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Produced and presented by SALEEM SHAHED
Director ASHOK RAMPAL (Birmingham)
Contributors
Presented By:
Saleem
Shahed
Director:
Ashok
Rampal
Spanish for beginners: 22 %
from the Roman Catholic Church of St Therese of Lisieux, Port Talbot, Glamorgan
Principal Celebrant and Preacher, FR SEAN KEARNEY
Concelebrants FR JOHN O'SULLIVAN and FR COLIN HENNEBERRY
Action of the Mass described by FR JOHN THOMPSON
Organists ELMA JONES , MURIEL THOMAS Choirmaster CLIFF SIMMONS
TV presentation JOHN STUART ROBERTS
Contributors
Unknown:
Fr Sean
Kearney
Unknown:
Fr John
O'Sullivan
Unknown:
Fr Colin
Henneberry
Organists:
Fr John
Thompson
Organists:
Elma
Jones
Choirmaster:
Muriel
Thomas
Choirmaster:
Cliff
Simmons
Unknown:
John Stuart
Roberts
Red Leather, Yellow Leather
JOHN CHERRINGTON takes a look at an ancient industry.
Producer BILL SMITH (Birmingham)
Weather for Farmers
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Cherrington
Producer:
Bill
Smith
Wall-to-Wall Winners
Britain's carpet exports are over 50% up on last year. A look at two major areas - the traditional ' woven ' market and the current best-seller, the ' printed ' carpet. Reporter WENDY FISHER Producer JOHN BURDEN
Contributors
Reporter:
Wendy
Fisher
Producer:
John
Burden
Food: JUDITH DAVIS and PAUL BARNES put parents' food worries to DR HUGH JOLLY. Director DICK FOSTER
Series editor EURFRON GWYNNE JONES (Repeated: Monday, 7.5 pm, BBC2)
Contributors
Unknown:
Judith
Davis
Unknown:
Paul
Barnes
Director:
Dick
Foster
Editor:
Eurfron Gwynne
Jones
(Colour)
Contributors
Narrator:
Brian
Cant
The Wildlife Unit of the Australian Broadcasting Commission travelled throughout Australia capturing on film the wide range of wildlife in the natural settings of their continent for this new six-part series.
With them went Dr Douglas Dor ward, Senior Lecturer in Zoology at Monash University, Melbourne, a specialist in animal behaviour and ecology, who acts as narrator, and Australian artist John Olsen , painter of the giant mural in the new Sydney Opera House, whose sketches and paintings on location vividly capture the grace and beauty of the bird life. 1: Beyond the Dune
Pelican Island in the Coorong of South Australia - protected sanctuary of the largest colony of their kind in existence. Other birds to be seen include the sand-piper, banded stilt, cormorant and red-capped dotterel.
An Australian Broadcasting Commission production
Contributors
Unknown:
Dr Douglas
Dor
Artist:
John
Olsen
Michael Aspel introduces your television requests
With him in the studio this week Jimmy Hill
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER
Send your requests to ' Ask Aspel,' BBC Television Centre, London W12 8QT.
Contributors
Introduces:
Michael
Aspel
Unknown:
Jimmy
Hill
Producer:
Frances
Whitaker
starring
James Cagney
Horst Buchholz Pamela Tiffin
Arlene Francis
The career of an American executive in West Berlin is threatened when his boss's visiting 17-year-old daughter disappears behind the Iron Curtain - and then turns up with a young Communist she has secretly married.
Based on a play by FERENC MOLNAR Producer and director BILLY WILDER This Week's Films: page 9
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Cagney
Unknown:
Horst
Buchholz
Unknown:
Pamela
Tiffin
Unknown:
Arlene
Francis
Play By:
Ferenc
Molnar
Director:
Billy
Wilder
MacNamara:
James
Cagney
Otto:
Horst
Buchholz
Scarlett:
Pamela
Tiffin
Phyllis:
Arlene
Francis
Ingeborg:
Lilo
Pulver
Hazeltine:
Howard St
John
Schlemmer:
Hanns
Lothar
Mrs Hazeltine:
Lois
Bolton
Peripetchikoff:
Leon
Askin
Mishkin:
Peter
Capell
Borodenko:
Ralf
Wolter
MP Sergeant:
Red
Buttons
for the Daily Express Trophy
Introduced from Silverstone by Barrie Gill
Race commentator MURRAY WALKER Silverstone is the fastest circuit in the country, and this Spring trophy meeting-run over 117 miles and 26 years old today - always attracts the top Grand Prix teams from Britain and abroad. Over 30 Formula One and Formula 5000 drivers will start on the grid, including EMERSON FITTIPALDI, GRAHAM HILL, DENNY
HULME and JACKY ICKX , Race of Champions winner at Brands Hatch last month.
