Listings
: Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan: Youth Forum
Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed(From Birmingham: rptd Wed 12.25)
Contributors
Producer/Presenter:
Saleem
Shahed
Director:
Ashok
Rampal
: Wie bitte?: Programme 1
A beginners' course in GermanIntroduced by Leslie Banks
with Dorothea Neukirchen, Werner Umberg
and Hilde Demlova, Karen Glaser, David Hadda, Milo Sperber
[Repeat]
(repeated next Saturday at 10.0 am)
(Books and records: page 17)
Contributors
Presenter:
Leslie
Banks
Producer:
David
Hargreaves
[Actress]:
Dorothea
Neukirchen
[Actor]:
Werner
Umberg
[Actress]:
Hilde
Demlova
[Actress]:
Karen
Glaser
[Actor]:
David
Hadda
[Actor]:
Milo
Sperber
: Zarabanda: Programme 1
Spanish for beginnersPresented by Alison Skilbeck and Carlos Riera
with Juan-Ignacio Macia, Esperanza Alonso, Jacinta Castillejo, Sergio Mendizabal, Rosa Barbany
(Book and records: page 17)
Contributors
Presenter:
Alison
Skilbeck
Presenter:
Carlos
Riera
Language teaching adviser:
Francisco
Ariza
Spanish dialogue:
Manuel
Fernandez-Gasalla
Producer:
David
Hargreaves
[Actor]:
Juan-Ignacio
Macia
[Actress]:
Esperanza
Alonso
[Actress]:
Jacinta
Castillejo
[Actor]:
Sergio
Mendizabal
[Actress]:
Rosa
Barbany
: Interval
: Parish Communion
from St James Parish Church, Louth, LincolnshireEpistle: Ephesians 4, w 1-6
Gospel: St Luke 14, vv 1-11
Hymns (English Hymnal):
Come, let us join our cheerful songs (376)
Firmly I believe and truly (390)
O Thou who at thy Eucharist (324)
Just as I am (316)
Bright the vision (372)
Anthems:
O come ye servants of the Lord (Tye)
O taste and see (Vaughan Williams)
Service described by The Rev Stewart Cross
Contributors
Celebrant and Preacher:
The Rev Michael
Adie
Organist and Choirmaster:
Peter
Burness
Commentator:
The Rev Stewart
Cross
Presented for television by:
Andrew
Barr
: Interval
: Fact and Fiction: 1: 1066
1066 is the one date we all know. But what actually happened at Hastings? What were Harold and William fighting about?Introduced by Professor Henry Loyn
Contributors
Presenter:
Professor Henry
Loyn
Director:
Bryn
Brooks
Producer:
Howard
Smith
: Windows on the Brain: The Model Maker
with Professor Richard Gregory at Bristol UniversityWhat use are a dart-board and prismatic spectacles to a psychologist? Why do our brains need models of the outside world?
Contributors
Interviewee:
Professor Richard
Gregory
Interviewer:
Barri
Haynes
Director:
Jeremy
Johnston
Producer:
Michael
Garrod
: Conflict at Work: 1: Recognition of Staff Unions
Reshaping Industrial Relations"We aim to liberate a section of the British middle-class" (Clive Jenkins)
A film about the implications for management of the growth of white-collar unionism.
Introduced by Graham Turner
(Book: page 17)
Contributors
Presenter:
Graham
Turner
Director:
John
Twitchin
Producer:
Tony
Matthews
: Farm Forum: Immoral Earnings?
