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9.15 Mathematics in Action: The Future
Introduced by Benedict Nixon
9.38 Maths Today: Year 2: Both Ways Round
Introduced by Stewart Gartside
10.0 Maths Workshop: Stage 2: One Thing Depends on Another
Introduced by Jim Boucher
10.25-10.45 Twentieth-Century Focus: Yugoslav Communism
11.0 Watch!: Visiting Australia: The Big Sea
Introduced by Rosanne Harvey
(Colour)
11.18 Going to Work: Pay Packet
by Cedric Blackman
11.40 Making Music
Introduced by Julian Smith
with children from Lovelace Junior School, Chessington, Surrey
Contributors
Presenter (Mathematics in Action):
Benedict
Nixon
Producer (Mathematics in Action):
Edward
Goldwyn
Presenter (Maths Today):
Stewart
Gartside
Producer (Maths Today):
John
Cain
Presenter (Maths Workshop):
Jim
Boucher
Producer (Maths Workshop):
Peter
Weiss
Presenter (Watch!):
Rosanne
Harvey
Producer (Watch!):
Helen
Nicoll
Writer (Going to Work):
Cedric
Blackman
Presenter (Making Music):
Julian
Smith
Producer (Making Music):
John
Hosier
Story by Alison Prince.
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer:
Alison
Prince
Illustrator:
Joan
Hickson
Contributors
Weatherman:
Jack
Scott
by John Tully
Contributors
Writer:
John
Tully
Incidental Music:
Jonathan
Cohen
Producer:
Dorothea
Brooking
Mrs Smithers:
Elizabeth
Bradley
Steve Brookes:
John
Baldwin
Mrs Latham:
Julie
May
Mr Latham:
Will
Stampe
Brian Latham:
Charles
Bolton
Meg Grainger:
Victoria
Maddern
Angela West:
Jane
Anthony
'Lofty' Tripp:
Gregory
Munroe
Dave Crabtree:
Arthur
Wild
Garry Fuller:
Robin
Davies
Eddie Smith:
Ian
Ellis
Harvey Briggs:
Hugo
Keith-Johnston
Musicians:
'The
Gift'
by Elizabeth Beresford
With Ronald Hines
(Colour)
Contributors
Author:
Elizabeth
Beresford
Storyteller:
Ronald
Hines
Sense and Nonsense with Tony Hart and Pat Keysell who introduces it also for deaf children with Ben Benison
The Prof, The Burbles, Humphrey Umbrage and Susanne, The Vision On Gallery and including Wilfred Makepeace Lunn and his Latest Ingenious Works.
(Anyone under 16 can send in paintings for the 'Gallery' and there is a prize for any that are shown. Address them to Vision On, [address removed]. We are sorry we cannot return paintings.)
Patrick Dowling received the Rediffusion Star 'Harlequin' Award from the SFTA for Children's Entertainment Programmes.
Contributors
Presenter/Artist:
Tony
Hart
Presenter:
Pat
Keysell
Mime artist:
Ben
Benison
The Prof:
David
Cleveland
Inventor:
Wilfred Makepeace
Lunn
Designer:
John
Bone
Producer:
Patrick
Dowling
A cartoon series, starring the Ant Hill Mob and the Hooded Claw.
Parsley the lion and Dill the dog in some untoward happenings.
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer:
Michael
Bond
Director:
Ivor
Wood
The news, features, opinions of the country at large, and Your Region Tonight in particular (including Regional Weather) co-ordinated by Michael Barratt
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Barratt
Reporter:
Robert
Langley
Reporter:
Lynn
Lewis
Reporter:
Jack
Pizzey
Reporter:
Philip
Tibenham
Assistant Editor:
Phil
Sidey
Editor:
Michael
Bunce
The Owl of Wisdom trophy is the goal of 16 schools ranging from the Islands of Orkney to the Dorset coast, in an anniversary series of this popular competition.
'Quick's the word and sharp's the action,' in this friendly general knowledge quiz.
Question-master Geoffrey Wheeler
Contributors
Question-Master:
Geoffrey
Wheeler
Producer:
Bill
Wright
by Ben Bassett
Starring James Ellis, John Slater, Derek Waring with Ian Cullen
Stone talks about blackmail... to Rachel, to Lil... and to Superintendent Khan.
