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: Wie bitte?: 14
A beginners' course in German.(Books and records: page 12)
: Zarabanda: 14
Spanish for beginners(Book and records: page 12)
: The Double Deckers: Man's Best Friend
A comedy adventure series.Contributors
Director:
Harry
Booth
Producer:
Roy
Simpson
: Dastardly and Muttley in their Flying Machines
A series of comedy cartoons: Grandstand
Introduced by Frank Bough12.50* Football Preview
This afternoon's football is dominated by the Fourth Round of the FA Cup, and the Third Round of the Scottish Cup. Sam Leitch introduces action, personalities, and latest news of today's big matches.
1.10*, 1.35*, 2.10* Racing from Wetherby
1.15 Acomb Novices' Hurdle (Division 2) (over 2 miles)
1.45 Colonel Squeak Thompson Handicap Chase (over 3 miles and about 100 yards)
2.15 Northern Shade Card Company Handicap Hurdle (over 2 miles)
1.25, 1.55* International Amateur Boxing: Great Britain v USA
The outstanding bouts from this week's major international in which Britain's leading Olympic contenders took on the American boxers who will fight for gold medals in Munich.
2.25, 4.15* The Winter Olympic Games
from Sapporo featuring today's two gold medal events.
The Ladies' Downhill Skiing Championship
Ron Pickering and Olympic Champion Jean-Claude Killy report from Mount Eniwa on the first major Alpine event of the Games.
The Two-man Bobsleigh
David Coleman reports on the final of this thrilling championship.
(Absolute dedication: pages 11-12)
2.35* International Rugby Union: Wales v Scotland
from the National Stadium, Cardiff
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the whole of today's international match. Wales, last year's champions, convincingly beat England three weeks ago on the same day that Scotland beat France.
(Highlights in Rugby Special: BBC2, 7.45)
4.40* Final Score
Grandstand timetable:
12.50 Football preview; 1.10 Racing; 1.25 Boxing; 1.35 Racing; 1.55 Boxing; 2.10 Racing; 2.25 Winter Olympic Games; 2.35 Rugby Union; 4.15 Winter Olympic Games; 4.40 Final Score
Timings are subject to alteration.
Contributors
Presenter:
Frank
Bough
Presenter (Football Preview):
Sam
Leitch
Commentator (Racing):
Julian
Wilson
Commentator (Racing):
Clive
Graham
TV presentation (Racing):
Ray
Lakeland
Commentator (Boxing):
Harry
Carpenter
Commentator (Skiing):
Ron
Pickering
Commentator (Skiing):
Jean-Claude
Killy
Commentator (Bobsleigh):
David
Coleman
Commentator (Rugby Union):
Bill
McLaren
Summaries (Rugby Union):
Cliff
Morgan
TV presentation (Rugby Union):
Dewi
Griffiths
Grandstand presented for television by:
Brian
Venner
Editor:
Alan
Hart
: Whacko!
Written by Frank Muir and Denis NordenStarring Jimmy Edwards
with Julian Orchard
featuring Sam Kydd
In an effort to please the landlord Jim takes on an ex-convict.
(Radio Times People: page 4)
Contributors
Writer:
Frank
Muir
Writer:
Denis
Norden
Music:
Dennis
Wilson
Script adapted by:
Robert
Gray
Designer:
Jeremy
Bear
Producer:
Douglas
Argent
Headmaster:
Jimmy
Edwards
Pettigrew:
Julian
Orchard
Sam Tozer:
Sam
Kydd
Lady Westbury:
Nora
Nicholson
Halliforth:
Peter
Greene
Dinwiddie:
Harold
Bennett
Taplow:
Gary
Warren
Potter:
Greg
Smith
: Disney Parade: Donald Applecore
Donald Duck in "Donald Applecore": Dr Who: The Curse of Peladon: Part 2
by Brian HaylesStarring Jon Pertwee
Dr Who falls foul of the Ice Warriors - and comes face to face with the Royal Beast, Aggedor.
Contributors
Writer:
Brian
Hayles
Title Music:
Ron Grainer and BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Incidental Music:
Dudley
Simpson
Script Editor:
Terrance
Dicks
Designer:
Gloria
Clayton
Producer:
Barry
Letts
Director:
Lennie
Mayne
Hepesh:
Geoffrey
Toone
Dr Who:
Jon
Pertwee
Jo Grant:
Katy
Manning
Izlyr:
Alan
Bennion
Ssorg:
Sonny
Caldinez
Alpha Centauri:
Stuart
Fell
Voice of Alpha Centauri:
Ysanne
Churchman
Arcturus:
Murphy
Grumbar
Voice of Arcturus:
Terry
Bale
Peladon:
David
Troughton
Grun:
Gordon St
Clair
Aggedor:
Nick
Hobbs
: It's Cliff Richard
Starring Cliff Richardfeaturing Una Stubbs
with Olivia Newton-John and The Flirtations.