Thameside farmer Hew Watt talks to the Highlanders of Scotland about farming, tourism and hill subsidiesBBC Scotland
Weather for farmers
Contributors
Reporter:
Hew
Watt
Director:
Jock
Mearns
Producer:
Patrick
Chalmers
: Interval
: The Gap: Work
A group of under-25-year-olds confront their elders in an attempt to clarify some misunderstandings on the subject of: WorkChairman Paddy Feeny
(from Bristol)
Contributors
Chairman:
Paddy
Feeny
Producer:
John
King
: Made in Britain: More than a Sport
About three-quarters of all the game shot in Britain every year goes abroad.Contributors
Reporter:
John
Hosken
Producer:
Ivor
Yorke
: Ken Dodd and The Diddymen: Looking After Doddy
with Sydney Arnold(from Manchester)
Contributors
Puppetry:
Roger
Stevenson
Script:
Bob
Block
Director:
Ken
Wrench
Producer:
Stan
Parkinson
Comedian:
Ken
Dodd
[Actor]:
Sydney
Arnold
: Laurel and Hardy: Dirty Work
Stan and Ollie as a pair of chimney sweeps become involved with a mad scientist.A Hal Roach film
Contributors
Production:
Hal
Roach
Director:
Lloyd
French
Stan:
Stan
Laurel
Ollie:
Oliver
Hardy
: British Film Comedy: Too Many Crooks
Starring Terry-Thomas, George Cole, Brenda de Banzie, Bernard Bresslaw, Sidney JamesA thoroughly incompetent gang of crooks plan to kidnap the daughter of a wealthy businessman and hold her to ransom. When they 'snatch' his wife by mistake he is only too happy to be rid of her!
(This Week's Films: page 13)
Contributors
Producer and director:
Mario
Zampi
Billy Gordon:
Terry-Thomas
Fingers:
George
Cole
Lucy:
Brenda de
Banzie
Snowdrop:
Bernard
Bresslaw
Sid:
Sidney
James
Whisper:
Joe
Melia
Charmaine:
Vera
Day
Secretary:
Delphi
Lawrence
Magistrate:
John Le
Mesurier
Solicitor:
Sydney
Tafler
: The World's Richest Race
Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe direct from LongchampOutside broadcast cameras bring you complete coverage of the world's richest race, in which Europe's top middle-distance horses compete for a first prize of over £100,000.
Derby winner Mill Reef bids to become the first English-trained winner since 1948.
Television presentation by the French Television Service
Contributors
Commentator:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentator:
Julian
Wilson
: Basil Brush Show
Introduced by Derek Fowldswith Men, Jack O'Reilly
Gillian Phelps, Keith James, Brian Vaughan
Contributors
Script:
George
Martin
Music:
The Bert Hayes
Sextet
Designer:
Pat
Jackson
Producer:
Johnny
Downes
Presenter:
Derek
Fowlds
Musicians:
Men
Guest:
Jack
O'Reilly
[Actress]:
Gillian
Phelps
[Actor]:
Keith
James
[Actor]:
Brian
Vaughan
: The Silver Sword: Part 7
by Ian SerraillierDramatised in eight parts by Alexander Baron
Jan has been imprisoned by the Americans for stealing. Ruth, Edek and Bronia learn that they are being sent back to Poland as displaced persons.
Contributors
Author:
Ian
Serraillier
Dramatised by:
Alexander
Baron
Script Editor:
Alistair
Bell
Designer:
Peter
Brachacki
Producer:
John
McRae
Director:
Joan
Craft
Jan:
Simon
Turner
Joe Walski:
Richard
Pendrey
Ruth Balicki:
Joanna
Shelley
Edek Balicki:
Rufus
Frampton
Bronia Balicki:
Cherrald
Butterfield
Kurt Wolff:
Peter
Schofield
Emma Wolff:
Lila
Kaye
Burgomaster:
Dermot
Tuohy
US Sentry:
Jason
Rose
Dog by:
Animal
Kingdom
: The Countryman
A weekly magazine about the British countryside.Introduced by Duncan Carse with reporters Michael Canney, who explores the Solway Firth and the 'Haafnet' fishing brought over by the Vikings; and Geoffrey Weaver, who visits Eric Ennion, wildlife artist.
And the work of Dr Peter Emmerson whose pioneering photography recorded life on the Broads at the turn of the century.
