Listings
: For Schools and Colleges: Science Extra: Physics: Molecular Elbow-Room
Introduced by Bryan ChapmanShown last week
Repeated on Thursday
Contributors
Presenter:
Bryan
Chapman
Producer:
David
Roseveare
: For Schools and Colleges: Merry-Go-Round: Look, Find, and Make
A new approach to drawingIntroduced by Kenneth Jameson
(Shown last week)
(Repeated on Thursday)
Contributors
Presenter:
Kenneth
Jameson
Producer:
Moragh
Gee
: For Schools and Colleges: Maths Today: Year 1: 8: Describing Facts
Introduced by David Sturgess(Shown last week)
(Repeated on Tuesday)
(to 10.45)
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Sturgess
Producer:
Peter
Weiss
: For Schools and Colleges: Discovering Science: 16: Water as Gas
Introduced by Michael Underwood(Shown last week)
(Repeated on Tuesday)
(to 11.20)
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Underwood
Producer:
Michael
Totton
: For Schools and Colleges: For Sixth Forms: China: The China Trade
Trade between the West and China during the sixteenth to eighteenth centuries, particularly the export of Chinese porcelain and its impact on European design.Presented by Brian Hook
Written by Margaret Medley
Shown last week
Repeated on Wednesday
(to 11.55)
Contributors
Presenter:
Brian
Hook
Writer:
Margaret
Medley
Producer:
Rodney
Bennett
: For Schools and Colleges: Engineering: Craft and Science: Unit 5: Joining Metal: 2: Gas welding
Introduced by D.R.C. Holmes, C.Eng., A.M.I.prod.E.(Shown last week on BBC-2)
(Repeated on Wednesday and on Friday - not Scottish)
For booklet see page 42
(to 12.25)
Contributors
Presenter:
D.R.C.
Holmes
Programme Adviser:
V.W. Clack, C.Eng.,
M.Inst.W.
Producer:
Nat
Taylor
: Dechrau Canu, Dechrau Canmol
Welsh Songs of Praise(First shown on BBC Wales)
(Crystal Palace, Wenvoe West, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield)
(to 13.25)
: Watch with Mother: Bizzy Lizzy: Bears
For the very young: For Schools and Colleges: Exploring Your World: Make a Sound
Introduced by Harry Armstrong(Shown last week)
(Repeated on Wednesday)
Contributors
Presenter:
Harry
Armstrong
Producer:
Bill
Scott
: For Schools and Colleges: Going to Work: In the Factory
Linen thread, and sandals and shoes - a film about the work of two contrasting factories in Northern Ireland.(Shown last week)
(Repeated on Tuesday)
Contributors
Producer:
Gordon
Croton
: For Schools and Colleges: Television Club: Lost, Stolen, or...
Introduced by James LloydShown last week
Repeated on Friday
Contributors
Presenter:
James
Lloyd
Producer:
Dorothea
Brooking
: For Schools and Colleges: Twentieth-Century Focus: Topical Programme
(Repeated on Tuesday and on Wednesday - not Scottish)For booklet see page 42
(to 15.40)
Contributors
Director:
Martyn
Bond
Producer:
John
Miller
: Fifteen Plus: 7: Immigrants
How best can schools deal with the particular educational problems of the older West Indian pupil?Introduced by Brian MacArthur
Contributors
Presenter:
Brian
MacArthur
Director:
Julian
Aston
Producer:
Paul
Mitchell
: Jackanory: The Extraordinary Adventures of Bobby Brewster: The Sick Cow: An Elephant Never Forgets
with H.E. ToddA cow that barks; an elephant that talks; a torch that sends messages; a wristwatch that takes you back and forward in time. Bobby Brewster is just an ordinary boy, but his adventures become more and more extraordinary.
Contributors
Storyteller:
H.E.
Todd
: Blue Peter
with Valerie Singleton, John Noakes, Peter PurvesSee facing page
Contributors
Presenter:
Valerie
Singleton
Presenter:
John
Noakes
Presenter:
Peter
Purves
Producer:
Edward
Barnes
Producer:
Rosemary
Gill
Editor:
Biddy
Baxter
: Adventure Weekly: The Dig: Part 2
by Victor PembertonFour boys, a girl, and a printing press
Swot and Tubby have been searching an old windmill. Swot has been surprised by a face in the shadows.
Contributors
Writer:
Victor
Pemberton
Designer:
Chris
Robilliard
Producer:
John
McRae
Director:
Brian
Miller
Swot English:
Frank
Barry
Miss Rena:
Joan
Hickson
'Fred' Somers:
Elizabeth
Dear
Tubby Taylor:
Ian
Ellis
Andy Rogers:
Len
Jones
P.C. Cullis:
Michael
Wisher
Mr. Filling:
Bartlett
Mullins
Dr. Lampit:
David
Webb
Peter Perkins:
Brent
Oldfield
: The Magic Roundabout
English version written and told by Eric Thompson.Contributors
Created by:
Serge
Danot
Writer/Narrator:
Eric
Thompson
: Get Smart: Rub-a-Dub-Dub
Get Smart or would you believeA comedy film series starring Don Adams as Maxwell Smart - the not-so-smart and not-so-secret agent in further exciting adventures - not to mention desperate situations
with Barbara Feldon as Agent 99, Edward Platt as Chief of Control
Rub-a-Dub-Dub ...three spies in a sub!
