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When it was Night: Jackanory: Mortimer's Tie
by Joan Aikenwith Bernard Cribbins
Arabel's pet raven, Mortimer, finds a diamond ring and as a reward the entire Jones family, including Mortimer, are invited on a cruise to Spain on the maiden voyage of 'The Queen of Bethnal Green' - with disastrous results.
Today: Found: One Diamond
Contributors
Author:
Joan
Aiken
Storyteller:
Bernard
Cribbins
: Why Don't You....?
Why Don't You just switch off your television set and go and do something less boring instead?A collection of your letters and ideas on how to use your spare time, presented by the WDY gang.
(Write to us at BBC Bristol, [Postcode removed]; please enclose a long sae if you want instructions about an item shown)
Contributors
Directed by:
Hilary
Murphy
Produced by:
Patrick
Dowling
: The Boy from Lapland
3: Together with his friend Per, Ante sets off to find his lost reindeer and encounters a snowstorm. Story told by MARTIN JARVISPresented by PEGGY MILLER (Part 4 tomorrow)
Contributors
Told By:
Martin
Jarvis
Presented By:
Peggy
Miller
: Lippy Lion
Water Melon Felon: The Rainbow Jacket
A feature film starring Kay Walsh Bill Owen , Edward UnderdownRobert Morley and Fella Edmonds When ex-jockey Sam Lilley meets young Georgie Crain at a race meeting he knows he has found a natural, a boy with that indefinable something that makes a great jockey.
Screenplay by T. E. B. CLARKE Produced by MICHAEL BALCON
Directed by BASIL DEARDEN. Films: page 9
Contributors
Unknown:
Kay
Walsh
Unknown:
Bill
Owen
Unknown:
Edward
Underdown
Unknown:
Robert
Morley
Unknown:
Sam
Lilley
Unknown:
Georgie
Crain
Unknown:
T. E. B.
Clarke
Produced By:
Michael
Balcon
Directed By:
Basil
Dearden.
Lord Logan:
Robert
Morley
Barbara:
Kay
Walsh
Tyler:
Edward
Underdown
Georgie:
Fella
Edmonds
Sam:
Bill
Owen
VOSS:
Charles
Victor
Monica:
Honor
Blackman
Lord Stoneleigh:
Wilfrid
Hyde White
Bernie Rudd:
Ronald
Ward
Travers:
Howard Marion
Crawford
Harry:
Sidney
James
Gresham:
Michael
Trubshaw
: Holiday Grandstand
Introduced by Frank Bough12.35*
Football Focus
With BOB WILSON
12.55*
American Basketball
The NCAA Championship Semi-Finals
The USA's four top teams in competition.
1.25; 2.5; 3.50*
International
Motor Racing from Thruxton
The feature race this afternoon is the Philips Car Radio Formula 2 International, with supporting races in Formula 3 and Saloon Cars. Organised by the BARC. Commentator MURRAY WALKER
1.50; 2.30; 3.5; 3.40*
Racing from Kempton
2.0 Kosset Carpet Stakes (1m)
2.35 Sanyo Selling Stakes (lm 3f)
3.10 Selfridges H'cap Stakes dim)
3.45 Allders of Croydon Handicap Stakes (7f)
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN
JULIAN WILSON , JIMMY LINDLEY
2.40; 3.15; 3.50*
International Swimming from Leeds
The Coca-Cola International
Swimmers from 18 nations compete in this traditional Easter meeting. One of the most interesting races of the day is the Women's 800m Freestyle. TRACEY WICKHAM and MICHELLE FORD of Australia have between them broken the world record three times already this season, and should be pushed by the East Germans to another record swim. Commentator ALAN WEEKS
4.45* Final Score
Including football, racing and rugby results, and a recording of this afternoon's Irish Grand National.
Today's timetable:
12.35 Football Focus; 12.55 Basketball
1.25 Motor Racing; 1.50 Racing
2.5 Motor Racing: 2.30 Racing
2.40 Swimming: 3.5 Racing
3.15 Swimming; 3.40 Racing
3.58 Swimming/Motor Racing
4.45 Final Score
* Timings may be changed by events Television presentation:
Motor Racing RICHARD TILLING Swimming JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Racing BOB DUNCAN Basketball NBC-TV
Football FOCUS MIKE MURPHY
Grandstand producer MARTIN HOPKINS Edited by ALAN HART
Contributors
Introduced By:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Bob
Wilson
Commentator:
Murray
Walker
Commentators:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Unknown:
Julian
Wilson
Unknown:
Jimmy
Lindley
Unknown:
Tracey
Wickham
Unknown:
Michelle
Ford
Unknown:
Johnnie
Watherston
Unknown:
Mike
Murphy
Edited By:
Alan
Hart
: Billy Smart's Easter Circus
A spectacular springtime visit to the sawdust ring for international circus entertainment. Introduced by Ringmistress Yasmine Smart.From Britain:
Ricardo and his lions
Sebastien, 50 feet above the ring.
From East Germany:
Bubi and Juli, two clowns with numerous talents.
From Italy: Michael Chenn, balancing his bicycle at the top of a lamp-post
The Folcos Family Clowns and Bon Accorso, two brothers and their sister who spend their family life on a slack wire.
