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: For Schools and Colleges: Television Club: Lost, stolen, or...
(Shown on Monday): For Schools and Colleges
Middle School Physics: Motion in Three DimensionsIntroduced by Bill Ritchie
(Shown last week)
10.25-10.45 So You're Leaving Soon?
A series for Welsh Schools
(Welsh Transmitters, Sutton Coldfield, Holme Moss, Wenvoe West)
Contributors
Presenter (Middle School Physics):
Bill
Ritchie
Producer (Middle School Physics):
John
Field
: For Schools and Colleges: Scene: Out Beyond Earth
(Shown on Thursday)(to 11.25)
: For Schools and Colleges: Engineering: Craft and Science: Unit 5: Joining Metal: 2: Gas Welding
(Shown on Wednesday)For booklet see page 42
(to 11.55)
: Mae Gen I Air!
Parlour Game: "I Have a Word"(First shown on BBC Wales)
(Crystal Palace, Wenvoe West, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield)
(to 13.25)
: Watch with Mother: Pogles' Wood: Clocks
For the very youngPippin and Tog hear a fairy story about the first clock.
: For Schools and Colleges: Making Music
(Shown on Tuesday)(to 14.25)
: Play School: Science Day
A programme for children under fiveToday's story: "The Little Red Hen"
(Shown at 11.0 a.m. on BBC-2)
Contributors
Presenter:
Carol
Chell
Presenter:
Johnny
Ball
Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
: Jackanory: The Extraordinary Adventures of Bobby Brewster: The Think Balloon; The Fat and Jolly Ghost
with H.E. ToddWritten and told by H.E. Todd
Illustrated by Geoffrey Dickinson
(Next week: Stories about Archaeological Discoveries)
Contributors
Author/Storyteller:
H.E.
Todd
Illustrator:
Geoffrey
Dickinson
Director:
John
Prowse
Producer:
Anna
Home
: Crackerjack
Introduced by Michael Aspelwith Peter Glaze, Rod McLennan, Christine Holmes, Jillian Comber
Guests, The Dave Clark Five, Tony Blackburn
(Christine Holmes is appearing in "Charlie Girl" at the Adelphi Theatre, London; Bert Hayes is at Butlin's Hotels, Cliftonville)
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Aspel
Comedian:
Peter
Glaze
Comedian:
Rod
McLennan
Hostess:
Christine
Holmes
Hostess:
Jillian
Comber
Musicians:
The Dave Clark
Five
Guest:
Tony
Blackburn
Script:
Bob
Block
Music:
Bert Hayes and his
Orchestra
Producer:
Peter
Whitmore
: Junior Points of View
with Cathy McGowanA weekly look at criticism and comments from younger viewers
Letters for inclusion in these programmes should be addressed to Junior Points of View, [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Cathy
McGowan
Presented by:
Iain
Johnstone
: The World Figure Skating Championships of 1969: The Pairs: Free Skating
from Colorado Springs, U.S.A.Oleg Protopopov and Ludmila Belousova skate to defend their World title against formidable opposition which includes
Alek Ulanov and Irina Rodnina their dynamic compatriots who beat them in the European Championships in Garmisch earlier this month.
Presented by The American Broadcasting Company
See page 33
Contributors
Skater:
Oleg
Protopopov
Skater:
Ludmila
Belousova
Skater:
Alek
Ulanov
Skater:
Irina
Rodnina
Commentator:
Alan
Weeks
: The Virginian: Felicity's Spring
Tales from the last frontier of the great American West.A film series starring James Drury as The Virginian
The whole town falls under the spell of Medicine Bow's beautiful new schoolteacher, Felicity Andrews, and The Virginian proposes marriage only to be told by her sister of Felicity's tragic secret.
First shown on BBC-2
Contributors
The Virginian:
James
Drury
Felicity Andrews:
Katherine
Crawford
Kate Andrews:
Mariette
Hartley
Steve:
Gary
Clarke
Judge Garth:
Lee J.
Cobb
Betsy Garth:
Roberta
Shore
Randy:
Randy
Boone
Belden:
L.Q.
Jones
Joe:
Norman
Leavitt
: The Dick Emery Show
Starring Dick EmerySpecial guests, The Coffee Set
with Peter Elliott, Noel Davis, Jenny McNae, Frank Littlewood, Michael Griffiths,
David Fennell, Ken Alexis
Dick's guests tonight are The Coffee Set, who will be singing "Dickie Boy." You know it well - it's a full version of the programme's signature tune, which was written by producer Ernest Maxin.
