Listings
: Mr Benn: Spaceman
Told by Ray Brooks.(Colour)
Contributors
: Play Tennis
Ten programmes introduced by DAVID VINEWith DAN MASKELL
1: Ball sense and elementary use of the racket head Director
JOHN RICKWORD Producer JOHN DOBSON
Contributors
: Cricket
The Gillette Cup: Second RoundLive coverage of one of today's matches.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentary RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and RICHARD TILLING
Contributors
: Disc a Dawn
Welsh pop show(First shown on BBC Wales?
: Andy Pandy: Scooters
(Colour)Contributors
: News
Weatherman KEITH BEST: Cricket
The Gillette Cup: Second Round Further coverage: Jackanory
with Freddie JonesThe Overland Launch by c. WALTER HODGES. Part 3
Contributors
: Starsport
with Peter Ustinov , who plays tennis and gets advice from the former Davis Cup player Bobby Wilson.Director DOUGLAS HESPE
Producer MICHAEL GRAFTON-ROBINSON
Contributors
: Little Women
by LOUISA M. ALCOTT dramatised in nine parts from Little Women and Good Wives by DENIS CONSTANDUROS and ALISTAIR BELLPart 4
Producer JOHN MCRAE
Director PADDY RUSSELL
Contributors
: Nationwide
News and opinions from the country at large and, in particular, Your Region Tonight(including Regional Weather) presented by MICHAEL BARRATT and BOB WELLINGS
Contributors
: Tom and Jerry: Sufferin' Cats
Tom and Jerry playing cat and mouse.: Ryan and Ronnie
starring Ryan Davies and Ronnie Williams , with Myfanwy Talog , Bryn Williams and special guests Y TribanChoreography ROY GUNSON
Musical director BENNY LITCHFIELD Designer MICHAEL WRIGHT
Producer DAVID Richards (from Wales)
Contributors
: Mission Impossible
Led by with This week: A Game of ChessThe master meets his match but the moves are not all above board.
Contributors
: No Exit: Good at Games
by Hugh Whitemore[Starring] Lee Montague as Hemsley, Philip Latham as Pardoe
Hemsley and Pardoe were at school together. After years they meet again and what follows in the present is dominated disturbingly by the past.
Contributors
: Sports Spectacular: Muhammad Ali in Dublin; King George V Gold Cup
Introduced by David VineMuhammad Ali v Al (Blue) Lewis (USA)
from Croke Park
Harry Carpenter introduces exclusive coverage of this 12-round heavyweight contest in which Ali continues on the trail to his return fight with Joe Frazier.
Muhammad Ali is surely the most exciting and entertaining sporting figure to emerge this century. Every fight is a spectacular and the action is guaranteed.
Television presentation Telefis Eireann (Radio Times People: page 5)
Show Jumping from the Royal International Horse Show at Wembley
The King George V Gold Cup gives the gentlemen riders a chance to join the elite whose names appear on this magnificent trophy.
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
Television presentation by ALAN MOUNCER and FRED VINES
Contributors
: Sky at Night
Jupiter - The Colossal PlanetAn unmanned spacecraft, Pioneer F, is on its way to Jupiter, the largest planet in our system and one of the most mysterious. Patrick Moore explains why Jupiter puzzles astronomers, and what sort of picture of the giant planet we expect Pioneer F to send back.
Producer PATRICIA OWTRAM
Contributors
: Weatherman
: ClosedownAbout this project
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