Listings
: Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan
A magazine for Asian viewersProduced and presented by Mahendra Kaul
(from Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 1.0 pm (not N Ireland)
(Colour)
Contributors
Producer/Presenter:
Mahendra
Kaul
Director:
Ashok
Rampal
: Morning Service
from St John's Presbyterian Church, Newtownbreda, BelfastConducted by the minister Rev Pat Lowry
Contributors
Service conducted by:
Rev Pat
Lowry
Organist:
Douglas
Armstrong
Television Presentation:
Moore
Wasson
: Farming: Investment in the Hills
Philip Wrixon reports from Kirkton, a Scottish hillside that confirms the farming challenge to forestry.(from Birmingham)
Weather for Farmers
Contributors
Reporter:
Philip
Wrixon
Producer:
John
Kenyon
: Made in Britain: Computing Profits
The success stories of three firms in the intensely competitive computer market. Between them, they offer an aid to small businesses, opportunities for British brains and technological leadership.Contributors
Reporter:
Dominick
Harrod
Producer:
Alan
Kumm
: Athlete: 3: Middle Distance
Ron Pickering continues his series of 12 programmes about the field and track events.With Denis Watts, Pat Lowe and Andy Carter
Contributors
Presenter:
Ron
Pickering
Coach:
Denis
Watts
Athlete:
Pat
Lowe
Athlete:
Andy
Carter
Director:
John
Rickword
Producer:
John
Dobson
: Teddy Edward
by Patrick and Mollie MatthewsTold by Richard Baker
Contributors
Writer:
Patrick
Matthews
Writer:
Mollie
Matthews
Narrator:
Richard
Baker
Director:
Howard
Kennett
Executive Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
: Ring-a-Ding
With Derek Griffiths"The Ugly Duckling" illustrated by Lawrence Henry
Contributors
Presenter:
Derek
Griffiths
Illustrator (The Ugly Duckling):
Lawrence
Henry
Writer/Director:
Peter
Charlton
: Nairn's Journeys: Orient Express
Day and night across Europe on a romantic international express. Ian Nairn leaves Paris on the overnight train to begin a 1,700-mile journey through seven countries with a chance to take a critical look at the cities of Munich, Vienna, Budapest, Bucharest, and Istanbul, his destination.(from Manchester)
Contributors
Presenter:
Ian
Nairn
Producer:
Barry
Bevins
: Wonderful World of Disney: Square Peg in a Round Hole
That meddling quack psychiatrist Professor Ludwig Von Drake has ideal subjects for his extraordinary case histories in his irascible nephew Donald Duck and all-time stooge Goofy, not to mention those holy terrors Huey, Louie and DeweyA Walt Disney production
Contributors
Director:
Hamilton S.
Luske
: Film Matinee: The Foxes of Harrow
Starring Rex Harrison, Maureen O'Harawith Richard Haydn, Victor McLaglen
The illegitimate son of an Irish aristocrat, anxious to possess a socially acceptable bride and an heir, uses his winnings at the card table to build the most beautiful house in the South.
This Week's Films: page 9
Contributors
Based on the novel by:
Frank
Yerby
Director:
John H.
Stahl
Stephen Fox:
Rex
Harrison
Odalie:
Maureen
O'Hara
Andre:
Richard
Haydn
Mike Farrel:
Victor
McLaglen
Aurore:
Vanessa
Brown
Desiree:
Patricia
Mepina
The Vicomte:
Gene
Lockhart
Tom Warren:
Dennis
Hoey
Achille:
Kenneth
Washington
Zerline:
Helen
Crozier
: The Witch's Daughter: Episode 2
A serial in five partsWritten by Alistair Bell
Based on the book by Nina Bawden
Jones has arrived, uninvited, on the island and called on Mr Smith. Janey and Perdita have become friends, and Tim has found, in a cave, what he believes to be a ruby. That night Mrs Hoggart is startled by a scream fnlm Janey's bedroom.
Contributors
Writer:
Alistair
Bell
Based on the book by:
Nina
Bawden
Producer:
John
McRae
Director:
David
Maloney
Mr Hoggart:
Richard
Steele
Mrs Hoggart:
Penelope
Lee
Tim:
Spencer
Banks
Janey:
Gillian
Bailey
Mr Tarbutt:
John
Dawson
Will Campbell:
James
Garbutt
Jones:
Barry
Linehan
Annie MacLaren:
Helena
Gloag
Perdita:
Fiona
Kennedy
Smith:
John
Abineri
Mrs Tarbutt:
Audrey
Cameron
: Let's Talk It Over
The painful problems presented by everyday life add up to a greater weight of suffering than the more dramatic 'extremity situations'Dr Wendy Greengross and A Consultant Psychiatrist with Rev Fred Milson, PhD, sociologist and Pauline Crabbe, OBE, JP talk over some common difficulties with people who have asked for help.
