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: The Flashing Blade: 5
A film serial in 11 episodesIsabelle suspects that the merchant who rescued her is not all that he seems to be.
Contributors
Francois de Recci:
Robert
Etcheverry
Guyot:
Jacques
Balutin
Isabelle de Sospel:
Genevieve
Casile
The Due de Sospel:
Jean
Marinelli
Don Alonso:
Mario
Piler
: Calling Young Film-makers
A series of six programmes introduced by Michael Rodd 4:How to Make a CartoonProducer DAVID BROWN. BBC Manchester
Contributors
Introduced By:
Michael
Rodd
Producer:
David
Brown.
: Arlott and Trueman on Cricket
A series of ten films about the history and playing of the game 8:The Match.Contributions by DAVID BROWN. MUSHTAQ MOHAMMED Just another cricket match? Edgbaston, July 1976: WARWICKSHIRE VNORTHAMPTONSHIRE
Production assistant JOHN BODNAR Producer GORDON CROTON
Book (same title), £4.75, from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Brown.
Unknown:
Mushtaq
Mohammed
Unknown:
John
Bodnar
Producer:
Gordon
Croton
: Dr Who and the Daleks
A feature film starringPeter Cushing, Roy Castle
Jennie Linden, Roberta Tovey
Once again Dr Who faces the Daleks when his time machine lands him on a planet ravaged by a neutron war.
The Doctor, played in this feature film version by Peter Cushing, is helped by his two granddaughters and young Ian as he goes to the aid of the peace-loving Thals in their fight against the Daleks.
Films: p 13
Contributors
From the BBC TV serial by:
Terry
Nation
Directed By:
Gordon
Flemyng.
Dr Who:
Peter
Cushing
Ian:
Roy
Castle
Barbara:
Jennie
Linden
Susan:
Roberta
Tovey
Alydon:
Barrie
Ingham
Temmosus:
Geoffrey
Toone
Elyon:
Mark
Petersen
Antodus:
John
Bown
: Charlie Chaplin
in The ImmigrantCharlie emigrates to the land of the free, only to find that food still has to be paid for.
Contributors
The immigrant:
Charles
Chaplin
The girl:
Edna
Purviance
The head waiter:
Eric
Campbell
The Russian immigrant/The man in the restaurant.:
Albert
Austin
: Bugs Bunny
in Bugs Bunny Rides Again: Grandstand
Introduced by Frank Bough12.35*
International
Motor Sport The Scottish Rally
The Fourth Round of the RAC Open Rally Championship which took place last weekend through the highlands and forests of Scotland.
RUSSELL BROOKES had an unfortunate Welsh Rally, but fought back to take six points and remain the leader in the overall Championship. ROGER CLARK set off in second place, with MARKU ALEN third. PENTTI AIRIKKALA and HANNU MIKKOLA are equal fourth. Reporter RICHARD DAVIES
1.0*
Hunter Trials from Kilsby
The Abbey Life Championship of Great Britain
The finals of a 3,000-entry championship which attracts many of Britain's best event riders training horses for the future.
Reporter RICHARD MEADE
1.20; 1.55; 2.25; 2.55* Racing from
Haydock Park
1.30 Park Hall Apprentices' Handicap (5f)
2.0 John of Gaunt Stakes (7f 40yds)
2.30 Bass Clubmen's Handicap (11m 131yds)
3.0 Clan Claiming Stakes (6f) Commentators JULIAN WILSON and JIMMY LINDLEY
2.10; 2.40; 3.30*
International Athletics from Crystal Palace Great Britain v
German Democratic Republic
The opening international of the season brings to this country the most successful athletics nation in the world. This is their first visit for four years to compete outdoors. They are the current holders of the European Cup, and their men won the first-ever World Cup last year.
Organised by the BAAB in conjunction with Guardian Royal Exchange. Commentators
RON PICKERING and STUART STOREY 3.10*
Water Ski-ing from Ruislip Lido
The Old Spice International
MIKE HAZELWOOD , Britain's World Champion, makes his first appearance in this country since winning his title. He faces tough opposition from the best skiers in Europe in all three events: slalom, tricks and jumping.
Reporter PETER WALKER.
4.40*
World Cup Report
The latest news from Argentina. This weekend will decide the eight countries who qualify for the Second Round.
5.0* Final Score
Including cricket scoreboard and racing results.
