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: The Double Deckers: Tiger Takes Off
A comedy adventure series featuring a gang of children whose extraordinary adventures are hatched in a disused London Transport double-decker bus.Contributors
Director:
Harry
Booth
Producer:
Roy
Simpson
Tiger:
Debbie
Russ
Brains:
Michael
Audreson
Scooper:
Peter
Firth
Sticks:
Bruce
Clark
Doughnut:
Douglas
Simmonds
Billie:
Gillian
Bailey
Spring:
Brinsley
Forde
Albert:
Melvyn
Hayes
: The Pink Panther: Put-Put Pink; French Freud; Pink is a Many-splintered thing
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. A triple helping of comic fantasy.Today: Put-Put Pink, French Freud, Pink is a many-splintered thing
Contributors
The Pink Panther Theme:
Henry
Mancini
: Grandstand
Introduced by Frank Bough direct from Cardiff Arms Park12.50* Football Preview
Sam Leitch spotlights the Football League championship, promotion and relegation battles, and introduces news, personalities and action from home and overseas.
1.20; 1.50; 2.25* Racing from Newbury
1.30 Alvescot Novices' Hurdle (Div 1) (over 2 and a half miles)
2.00 Kencot Handicap 'Chase (over 2 and a half miles)
2.35 Cricklade Handicap Hurdle (over 2 miles)
1.40* International Motor Racing: The Race of Champions
A film report on this week's major Formula One race at Brands Hatch, featuring most of the leading drivers, including world champion Jackie Stewart.
2.10* Big Fight Preview
Harry Carpenter looks ahead to next week's big boxing promotion at Wembley, when British and Commonwealth Welterweight Champion Ralph Charles challenges Jose Napoles of Cuba for the Championship of the World.
2.45* International Rugby Union from Cardiff: Wales v France
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the whole of today's international match, which promises to be the highlight of the season. After beating England at Twickenham, Wales scored 35 points against Scotland at Cardiff Arms Park, while four weeks ago France beat England 37-12 in Paris.
(Highlights in Rugby Special, BBC2 7.35)
4.40* Final Score
Classified football results, racing and rugby results, reports, news, and action highlights.
Grandstand Timetable:
12.50 Football preview:
1.20 Racing
1.40 Motor-racing
1.50 Racing
2.10 Big Fight preview
2.25 Racing
2.45 Rugby Union: Wales v France
4.40 Final Score
Timings are subject to alteration In order to keep up to date with events.
Contributors
Presenter:
Frank
Bough
Presenter (Football Preview):
Sam
Leitch
Commentator (Racing):
Julian
Wilson
Commentator (Racing):
Clive
Graham
TV Presentation (Racing):
Dennis
Monger
Racing Driver:
Jackie
Stewart.
Presenter (Big Fight Preview):
Harry
Carpenter
Commentator (International Rugby Union):
Bill
Mclaren
Summaries (International Rugby Union):
Cliff
Morgan
TV Presentation (International Rugby Union):
Dewi
Griffiths
Grandstand presented for television by:
Brian
Venner
Editor:
Alan
Hart
: We Want to Sing
Anita Harris joins 300 children in rousing uninhibited singing of songs they want to sing-aided and abetted by The Freelanders.The Northern Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Bernard Herrmann
(from Manchester)
Contributors
Presenter/Singer:
Anita
Harris
Musicians:
The
Freelanders
Musicians:
The Northern Dance
Orchestra
Conductor:
Bernard
Herrmann
Producer:
Nick
Hunter
: Dr Who: The Sea Devils: Part 5
by Malcolm HulkeStarring Jon Pertwee
Frustrated by the Master in his attempts to make peace, the Doctor is held prisoner.
(Katy Manning's Choice, and Children's People: see page 5)
Contributors
Writer:
Malcolm
Hulke
Title Music:
Ron Grainer and the BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Incidental Music:
Malcolm
Clarke
Script Editor:
Terrance
Dicks
Designer:
Tony
Snoaden
Producer:
Barry
Letts
Director:
Michael
Briant
Jo Grant:
Katy
Manning
Capt Hart:
Edwin
Richfield
Dr Who:
Jon
Pertwee
Chief Sea Devil:
Peter
Forbes-Robertson
Sea Devil:
Pat
Gorman
Walker:
Martin
Boddey
Third Officer Blythe:
June
Murphy
Ldg Tel Bowman:
Alec
Wallis
Master:
Roger
Delgado
Rear Admiral:
Norman
Atkyns
Cmdr Ridgeway:
Donald
Sumpter
Lt-Cmdr Mitchell:
David
Griffin
CPO Summers:
Colin
Bell
AB Girton:
Rex
Rowland
Ldg Seaman Lovell:
Christopher
Wray
: High Adventure: The Satan Bug
Tonight's adventure film based on Alistair Maclean's thriller stars George Maharis, Richard Basehart, Anne Francis, Dana AndrewsThe action is centred on Station Three, where Dr Hoffman and his colleagues have developed the ultimate weapon in bacteriological warfare: the Satan Bug.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
Contributors
Producer/Director:
John
Sturges
Lee Barrett:
George
Maharis
Dr Hoffman:
Richard
Basehart
Ann:
Anne
Francis
The General:
Dana
Andrews
Veretti:
Edward
Asner
Donald:
Frank
Sutton
Michaelson:
John
Larkin
: The Dick Emery Show
Last of the present comedy series starring Dick EmeryWritten by John Warren and John Singer
and featuring Pat Coombs, Sheila Bernette, Blake Butler, Gordon Clyde, Windsor Davies, George Tovey.