From Britain: The Wychwood Dogs
From Switzerland: Bronley and his Rocket, grace and charm suspended from a space-aged rocket
From Italy: Los Erminios, jugglers international.
Contributors
Ringmistress/Presenter:
Yasmine
Smart
Lion act:
Ricardo and his
Lions
High-wire walker:
Sebastien
Clown:
Bubi
Clown:
Juli
Acrobat:
Michael
Chenn
Clowns:
The Folcos
Family
Acrobat trio on slack wire:
Bon
Accorso
Dog act:
The Wychwood
Dogs
Performer:
Bronley
Jugglers:
Los
Erminios
Circus production:
Billy
Smart
Circus production:
Ronnie
Smart
Circus production:
David
Smart
Musical director:
Burt
Rhodes
Lighting:
Sam
Branter
Sound:
Jeff
Baker
Designer:
Allan
Anson
Television presentation:
Ken
Griffin
: Disney Time
A traditional Easter mixture of comedy and adventure from the world of Walt Disney films. Introduced by Cliff Richard. Films include:"The Rescuers", "Alice in Wonderland", "Candleshoe", "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea", "Mary Poppins", "That Darn Cat", "Pinocchio", "Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo".
Contributors
Presenter:
Cliff
Richard
Presented by:
Richard
Evans
: Blake's Seven: Orac
by Terry NationThe last episode of the present series.
Starring Gareth Thomas, Sally Knyvette, Paul Darrow, Jan Chappell, Michael Keating, David Jackson. With Stephen Greif, Jacqueline Pearce, Derek Farr.
The Federation want Orac. Blake must get to it first. But what is it...?
Contributors
Writer:
Terry
Nation
Series created by:
Terry
Nation
Music:
Dudley
Simpson
Script Editor:
Chris
Boucher
Designer:
Martin
Collins
Producer:
David
Maloney
Director:
Vere
Lorrimer
Blake:
Gareth
Thomas
Jenna:
Sally
Knyvette
Avon:
Paul
Darrow
Cally:
Jan
Chappell
Vila:
Michael
Keating
Gan:
David
Jackson
Zen:
Peter
Tuddenham
Travis:
Stephen
Greif
Servalan:
Jacqueline
Pearce
Ensor:
Derek
Farr
Phibian:
James
Muir
Phibian:
Paul
Kidd
: Snowtime Special
The second of two holiday programmes recorded in Switzerland featuring music, song and dance combined with winter sports. Presented by Petula Clark with her guests Charles Aznavour Manhattan TransferThe Three Degrees
Claude Francois, Udo Jurgens Wolfgang Danne and Jillian featuring
GEOFF RICHER'S FIRST EDITION
Choreography GEOFFREY RICHER
RONNIE HAZLEHURST AND HIS ORCHESTRA Vocal direction and backing
MAGGIE STREDDER AND HER SINGERS Sound CHRIS HOLCOMBE , KEITH GUNN Lighting BERT OATEN
Assistant producer BOB SPIERS Producer MICHAEL HURLL
Contributors
Presented By:
Petula
Clark
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Richer
Unknown:
Ronnie
Hazlehurst
Unknown:
Maggie
Stredder
Unknown:
Chris
Holcombe
Producer:
Bob
Spiers
Producer:
Michael
Hurll
: Victory at Entebbe
A special presentation of the all-star American TV production. with On 27 June 1976 an Air France plane on a flight from Paris to Tel Aviv was hijacked by a group of terrorists. The passengers' ordeal lasted for seven days until their dramatic rescue by Israeli commandos. This dramatisation vividly conveys the tension of the human drama aboard the aircraft and the political tension in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.Written by ERNEST KINOY
Directed by MARVIN CHOMSKY A DAVID L. WOLPER production
Contributors
Written By:
Ernest
Kinoy
Directed By:
Marvin
Chomsky
Unknown:
David L.
Wolper
German hijacker:
Helmut
Berger
Chana Vilnovsky:
Linda
Blair
Hershel Vilnovsky:
Kirk
Douglas
Col Netanyahu:
Richard
Dreyfuss
Mrs Wise:
Helen
Hayes
Yitzhak Rabin:
Anthony
Hopkins
Shimon Peres:
Burt
Lancaster
Edra Vilnovsky:
Elizabeth
Taylor
YakoV:
Theodore
Bikel
Mordecai Gur:
Stefan
Gierasch
Benyamin Wise:
David
Groh
President Idi Amin:
Julius
Harris
Capt Dukas:
Christian
Marquand
Nomi Haroun:
Jessica
Walters
Gen Dan Shomron:
Harris
Yuli
Natan Haroun:
Allan
Miller
German woman:
Bibi
Besch
Aaron Olav:
David
Sheiner
: The Sky at Night: Suns, Space-Ships and Bug-Eyed Monsters
Ever since the days of Jules Verne and H. G. Wells, science fiction and space exploration have been closely linked, and over the last 100 years science fiction has often become science fact.Patrick Moore talks to Arthur C. Clarke, the science fiction writer, who describes himself as an armchair astronaut, and Michael Bentine, best known as a humorist, but who is also a serious and dedicated scientist.
Contributors
Presenter:
Patrick
Moore
Guest:
Arthur C.
Clarke
Guest:
Michael
Bentine
Producer:
Patricia
Wood
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