Listings
: Mary, Mungo and Midge: At the Fairground
Contributors
Pictures, animation and production:
John
Ryan
: The Mole
A cartoon from Czechoslovakia: Banana Splits
Comedy, adventure, cartoons starring Fleegle, Drooper, Bingo and Snorky of the Banana Splits Club,: International Golf
The Penfold PGA ChampionshipThe final day of the richest PGA event in Europe, with prize money of over £50,000 at stake
Producers
RICHARD TILLING and FRED VINER Editor A. P. WILKINSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Richard
Tilling
Unknown:
Fred
Viner
Editor:
A. P.
Wilkinson
: Holiday Grandstand
Introduced by Frank Bough1.10; 2.40; 3.40; 4.35 Athletics from Crystal Palace
Inter-Regional Championships
The opening competition of the outdoor season which features many of Britain's top athletes who will be anxious to impress the selectors for the important matches later in the year - the Europa Cup and the major Internationals against USSR and East Germany.
Organised by the CAU in association with Kraft Foods Ltd.
Commentators RON PICKERING and STUART STOREY
1.25; 3.15; 3.40; 4.35
International Golf from Royal St George's Golf Club, Sandwich
The Penfold PGA Championship
The climax of this stroke-play event, in which leading home golfers, headed by PETER OOSTER huis, challenge a strong entry from overseas including ARNOLD PALMER and GENE LITTLER , for a record first prize of £10,000.
Commentators HARRY CARPENTER
HENRY LONGHURST , PETER ALLISS and MARK MCCORMACK
1.50; 2.25; 3.0
Racing from Chepstow
2.0 BMW Championship Hunter Chase (3m 3f)
2.35 Barnett Shine Plate (H'cap) (7f)
3.5 Victoria Sporting and Racing Plate (H'cap) (ljm)
3.35 Ladbroke Plate (H'cap) (6f) Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JULIAN WILSON and JIMMY LINDLEY
2.10; 4.10
Rugby League from Headingley The Wills Sevens
Eight leading teams compete in this popular end-of-season seven-a-side competition, including the 1975 cup winners, Widnes, League champions St Helens, and the home team Leeds, for the Wills Trophy.
Commentator EDDIE WARING
5.10 Final Score: including cricket scoreboard and racing results.
Today's timetable:
1.10 Athletics from Crystal Palace
1.25 Golf from Sandwich
1.50 Racing from Chepstow
2.10 Rugby League
2.25 Racing: 2.40 Athletics
3.0 Racing; 3.15 Golf from Sandwich
3.30 Racing: 3.40 Golf/Athletics
4.10 Rugby League
4.35 Golf/Athletics; 5.10 Final Score Television presentation:
Athletics JOHN SHREWSBURY
Golf A. P. WILKINSON , RICHARD TILLING FRED VINER
Racing DEW: GRIFFITHS
Rugby League RAY LAKELAND
Grandstand producer BRIAN VENNER Editor ALAN HART
Contributors
Introduced By:
Frank
Bough
Commentators:
Ron
Pickering
Commentators:
Stuart
Storey
Unknown:
Peter
Ooster
Unknown:
Arnold
Palmer
Unknown:
Gene
Littler
Commentators:
Harry
Carpenter
Unknown:
Henry
Longhurst
Unknown:
Peter
Alliss
Unknown:
Mark
McCormacK
Commentators:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentators:
Julian
Wilson
Commentators:
Jimmy
Lindley
Commentator:
Eddie
Waring
Unknown:
A. P.
Wilkinson
Unknown:
Richard
Tilling
Unknown:
Fred
Viner
Producer:
Brian
Venner
Editor:
Alan
Hart
: Tom and Jerry: Life with Tom
Tom and Jerry playing cat and mouse.: Disney Time
Donald Duck, Goofy and Jiminy Cricket'are just three of the characters you'll be meeting in our usual Bank Holiday look at Walt Disney films.Introduced by Ed Stewart from the Queen Elizabeth Hos pital for Children, Hackney Road, London
The films include Jungle Book; Escape to Witch Mountain; Lady and the Tramp; The Bears and I; The Apple Dumpling Gang; The Hunting Instinct
Film editor BERT MAEDOWS
Presented by RICHARD EVANS
Contributors
Introduced By:
Ed
Stewart
Unknown:
Queen Elizabeth
Hos
Editor:
Bert
Maedows
Presented By:
Richard
Evans
: Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads?
