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: Cricket: Fifth Test Match
England v The Rest of the World for the Guinness Trophy First dayThe final Test Match between the star-studded Rest of the World side and the England team, containing 11 players who will be hoping to book their tour places to Australia this winter.
The whole of the first morning's play direct from The Oval Introduced by PETER WEST Commentary team
RICHIE BENAUD , JIM LAKER
DENIS COMPTON , TED DEXTER
Production
NICK HUNTER, DAVID KENNING
Contributors
Introduced By:
Peter
West
Unknown:
Richie
Benaud
Unknown:
Jim
Laker
Unknown:
Denis
Compton
Unknown:
David
Kenning
: Watch with Mother: The Herbs
(Colour): Cricket: Fifth Test Match
Further coverage from The Oval (On BBC2 from 4.30): Interval
: The Mole and the Green Star
The Mole is a very tidy little animal especially when it's time for spring-cleaning.: Dusty of the Circus
Lion on the LooseA ferocious lion escapes from Clyde, the lion-tamer.
: Adventure Weekly
Take-Over by VICTOR PEMBERTONPart 3: Fred ' and the boys have crashed Lord Huntingford's London office to try to stop him closing Adventure Weekly.
Designer DESMOND CHINN Producer JOHN MCRAE
Directed by BARRY LETTS
Contributors
Unknown:
Victor
Pemberton
Unknown:
Desmond
Chinn
Unknown:
Producer John
McRae
Directed By:
Barry
Letts
Lord Huntingford:
Dallas
Cavell
Peter Perkins:
Brent
Oldfield
Andy Rogers:
Len
Jones
Swot English:
Frank
Barry
Tubby Taylor:
Ian
Ellis
' Fred ' Somers:
Elizabeth
Dear
Mick Patterson:
Larry
Burns
Clive Hemmings:
Frederick
Danner
Deacon:
David
Bauer
Thompson:
Hamish
Roughead
Sutcliff e:
Gregory
Scott
Mr Perkins:
Morris
Perry
Secretary:
Sheila
Hammond
: Wild World
Animals in close-up, in action, and in our lives with Tony SoperFlamingos: In Africa Lesser Flamingos form a pink fringe around the lakes, and when thousands flock together it is a wonderful sight.
Orchids: Compare wild British orchids with some of the cultivated kinds and see one of our rare ones hand-pollinated.
Sea Swallows: These graceful sea birds nest around our coasts in summer. Some live in noisy bird cities, others keep more to themselves. In winter they journey thousands of miles to warmer places.
Directed by PETER CRAWFORD Producer JOHN SPARKS (from Bristol)
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Soper
Directed By:
Peter
Crawford
Directed By:
Producer John
Sparks
: Abbott and Costello
A cartoon series: London
The facts, the people, the background of the nation's capitalProduced by MICHAEL TOWNSON
Nationwide
The news, features, opinions of the country at large, co-ordinated by MICHAEL BARRATT from BBC studios throughout the United Kingdom.
Editor MICHAEL BUNCE
Contributors
Produced By:
Michael
Townson
Unknown:
Michael
Barratt
Unknown:
Michael
Bunce
: The Doctors
Written by MAX MARQUIS starringNigel Stock, Barry Justice
Flora Adamson is taken ill on the way home from the sea. One of the patients saves Mrs Baynes some money. Dr Owens and Dr Conrad have patients with similar symptoms.
Contributors
Written By:
Max
Marquis
Mrs Baynes:
Maureen
O'Reilly
Joan Riley:
Christine
Pollon
Sunshine:
Arthur
Whybrow
Mr Beggs:
John
Scott
Mr Harding:
Bert
Palmer
Mrs Hunt:
Hilda
Barry
Mrs Crossfield:
Jennie
Paul
MrNemo:
Desmond
Jordan
Dr Thomas Owens:
Nigel
Stock
Dr Bill Conrad:
Barry
Justice
Meg Owens:
Joan
Newell
Dr David Owens:
Drewe
Henley
Minty Adamson:
Margery
Withers
Flora Adamson:
Dorothea
Rundle
Di Pitt:
Tamara
Ustinov
Mrs Pitt:
Betty
Baskcomb
: Tom and Jerry
playing cat and mouse in Pet Peeve: Top of the Pops
from this week's Top ThirtyIntroduced by Tony Blackburn and Jimmy Savile
TOP OF THE POPS ORCHESTRA
Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON PAN'S PEOPLE
Choreography by FLICK COLBY
Sound RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Production MEL CORNISH
Contributors
Introduced By:
Tony
Blackburn
Unknown:
Jimmy
Savile
Unknown:
Johnny
Pearson
Choreography By:
Flick
Colby
: The Expert
starring Marius Goring with Ann Morrish and Victor Winding Michael Farnsworth Valerie Murray in The Gun that Walked by N. J. CRISP Guest starsRay Brooks , John Tate
When violent death strikes down a pretty farm girl, Dr Hardy and Inspector Fleming come up against a wall of stubborn reserve. Persistence at last brings Dr Hardy to a ' not inconsiderable suspicion ' of the killer's identity. But proof ...