Contributors
Scripts:
Peter
Robinson
Scripts:
Eric
Davidson
Additional material:
Dick
Emery
Musical Director:
Norman
Percival
Filmed interviews:
Bryan
Blackburn
Designer:
Chris
Thompson
Producer/Composer (Dickie Boy):
Ernest
Maxin
Comedian:
Dick
Emery
Singers:
The Coffee
Set
[Actor]:
Peter
Elliott
[Actor]:
Noel
Davis
[Actress]:
Jenny
McNae
[Actor]:
Frank
Littlewood
[Actor]:
Michael
Griffiths
[Actor]:
David
Fennell
[Actor]:
Ken
Alexis
: Charge!: Divine Science
The first of a new comedy series by Robert Morley and Jeremy Paul[Starring] Robert Morley
with Robert Raglan, Graeme Garden, Jumoke Debayo
Todhunter is a sort of upper-class Alf Garnett. He was educated at a third-rate public school, and lives with his brother-in-law Partridge on a houseboat.
Each week you will hear about Todhunter's views on different aspects of life. This week he manoeuvres the Vicar into inviting him to read the lesson at Matins, resulting in a most unusual experience for the congregation.
See page 31
Contributors
Writer:
Robert
Morley
Writer:
Jeremy
Paul
Incidental Music:
Dennis
Wilson
Designer:
Ray
London
Producer:
Graeme
Muir
Todhunter:
Robert
Morley
Partridge:
Robert
Raglan
Mrs. Midden:
Jumoke
Debayo
The Rev. Hope-Jones:
Graeme
Garden
Shop assistant:
Sam
Walters
Verger:
Eric
Francis
: Run for Your Life: I am the Late Diana Hays
A new episode from the pace-setting adventure seriesstarring Ben Gazzara as Paul Bryan, a man with no ties and no time to spare
A chance meeting with a beautiful girl in a remote village in Mexico puts Paul in the middle of a strange matrimonial conflict, the husband convicted of murdering the wife, the wife alive and well. The unravelling of the plot, if it is a plot, and its solution puts Paul back in the driving seat of his legal career for a day or two.
Contributors
Paul Bryan:
Ben
Gazzara
Julian Hays:
Jack
Palance
Diana Hays:
Diana
Hyland
Tom Stone:
Anthony
Eisley
George McCullough:
Laurence
Haddon
Barbara Jackson:
Isabelle
Cooley
: Come Dancing
organised by Mecca DancingA mini-international in the quarter-finals of this season's competition
Peter West introduces the First Half of Wales v. West Midlands
Last season Wales knocked out the West Midlands in the first round, but already the English team have shown great improvement, dealing easily with the West area a few weeks ago.
Can they cope with one of last year's semi-finalists and win a place in the last four themselves?
Contributors
Presenter:
Peter
West
Chairman of Judges:
Bill
Irvine
Music (Swansea):
Ken
Mackintosh
Music (Coventry):
Brian
Pearsall
Compere:
Alun
Williams
Compere:
Keith
Ackrill
Arranger:
Eric
Morley
Director:
Selwyn
Roderick
Director:
Barrie
Edgar
Director:
Reg
Perrin
Producer:
Philip
Lewis
: Twenty-Four Hours
What matters in the news and out of it with Kenneth Allsop and Michael Barratt,Robert McKenzie, Vincent Kane
Contributors
Presenter:
Kenneth
Allsop
Reporter:
Michael
Barratt
Reporter:
Robert
McKenzie
Reporter:
Vincent
Kane
Assistant Editor:
John
Dekker
Editor:
Anthony
Smith
: Mr. President, Sir...: Second semi-final: 6: Holland v. Yugoslavia: We Should Forget About Space Until We Find Our Feet on Earth
A series of international debating contests between students from eight countries for The Observer Mace"We should forget about space until we find our feet on earth"
This is the motion the Dutch team proposes and the Yugoslav team opposes
Panel of Judges:
Geoffrey Martin, Past President of the National Union of Students
Trevor Fisk, President of the National Union of Students
and Kenneth Harris, Presiding Judge who also introduces the programme
From Studenterforeningen, Copenhagen
Presented in collaboration with the Danish Television Service
It should be quite a battle tonight because Holland and Yugoslavia were the only teams in the preliminary contests to score more than seventy out of a possible ninety - Holland seventy-two, Yugoslavia seventy-one.
Contributors
Judge:
Geoffrey
Martin
Judge:
Trevor
Fisk
Judge/Presenter:
Kenneth
Harris
Producer:
Ray
Colley
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