buckley
Professor Ainslie Grey:
Michael
Hordern
Mrs. Janetta O'James:
Billie
Whitelaw
Styles:
Reginald
Barratt
Mrs. Esdaile:
Margaret
Courtenay
Professor Esdaile:
A.J.
Brown
Dr. Penny:
Tenniel
Evans
The maid:
Angela
Pleasance
Ada Grey:
Jean
Anderson
A Professor:
Edward
Cast
: Melodies for You
Introduced by Eric Robinson.with Margaret Price, Semprini, Stanford Robinson, Jean Allister, Enrico Giacomini,
Carole Needham, The Bel-Canto Singers
The Melodies for You Orchestra
Leader, David McCallum
(Margaret Price appears by arrangement with Sadler's Wells Opera Company)
Contributors
Presenter:
Eric
Robinson
Producer:
Bryan
Sears
Soprano:
Margaret
Price
Pianist:
Semprini
Conductor:
Stanford
Robinson
Contralto:
Jean
Allister
Singer:
Enrico
Giacomini
Dancer:
Carole
Needham
Singers:
The Bel-Canto
Singers
Musicians:
The Melodies for You
Orchestra
Orchestra Leader:
David
McCallum
Musical Associate:
Bowles
Bevan
Choreographer:
Alfred
Rodrigues
Orchestrator:
Arthur
Wilkinson
Settings:
Mel
Cornish
: Italy and the Italians: Milan and the Economic Miracle
Milan was the centre of a revolution called 'II Boom'. What has this meant to Italians and how did it end?First shown on BBC-2
Close Down
Contributors
Narrator:
Denis Mack
Smith
Adviser:
Michael
Hood
Producer:
Michael
Bunce
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