Listings
The Second Bagpuss Annual, to be published from 1 August, £1.25, from bookshops and newsagents
Weatherman BARBARA EDWARDS
Contributors
Unknown:
Barbara
Edwards
BBC outside broadcast cameras are at Britain's most picturesque racecourse to bring you the principal races of this popular and fashionable summer meeting.
2.30 The Molecomb Stakes (5f)
3.10 The Spillers' Stewards Cup (H'cap) (6f)
There's invariably a big field for this wide-open race, worth over £8,000 to the winner.
3.45 The Warren Stakes (1½m)
4.15 The Charlton Stakes (H'cap) (Old Mile)
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JIMMY LINDLEY , JOHN HANMER Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
TV presentation DENNIS MONGER Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Contributors
Commentators:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentators:
Jimmy
Lindley
Commentators:
John
Hanmer
Introduced By:
Julian
Wilson
Unknown:
Dennis
Monger
Editor:
Jonathan
Martin
Scotland: Holiday Haunt
Adventure beckons once more when Kim and his friends hear the pipes of MacKinnon on the Isle of Mull.
Written by PETER GRIMWADE Director DAVID MALONEY
Contributors
Written By:
Peter
Grimwade
Director:
David
Maloney
Kim:
Simon
Turner
Brillo:
David
Friedman
Katie:
Georgina
Kean
Eric:
Chris
Lofthouse
Macrae:
James
Garbutt
Crane:
Vernon
Joynes
MacFadian:
Willy
Joss
Maclean:
Ian
Dewar
Jaeger:
Hans
Mater
Rankin:
Berry
Hesketh
Inspector:
Brown
Derby
John Craven introduces a new series of Brainchild in which young challengers take on BERYL, Brainchild's Electronic Random Year and Letter Indicator.
Finding out this week what BERYL has stored in her memory bank will be JACQUELINE MCGILLOWAY and MARK WITHINGTON from
Londonderry, Northern Ireland HAZEL CRIPPS and KEVIN JEWELL from Barnstaple, North Devon.
Producer BRIAN HAWKINS (Bristol)
Contributors
Introduces:
John
Craven
Unknown:
Jacqueline
McGilloway
Unknown:
Hazel
Cripps
Unknown:
Kevin
Jewell
Producer:
Brian
Hawkins
with Peter Woods ; Weatherman
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Woods
Look North, South Today
Look East, Midlands Today
Points West, Spotlight South West News, interviews and analysis from your region tonight, including local weather; with Michael Barratt , Frank Bough Bob Wellings , Brian Widlake Sue Lawley and Susanne Hall
Deputy editor STUART WILKINSON Editor JOHN GAU
(Regional details as Friday)
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Barratt
Unknown:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Bob
Wellings
Unknown:
Brian
Widlake
Unknown:
Sue
Lawley
Unknown:
Susanne
Hall
Editor:
Stuart
Wilkinson
The adventures of a young family of homesteaders in the pioneering days of the American 1870s A film series starring and with Today:
The Lord is my Shepherd
Laura blames herself for the tragedy that overtakes the family and comes to the conclusion that only a supreme sacrifice can make amends.
Contributors
Charles Ingalls:
Michael
Landon
Caroline Ingalls:
Karen
Grassle
Laura:
Melissa
Gilbert
Mary:
Melissa Sue
Anderson
Carrie:
Lindsay Sidney Green
Bush
Jonathan:
Ernest
Borgnine
Rev Alden:
Dabbs
Greer
Mr Edwards:
Victor
French
by Lindsay Galloway
Starring Iain Cuthbertson as John Sutherland
with Martin Cochrane as David Drummond, Virginia Stark as Helen Matheson and Moultrie Kelsall as Sheriff Derwent
featuring Patrick Barr as Alexander Lauder and Bridget Turner as Jane Lauder
'The poor wee soul's dead. An Inquiry isn't going to help her.'
BBC Scotland
Contributors
Writer/Series devised by:
Lindsay
Galloway
Designer:
Jim
Longmuir
Producer:
Frank
Cox
Director:
Martyn
Friend
John Sutherland:
Iain
Cuthbertson
David Drummond:
Martin
Cochrane
Helen Matheson:
Virginia
Stark
Sheriff Derwent:
Moultrie
Kelsall
Alexander Lauder:
Patrick
Barr
Jane Lauder:
Bridget
Turner
Anna Lauder:
Sarah
Cochrane
Sheriff Clerk:
Xanthi
Gardner
Macdonald:
Martin
Heller
Campbell:
Brown
Derby
Cairns:
Adam
Urquhart
Mary Lauder:
Mary Ann
Reid
Ludwik Skopinsky:
Walter
Sparrow
Chief Inspector Menzies:
Victor
Carin
Professor Charles Gilmour:
E.J.P.
Mace
Detective-Chief Inspector Grant:
Roy
Hanlon
Mrs Gillies:
Sheila
Latimer
Foreman of the Jury:
John
Groves
with Kenneth Kendall and Peter Woods and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world
Weather
Contributors
Newsreader:
Kenneth
Kendall
Newsreader:
Peter
Woods
SFTA Award: Best Specialised Programme for 1974
Dramatised by Brian Gibson and Elaine Morgan
This is a unique and remarkable story first shown in Horizon on BBC2 - the life of Joey Deacon. He was born in 1920 with brain damage. He grew up severely spastic, unable to walk or talk.
After 13 years in hospital Joey met another spastic patient, Ernie Roberts, who had a remarkable skill. He could understand Joey.
Joey's story could now be told: he dictated his memories to Ernie, who, in turn, dictated them to Michael, a third patient. Tom, a fourth member of the group, typed out the story. Every day the group produced three lines and after almost one-and-a-half years' work the book, Tongue-Tied, was finished. This programme reconstructs the story of that book, from Joey's birth to the present day.
Contributors
Dramatised by:
Brian
Gibson
Dramatised by:
Elaine
Morgan
Editor:
Peter
Goodchild
Director:
Brian
Gibson
Barry Norman keeps you up to date with what's happening in the theatre, music, films, and all kinds of entertainment.
Tonight's value-for-money subject: A Day Trip to Dieppe
Reporter SARAH DICKINSON
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Executive producer JANET HOENIG Producer FRANCES WHITAKER
Contributors
Unknown:
Barry
Norman
Reporter:
Sarah
Dickinson
Director:
Philip
Chilvers
Producer:
Janet
Hoenig
Producer:
Frances
Whitaker
Tony Jacklin v Peter Oosterhuis for the Formica Trophy
Who is Britain's best golfer? TONY JACKLIN , winner of the British and us Opens in successive years? Or his rising young rival PETER OOSTER Huis, already third in the us Masters and leading British money winner last year?
Today's match, for the Formica Trophy, is played over the links at Royal Birkdale, the winner of each round receiving £1,000 and the winner of the series a further £3,000.
Commentator PETER ALLISS
A TRANS WORLD INTERNATIONAL production BBC Book of Golf, 11.30, from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Oosterhuis
Unknown:
Tony
Jacklin
Unknown:
Peter
Ooster
Commentator:
Peter
Alliss