Contributors
Writer:
Ben
Bassett
Script Editor:
Tony
Holland
Designer:
Rosamund
Inglis
Producer:
Ron
Craddock
Director:
Derek
Martinus
Supt Khan:
Jerome
Willis
Det-Sgt Stone:
John
Slater
Det-Insp Goss:
Derek
Waring
Sgt Lynch:
James
Ellis
Keogh:
Milton
Johns
Det-Supt Oakley:
William
Dexter
Rachel Edmunds:
Alethea
Charlton
Lil Clapton:
Rosalind
Elliott
Benny:
Johnny
Shannon
PC Skinner:
Ian
Cullen
Starring Tony Hancock, Sylvia Sims
with Barbara Murray, Ronald Fraser
Wally, a simple and easygoing seaside entertainer, has little interest in the formal celebrations to mark Piltdown's Sixty Glorious Years, but his ambitious wife sees the event as her opportunity for social recognition.
In his second major film role, Tony Hancock was, as always, striving for the new and original, and much of his own hopes and frustrations went into the character of the Punch and Judy man.
(This Week's Films: page 11)
Contributors
Screenplay:
Phillip
Oakes
Screenplay:
Tony
Hancock
Director:
Jeremy
Summers
Wally:
Tony
Hancock
Delia:
Sylvia
Sims
Lady Jane:
Barbara
Murray
Mayor:
Ronald
Fraser
Sandman:
John Le
Mesurier
Edward:
Hugh
Lloyd
Nevil:
Mario
Fabrizi
Mayoress:
Pauline
Jameson
Committee Man:
Norman
Bird
Committee Man:
Peter
Vaughan
Committee Man:
John
Dunbar
Clergyman:
Walter
Hudd
Madam Zarathusa:
Hattie
Jacques
Blog
post that mentions
this programme:
Presented by Robert Dougall
Weather
Contributors
Newsreader:
Robert
Dougall
A personal view by Kenneth Clark
'In the 19th century people used to think of the invention of printing as the linchpin in the history of civilisation. Well, fifth century Greece and 12th century Chartres and 15th century Florence got on very well without it-and who shall say that they were less civilised than we are. Still on balance, I suppose that printing has done more good than harm.'
The theme of protest and communication leads Kenneth Clark to the Reformation - the Germany of Albrecht Durer and Martin Luther - to Erasmus, to the France of Montaigne, and to Elizabethan England.
Extracts from Shakespeare performed by William Devlin, Ronald Lacey, Eric Porter, Ian Richardson and Patrick Stewart
Sir Kenneth described the time spent making 'Civilisation' as the happiest of his life and certainly this impression comes over strongly on the screen. (Warrington Guardian)
He says so many wise things about civilisation, its limitations and its strengths, its frailty and its durability that one longs to quote them all. (The Sun)
Contributors
Presenter:
Kenneth
Clark
Stills photography director:
Ann
Turner
Director/producer:
Peter
Montagnon
Producer:
Michael
Gill
[Actor] (Extracts from Shakespeare):
William
Devlin
[Actor] (Extracts from Shakespeare):
Ronald
Lacey
[Actor] (Extracts from Shakespeare):
Eric
Porter
[Actor] (Extracts from Shakespeare):
Ian
Richardson
[Actor] (Extracts from Shakespeare):
Patrick
Stewart
Conceived, written, performed by Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Michael Palin
Contributors
Conceived, written, performed by:
Graham
Chapman
Conceived, written, performed by:
John
Cleese
Conceived, written, performed by/Animations:
Terry
Gilliam
Conceived, written, performed by:
Eric
Idle
Conceived, written, performed by:
Terry
Jones
Conceived, written, performed by:
Michael
Palin
Design:
Geoffrey
Patterson
Special Visual Effects:
John
Friedlander
Producer:
Ian
MacNaughton
with the latest news in pictures
In which Noel Picarda Kemp looks at different faces of 'the last enemy' in the light of his own life and beliefs
Reflections on untimely death with Phoebe Hesketh.
Contributors
Presenter:
Noel Picarda
Kemp
Guest:
Phoebe
Hesketh
Producer:
Vernon
Sproxton
(all except London and Wales)
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