Listings
: For Schools, Colleges
9.38 Maths Today: Year 2 On the Map10.0 Maths Workshop: Stage 2 What Stays the Same?
10.25-10.45 Look and Read Len and the River Mob: 8
11.0 Colour Watch! Visiting Australia: A Sheep Station
11.18 Going to Work
Three Skilled Crafts
11.40 Making Music
Introduced by JOHN LANGSTAFF
12.5 New Horizons: Megalopolis Introduced by JOHN TUSA Producer PETER CRASKE
Contributors
Unknown:
Read
Len
Introduced By:
John
Langstaff
Introduced By:
John
Tusa
Producer:
Peter
Craske
: FoaFe
Welsh comedy series(English transmitters only: first shown on BBC Wales)
: Interval
: Andy Pandy: 10: The Jeep
Today's Watch with MotherContributors
Script and production:
Freda
Lingstrom
: For Schools, Colleges
2.5-2.25 Television Club: The Wild West2.35 People of Many Lands: Ceylon: Life in the hills
(Colour)
: Rosla and After
9: ExaminationsA survey of the existing examination provision, in particular the CSE and its possible suitability as a method of assessment for the less able.
Producer MICHAEL LUMLEY
Series producer ROGER OWEN
Contributors
Producer:
Michael
Lumley
Producer:
Roger
Owen
: Interval
: Play School
A programme for children under 5: Jackanory
with GERALDINE MCEWAN The Little Broomstick by MARY STEWART' Will You Walk Into My Parlour? '
(Postponed from 22 February)
Contributors
Unknown:
Geraldine
McEwan
Unknown:
Mary
Stewart
: Vision On
HolesAn unusual view of things by Tony Hart , Pat Keysell and Ben Benison including THE PROF with more ingenious machines by Wilfred Makepeace Lunn DIGGER, CUCKOO, BURBLES
HUMPHREY UMBRAGE and SUSANNE Designer
JOHN BONE Director CLIVE doig
Producer PATRICK DOWLING
(Send a design for a ' Hallo machine,' or a painting for the ' Gallery ' to Vision On, BBCtv Centre, London W12 7RJ. We cannot return them, but there's a prize for any that are shown)
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Hart
Unknown:
Pat
Keysell
Unknown:
Wilfred Makepeace
Lunn
Unknown:
John
Bone
Director:
Clive
Doig
Producer:
Patrick
Dowling
: Motor Mouse and It's the Wolf
A series of colour cartoons with Motor Mouse leading Autocat on some high-powered cat-and-mouse games and villainous Mildew Wolf casting a hungry eye on Lambsy.: Crystal Tipps
and Alistair 7: PartyProducer MICHAEL GRAFTON-ROBINSON
Contributors
Producer:
Michael
Grafton-Robinson
: National News
and Weather: Nationwide
News and opinions from the country at large including Weather for your area presented by Michael Barratt and Bob Wellings ReportersBRIAN ASH , ROBERT LANGLEY
LYNN LEWIS , JACK PIZZEY
JOAN SHENTON , PHILIP TIBENHAM
Assistant editor PHIL SIDEY Editor MICHAEL BUNCE
Contributors
Presented By:
Michael
Barratt
Presented By:
Bob
Wellings
Reporters:
Brian
Ash
Unknown:
Robert
Langley
Unknown:
Lynn
Lewis
Unknown:
Jack
Pizzey
Unknown:
Joan
Shenton
Editor:
Phil
Sidey
Editor:
Michael
Bunce
: Quiz Ball
Special Challenge Match in whichThe Quiz Ball Home International Champions of 1972 are challenged to an exhibition match by members of The British Lions Rugby Team
JOHN DAWES
MIKE GIBSON
JOHN TAYLOR and guest supporter
Hywel Bennett
Referee STUART HALL
Questions set by JOHN WITTY STAN GREENBERG , BOB FISHER Devised by GEORGE WOOLLEY Director MARTIN L. BELL Producer MARY EVANS
Series editor BILL WRIGHT
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Dawes
Unknown:
Mike
Gibson
Unknown:
John
Taylor
Unknown:
Hywel
Bennett
Unknown:
Referee
Stuart
Unknown:
John
Witty
Unknown:
Stan
Greenberg
Unknown:
Bob
Fisher
Unknown:
George
Woolley
Director:
Martin L.
