Listings
: Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan: Youth Forum in Glasgow
Produced and presented by Saleem ShahedContributors
Producer/Presenter:
Saleem
Shahed
Director:
Ashok
Rampal
: Morning Service
from Gilgal Baptist Church, Porthcawl, conducted by The Rev Dr Gwyn Henton Davies, Principal of Regent's Park College, OxfordContributors
Service conducted by:
The Rev Dr Gwyn Henton
Davies
Organist:
Clarence
Hayward
Choirmaster:
Graham
Watkins
TV Presentation:
Tregelles
Williams
: Farming: A Haven in the Hills
Introduced by David RichardsonA Haven in the Hills - with or without subsidy. Philip Wrixon visits a Radnorshire hill farm.
Weather for farmers
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Richardson
Reporter:
Philip
Wrixon
Producer:
John
Kenyon
: Steam Horse: Iron Road: 3: Locomotives in Action
Presented by John van Riemsdijk(Colour)
Contributors
Presenter:
John van
Riemsdijk
Director:
Peter R.
Smith
Producer:
Brenda
Horsfield
: Made in Britain: Spreading the Word
Bibles, too, are playing their part in Britain's export story.Contributors
Reporter:
Ronald
Allison
Producer:
Tony
Chivers
: The Young Idea
Alun Williams introduces young people with exciting and extraordinary hobbies.Among today's guests is taxidermist Ricky Pitcher of Epsom, who has a different approach to the preservation of wildlife.
Contributors
Presenter:
Alun
Williams
Guest:
Ricky
Pitcher
Producer:
Dewi
Griffiths
: The Countryman
Introduced by Duncan Carse who explores a footpath running between the Severn Bridge and Prestatyn in North Wales, following the line of the eighth-century dyke built by King Offa.Michael Canney visits Donnington Brewery in the Cotswolds
(from Bristol)
(The small beer business...: page 11)
Contributors
Presenter:
Duncan
Carse
Reporter:
Michael
Canney
Producer:
Peter
Crawford
: Film Matinee: Your Money or Your Wife
Starring Donald Sinden, Peggy Cumminswith Barbara Steele, Richard Wattis
Donald Sinden and Peggy Cummins play a young married couple who discover they can only inherit a much-needed legacy by getting a divorce.
Contributors
Screenplay:
Ronald
Jeans
Director:
Anthony
Simmons
Producer:
Norman
Williams
Pelham Butterworth:
Donald
Sinden
Gay Butterworth:
Peggy
Cummins
Hubert Fry:
Richard
Wattis
Theodore Malek:
Peter
Reynolds
Thelma Cressington:
Georgina
Cookson
Mrs Compton Chamberlain:
Gladys
Boot
Juliet:
Barbara
Steele
: Show Jumping: The Road to Munich: The Wills International Grand Prix
From the All England Jumping Course, HicksteadThis major event of the show-jumping calendar, worth ã1,000 to the winner, takes on a double importance this year having been chosen as the final practice for the Olympic Games. All the possible candidates will be in action over a formidable combination of fences in the International Arena which will closely resemble the Munich course.
Introduced by David Vine
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Vine
Commentator:
Dorian
Williams
Commentator:
Raymond
Brooks-Ward
Television Presentation:
Fred
Viner
: The Onedin Line: Salvage
by Michael J. Bird.starring Peter Gilmore, Anne Stallybrass
and Edward Chapman, Brian Rawlinson, Philip Bond, Michael Billington, Jessica Benton, Howard Lang
The Charlotte Rhodes, badly damaged by violent storms, is foundering...
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer:
Michael J.
Bird
Producer:
Peter Graham
Scott
Director:
Viktors
Ritelis
James:
Peter
Gilmore
Anne:
Anne
Stallybrass
Callon:
Edward
Chapman
Robert:
Brian
Rawlinson
Albert Frazer:
Philip
Bond
Daniel Fogarty:
Michael
Billington
Elizabeth:
Jessica
Benton
Baines:
Howard
Lang
Edmund Callon:
James
Warwick
Sarah:
Mary
Webster
Agnes Bascombe:
Paula
Wilcox
Jack Littlejohn:
Frederick
Arle
Barman:
John
Rapley
Crew member:
Salvin
Stewart
Crew member:
John
Lyons
: All in a Day's Work: Journalists
Jill Tweedie of The Guardian, John Pilger of the Daily Mirror facing a specially invited group of questionersIntroduced by Magnus Magnusson
The third programme in a series which examines the moral dilemmas and problems which people have to face.