A Song for Europe 1972 starring The New Seekers
The Pamela Devis Dancers
(Colour)
Contributors
Presenter/Singer:
Cliff
Richard
Performer:
Una
Stubbs
Singer:
Olivia
Newton-John
Singers:
The
Flirtations
Musicians (A Song for Europe 1972):
The New
Seekers
Dancers:
The Pamela Devis
Dancers
Choreographer:
Pamela
Devis
Script:
Eric
Davidson
Singers:
The
Breakaways
Musicians:
Norrie Paramor and his
Orchestra
Director:
Brian
Whitehouse
Producer:
Michael
Hurll
: Dixon of Dock Green: First Offenders
Written by Gerald KelseyStarring Jack Warner
After witnessing a hold-up at a local sub-post office, a former bank clerk plans to put his bank-robbery plan into operation. But he needs an accomplice he can trust.
(Radio Times People: page 4)
Contributors
Writer:
Gerald
Kelsey
Series created by:
Ted
Willis
Designer:
Gillian
Howard
Producer:
Joe
Waters
Director:
Robin
Nash
George Dixon:
Jack
Warner
Paul Richards:
Anthony
Andrews
Mrs Lane:
Jean
Heywood
Leslie Steadman:
Dean
Harris
Mr Carpenter:
Ellis
Dale
Det-Con Lauderdale:
Geoffrey
Adams
PC Newton:
Michael
Osborne
Det-Sgt Andy Crawford:
Peter
Byrne
Bob Fenwick:
Brian
Stirner
Typist:
Laurel
Ford
Jane:
Therese
McMurray
John Lindsay:
Michael
Sheard
Pat Dell:
Pippa
Rowe
Knocker White:
Sam
Kydd
Tradesman:
Bill
Ward
Ward:
Michael
Stainton
Market stall-holder:
Queenie
Watts
Smith:
Cyril
Appleton
Sgt Wills:
Nicholas
Donnelly
Traffic Warden:
Stuart
Sherwin
WPC Payne:
Diana
Berriman
Hudson:
William
Corderoy
: Hollywood Premiere: The Aquarians
Starring Ricardo Montalban, Jose Ferrer, Leslie Nielsen, Kate WoodvilleFrom his incredible nuclear-powered underwater laboratory Delgado works in the fascinating and dangerous world of marine life. But a mysterious pollution which is poisoning millions of fish sends him and his dedicated team of experts on a mission which confronts them with a deadly enemy.
Contributors
Dr Delgado:
Ricardo
Montalban
Vreeland:
Jose
Ferrer
Official:
Leslie
Nielsen
Dr Barbara Brand:
Kate
Woodville
Bob Exeter:
Lawrence
Casey
Jerry Hollis:
Tom
Simcox
Ledring:
Chris
Robinson
: The Dick Emery Show
Written by John Warren and John Singer.A new comedy series starring Dick Emery
with Pat Coombs, Graham Armitage, Sheila Bernette, Gordon Clyde, Allan Cuthbertson, Harold Goodwin, June Jago, Nora Nicholson, John Wentworth
Contributors
Writer:
John
Warren
Writer:
John
Singer
Designer:
Gerry
Scott
Executive Producer:
John
Ammonds
Producer:
Colin
Charman
Comedian:
Dick
Emery
[Actress]:
Pat
Coombs
[Actor]:
Graham
Armitage
[Actress]:
Sheila
Bernette
[Actor]:
Gordon
Clyde
[Actor]:
Allan
Cuthbertson
[Actor]:
Harold
Goodwin
[Actress]:
June
Jago
[Actress]:
Nora
Nicholson
[Actor]:
John
Wentworth
: Match of the Day: The FA Cup Fourth Round
Action highlights from three of today's Fourth Round ties as 32 teams in the centenary FA Cup competition compete for Wembley Stadium glory on 6 May.The result of the January 'Goal of the Month' competition and another £100-worth of Premium Bonds for the winning selection.
(Colour)
Contributors
Commentator:
Barry
Davies
Commentator:
John
Motson
Commentator:
Idwal
Robling
Television presentation:
Alec
Weeks
Television presentation:
John
McGonagle
Television presentation:
John
Shrewsbury
Match of the Day presented by:
Jonathan
Martin
Editor:
Sam
Leitch
: Braden's Week
Bernard Braden with John Pitman and Esther RantzenNonsense of the week: Ronald Fletcher
Song of the week: John and Rosalind
Children of the week: Harold Williamson
and Hilary Pritchard, Chris Munds
Contributors
Presenter:
Bernard
Braden
Reporter:
John
Pitman
Reporter:
Esther
Rantzen
Reader (Nonsense of the week):
Ronald
Fletcher
Singers:
John and
Rosalind
Interviewer (Children of the week):
Harold
Williamson
Performer:
Hilary
Pritchard
Performer:
Chris
Munds
Director:
Simon
Wadleigh
Producer:
Tom
Conway
Editor:
Desmond
Wilcox
Editor:
Bill
Morton
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