Written by DICK CLEMENT and IAN LA FRENAIS starring and with and Between OurselvesThelma is still at home with mother, leaving Terry to soothe her husband's furrowed brow. Bob is anxious in case people talk.... Designer
JOHN HURST
Producer BERNARD THOMPSON
Book (same title), 50p, from bookshops
Contributors
Written By:
Dick
Clement
Written By:
Ian
La Frenais
Unknown:
John
Hurst
Producer:
Bernard
Thompson
Terry:
James
Bolam
Bob:
Rodney
Bewes
Thelma:
Brigit
Forsyth
Audrey:
Sheila
Fearn
Wendy:
Elizabeth
Lax
Anthea:
Juliet
Aykroyd
Len:
Anthony
Haygarth
Vivienne:
Elizabeth
Day
Moira:
Nova
Llewellyn
: The Longest Day
A special presentation of the feature filmStarring Eddie Albert as Col. Tom Newton, Paul Anka as US Ranger, Patrick Barr as Group Captain J.N. Stagg, Bourvil as Mayor of Colleville, Richard Burton as RAF Pilot, Red Buttons as Private John Steele, Sean Connery as Private Flanagan, Fabian as US Ranger, Mel Ferrer as Major General Robert Haines, Henry Fonda as Brig. General Theodore Roosevelt, Steve Forrest as Captain Harding, Leo Genn as Brig. General Parker, John Gregson as British Padre, Donald Houston as RAF Pilot, Jeffrey Hunter as Sergeant Fuller, Curt Jurgens as Maj. General Gunther Blumentritt, Peter Lawford as Lord Lovat, Christian Marquand as Commander Philippe Kieffer, Roddy McDowall as Private Morris, Michael Medwin as Private Watney, Sal Mineo as Private Martini, Robert Mitchum as Brig. General Norman Cota, Kenneth More as Capt. Colin Maud, Edmond O'Brien as General Raymond O. Barton, Leslie Phillips as RAF Officer, Norman Rossington as Private Clough, Robert Ryan as Brig. General James M. Gavin, Tommy Sands as US Ranger, Rod Steiger as Destroyer Commander, Richard Todd as Major John Howard, Tom Tryon as Lieutenant Wilson, Peter van Eyck as Lieutenant Colonel Ocker, Robert Wagner as US Ranger, John Wayne as Lt.-Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort, Stuart Whitman as Lieutenant Sheen
June, 1944. The Allied invasion of Europe has been postponed because of bad weather. As waiting troops grow restive and the rain still pours down, the meteorologists forecast an improvement which will bring tolerable, though not ideal conditions. Commander of the Allied forces General Dwight D. Eisenhower makes a historic decision; Tuesday, 6 June will be D-Day.
with Arletty, Richard Beymer, Ray Danton, Irina Demich, Ron Randell, Jack Hedley, John Robinson, Frank Finlay, Lyndon Brook, Bryan Coleman, Neil Mccallum, Trevor Reid, Simon Lack, Louis Mounier, Sian Phillips, Alexander Knox, Henry Grace, Mark Damon, Dewey Martin, John Crawford, Nicholas Stuart, John Meillon, Jean-Louis Barrault, Madeleine Renaud, Georges Riviere, Jean Servais, Georges Wilson, Fernand Ledoux, Maurice Poli, Alice Tissot, Jo D'avray, Werner Hinz, Paul Hartmann, Gerd Froebe
This Week's Films: page 15
Contributors
Screenplay/Based on the book by:
Cornelius
Ryan
Producer:
Darryl F.