(Colour)
Contributors
Panellist:
Jill
Tweedie
Panellist:
John
Pilger
Presenter:
Magnus
Magnusson
Director:
Simon
Wadleigh
Producer:
Shirley du
Boulay
: Appeal
Sir Barnes Wallis, CBE, FRS President of the Bath Institute of Medical Engineering Ltd describes how doctors, scientists and engineers are working together on research and development of new medical aids for the chronic sick and disabled.Donations, preferably by crossed PO or cheque, to: Sir Barnes Wallis, Bath Institute, [address removed]
Contributors
Presenter:
Sir Barnes
Wallis
: Songs of Praise
from the Parish Church of St John Baptist, YeovilIntroduced by Jeremy Carrad
Yeovil Choral Society and combined local choirs conducted by Tom Geen
Yeovil School Choir conducted by Dr David Evans
Angel voices ever singing (Angel Voices)
Praise to the Lord (Praxis Pietatis)
O breath of God (Calm)
At the name of Jesus (Camberwell)
Lord for thy tender mercy's sake (John Hilton)
O worship the Lord (Was lebet)
God whose city's sure foundation (Westminster Abbey)
Praise to the holiest (Somervell)
My song is love unknown (Love Unknown)
Glorious things of thee are spoken (Abbot's Leigh)
O thou who earnest from above (Hereford)
All people that on earth do dwell (Old Hundredth)
(Colour)
Contributors
Presenter:
Jeremy
Carrad
Singers:
Yeovil Choral Society and combined local
choirs
Conductor:
Tom
Geen
Singers:
Yeovil School
Choir
Choir Conductor:
Dr David
Evans
Organist:
Alan
Davies
Prayer and Blessing:
Prebendary Michael P.
Smith
Arranged by:
The Rev Peter
Firth
Director:
Peter
Bale
Series Producer:
Raymond
Short
: The Royal Tournament
A visit to Earls Court, London, for displays of skill, thrills, music and pageantry by the Armed Forces including:The Musical Drive by The King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery
The Field Gun Competition by The Royal Navy
National Dances by the Singapore Armed Forces
Commando Assault Course by The Royal Marines 42 Commando
Continuity Drill by The Queen's Colour Squadron, Royal Air Force
In the Bandstand: The Staff Band of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
(Radio Times People: page 4)
(Colour)
Contributors
Musicians:
The Staff Band of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical
Engineers
Commentator:
Michael
Charlton
Outside Broadcast Director:
Antony
Craxton
: Film of the Week: Gypsy
Starring Rosalind Russell, Natalie Wood, Karl MaidenBased on a successful Broadway musical Gypsy is not just a screen biography of stripper Gypsy Rose Lee, it is the warm, funny and tuneful story of a mother's not quite selfless ambitions for her daughters.
Contributors
Based on the memoirs of:
Gypsy Rose
Lee
Music:
Jule
Styne
Lyrics:
Stephen
Sondheim
Choreography:
Robert
Tucker
Producer and director:
Mervyn Le
Roy
Rose:
Rosalind
Russell
Louise:
Natalie
Wood
Herbie Sommers:
Karl
Malden
Tulsa:
Paul
Wallace
Tessie Tura:
Betty
Bruce
Mr Kringelein:
Parley
Baer
Grandpa:
Harry
Shannon
'Baby' June:
Suzanne
Cupito
'Dainty' June:
Ann
Jillian
'Baby' Louise:
Diana
Pace
: Omnibus: Rambert Remembers
Dame Marie Rambert, founder and director of Ballet Rambert, who was 84 this year, talks in her own home to Ronald Eyre.Born in Warsaw, she remembers her childhood in a Russian-dominated Poland. Participation in the 1905 May Day revolutionary march led to her being sent to Paris to study medicine, but she saw Isadora Duncan dance, and that settled that. In 1912 she was asked by Diaghilev to help Nijinsky with the music of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. She married Ashley Dukes, the playwright, in 1918 and together they built the Mercury Theatre, Notting Hill Gate. Marie Rambert was made DBE in 1962. Her memoirs, entitled Quick-silver, are published this week.
(Colour)
Contributors
Interviewee:
Dame Marie
Rambert
Interviewer:
Ronald
Eyre
Producer:
Margaret
Dale
: International Golf: United States v The World
Ray Floyd (US) v Haruo Yasuda (Japan) at KillarneyYasuda, first Eastern player to play in a US v World series, helped Japan to come second in the 1969 World Cup. He meets the 15-stone Floyd, Ryder Cup player and former US PGA Champion.
Prize-money: $4,000 to the winner $2,000 to the loser
Contributors
Golfer:
Ray
Floyd
Golfer:
Haruo
Yasuda
Producer:
Phil
Pilley
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