Contributors
Writer:
John
Warren
Writer:
John
Singer
Make-Up:
Cherry
Alston
Costume:
Velma
Buckle
Sound:
Laurie
Taylor
Lighting:
Derek
Hobday
Designer:
Richard
Hunt
Executive Producer:
John
Ammonds
Producer:
Colin
Charman
Comedian:
Dick
Emery
[Actress]:
Pat
Coombs
[Actress]:
Sheila
Bernette
[Actor]:
Blake
Butler
[Actor]:
Gordon
Clyde
[Actor]:
Windsor
Davies
[Actor]:
George
Tovey
: The Befrienders: Nobody Understands Miranda
by Chard Varah.Created by Harry W. Junkin.
with Jean Marsh as Miranda
Why is Miranda Rawling the way she is? Why does she hurt people? Why does everybody consider her irritating and self-centred? Is she sick? Is she insane? Or is she an innocent victim?
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer:
Chad
Varah
Created by/Co-Producer/Script Editor:
Harry W.
Junkin
Designer:
Sally
Hulke
Producer:
John
Henderson
Director:
Raymond
Menmuir
Miranda:
Jean
Marsh
Janet:
Megs
Jenkins
Jerry:
Michael
Culver
Chuck:
Peter
Armitage
Helen:
Jane
Wellow
Frances:
Jenny
Till
Scott Murray:
Richard
Wyler
Shaky man:
Robert
James
Small boy:
Orville
Murray
Clifford:
Paul
Humpoletz
Rossy:
Jean
Trend
Jake Mendoza:
Michael
Goldie
Dr Muriel Watts:
Daphne
Oxenford
: Eurovision Song Contest 1972
From the Usher Hall in EdinburghIntroduced by Moira Shearer
Artists taking part in order of performance:
Germany - Mary Roos
France - Betty Mars
Ireland - Sandie Jones
Spain - Jaime Morey
United Kingdom - The New Seekers
Norway - Grethe Kausland and Benny Borg
Portugal - Carlos Mendes
Switzerland - Veronique Miiller
Malta - Helen and Joseph
Finland - Paivi Paunu and Kim Floor
Austria - The Milestones
Italy - Nicola di Bari
Yugoslavia - Tereza
Sweden - The Family Four
Monaco - Anne-Marie Godart and Peter MacLane
Belgium - Serge and Christine Ghisoland
Luxembourg - Vicky Leandros
Netherlands - Sandra and Andres
BBC Radio Orchestra
Conducted by Malcolm Lockyer
(When the Big Time comes...: see pages 56-59)
Contributors
Presenter:
Moira
Shearer
Singer (Germany):
Mary
Roos
Singer (France):
Betty
Mars
Singer (Ireland):
Sandie
Jones
Singer (Spain):
Jaime
Morey
Singers (United Kingdom):
The New
Seekers
Singer (Norway):
Grethe
Kausland
Singer (Norway):
Benny
Borg
Singer (Portugal):
Carlos
Mendes
Singer (Switzerland):
Veronique
Miiller
Singers (Malta):
Helen and
Joseph
Singer (Finland):
Paivi
Paunu
Singer (Finland):
Kim
Floor
Singers (Austria):
The
Milestones
Singer (Italy):
Nicola di
Bari
Singer (Yugoslavia):
null
Tereza
Singers (Sweden):
The Family
Four
Singer (Monaco):
Anne-Marie
Godart
Singer (Monaco):
Peter
MacLane
Singers (Belgium):
Serge and Christine
Ghisoland
Singer (Luxembourg):
Vicky
Leandros
Singers (Netherlands):
Sandra and
Andres
Commentary:
Tom
Fleming
Musicians:
BBC Radio
Orchestra
Orchestra conducted by:
Malcolm
Lockyer
Lighting:
Tommy
Thomas
Sound:
Chris
Holcombe
Designer:
Brian
Tregidden
Associate Producer:
Iain
MacFadyen
Executive Producer:
Bill
Cotton
Producer:
Terry
Hughes
: Match of the Day
Two-match action and the 'Goal of the Month' goals parade for March.Match No 1 is an important championship fixture as the season moves into its final month of activity.
Match No 2 comes from a famous Football League ground where the match issue is also about top-of-the-table honours.
David Coleman introduces action, interviews and the 'Goal of the Month'
(Colour)
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Coleman
Commentator (Match No 1):
Barry
Davies
Commentator (Match No 2):
John
Motson
Football television presentation:
Alec
Weeks
Football television presentation:
John
McGonagle
Match of the Day presented by:
Jonathan
Martin
Editor:
Sam
Leitch
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