Zanuck
Director:
Ken
Annakin
Director:
Andrew
Marton
Director:
Bernhard
Wicki
Col. Tom Newton:
Eddie
Albert
US Ranger:
Paul
Anka
Group Captain J.N. Stagg:
Patrick
Barr
Mayor of Colleville:
null
Bourvil
RAF Pilot:
Richard
Burton
Private John Steele:
Red
Buttons
Private Flanagan:
Sean
Connery
US Ranger:
Fabian
Major General Robert Haines:
Mel
Ferrer
Brig. General Theodore Roosevelt:
Henry
Fonda
Captain Harding:
Steve
Forrest
Brig. General Parker:
Leo
Genn
British Padre:
John
Gregson
RAF Pilot:
Donald
Houston
Sergeant Fuller:
Jeffrey
Hunter
Maj. General Gunther Blumentritt:
Curt
Jurgens
Lord Lovat:
Peter
Lawford
Commander Philippe Kieffer:
Christian
Marquand
Private Morris:
Roddy
McDowall
Private Watney:
Michael
Medwin
Private Martini:
Sal
Mineo
Brig. General Norman Cota:
Robert
Mitchum
Capt. Colin Maud:
Kenneth
More
General Raymond O. Barton:
Edmond
O'Brien
RAF Officer:
Leslie
Phillips
Private Clough:
Norman
Rossington
Brig. General James M. Gavin:
Robert
Ryan
US Ranger:
Tommy
Sands
Destroyer Commander:
Rod
Steiger
Major John Howard:
Richard
Todd
Lieutenant Wilson:
Tom
Tryon
Lieutenant Colonel Ocker:
Peter van
Eyck
US Ranger:
Robert
Wagner
Lt-Colonel Benjamin Vandervoort:
John
Wayne
Lieutenant Sheen:
Stuart
Whitman
[Actress]:
Arletty
[Actor]:
Richard
Beymer
[Actor]:
Ray
Danton
[Actress]:
Irina
Demich
[Actor]:
Ron
Randell
[Actor]:
Jack
Hedley
[Actor]:
John
Robinson
[Actor]:
Frank
Finlay
[Actor]:
Lyndon
Brook
[Actor]:
Bryan
Coleman
[Actor]:
Neil
McCallum
[Actor]:
Trevor
Reid
[Actor]:
Simon
Lack
[Actor]:
Louis
Mounier
[Actress]:
Sian
Phillips
[Actor]:
Alexander
Knox
[Actor]:
Henry
Grace
[Actor]:
Mark
Damon
[Actor]:
Dewey
Martin
[Actor]:
John
Crawford
[Actor]:
Nicholas
Stuart
[Actor]:
John
Meillon
[Actor]:
Jean-Louis
Barrault
[Actress]:
Madeleine
Renaud
[Actor]:
Georges
Riviere
[Actor]:
Jean
Servais
[Actor]:
Georges
Wilson
[Actor]:
Fernand
Ledoux
[Actor]:
Maurice
Poli
[Actress]:
Alice
Tissot
[Actor]:
Jo
D'Avray
[Actor]:
Werner
Hinz
[Actor]:
Paul
Hartmann
[Actor]:
Gerd
Froebe
: Kojak
Another episode starring- a tough cop with a tough job in a tough town - New York.
Contributors
Police Lieutenant Theo Kojak:
Telly
Savalas
: Churchill's People
A set of 26 plays based on passages from WINSTON S. CHURCHILL'S A History of the English-Speaking PeoplesEpisode 22:The Liberty Tree by HOWARD SCHUMAN
(WINSTON CHURCHILL) starring
Programme devised by BRIAN RAWLINSON Script editor and GERALD SAVORY Producer
Costume designer ELIZABETH WALLER Lighting john
Designer TREAYS MARTIN COLLINS Director ALVIN RAKOFF
Contributors
Unknown:
Winston S.
Churchill
Unknown:
Howard
Schuman
Designer:
Elizabeth
Waller
Designer:
Treays Martin
Collins
Director:
Alvin
Rakoff
Thomas Partridge:
Derek
Francis
Anna Partridge:
Elvi
Hale
Samuel Partridge:
Geoffrey
Palmer
Samuel Ross:
Jeremy
Irons
Stephen Cleverley:
Thomas
Heathcote
Betty:
Lynn
Dearth
Sarah Partridge:
Jennie
Goossens
Peter:
Ricky
Beaumont
Nanay:
Karen
Corti
Redcoat:
Julian
Fellowes
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