Listings
: Daktari
: Play School
A programme for children under 5 PresentersKAREN PLATT , STUART MCGUGAN Story:
Lucy and Tom's Day
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: Screen Test
Michael Rodd once again puts some questions of observation to children in the studio and there will also be a question for viewers at home.This week the contestants come from Whitby and Hornsea and will be looking at scenes from Ring of Bright Water, Hijack and Jungle Book.
Director DES SISSONS
Producer JOHN BUTTERY (Manchester)
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: Here Come the Double Deckers
Man's Best FriendA comedy adventure series featuring a gang of children whose extraordinary adventures are hatched in a disused London Transport bus.
Director HARRY BOOTH
Producer ROY SIMPSON
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: Sir Prancelot
The adventures of an inventive knight on his journeys to the crusades.Voices by PETER HAWKINS
Written, drawn and produced by JOHN RYAN
Contributors
: Your Region Tonight
Look North, South TodayLook East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West followed by Regional Weather (London only: Nationwide)
: Sportstown: Glenrothes v Cumbernauld
Tonight's sports include basketball, fencing, wrestling, and tumbling - sport that takes a competitor only a few seconds to perform, yet contains all the strength and skill of 'floor gymnastics.'Introduced by David Vine and Ron Pickering
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: Star Trek
This week: Ultimate ComputerA sceptical Captain Kirk has grave reservations when informed of the experiment to be carried out aboard the uss Enterprise during a simulated war situation but has to agree with Mr Spock that the amazing M5 seems a great success.
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: My Honourable Mrs
A seven-part comedy series by RICHARD WARING starring Derek Nimmo and Pauline Yates with AUBREY WOODS , JAN HOLDEN in While the Cat's AwayWhen Jane is away in her potential constituency, Henry finds that there are plenty of ladies willing to step into the breach.
Music by DENNIS WILSON
Technical adviser ANDREW FAULDS. MP Designers BARBARA GOSNOLD and MALCOLM THORNTON
Producer GRAEME MUIR
Contributors
: The Likes Of....: Jack Hedley
A new film series which portrays in pictures and music the likes and dislikes of six well-known men and women.In an illustrated conversation, actor Jack Hedley, 'Colonel Preston' of Colditz, talks about a whole range of his personal tastes: Mr Jingle and Harold Macmillan, Sergeant Bilko and Rudyard Kipling, Spencer Tracy and the wild dogs of Africa.
In sharing his fancies and phobias, Jack Hedley reveals something of himself the public does not see.
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
with Richard Baker and Richard Whitmore ; WeatherContributors
: Monday Film: The Man with X-Ray Eyes
starring Ray Milland with Diana Van Der Vlis Harold J. StoneJohn Hoyt , Don Rickles
Dr James Xavier is working on a serum to give X-Ray vision to the human eye. After the failure of one experiment, he determines to test the serum on himself. The result is a terrible success ...
Producer and director ROGER CORMAN This Week's Films: page 8
Contributors
: The Royal International Horse Show
Minutes after the end of the Nations Cup at Hickstead yesterday, competitors began to prepare for their next major show. This morning, the great cavalcade of horses and riders assembled at Wembley for a week of concentrated competition in the unique atmosphere of the Empire Pool.Tonight, BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you highlights of the main events featuring The Horse and Hound Cup
(Holder: H. Wouters , Netherlands, with Salerno)
Introduced by DAVID VINE
Commentators DORIAN WILLIAMS and RAYMOND BROOKS-WARD
Television presentation by FRED VINER and JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
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