Producer RICHARD TILLING Editor BRIAN ROBINS
Contributors
Unknown:
Barrie
Gill
Commentator:
Murray
Walker
Commentator:
Jacky
Ickx
Producer:
Richard
Tilling
Editor:
Brian
Robins
2: Valerie Singleton reports on Brussels
The crossroads of Europe and often its battlefield. Valerie finds out why Napoleon didn'win the battle of Waterloo and tells the moving story of Nurse Edith Cavell. She reports on the national sport of pigeon racing, watches the spectacular festival of Ommegang, and joins the world's tourists round the most vulgar statue in Europe.
Film cameraman BOB SLEIGH Sound recordist MALCOLM HILL Film editor PETER MARSH Producer EDWARD BARNES
Director DAVID BROWN (Manchester)
Contributors
Unknown:
Valerie
Singleton
Unknown:
Edith
Cavell.
Editor:
Peter
Marsh
Producer:
Edward
Barnes
Director:
David
Brown
Weatherman JACK SCOTT
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Scott
Dudley John Gardiner , MBE, served as a Major in the Indian Army. After the war he joined forces with the Salvation Army in Calcutta, where for the past 15 years he has operated a food run. Seven days a week, without missing a single day, Gardiner has fed 6,000 people each day. Mother Teresa called him ' the father of the poor.'
Narrator DAVID FROST
Presented by JAMES DEY
A Gateway Film production
Contributors
Unknown:
Dudley John
Gardiner
Unknown:
Mother
Teresa
Presented By:
James
Dey
Today each English Region has its own appeal. Donations, preferably by crossed po or cheque:
London, South East Women's Holiday Fund by Jack Warner , OBE Donations to Jack Warner. OBE. Women's Holiday Fund, [address removed]
South Dorset Natural History and Archaeological Society, by Professor Barry Cunliffe
Donations to ' Museum Appeal,' [address removed]
South West Barnstaple Parish Church, by Dr W. Westall , Bishop of Crediton
Donations to The Bishop of Crediton, [address removed] West Grimsbury Park School, Warmley by John Norman
Donations to John Norman , [address removed]
Midlands Sunfield Children's Home by Dandy Nichols
Donations to Dandy Nichols, [address removed]
East Anglia Worstead Village Church by Robert Hardy
Donations to Robert Hardy, [address removed]
North St Anne's Shelter and Housing Action by Jimmy Savile, OBE
Donations to Jimmy Savile, obe, [address removed]
North East Elswick Big Lamp Youth Project by Jean Davies
Donations to The Big Lamp Youth Project. [address removed]
North West Manchester Youth and Community Service by Stuart Hall Donations to Stuart Hall , [address removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Jack
Warner
Unknown:
Jack
Warner.
Unknown:
Barry
Cunliffe
Unknown:
Dr W.
Westall
Unknown:
John
Norman
Unknown:
John
Norman
Unknown:
Dandy
Nichols
Unknown:
Robert
Hardy
Unknown:
Jimmy
Savile
Unknown:
Jimmy
Savile
Unknown:
St
Anne
Unknown:
Jean
Davies
Unknown:
Westgate
Road
Unknown:
Stuart
Hall
Unknown:
Stuart
Hall
Tom Fleming tells the story of Jesus the carpenter
and the people of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Ayr
With The Arran Choir, sing Songs of Praise for Palm Sunday
Conductor RAYMOND BRAMWELL Producer ANDREW BARR
Series producer RAYMOND SHORT
Contributors
Unknown:
Tom
Fleming
Conductor:
Raymond
Bramwell
Producer:
Andrew
Barr
starring Jean Anderson
Patrick O'Connell , Jennifer Wilson with Richard Easton
Robin Chadwick , Hilary Tindall Gabrielle Drake
Power for Sale by N. J. CRISP
The sale of Jennifer's shares gives David and Brian an opportunity - but can they come to terms?
