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: Apollo 15 Moondrive
Astronauts Scott and Irwin prepare to leave the spacecraft and unpack their moon buggy, the Lunar Rover, before driving across for their first look into the 1,000-ft canyon, Hadley Rille.Introduced by James Burke with Patrick Moore and the BBC Apollo team of international experts
Presented in conjunction with NASA, the EBU and the US Networks.
(Moon buggy: see facing page)
Contributors
Presenter:
James
Burke
Presenter:
Patrick
Moore
Film Editor:
Arthur
Bennett
Studio Designer:
Keith
Harris
Co-ordinating Director:
Alex
Saward
Director:
Keith
Clement
Producer:
Tam
Fry
Editor:
Michael
Bukht
Executive Producer:
Richard
Francis
: Grandstand
featuring New Zealand v The British Lions and The Apollo 15 MoondriveA day of television history as for the first time a major sporting event comes to you via satellite from New Zealand, and 'live' from the moon come satellite pictures of man's first Moondrive.
Grandstand introduced by Frank Bough
11.30; 2.20; 3.20* Cricket: The Roses Match: Yorkshire v Lancashire: first day
1.0* Football Preview
The latest news on today's four matches in the Watney Cup competition, the tournament experimenting with the off-side law.
1.10* World Heavyweight Boxing: Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) Former Heavyweight Champion of the World v Jimmy Ellis Former WBA Heavyweight Champion of the World
Highlights of this week's big fight at Houston, which brought Cassius Clay back to the ring for the first time since his world title defeat by Joe Frazier in March.
1.40; 2.5; 2.35; 3.5* Racing from Goodwood
1.45 Chichester City Stakes Handicap (over 6 furlongs)
2.15 Pilgrim Stakes (over 5 furlongs)
2.45 PTS Laurels Stakes Handicap (over 11 miles)
3.15 Nassau Stakes (over I miles)
2.50; 3.20* Apollo 15: Moondrive
From the moon, live coverage of man's first Moondrive as Apollo 15 Commander Dave Scott and Pilot James Irwin explore the Apennine Mountains and the Hadley Basin.
Commentators James Burke and Patrick Moore describe the scenes, with the BBC Apollo team of international experts.
There will be up-to-the-minute reports from the Apollo Studio throughout the afternoon.
3.40* International Rugby Union: New Zealand v The British Lions: The Third Test
The whole of today's vital match, via satellite from New Zealand
After their historic 9-3 win in the First Test, the British Lions lost the Second Test by 22 points to 12. So with the series standing level, today's Third Test is crucial for both countries.
TV presentation by the New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation
5.5* Results Service
Including racing results and cricket scoreboard.
Grandstand Timetable:
11.30 Cricket: 1.0 Football preview
1.10 Boxing: 1.40 Racing
1.50 Sports Round-up; 2.5 Racing
2.20 Cricket: 2.35 Racing
2.50 Apollo 15 Moondrive: 3.5 Racing
3.20 Apollo 15 Moondrive/Cricket
3.40 Rugby Union - New Zealand v British Lions
5.5 Results
Timings are subject to alteration in order to keep up to date with events.
Contributors
Presenter:
Frank
Bough
Commentator at Sheffield (Cricket):
Peter
West
Commentator at Sheffield (Cricket):
Jim
Laker
TV Presentation (Cricket):
David
Kenning
TV Presentation (Cricket):
Nick
Hunter
Boxer (World Heavyweight Boxing):
Muhammad Ali (Cassius
Clay)
Boxer (World Heavyweight Boxing):
Jimmy
Ellis
Commentator (World Heavyweight Boxing):
Harry
Carpenter
Commentator (Racing):
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentator (Racing):
Clive
Graham
TV Presentation (Racing):
Dennis
Monger
Astronaut:
Commander Dave
Scott
Astronaut:
Pilot James
Irwin
Commentator (Apollo 15:
Moondrive): James
Burke
Commentator (Apollo 15:
Moondrive): Patrick
Moore
Commentator in Wellington (International Rugby Union):
Cliff
Morgan
Grandstand presented for television by:
Brian
Venner
Editor:
Alan
Hart
: The Pink Panther Show: Dial P for Pink, Unsafe and Serene, Bully for Pink
A cartoon film series presenting the optimistic, indestructible panther who is permanently in-the-pink and The Inspector with unquenchable joie de vivre who hardly ever gets his man.Today: Dial P for Pink, Unsafe and Serene, Bully for Pink
Contributors
The Pink Panther Theme:
Henry
Mancini
: Great Zoos of the World: 4: Tucson, Arizona
A grand tour of some of the world's outstanding zoos with Anthony SmithSet in the cactus landscape familiar as a backdrop to countless Western films, the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum reflects a current trend in the zoo world towards specialisation. Started as recently as 1952, this is a living museum that shows only the wildlife of the desert.