Repeated on Tuesday at 11.35 pm (except West of England and N Ireland)
Contributors
Presenter:
Dr Wendy
Greengross
Panellist:
A Consultant Psychiatrist [name
uncredited]
Panellist:
Rev Fred
Milson
Panellist:
Pauline
Crabbe
Producer:
Vernon
Sproxton
: Songs of Praise
from St Mark's Church St Helier, Jerseywith united Church choirs, Salvation Army Band and Timbrells Jersey Festival Choir and the Junior Festival Choir
Introduced by Jeremy Carrad
Ye watchers (Lasst uns erfreuen)
Glory to thee, O God (Love Unknown)
All hail the power (Miles Lane)
Praise, my soul (Praise my soul)
Lord, enthroned (Bryn Calfaria)
King of glory (Gwalchmai)
Good Christian men (Gelobt sei Gott)
Where is love and loving-kindness
Contributors
Presenter:
Jeremy
Carrad
Musicians:
Salvation Army
Band
Singers:
Timbrells Jersey Festival
Choir
Singers:
The Junior Festival
Choir
Organist:
Oswald
Breton
Conductor:
John
Lobb
Blessing:
Rev Geoffrey G.
Baker
Producer:
John
Dobson
Series Producer:
Raymond
Short
: Emma: Part 1
by Jane AustenDramatised in six parts by Denis Constanduros
Emma Woodhouse has just attended the marriage of her former governess and friend, Miss Taylor. Emma mistakenly fears that life will now become lonely and dull.
Living with Emma': page 4
Contributors
Author:
Jane
Austen
Dramatised by:
Denis
Constanduros
Producer:
Martin
Lisemore
Director:
John
Glenister
Emma:
Doran
Godwin
Williams:
Vivienne
Moore
Mr Woodhouse:
Donald
Eccles
Mr Knightley:
John
Carson
Harriet Smith:
Debbie
Bowen
Mrs Goddard:
Mollie
Sugden
Mr Elton:
Timothy
Peters
Miss Bates:
Constance
Chapman
Mrs Weston:
Ellen
Dryden
Mr Weston:
Raymond
Adamson
Mrs Penny:
Lily
Harold
Robert Martin:
John
Alkin
: Humphrey Bogart: Dead Reckoning
Tonight's film also stars Lizabeth ScottRip Murdock and his wartime comrade Johnny Drake are travelling by train to Washington to be decorated. When Johnny suddenly disappears, Rip sets out to solve the mystery that involves murder, double-cross and a very dangerous dame.
This Week's Films: page 9
Contributors
Director:
John
Cromwell
Rip Murdock:
Humphrey
Bogart
Coral Chandler:
Lizabeth
Scott
Martinelli:
Morris
Carnovsky
Lt Kincaid:
Charles
Cane
Johnny Drake:
William
Prince
Krause:
Marvin
Miller
McGee:
Wallace
Ford
Father Logan:
James
Bell
Louis Ord:
George
Chandler
Lt Col Simpson:
William
Forrest
Hyacinth:
Ruby
Dandridge
: Shelley
In tonight's Omnibus, a present day impression of the 'ineffectual angel,'with Robert Powell as Shelley, Jenny Agutter as Mary Shelley
The fateful story of the young revolutionary pamphleteer turned poet who went into self-imposed exile in Italy, where he was drowned at sea aged 29.
This film retells the story of Shelley's life in his own words and those of his friends. It is based entirely on documents of the period, eye-witness accounts, letters, and diaries.
with Peter Bowles as Byron
and [see below]
A BBC RAI/Time-Life co- production
Contributors
Film Cameraman:
Ken
Westbury
Film Editor:
Tony
Woollard
Director:
Alan
Bridges
Shelley:
Robert
Powell
Mary Shelley:
Jenny
Agutter
Byron:
Peter
Bowles
Leigh Hunt:
Clifford
Rose
Harriet Shelley:
Lalla
Ward
Claire Clairmont:
Amanda
Murray
Edward John Trelawny:
Simon
Gough
Jane Williams:
Judy
Matheson
Edward Williams:
Tony
Gylby-Garner
John William Polidori:
Nicolas
Chagrin
Master:
Robert
Sansom
: The Editors
The men who shape what we read in our newspapers, discuss how the week's news was covered. Each week William Hardcastle will chair a discussion in which editors and top journalists consider the issues which lie behind the news.Contributors
Presenter:
William
Hardcastle
Director:
Patrick
Wood
Producer:
Shirley
Fisher
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