Bell
Producer:
Mary
Evans
Editor:
Bill
Wright
: Tomorrow's World
Raymond Baxter introduces a weekly report on the invention that could prove revolutionary ... the breakthrough doctors hoped for ... the idea engineers knew had to work ... on the whole fast-changing world of science, medicine and technology that will alter tomorrow. with James Burke ReportersWILLIAM WOOLLARD , MICHAEL RODD
Producers
BRIAN JOHNSON , ANDREW WISEMAN Editor LAWRENCE WADE
Contributors
Introduces:
Raymond
Baxter
Unknown:
James
Burke
Reporters:
William
Woollard
Unknown:
Michael
Rodd
Unknown:
Brian
Johnson
Unknown:
Andrew
Wiseman
Editor:
Lawrence
Wade
: Hollywood Premiere: Do You Take this Stranger?
starring Gene BarryLloyd Bridges , Diane Baker
Murray Jarvis is a man with everything to live for. But before he can inherit one million dollars he must die. To achieve this he sets an elaborate trap using his wife as bait. His victim is Steven Breck-a man with only six months to live ... Director
RICHARD HEFFRON
Contributors
Unknown:
Gene
Barry
Unknown:
Lloyd
Bridges
Unknown:
Diane
Baker
Unknown:
Murray
Jarvis
Unknown:
Steven
Breck-A
Unknown:
Richard
Heffron
Murray Jarvis:
Gene
Barry
Steven Breck:
Lloyd
Bridges
Rachel Jarvis:
Diane
Baker
Dr Carson:
Joseph
Cotten
G R Jarvis:
Sidney
Blackmer
Mildred Crandall:
Susan
Oliver
Dr Bamber:
Ivor
Barry
Karen:
Cara
Burgess
: The British Empire: Echoes of Britannia's Rule
An Imperial story in 13 parts 9: Beyond the Black StumpOne consequence of the British Empire was the emergence of the Australian 'character' - a half-legendary figure fashioned from the struggle against a harsh environment and the influence of imperial power. He was born not in the growing cities on the sea-board but in the Outback, somewhere beyond 'the Black Stump,' a mythical landmark at the end of the known world.
The Australian character was supposedly independent, despising authority. But in the Great War, Australia sent a volunteer army of 330,000 to fight for King and Empire. The Australian legend found its climax in the defeat at Gallipoli.
Contributors
Narrated:
by Robert
Hardy
Series editor:
Max
Morgan-Witts
Script editor:
Gordon
Watkins
Film cameraman:
Ron
Lowe
Script:
adviser Dr Noel
McLachlan
Film editor:
Peter
West
Written:
and produced by Tom
Haydon
A:
BBC-tv/Time-Life
co-production
: Film 72
Barry Norman previews and reviews the week's new films.Producer IAIN JOHNSTONE
(London ONLY, for other programmes see Variations column)
Contributors
Unknown:
Barry
Norman
Producer:
Iain
Johnstone
: 24 Hours
A daily look at what matters in the news and out of itPresented, by Kenneth Allsop
With AUSTIN MITCHELL and reports from
BERNARD FALK , MAX HASTINGS JAMES HOGG , DAVID JESSEL DAVID LOMAX , TOM MANGOLD
BARRIE PENROSE and DAVID TAYLOR special contributions from
KEITH KYLE and ROBERT MCKENZIE with the latest news in pictures
Editor PETER PAGNAMENTA
Contributors
Presented By:
Kenneth
Allsop
Unknown:
Austin
Mitchell
Unknown:
Bernard
Falk
Unknown:
Max
Hastings
Unknown:
James
Hogg
Unknown:
David
Jessel
Unknown:
David
Lomax
Unknown:
Tom
Mangold
Unknown:
Barrie
Penrose
Unknown:
David
Taylor
Unknown:
Keith
Kyle
Unknown:
Robert
McKenzie
Editor:
Peter
Pagnamenta
: Viewpoint
The Hidden GodAnother series of programmes examining the religious dimensions of contemporary literature. 1: PATRICK WHITE'S VoSS
Introduced by Janice Elliott with TANiA ROBINSON as Laura and EDWIN RICHFIELD as Voss Reader RICHARD BEBB
Producer VERNON SPROXTON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Janice
Elliott
Unknown:
Tania
Robinson
Producer:
Vernon
Sproxton
: Medicine Today
A monthly series of programmes for doctorsThe Treatment of Oedema
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
Series editor MICHAEL GARROD
Contributors
Editor:
Michael
Garrod
: National and Regional News and Weather
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