Listings
: For Schools, Colleges
9.41 Merry-go-RoundKeep Up with the Times: 5 and The Odyssey: 3. Circe
10.3 Maths Workshop: Stage 2 Putting two together
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10.25-10.45 Near and Far Not on the Level
Mountains, hills and valleys are all part of the landscape. How are they shown on maps?
Presented by MARY DOWNING Producer BRUCE JAMSON
11.0-11.20 Scene A Grim Job
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11.30 The Electric Company Programme 9
Contributors
Presented By:
Mary
Downing
Producer:
Bruce
Jamson
: On the Move
A lively new look at words and letters with DONALD GEEBOB HOSKINS and ROSEMARY LEACH
NORMAN ROSSINGTON
Script by BARRY TOOK
Adviser CATHERINE MOORHOUSE Director BARBARA DERKOW
Producer DAVID HARGREAVES
Book (same title), £1.00, from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
Donald
Gee
Unknown:
Bob
Hoskins
Unknown:
Rosemary
Leach
Unknown:
Norman
Rossington
Script By:
Barry
Took
Unknown:
Catherine
Moorhouse
Director:
Barbara
Derkow
Producer:
David
Hargreaves
: Pebble Mill
DONNY MACLEOD , BOB LANGLEYMARIAN FOSTER and DAVID SEYMOUR present their selection of the ideas, activities, personalities and talking-points of the day, including Craftsman in Action
Editor TERRY DOBSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Donny
MacLeod
Unknown:
Bob
Langley
Unknown:
Marian
Foster
Unknown:
David
Seymour
Editor:
Terry
Dobson
: Fingerbobs
.Shadows with RICK JONESStory and design by JOANNE and MICHAEL COLE
Music by MICHAEL JESSETT
Contributors
Unknown:
Rick
Jones
Unknown:
Michael
Cole
Music By:
Michael
Jessett
: You and Me: Show me... some magic!
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds, and adults watching with them.With David English and Vicki Luke.
Contributors
Presenter:
David
English
Presenter:
Vicki
Luke
Puppet animation:
Joe
Barton
Producer:
Barbara
Parker
: For Schools, Colleges
2.15 Television Club Quick to the Garage.
2.40 Going to Work
Safety at Work
: Play School
visits a windmill near the village of Ivinghoe.Story: The Miller, the Boy and the Donkey written and illustrated by BRIAN WILDSMITH Presenters :
CHLOE ASHCROFT , LIONEL MORTON
Contributors
Illustrated By:
Brian
Wildsmith
Unknown:
Chloe
Ashcroft
Unknown:
Lionel
Morton
: The Mole
and the Umbrella: Jackanory
with Keith BarronThe Great Millionaire Kidnap by MARGARET MAHY
Illustrated by JAN BRYCHTA
Contributors
Unknown:
Keith
Barron
Unknown:
Margaret
Mahy
Illustrated By:
Jan
Brychta
: Blue Peter
with John Noakes , Peter Purves and Lesley JuddProducer JOHN ADCOCK
Assistant editor ROSEMARY GILL Editor BIDDY BAXTER
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Noakes
Unknown:
Peter
Purves
Unknown:
Lesley
Judd
Producer:
John
Adcock
Editor:
Biddy
Baxter
: Boss Cat
A film cartoon series.: The Wombles
by ELISABETH BERESFORDTold by BERNARD CRIBBINS
Contributors
Unknown:
Elisabeth
Beresford
Told By:
Bernard
Cribbins
: Nationwide
News and views in your region tonight. Then the national scene presented by MICHAEL BARRATT , FRANK BOUGH BOB WELLINGS and DILYS MORGANProducers RONALD NEIL
GORDON WATTS , HUGH WILLIAMS
Deputy editor STUART WILKINSON Editor JOHN GAU
Contributors
Presented By:
Michael
Barratt
Presented By:
Frank
Bough
Presented By:
Bob
Wellings
Presented By:
Dilys
Morgan
Producers:
Ronald
Neil
Unknown:
Gordon
Watts
Unknown:
Hugh
Williams
Editor:
Stuart
Wilkinson
Editor:
John
Gau
: Tomorrow's World in Europe
The first of an occasional series of day trips to the continent, to report on science and technology from a European viewpoint. This week Raymond Baxter , Michael Rodd and William Woollard , with Dutch presenter Ria Dalmeijer , visit Holland to investigate the most heavily navigated, polluted, fished and generally over-used stretch of water in the world-the North Sea. The Dutch have built the most expensive marine engineering project in the world -to keep it out. The British economy depends largely on what we can get out of it. And the North Sea is fighting back, as the Tomorrow's World team discovers in tonight's programme live from Wagenigen.Production ROBIN BOOTLE ALAN DOBSON , PATRICK UDEN Editor MICHAEL BLAKSTAD
Tomorrow's World 3, £3.50, from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
Raymond
Baxter
Unknown:
Michael
Rodd
Unknown:
William
Woollard
Presenter:
Ria
Dalmeijer
Unknown:
Robin
Bootle
Unknown:
Alan
Dobson
Unknown:
Patrick
Uden
Editor:
Michael
Blakstad
: Top of the Pops
Introduced by Jimmy Savile , OBE TOP OF THE POPS ORCHESTRARUBY FLIPPER
Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON Choreography FLICK COLBY Sound KEITH GUNN
Director PHIL BISHOP
Producer BRIAN WHITEHOUSE
Contributors
Introduced By:
Jimmy
Savile
Director:
Johnny
Pearson
Unknown:
Flick
Colby
Unknown:
Keith
Gunn
Director:
Phil
Bishop
Producer:
Brian
Whitehouse
: Porridge
starring Ronnie Barker in Heartbreak Hotel by DICK CLEMENT , IAN LA FRENAIS featuringBrian Wilde , Fulton Mackay with Richard Beckinsale
A solution to the problems of a worried father and a lovelorn first offender reveals itself in the prison visiting room.
