Listings
: For Schools, Colleges
9.41 Merry-go-RoundFrench Trek (2)
10.3 Countdown
Don't Fence Me In: part 2 .
10.25-10.45 Mathshow
A Set of Scales
11.0-11.20 Scene
Morecambe and Wise
11.30 Music Time
Programme 20
: On the Move
A lively look at words and lettersWith DONALD GEE
BOB HOSKINS and NIGEL STOCK
Script BARRY TOOK
A viser CATHERINE MOORHOUSE Director BARBARA PERHOW
Producer DAVID HARGREAVES
Book (same title). £1.00. from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
Donald
Gee
Unknown:
Bob
Hoskins
Unknown:
Catherine
Moorhouse
Director:
Barbara
Perhow
Producer:
David
Hargreaves
: Ragtime
with MAGGIE HENDERSON and FRED HARRISPlay words with Bubble, Humbug and the Spoons.
Music by PETER GOSLING and DAVE MOSES Lightpen artist QUENTIN BLAKE
Written and produced by MICHAEL COLE
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE It's Ragtime. 55p. from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
Maggie
Henderson
Unknown:
Fred
Harris
Music By:
Peter
Gosling
Music By:
Dave
Moses
Artist:
Quentin
Blake
Produced By:
Michael
Cole
Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
: News
Weather KEITH BEST: Wimbledon 1977
The Lawn TennisChampionships lirect from the All England Club
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the best of the fourth day's play in the world's greatest tennis tournament.
DAN MASKELL , PETER WEST , JOHN BARRETT and BILL THRELFALL report on the top matches on the Centre Court and No 1 Court.
HARRY CARPENTER in the Wimbledon studio provides a complete service of the day's news and events including the results of the outside court matches.
Television presentation by RICHARD TILLING , FRED VINER , BOB DUNCAN JOHN SHREWSBURY, JOHNNIE WATHERSTON JEFF GODDARD and RICK GARDNER Producer A. P. WILKINSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Dan
Maskell
Unknown:
Peter
West
Unknown:
John
Barrett
Unknown:
Bill
Threlfall
Unknown:
Harry
Carpenter
Presentation By:
Richard
Tilling
Presentation By:
Fred
Viner
Presentation By:
Bob
Duncan
Unknown:
Johnnie
Watherston
Unknown:
Jeff
Goddard
Unknown:
Rick
Gardner
Producer:
A. P.
Wilkinson
: Play School
Story: Round and SmallWritten by ALBERT BARBER Presenters
DELIA MORGAN , JOHNNY BALL
Contributors
Written By:
Albert
Barber
Unknown:
Delia
Morgan
: Scooby Doo
The ever-hungry hound joins Mystery Incorporated on the trail of ghosts and ghoulies in a series of cartoon adventures.: Blue Peter
with John NoakesPeter Purves , Lesley Judd
Blowpipes and Bloodsuckers
Highlights of Blue Peter's eventful expedition to Brunei in Northern Borneo, when the Chief of the Punan tribe gave JOHN a blowpipe lesson, LESLEY met a mini parasite with a mighty bite, and PETER tried his hand at raft building during a Jungle Survival course.
Film cameraman IAN HILTON Sound GEOFF TOOKEY
Film editors GEORGE AUKLAND, TERRY GABELL
Assistant editor JOHN ADCOCK
Editor BIDDY BAXTER
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Noakes
Unknown:
Peter
Purves
Unknown:
Lesley
Judd
Unknown:
Ian
Hilton
Editor:
John
Adcock
Editor:
Biddy
Baxter
: Ludwig
Voice JOHN GLOVERMusic arranged by PAUL READE Created by MIRER and PETER LANG
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Glover
Arranged By:
Paul
Reade
Unknown:
Peter
Lang
: Nationwide
The WinnersDuring Wimbledon fortnight - a special series of interviews with personalities from the world of sport.
Tonight: Harvey Smith
Contributors
Unknown:
Harvey
Smith
: Wimbledon 1977
The Lawn TennisChampionships
HARRY CARPENTER intrOduces the final transmission of the day direct from the All England Club, and reviews the highlights, news and all the results of the fourth day's play.