Created by GERARD GLAISTER , N. j. CRISP Designer GAVIN DAVIES
Producer KEN RIDDINGTON Director RODERICK GRAHAM
Contributors
Unknown:
Jean
Anderson
Unknown:
Patrick
O'Connell
Unknown:
Jennifer
Wilson
Unknown:
Richard
Easton
Unknown:
Robin
Chadwick
Unknown:
Hilary
Tindall
Unknown:
Gabrielle
Drake
Unknown:
Gerard
Glaister
Designer:
Gavin
Davies
Producer:
Ken
Riddington
Director:
Roderick
Graham
Mary Hammond:
Jean
Anderson
Edward Hammond:
Patrick
O'Conneiil
Brian Hammond:
Richard
Easton
David Hammond:
Robin
Chadwick
Jennifer Kingsley:
Jennifer
Wilson
Ann Hammond:
Hilary
Tindall
Jill Hammond:
Gabrielle
Drake
Bill Riley:
Derek
Benfield
Julie Lane:
Gillian
McCutcheon
Pamela Graham:
Anna
Fox
Nicholas FOX:
Jonathan
Newth
Van der Moewe:
Michael
Turner
Starring Van Heflin, Aldo Ray, Mona Freeman, Nancy Olson, James Whitmore, Raymond Massey, Tab Hunter, Dorothy Malone, Anne Francis
It is 1940, and under Major Huxley's tough command, a group of young men begin their rigorous training as US Marines.
This film version of Leon Uris's monumental best-selling novel follows their fortunes in love and in war.
Director RAOUL WALSH
This Week's Films: page 9
Contributors
Unknown:
Van
Heflin
Unknown:
Aldo
Ray
Unknown:
Mona
Freeman
Unknown:
Nancy
Olson
Unknown:
James
Whitmore
Unknown:
Raymond
Massey
Unknown:
Tab
Hunter
Unknown:
Dorothy
Malone
Unknown:
Anne
Francis
Unknown:
Leon
Uris
Director:
Raoul
Walsh
Major Huxley:
Van
Heflin
Andy:
Aldo
Ray
Kathy:
Mona
Freeman
Pat:
Nancy
Olson
Sgt Mac:
James
Whitmore
General Snipes:
Raymond
Massey
Danny:
Tab
Hunter
Elaine:
Dorothy
Malone
Rae:
Anne
Francis
Ski:
William
Campbell
Marion Hodgkiss:
John
Lupton
Justus E McQueen:
L Q
Jones
with Richard Whitmore Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Whitmore
A film about Francisco Goya 1746-1828 with Esperanza Malkin
Vallentin Conde and the voice of Colin Blakely as Goya
Goya's etchings suggest the theme of a performance where the actors' roles change from day to day, selected by a force beyond their control. This Omnibus film, made during a fiesta in modern-day Spain, tells Goya's story - part of it fact, part fiction, rumour and contradiction.
The violence, the politics, the sexuality in his work, the ambiguities in his own personality, are all part of this masquerade. Readings by DUDLEY FOSTER , MALCOLM HAYES
Brilliant insight into Goya's imagination. (DAILY TELEGRAPH) Splendid Omnibus, full of vitality, as measured as the ritual of a bullfight.
(OBSERVER)
Executive producer MIKE WOOLLER Director LESLIE MEGAHEY
Contributors
Unknown:
Francisco
Goya
Unknown:
Esperanza
Malkin
Unknown:
Vallentin
Conde
Unknown:
Colin
Blakely
Unknown:
Dudley
Foster
Unknown:
Malcolm
Hayes
Producer:
Mike
Wooller
Director:
Leslie
Megahey
William Hardcastle discusses with editors of newspapers, television and radio - those who shape what we read, see and hear - the issues behind the week's news.
Director jim MURRAY
ProducerELWYN PARRY-JONES
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Hardcastle
Director:
Jim
Murray
Producer:
Elwyn
Parry-Jones