Listings
: Daktari
: Andy Pandy: Jack-in-a-box
Contributors
: Play School
A programme for children under 5: Screen Test
Michael Rodd once again asks observation questions based upon scenes from feature films.This week the contestants come from Conway and Pwllheli and will be looking at Flying Sorcerer, Castaway Cowboy and The Land That Time Forgot.
Director DES SISSONS
Producer JOHN BUTTERY (Manchester)
Contributors
: Here Come the Double Deckers: Robbie, the Robot
A comedy adventure series featuring a gang of children whose extraordinary adventures are hatched in a disused London Transport bus.Contributors
: 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)
: Tom and Jerry: Nit Witty Kitty
Tom and Jerry playing cat and mouse.Nit Witty Kitty ...scatty catty?
: Sportstown
featuring this weekPlymouth v Bridgend
The last of the first-round matches. Bridgend are attempting to break the home team domination in the competition.
Their confidence is boosted by the strength of their tug o' war team. But Plymouth know that this threat can be counterbalanced by the introduction to the programme of the most popular sport of the martial arts - karate.
Introduced by DAVID VINE and RON PICKERING
Producer PAUL LANG
Contributors
: Star Trek: Friday's Child
This week: Friday's Child: My Honourable Mrs
A seven-part comedy series by RICHARD WARING : starringDerek Nimmo and Pauline Yates With AUBREY WOODS , ALAN CURTIS in Election Fever
When Jane is selected as Tory candidate for the Brinkley by-election, Henry decides to offer his assistance in canvassing. But, alas, his efforts are not altogether helpful.
Music by DENNIS WILSON
Technical adviser ANDREW FAULDS. MP Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer GRAEME MUIR
Contributors
: The Likes Of....
Lord Hailsham of St MaryleboneA new film series which portrays in pictures and music the likes and dislikes of six well-known men and women.
In an illustrated conversation former Lord Chancellor and Tory Peer LORD HAILSHAM talks about a whole range of his personal tastes: Sir Winston Churchill and Sir Charles Chaplin , Zeus and Lesbia's sparrow, Elizabeth R and Rev Ian Paisley , Flashman and Mary Poppins.
In sharing his fancies and phobias Lord Hailsham reveals aspects of himself the public rarely sees.
Film editor PETER GORDON Producer ROGER MILLS Director JOHN BUSH
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods ; WeatherContributors
: The Monday Film: King and Country
starring Dirk BogardeTom Courtenay , Leo McKern with Barry Foster
The place is Passchendaele in 1917, and a young soldier awaits Court Martial for desertion. Despite an impassioned plea for justice by the officer detailed to defend him. Pte Hamp is inevitably found guilty.
Director JOSEPH LOSEY
Films: page 8
Contributors
: Read All About It
Introduced and edited by Melvyn BraggPaperbacks of the Week chosen by Kenny Everett with Jilly Cooper and Margaret Drabble With them in the studio: Authors of the Week with books freshly out in paperback
Claud Cockburn : Bestseller - a not entirely serious look at the books which sold in their tens of thousands between 1900 and 1939. Peter Nichols : The Freeway - the latest play by the author of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg and The National Health.
Director JULIA MATHESON
Melvyn Bragg 's' Review ': page 54
Contributors
: The Sky at Night
The New MoonSix years ago, in July 1969, the first man landed on the moon. At a major international conference held in London last month, experts from all over the world met to discuss the results of their work on the material obtained by the Apollo missions.
Patrick Moore , who took part in the conference, talks to the scientists about some of the new and unexpected conclusions which have emerged and discusses their importance with Professor Geoffrcy Eglinton of Bristol University.
Producer PATRICIA WOOD
Contributors
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