Listings
: Music on Command
A spectacle of military music and movementBands, Bands and more Bands in musical manoeuvres featuring 1,200 Marine and Military musicians Aldershot
Seventy-six Trombones lead the Parade as 15 Bands march and countermarch as one enormous Band with THE KING'S TROOP,
ROYAL HORSE ARTILLERY
The Royal Hospital, Chelsea THE BOYS OF THE OLD BRIGADE on and off Parade with THE BAND OF HM WELSH GUARDS
Tidworth Hector the Drum Horse leads the MUSICAL RIDE OF THE HOUSEHOLD
CAVALRY with, in contrast
THE BAND AND BUGLES OF THE
LIGHT INFANTRY
The Royal Citadel, Plymouth
A Salute to America by the Bands of HM ROYAL MARINES, PLYMOUTH and HM COLDSTREAM GUARDS
Introduced by BRIAN MATTHEW
Produced by KEN GRIFFIN
Contributors
Unknown:
Tidworth
Hector
Introduced By:
Brian
Matthew
Produced By:
Ken
Griffin
: Banana Splits
Comedy, adventure, cartoonsProduced by E. j. ROSEN
Contributors
Produced By:
E. J.
Rosen
: Grandstand
featuringRacing; Show-Jumping Rugby League; Boxing Introduced by Frank Bough
12.50*
Football Preview
SAM LEITCH introduces action, personalities, and the latest news of today's matches.
1.10; 1.35*
Fight of the Week
Featuring two top fights from this week's bill at the Royal Albert Hall
Ralph Charles
(British and European
Welterweight Champion) v Dorman Crawford (USA)
Johnny Clark v John Kellie (Walworth) (Glasgow)
The final eliminator for the British Bantamweight title.
Commentator HARRY CARPENTER
TV presentation by BOB DUNCAN
1.20; 1.50; 2.20; 2.50* Racing from
Kempton Park Four races from the first day of this major holiday meeting.
1.30 Wills Embassy (Qualifying) Stakes (over 5 furlongs)
2.0 Usher Stakes (over 7 furlongs)
2.30 Rosebery Stakes (Handicap) (over 1 mile and 3 furlongs)
3.0 William Hill Sceptre Stakes (over 5 furlongs)
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN and CLIVE GRAHAM
TV presentation by BOB DUNCAN
2.35; 3.10; 4.30*
Show-Jumping from the All England Jumping Course, Hickstead.
The top names of show-jumping compete in the afternoon's two big events.
The Stuckold Stakes
The Wills Embassy Stakes
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
TV presentation by ALAN mouncer and FRED VINER
3.45*
Rugby League from Batley
Batley v St Helens
Commentator EDDIE WARING TV presentation by RAY LAKELAND
4.50*
Results Service
Including classified football, rugby and racing results, action highlights and reports on today's outstanding fixtures.
Grandstand Timetable:
12.51 Football preview; 1.10 Boxing
1.20 Racing; 1.35 Boxing
1.50 Racing; 2.5 Sports Round-up
2.20 Racing; 2.35 Show-jumping
2.50 Racing; 3.10 Show-jumping
3.45 Rugby League; 4.30 Show-jumping
4.50 Results Service
Timings are subject to alteration in order to keep up to date with events. Grandstand presented for television by BRIAN VENNER
Editor ALAN HART
Contributors
Introduced By:
Frank
Bough
Introduces:
Sam
Leitch
Unknown:
Albert
Hall
Unknown:
Ralph
Charles
Unknown:
Johnny
Clark
Unknown:
John
Kellie
Commentator:
Harry
Carpenter
Presentation By:
Bob
Duncan
Commentators:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentators:
Clive
Graham
Presentation By:
Bob
Duncan
Commentators:
Dorian
Williams
Commentators:
Raymond
Brooks-Ward
Presentation By:
Alan
Mouncer
Presentation By:
Fred
Viner
Commentator:
Eddie
Waring
Presentation By:
Ray
Lakeland
Television By:
Brian
Venner
Editor:
Alan
Hart
: Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Colour: On Vacation
Adventure, comedy and cartoon in a film series from Hollywood's greatest storytellers: Donald Duck, Pluto, Goofy, Mickey MouseIntroduced by Jiminy Cricket
: Dr Who: Colony in Space: Part 1
by Malcolm Hulke.Starring Jon Pertwee in a new adventure.
The Doctor faces the unknown dangers of an alien planet.