(from Bristol)
(Whatever happened to Dick Barton?: p 15)
Contributors
Presenter:
Duncan
Carse
Reporter:
Michael
Canney
Reporter:
Geoffrey
Weaver
Interviewee:
Eric
Ennion
Producer:
Peter
Crawford
: A Chance to Meet: Edna O'Brien
Edna O'Brien, Irish novelist, advocate of women's independence, who has said of herself 'I am a rebellious woman from a rebellious country.'Introduced by Cliff Michelmore
A series of confrontations with men and women in the public eye questioned by viewers about the basic beliefs which underline their public attitudes
Contributors
Presenter:
Cliff
Michelmore
Guest:
Edna
O'Brien
Producer:
Peter
Chafer
: Harvest Praise
from St Macartan's Cathedral, Clogher, Co TyroneSung by choirs of the diocese Enniskillen Collegiate School Choir
with Quartet from the Ulster College of Music
Derek Bell (harp), Philip Tyack (organ)
Introduced by Edgar Boucher
We plough the fields (Schulz)
Lord of the harvest (Surrey)
Deo gracias! (Benjamin Britten)
God, whose farm is all creation (Shipston)
Good is the Lord (Bishopthorpe)
Close thine eyes (17th century)
Father of mercies (University)
Contributors
Presenter:
Edgar
Boucher
Singers:
Choirs of the diocese Enniskillen Collegiate School
Choir
Musicians:
Quartet from the Ulster College of
Music
Harpist:
Derek
Bell
Organist:
Philip
Tyack
Conductor:
Havelock
Nelson
Reader:
Sam
McCready
Producer:
Moore
Wasson
Series Producer:
Raymond
Short
: Morecambe and Wise Show
Written by Eddie BrabenStarring Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
Eric and Ernie's special guests Cilla Black, Ronnie Carroll, Percy Thrower
Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen
featuring Ann Hamilton and Janet Webb
It is 1981: Eric and Ernie are no longer together. Eric lives in a garret whereas Ernie is president of four banks and has 14 wig boutiques. When they meet...
Contributors
Writer:
Eddie
Braben
Orchestra directed by:
Peter
Knight
Designer:
Bernard
Lloyd-Jones
Producer:
John
Ammonds
Comedian:
Eric
Morecambe
Comedian:
Ernie
Wise
Singer:
Cilla
Black
Singer:
Ronnie
Carroll
Guest:
Percy
Thrower
Musicians:
Kenny Ball and his
Jazzmen
[Actress]:
Ann
Hamilton
[Actress]:
Janet
Webb
: The Great Stars: All About Eve
[Starring] Bette DavisThe first of three films starring Hollywood's 'First Lady'
with Anne Baxter, George Sanders, Celeste Holm, Gary Merrill, Marilyn Monroe
Joseph Mankiewicz's brilliant screenplay provides Bette Davis with a magnificent part as an ageing star conscious of her vulnerability as a young and ambitious actress appears in the wings.
Contributors
Screenplay/Director:
Joseph
Mankiewicz
Margo:
Bette
Davis
Eve:
Anne
Baxter
Addison De Witt:
George
Sanders
Karen:
Celeste
Holm
Bill Sampson:
Gary
Merrill
Lloyd Richards:
Hugh
Marlowe
Birdie:
Thelma
Ritter
Miss Casswell:
Marilyn
Monroe
: Omnibus: David Lean
by David LeanTonight's Omnibus
A self-portrait in which the famous British film director talks about his own work, with sequences made during the shooting of his films.
He shows extracts from Bridge on the River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago, and Ryan's Daughter
The film also includes contributions from some of his colleagues, among them Robert Bolt, Anthony Havelock-Allan, Sam Spiegel, Freddie Young
(The rich Lean years: page 13)
Contributors
Subject/Interviewee:
David
Lean
Interviewee:
Robert
Bolt
Interviewee:
Anthony
Havelock-Allan
Interviewee:
Sam
Spiegel
Interviewee:
Freddie
Young
Producer:
Thomas
Craven
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