Commentators
DAN MASKELL , PETER WEST
JOHN BARRETT and BILL THRELFALL
Contributors
Unknown:
Harry
Carpenter
Unknown:
Dan
Maskell
Unknown:
Peter
West
Unknown:
John
Barrett
Unknown:
Bill
Threlfall
: Top of the Pops
Introduced by Jimmy Savile , OBELEGS & CO
TOP OF THE POPS ORCHESTRA
Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON Choreography FLICK COLBY Sound ALAN MACHIN
Director STANLEY APPEL Producer ROBIN NASH
Contributors
Introduced By:
Jimmy
Savile
Director:
Johnny
Pearson
Unknown:
Alan
MacHin
Director:
Stanley
Appel
Producer:
Robin
Nash
: Max Bygraves says 'I Wanna Tell You a Story'
First in a series of six in which Max gives you songs and stories of the 20s to the 70s. Tonight: The 1920sFlappers - short skirts and flat chests - very rich and very poor - the Music Hall-G. H. Elliott -Albert Whelan - silent films and then sound with The Jazz Singer - 2 LO and arrival of radio -great songs of the 20s. with THE DOUGIE SQUIRES DOZEN
THE EDDIE LESTER SINGERS and SIMON BEAL
Musical director PETER KNIGHT Musical arrangements
PETER KNIGHT, ALAN ROPER
Choreographer DOUGIE SQUIRES Written by ERIC DAVIDSON Director STANLEY APPEL
Producer JOHN AMMONDS
Contributors
Unknown:
H.
Elliott
Unknown:
Albert
Whelan
Singers:
Eddie
Lester
Singers:
Simon
Beal
Written By:
Eric
Davidson
Director:
Stanley
Appel
Producer:
John
Ammonds
: Mr Big
The first of seven episodes of a new comedy series. Written by PETER JONES and CHRISTOPHER BOND starringPeter Jones , Prunella Scales Ian Lavender , Carol Hawkins
Lighting PETER BOOTH
Sound MALCOLM JOHNSON Designer TIM GLEESON
Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON Director RAY BUTT
Contributors
Written By:
Peter
Jones
Written By:
Christopher
Bond
Unknown:
Peter
Jones
Unknown:
Prunella
Scales
Unknown:
Ian
Lavender
Unknown:
Carol
Hawkins
Unknown:
Malcolm
Johnson
Designer:
Tim
Gleeson
Producer:
Dennis Main
Wilson
Director:
Ray
Butt
Sir Morris Fender:
Andre
Morell
Mrs Berenger:
Pearl
Hackney
Mr Justice Rattenbury:
Norman
Scace
Defence Counsel:
Dennis
Ramsden
: The Frost Programme
David Frost talks to the people whose views, or actions, this week have made the news -live from BBC Television Theatre.Designer JEREMY BEAR
Graphic designer TONY GEDDES
Producers JACK SALTMAN and TAM FRY Editor MICHAEL TOWNSON
Contributors
Designer:
Tony
Geddes
Producers:
Jack
Saltman
Editor:
Michael
Townson
: Omnibus
The arts in actionIntroduced by Humphrey Burton
The second of two programmes about the culture of the ghettoes. From Sophiatown, South Africa .. Victims and Survivors
ARTHUR MAIMANE is a black writer and journalist now living in London. His career began in the 1950s with Drum magazine and he has just published his first novel Victims.
He talks in this film about life in the black townships, about victims of apartheid and about his own kind of survival.
And from Southall, London ... Whose Colour is White?
Whose Colour is Black?
A film about the poetry of immigration.
To the people of the Punjab poetry is a public and popular art. To the Punjabi immigrants now living in Leicester, Reading and Southall that poetry has become the medium through which they express their reactions to a strange, new society and their nostalgia for home.
The poems are read by SAEED JAFFREY
Victims and Survivors director
JANE COLES
Whose Colour is White? Whose Colour is Blackf director DIANA LASHMORE
Executive producer BARRIE GAVIN
Contributors
Introduced By:
Humphrey
Burton
Unknown:
Arthur
Maimane
Read By:
Saeed
Jaffrey
Director:
Diana
Lashmore
Producer:
Barrie
Gavin
: Tonight
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