Designer JON PUSEY
Producer SYDNEY LOITERBY
Contributors
Unknown:
Ronnie
Barker
Unknown:
Dick
Clement
Unknown:
Ian
La Frenais
Unknown:
Brian
Wilde
Unknown:
Fulton
MacKay
Unknown:
Richard
Beckinsale
Designer:
Jon
Pusey
Producer:
Sydney
Loiterby
Fletcher:
Ronnie
Barker
Mr Barrowclough:
Brian
Wilde
Mr Mackay:
Fulton
MacKay
Godber:
Richard
Beckinsale
Ingrid:
Patricia
Brake
Mrs Godber:
Maggie
Flint
: Monty Python
Conceived, written and performed by Graham Chapman Terry Gilliam Eric IdleTerry Jones
Michael Palin
Also appearing
CAROL CLEVELAND
Animations by TERRY GILLIAM Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Producer IAN MACNAUGHTON
Contributors
Unknown:
Graham
Chapman
Unknown:
Terry
Gilliam
Unknown:
Eric
Idle
Unknown:
Terry
Jones
Unknown:
Michael
Palin
Unknown:
Carol
Cleveland
Unknown:
Terry
Gilliam
Designer:
Valerie
Warrender
Producer:
Ian
MacNaughton
: Nine O'Clock News
with Kenneth Kendall and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weather: Second Verdict
Great Criminal Mysteries investigated anew by Detective Chief Superintendents Charles Barlow and John Watt The Lindbergh Kidnapping by ELWYN JONES starringScript editor ARNOLD YARROW Research JUNE LEECH
Designer STANLEY MORRIS Producers LEONARD LEWIS
LAWRENCE GORDON CLARK BBC Birmingham
Contributors
Unknown:
Elwyn
Jones
Editor:
Arnold
Yarrow
Unknown:
June
Leech
Designer:
Stanley
Morris
Producers:
Leonard
Lewis
Unknown:
Lawrence Gordon
Clark
Barlow:
Stratford
Johns
Watt:
Frankas
Windsor
Edward J Reilly:
Thick
Wilson
Bruno Richard Hauptmann:
Peter
Marinker
Charles A Lindbergh:
Burnell
Tucker
David Wilentz:
Weston
Gavin
Dr John Francis Condon:
Robert
Henderson
Harold Giles Hoffman:
Shane
Rimmer
Blog post that mentions this programme:
The Sunday Post: Barlow at Large
6 September 2015
: Omnibus
A weekly programme of the arts in action introduced by Humphrey Burton This week: Far Away two portraits of artists living at the remote corners of Britain. Orkney RitualGeorge Mackay Brown, poet and novelist, celebrates the lives of farmers and fishermen in the far North.
Poster Man
Ken Sprague lives on the edge of Exmoor in Devon, a long way from the subjects that concern him. He makes posters and his whole life is committed to working with and for ordinary people all over the world.
Orkney Ritual:
Film editor DAVID MARTIN DirectorJANE COLES
Poster Man:
Film editor DAN RAE DirectorJEFF PERKS
Omnibus producer BARRIE GAVIN
Contributors
Introduced By:
Humphrey
Burton
Editor:
David
Martin
Director:
Jane
Coles
Editor:
Dan
Rae
Director:
Jeff
Perks
Producer:
Barrie
Gavin
: Tonight
DENIS TUOHY and DONALD MACCORMICK talk to interesting people about their lives and experiences and look at the events of the day.JOHN PITMAN
DAVID LOMAX
PHILIP TIBENHAM
DAVID JESSEL
DAVID TAYLOR
VINCENT HANNA
JULIAN MOUNTER and MICHAEL DELAHAYE report from home and abroad
Editor CHRISTOPHER CAPRON
Contributors
Unknown:
Denis
Tuohy
Unknown:
Donald
MacCormick
Unknown:
John
Pitman
Unknown:
David
Lomax
Unknown:
Philip
Tibenham
Unknown:
David
Jessel
Unknown:
David
Taylor
Unknown:
Vincent
Hanna
Unknown:
Julian
Mounter
Unknown:
Michael
Delahaye
Editor:
Christopher
Capron
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