Today's timetable:
12.35 Motor Rally; 1.0 Hunter Trials
1.20 Racing: 1.40 Sports Round-up
1.55 Racing; 8.10 Athletics
2.25 Racing; J.40 Athletics
2.55 Racing; 3.10 Water Skiing
3.30 Athletics; 4.40 World Cup Report
5.0 Final Score
0 Timings may be changed by events Television presentation: Racing NICK HUNTER
Athletics JOHN SHREWSBURY Water Ski-ing TERRY LONG Grandstand producer MARTIN HOPKINS
Contributors
Introduced By:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Roger
Clark
Unknown:
Marku
Alen
Reporter:
Richard
Davies
Reporter:
Richard
Meade
Commentators:
Julian
Wilson
Commentators:
Jimmy
Lindley
Unknown:
Ron
Pickering
Unknown:
Stuart
Storey
Unknown:
Mike
Hazelwood
Reporter:
Peter
Walker.
Unknown:
Nick
Hunter
Unknown:
John
Shrewsbury
Unknown:
Terry
Long
Producer:
Martin
Hopkins
: World Cup Grandstand
from Argentina featuring Live at 5.35France v Hungary from the Stadium General San Martin , Mar del Plata.
Exclusive coverage of the whole of tonight's important Group 1 match, which launches a weekend of World Cup football to decide the eight countries to go through to the Second Round.
Commentator JOHN MOTSON
Comment and analysis by Jimmy Hill and the BBC World Cup experts including JOCK STEIN , LAWRIE MCMENEMY , BOBBY CHARLTON , DENIS LAW , JOHN BOND , TREVOR BROOKING , JACK TAYLOR , BOB WILSON. Introduced by Frank Bough ProducersALEC WEEKS , FRED VINER
HUW JONES. JOHN PHILIPS , MIKE MURPHY
JEFF GODDARD , JIM RESIDE , MICHAEL DOLBCAR Studio producer MARTIN HOPKINS Presented in association with A78TV and the EBU
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN Executive producers
ALAN HART and ALAN CHIVERS
World Cup news and background on CEEFAX
Contributors
Unknown:
General San
Martin
Unknown:
Mar Del
Plata.
Commentator:
John
Motson
Unknown:
Jimmy
Hill
Unknown:
Jock
Stein
Unknown:
Lawrie
McMenemy
Unknown:
Bobby
Charlton
Unknown:
Denis
Law
Unknown:
John
Bond
Unknown:
Trevor
Brooking
Unknown:
Jack
Taylor
Unknown:
Bob
Wilson.
Introduced By:
Frank
Bough
Producers:
Alec
Weeks
Producers:
Fred
Viner
Unknown:
Huw
Jones.
Unknown:
John
Philips
Unknown:
Mike
Murphy
Unknown:
Jeff
Goddard
Unknown:
Jim
Reside
Unknown:
Michael
Dolbcar
Editor:
Jonathan
Martin
Unknown:
Alan
Hart
Unknown:
Alan
Chivers
: The Good Life
A Special Performance in the presence of HM The Queen and HRH The Duke of Edinburgh Written by John Esmonde and Bob Larbey; starring Richard Briers, Felicity Kendal and Penelope Keith with Paul EddingtonContributors
Writer:
John
Esmonde
Writer:
Bob
Larbey
Music:
Burt
Rhodes
Commentator:
Brian
Johnston
Film Cameraman:
Peter
Hall
Sound:
Michael
McCarthy
Lighting:
Ron
Koplick
Designer:
Paul
Munting
Producer:
John Howard
Davies
Margo:
Penelope
Keith
Barbara:
Felicity
Kendal
Tom:
Richard
Briers
Jerry:
Paul
Eddington
Mr Downs:
George
Cole
Taxi driver:
Steve
Ismay
: World Cup Grandstand
from Argentina featuring Live at 8.35Tunisia v W Germany from the Olympic Stadium, Cordoba
Exclusive coverage of the whole of tonight's Group 2 match - a meeting of David and Goliath. West Germany, the world champions, will be looking for plenty of goals against the Africans, who have reached the final stages of the World Cup for the first time. Commentator DAVID COLEMAN At 10.35
Highlights of tonight's other World Cup matches
Mexico v Poland
(Group 2) from
Rosario Commentator ALAN WEEKS France v Hungary
(Group 1) from Mar del Plata Commentator JOHN MOTSON
And the news from the Scottish team camp on the eve of their final First Round match against Holland.
World Cup Grandstand introduced by Frank Bough
Comment and analysis by Jimmy Hill and the BBC World Cup experts.
Contributors
Commentator:
David
Coleman
Unknown:
Rosario Commentator
Alan
Unknown:
Mar Del
Plata
Commentator:
John
Motson
Introduced By:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Jimmy
Hill
: Saturday Night at the Mill
Live from Pebble MillBob Langley and Tony Lewis invite you to meet their guests with Kenny Ball and his JazzmenDirector ROY NORTON. Producer ROY RONNIS
Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Langley
Unknown:
Tony
Lewis
Unknown:
Roy
Norton.
Producer:
Roy
Ronnis
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