(from Bristol: first shown on BBC2)
Contributors
Presenter:
Anthony
Smith
Producer:
Barry
Paine
Series Editor:
Nicholas
Crocker
: Apollo 15
Highlights of man's first Moondrive with the Lunar Rover, and continued live television as astronauts Scott and Irwin continue their exploration in the foothills of the Lunar Apennines.Introduced by James Burke with Patrick Moore and the BBC Apollo team of international experts
Contributors
Presenter:
James
Burke
Presenter:
Patrick
Moore
: The Saturday Western: Streets of Laredo
Starring William Holden, William Bendix Macdonald Carey, Mona FreemanThree outlaw friends find themselves on opposite sides of the law when two of them join the Texas Rangers to get themselves out of a tight corner.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
Contributors
Director:
Leslie
Fenton
Jim Dawkins:
William
Holden
'Wahoo' Jones:
William
Bendix
Lorn Reming:
MacDonald
Carey
Rannie Carter:
Mona
Freeman
Charley Calico:
Alfonso
Bedoya
Major Bailey:
Stanley
Ridges
Cantrel:
Ray
Teal
Pop Lint:
Clem
Bevans
Ike:
James
Bell
Pipes:
Dick
Foote
: It's Lulu
Starring Lulu and her guests Terry Scott, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Ashton, Gardner and Dyke, The FellasAlyn Ainsworth and his Orchestra
(This Week's Sounds: page 12)
Contributors
Presenter/Singer:
Lulu
Comedian:
Terry
Scott
Singer:
Buffy
Sainte-Marie
Musicians:
Ashton, Gardner and
Dyke
Dancers:
The
Fellas
Choreography:
Douglas
Squires
Musicians:
Alyn Ainsworth and his
Orchestra
Script:
Bryan
Blackburn
Designer:
Chris
Thompson
Designer:
Gloria
Clayton
Producer:
Stewart
Morris
: A Man Called Ironside
A film series starring with with guest starsJames Shigeta , Philip Ahn
Jeffrey Lynn , Khigh Dhiegh Love My Enemy
Ironside and Mark are in charge of security when top delegates from the United States and China meet in Scandinavia to negotiate the release of American prisoners. But someone is making sure that the conference will fail - and all too soon murder becomes the main item on the agenda ...
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Shigeta
Unknown:
Philip
Ahn
Unknown:
Jeffrey
Lynn
Unknown:
Khigh
Dhiegh
Robert Ironside:
Raymond
Burr
Det-Sgt Brown:
Don
Galloway
Officer Eve Whitfield:
Barbara
Anderson
Mark Sanger:
Don
Mitchell
: The News
with Richard Bakerincluding
Apollo 15: David Wilson and the BBC Apollo Team report on the first Moondrive
and Weather
Contributors
Newsreader:
Richard
Baker
Reporter (Apollo 15):
David
Wilson
: Match of the Day: The Watney Cup
Match of the Day kicks off with The Watney CupTwo-match action from the opening round of the Watney Cup. Eight of the highest-scoring teams from the four Divisions of the Football League - Manchester United, West Bromwich Albion, Carlisle, Luton Town, Halifax Town, Wrexham, Colchester United and Crewe Alexandra meet in an intriguing pre-season knock-out competition.
Barry Davies and Alan Weeks are the commentators at two of today's matches.
David Coleman introduces news, views, analysis from the tournament which experiments with the controversial off-side law.
(Howzat! - soccer's back: page 3)
Contributors
Commentator:
Barry
Davies
Commentator:
Alan
Weeks
Television Presentation:
David
Coleman
Television Presentation:
John
McGonagle
Television Presentation:
Jonathan
Martin
Editor:
Sam
Leitch
: Parkinson
Conversation, guests, good music and the occasional surprise with Michael Parkinson and Marion Montgomery.The Harry Stoneham Five
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Parkinson
Singer:
Marion
Montgomery
Musicians:
The Harry Stoneham
Five
Designer:
John
Burrowes
Director:
Roger
Ordish
Producer:
Richard
Drewett
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