(Dr Who in 'Colony in Space': page 53)
Contributors
Writer:
Malcolm
Hulke
Title music:
Ron Grainer and BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Incidental music:
Dudley
Simpson
Script editor:
Terrance
Dicks
Designer:
Tim
Gleeson
Producer:
Barry
Letts
Director:
Michael
Briant
First Time Lord:
Peter
Forbes-Robertson
Second Time Lord:
John
Baker
Third Time Lord:
Graham
Leaman
Dr Who:
Jon
Pertwee
Jo Grant:
Katy
Manning
Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart:
Nicholas
Courtney
Robot:
John Scott
Martin
Leeson:
David
Webb
Jane Leeson:
Sheila
Grant
Martin:
John
Line
Ashe:
John
Ringham
Mrs Martin:
Mitzi
Webster
Winton:
Nicholas
Pennell
Mary Ashe:
Helen
Worth
Norton:
Roy
Skelton
Primitive:
Pat
Gorman
: The Saturday Western: Tribute to a Badman
starring James Cagney with Irene Papas, Don Dubbins, Stephen McNally, Vic MorrowJeremy Rodock, a Wyoming horse-breeder, is a headstrong man who allows no justice to horse thieves - only a rope and a tree.
A story of the wide-open spaces as seen through the eyes of young Steve Miller who has come West to seek his fortune, with James Cagney as badman Rodock whose heart is eventually proved to be in the right place.
Contributors
Director:
Robert
Wise
Jeremy Rodock:
James
Cagney
Steve Miller:
Don
Dubbins
McNulty:
Stephen
McNally
Jocasta Constantine:
Irene
Papas
Lars Peterson:
Vic
Morrow
Barjak:
James
Griffith
Hearn:
Onslow
Stevens
L A Peterson:
James
Bell
Mrs L A Peterson:
Jeanette
Nolan
Baldy:
Chubby
Johnson
Abe:
Royal
Dano
Fat Jones:
Lee van
Cleef
Cooky:
Peter
Chong
: The Two Ronnies
Starring Ronnie Corbett and Ronnie Barker with New World, Tina Charles and Madeline Smith as Henrietta(Barker and Corbett ... doing their own thing together: see page 11)
Contributors
Actor:
Ronnie
Corbett
Actor:
Ronnie
Barker
Singers:
New
World
Singer:
Tina
Charles
Henrietta:
Madeline
Smith
Writer:
Tim
Brooke-Taylor
Writer:
Eric
Idle
Writer:
Terry
Jones
Writer:
Spike
Mullins
Writer:
David
Nobbs
Writer:
Michael
Palin
Writer:
Bill
Solly
Writer:
Peter
Vincent
Writer:
Dick
Vosburgh
Writer:
Gerald
Wiley
Arrangements and orchestra directed by:
Ronnie
Hazlehurst
Make-up:
Tina
Earnshaw
Costumes:
Hazel
Pethig
Sound:
Adrian
Stocks
Lighting:
Jimmy
Purdie
Design:
Robert
Berk
Executive producer:
James
Gilbert
Producer:
Terry
Hughes
: A Man Called Ironside: Beyond a Shadow
starring Raymond Burr as Robert Ironside with Don Galloway as Det-Sgt Brown, Barbara Anderson as Officer Eve Whitfield, Don Mitchell as Mark Sangerwith guest stars Mort Sahl, Dana Wynter
A ruthless TV interviewer moves in for the big story when a wealthy widow attempts suicide.
Contributors
Robert Ironside:
Raymond
Burr
Det-Sgt Brown:
Don
Galloway
Officer Eve Whitfield:
Barbara
Anderson
Mark Sanger:
Don
Mitchell
[Actor]:
Mort
Sahl
[Actress]:
Dana
Wynter
: Match of the Day
Promotion: Soccer action from the Second Division where clubs have been fighting it out at the top.Commentator Barry Davies
TV presentation by Alec Weeks
Relegation: Soccer action from the First Division where desperate attempts are being made to prevent the drop to the Second.
Commentator Alan Weeks
Introduced by David Coleman
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Coleman
Commentator (Promotion):
Barry
Davies
Commentator (Relegation):
Alan
Weeks
TV Presentation (Relegation):
John
McGonagle
TV Presentation (Promotion)/Producer:
Alec
Weeks
Presented by:
Jonathan
Martin
Editor:
Sam
Leitch
: Braden's Week
Bernard Braden with John Pitman, Esther Rantzen, Ronald FletcherThis week: Patrick Moore 's undiscovered talent
Children Talking: Harold Williamson
Hilary Pritchard and Chris Munds
Director SIMON WADLEIGH
Producer ADAM CLAPHAM
Edited by DESMOND WILCOX and BILL MORTON
Contributors
Unknown:
Bernard
Braden
Unknown:
John
Pitman
Unknown:
Esther
Rantzen
Unknown:
Ronald
Fletcher
Unknown:
Patrick
Moore
Unknown:
Harold
Williamson
Unknown:
Hilary
Pritchard
Unknown:
Chris
Munds
Director:
Simon
Wadleigh
Edited By:
Desmond
Wilcox
Edited By:
Bill
Morton
: The Galileans
The story of 13 young men from the North who came to Jerusalem. Written and told in six parts by TOM FLEMING : part 6Producer JAMES DEY (from BBC Scotland)
Contributors
Unknown:
Tom
Fleming
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