Series devised by GERARD GLAISTER and N. J . CRISP Script editor MAX MARQUIS
Designer DAVID MYERSCOUGH JONES Producer GERARD GLAISTER Directed by HUGH DAVID
Contributors
Unknown:
Marius
Goring
Unknown:
Ann
Morrish
Unknown:
Michael
Farnsworth
Unknown:
Valerie
Murray
Unknown:
N. J.
Crisp
Unknown:
Ray
Brooks
Unknown:
John
Tate
Unknown:
Inspector
Fleming
Unknown:
Gerard
Glaister
Unknown:
N. J
. Crisp
Unknown:
Max
Marquis
Unknown:
Designer David
Myerscough
Unknown:
Gerard
Glaister
Directed By:
Hugh
David
Mary Ellis:
Margaret
Courtenay
Eric Redmond:
Ray
Brooks
Sandra Hughes:
Valerie
Murray
Dr John Hardy:
Marius
Goring
Insp Fleming:
Victor
Winding
Det-SgtAshe:
Michael
Farnsworth
PC Bentley:
Peter
Welch
James Redmond:
John
Tate
Andrew Redmond:
Michael
Forrest
Bill Redmond:
Paul
Grist
Tom Storey:
Brian
Cant
Dr Jo Hardy:
Ann
Morrish
: The Main News
With KENNETH KENDALL and the BBC's correspondents and reporters around the world and WeatherContributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
Kendall
: Shirley Bassey
Singing SpecialTonight this international singing star makes one of her rare appearances in this country in a programme which includes What about today?
Yesterday I heard the rain As I love you; Sea and sand I must know
Going out of my head I (who have nothing)
I'll never fall in love again The lady is a tramp
The joker; Big spender Funny girl; You and I
Something; This is my life with BRIAN FAHEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Lighting RITCHIE RICHARDSON Sound LEN SHOREY
Design VICTOR MEREDITH
Production STEWART MORRIS (Poor little rich girl: page 9)
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Fahey
Unknown:
Stewart
Morris
: Across the Great Divide: Take a Pryde in the Arctic
"I don't think I could even begin to tell you why I like the Arctic, I just know I do - love it, it's more than a liking, it's almost a compulsion." (Duncan Pryde)Cliff Michelmore reports on Duncan Pryde, a 33-year-old Scot who's become a legend in the Canadian Arctic. Why he went there, why he stays. What it's like to live at 140 below zero, to be trapped in a blizzard thousands of miles from anyone, to live as an Eskimo sharing another man's wife.
(Four Britons in the New World: page 8)
Contributors
Subject:
Duncan
Pryde
Reprter:
Cliff
Michelmore
Producer:
Angela
Pope
: 24 Hours
Presented all this week by Kenneth Allsop with the latest news in pictures and with on-the-spot reports by BERNARD FALK , DAVID LOMAXTOM MANGOLD , FYFE ROBERTSON and DENIS TUOHY and special contributions from
KEITH KYLE and ROBERT MCKENZIE
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
Allsop
Unknown:
Bernard
Falk
Unknown:
David
Lomax
Unknown:
Tom
Mangold
Unknown:
Fyfe
Robertson
Unknown:
Denis
Tuohy
Unknown:
Keith
Kyle
Unknown:
Robert
McKenzie
: The Expanding Classroom
An insight into the Modern Primary School 2: Eveline LowePresented by DAVID LUCAS
Produced by EILEEN MOLONY (from Bristol)
Closedown
Contributors
Unknown:
Eveline
Lowe
Presented By:
David
Lucas
Produced By:
Eileen
Molony
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