Contributors
Maxwell Smart:
Don
Adams
Agent 99:
Barbara
Feldon
Chief of Control:
Edward
Platt
: Dee Time
Simon Dee introducing his guestsContributors
Presenter:
Simon
Dee
Musical Director:
Max
Harris
Script:
Joe
Steeples
Designer:
C. Ian
Rawnsley
Production:
Roger
Ordish
: Z Cars: Foggy Night: Part 1
by James DoranStarring James Ellis, John Slater
with Paul Angelis, Ron Davies
A foggy night-and a woman is assaulted. An attractive woman... her husband threatened... no one to come to their assistance. But, when three men are traced, they have a different story to tell...
(For cast list see page 21)
Contributors
Writer:
James
Doran
Producer:
Richard
Beynon
Director:
Morris
Barry
P.C. Roach:
Ron
Davies
P.C. Bannerman:
Paul
Angelis
Sgt. Lynch:
James
Ellis
Det.-Sgt. Stone:
John
Slater
: Thicker Than Water: The Licence
Written by Peter RobinsonThe new comedy series
starring Jimmy Jewel
with Jean Kent
with Paul Dawkins as the P.C.
Jim Eccles hasn't got a television licence although his eldest daughter Janet is constantly reminding him to get one. Then Carol announces that she has a new boy-friend. What does he do for a living? He drives a Post Office detector van.
Contributors
Writer:
Peter
Robinson
Music:
Judd
Proctor
Designer:
Tim
Harvey
Producer:
Douglas
Argent
Jim Eccles:
Jimmy
Jewel
Vicki Eccles:
Roberta
Rex
Janet Eccles:
Carolyn
Moody
Carol Eccles:
Jill
Kerman
Aggie Plunkett:
Jean
Kent
Michael Crump:
John
Wreford
P.C.:
Paul
Dawkins
Robert Bean:
Gerald
Moon
: Panorama
People, places, and problems that matter most to Britain and the worldIntroduced by Robin Day with Panorama reporters Michael Charlton, David Dimbleby, Richard Kershaw, Robert MacNeil, James Mossman, Julian Pettifer
Contributors
Presenter:
Robin
Day
Reporter:
Michael
Charlton
Reporter:
David
Dimbleby
Reporter:
Richard
Kershaw
Reporter:
Robert
MacNeil
Reporter:
James
Mossman
Reporter:
Julian
Pettifer
Editor:
David J.
Webster
: The Troubleshooters: Take-Over is Two Four-Letter Words
by Roy Russell[Starring] Geoffrey Keen, Ray Barrett, Philip Latham, Jayne Sofiano
Guest star, James Kerry
Protests and demonstrations have recently become part of our way of life, as have mergers and takeovers. In tonight's story, Mogul faces the effects of both when a group of redundant employees occupy a distribution depot. A situation which starts as something small quickly develops into tension and danger.
Starring with the Mogul regulars is James Kerry, whom viewers will remember as Stephen Champion, managing director in Champion House. But tonight he has a very different role.
Contributors
Writer:
Roy
Russell
Series created by:
John
Elliot
Designer:
Barrie
Dobbins
Associate producer:
Michael
Glynn
Producer:
Anthony
Read
Director:
Cyril
Coke
Benson Taylor:
Donald
Pickering
Brian Stead:
Geoffrey
Keen
Willy Izard:
Philip
Latham
Bagley:
Sylvester
Morand
Grieve:
James
Kerry
Linda:
Ingrid
Sylvester
Ginny Vickers:
Jayne
Sofiano
Chrissie Grieve:
Stephanie
Bidmead
Mrs. Grieve:
Margery
Withers
Peter Thornton:
Ray
Barrett
Sellerman:
Robert
Henderson
Julians:
Donald
Tandy
: The Frost Report: Frost Over England
Another look at the world through the eyes of David Frostwith Ronnie Barker, Ronnie Corbett, Sheila Steafel and Julie Felix
This week: Frost Over England
Winner of the Golden Rose and International Press Prize at the 1967 Montreux Festival
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Frost
Performer:
Ronnie
Barker
Performer:
John
Cleese
Performer:
Ronnie
Corbett
Performer:
Sheila
Steafel
Singer/Guitarist:
Julie
Felix
Designer:
Roger
Cheveley
Producer:
James
Gilbert
: Twenty-Four Hours: Part 1
What matters in the news and out of it with Michael Barratt and Vincent Kane including a special report on the first results of the Northern Ireland General Election with news and comment from Belfast, Londonderry, Ballymena, and London.(See page 27)
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Barratt
Presenter:
Vincent
Kane
Assistant Editor:
John
Dekker
Editor:
Anthony
Smith
Editor:
Richard
Francis
: The Sky at Night: How Much Can You See?
Without a telescope can you see the phases of Venus? The little star Alcor? The Great Nebula in Andromeda?Patrick Moore discusses what can or cannot be seen without telescopes and invites viewers to join in an experiment.
Contributors
Presenter:
Patrick
Moore
Director:
Herbert
Wise
Producer:
Patricia
Owtram
: Vamos a Ver!: 6: A Ver que Pasa
Written by Helena Valenti.Twenty lessons for beginners in Spanish.
With Jacinta Castillejo, Mari Carmen Nevado, Julio Pena and Carlos Riera
(Repeated on Saturday at 9.30 a.m.)
For booklet and records see page 42
Contributors
Writer:
Helena
Valenti
Designer:
Don
Horne
Director:
John Prescott
Thomas
Producer:
Colin
Nears
[Actress]:
Jacinta
Castillejo
[Actress]:
Mari Carmen
Nevado
[Actor]:
Julio
Pena
[Actor]:
Carlos
Riera
: Twenty-Four Hours: Part 2: Election Special
Reports and comment on the Northern Ireland General Election as the results come inContributors
Editor:
Anthony
Smith
Editor:
Richard
Francis
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