Listings
: Breakfast Time
Introduced today by Nick Ross , Selina ScottToday's regular features include: Breakfast Time's doctor, Richard Smith , and gardening with Don Hoyle. Timetable:
News: 6.30, 7.0, 7.30, 8.0, 8.30 with headlines on every quarter hour with Andrew Harvey
Weather: 6.31, 6.57, 7.27, 7.57, 8.27 Sport at 6.42, 7.18, 8.18
Regional News, weather and traffic at 6.45,7.15, 7.45, 8.15
Review of the Papers and a look ahead to the day at 7.32 and 8.32
The Breakfast Time Doctor between 6.45 and 7.0
Getting Britain Fit between 6.45 and 7.0
Tonight's TV between 7.15 and 7.30 Gardening between 7.30 and 7.45 Your Stars between 8.30 and 8.45
Food and Cooking between 8.45 and 9.0
Breakfast Time Gossip between
7.45 and 8.0
Contributors
Unknown:
Nick
Ross
Unknown:
Selina
Scott
Unknown:
Richard
Smith
Unknown:
Don
Hoyle.
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey
: For Schools, Colleges
9.0 BiologyFrom Conception to Birth
9.25 Better Badminton
3: Defence into Attack
9.52 Look and Read
Fair Ground! 3: Hired hands
10.15 Mathscore Two
7: S for Symmetry
10.38 Exploring Science
Living in the Soil
11.0 Talkabout
The Story of Chen Ping
11.19 Hyn o Fyd. Congl y Casglwr Uil-ddarllediad . This World)
11.40 Going to Work
What's the Choice
12.3 pm 16 Up. Sex Roles OK?
Contributors
Unknown:
Chen
Ping
Unknown:
Casglwr
Uil-Ddarllediad
: News After Noon
Richard Whitmore and FernBritton Weather JIM BACONContributors
Unknown:
Richard
Whitmore
: Regional News
(London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles): King Rollo
A See-Saw programme: Bric-a-Brac
A See-Saw programme: For Schools, Colleges
2.2 Scene. Who are You Looking at? A look at the world of fashion; pop-singer STEVE STRANGE discusses the difference between style and fashion; and the reasons why some people believe that the way you look is at least as important as what you do for a living. Producer CHRIS GILDERSSeries producer ROGER TONGE
2.35 A Good Job with Prospects Commercial Artist
Contributors
Producer:
Roger
Tonge
: The Gun
A series of ten programmes9: Accurate at a Mile
: Embroidery
Ten programmes presented by Jan Beaney. 9: QuiltingContributors
Presented By:
Jan
Beaney.
: Lyn Marshall's Everyday Yoga
15: The Leg OverThe Leg Over is the final movement in the initial routine that stretches and strengthens the centre of the back, the legs, buttocks, and sides of the torso. The movements over the next five days are alternatives.
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer PETER RAMSDEN
Contributors
Director:
Paula
Gilder
Producer:
Peter
Ramsden
: Hong Kong Phooey
The Little Crook Who Wasn't There: Jackanory
Judi DenchMartin Jarvis , William Rushton
The last of three programmes of stories, songs and poems. Today's selection chosen by MARTIN JARVIS.
Music arranged and played by PETER PETTINGER and CHRIS GRADWELL Designer ANDREE WELSTEAD HORNBY Producer ANGELA BEECHING
Director ROGER SINGLETON-TURNER
Contributors
Unknown:
Judi
Dench
Unknown:
Martin
Jarvis
Unknown:
William
Rushton
Played By:
Peter
Pettinger
Played By:
Chris
Gradwell
Designer:
Andree Welstead
Hornby
: Think Again
with Johnny Ball , who looks at All That Glisters ...A lively look at jewellery, from belles with rings on their fingers to rocks and robbers -the men who stole the Crown Jewels.
Also the most valuable collection of jewellery, gold and diamonds ever seen in a television studio.
Written by JOHNNY BALL
Designer JOHN BONE. Director MIKE SEDDON Producer ALBERT BARBER. BBC Bristol
BACK PAGES: 86
Contributors
Unknown:
Johnny
Ball
Written By:
Johnny
Ball
Designer:
John
Bone.
Director:
Mike
Seddon
Producer:
Albert
Barber.
: Grange Hill
A series of 18 programmes Part 8: by DAVID ANGUSRoland decides that he has heard enough jokes about his weight. Meanwhile Julie is doing some research on the staff.
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Angus
Miss Mooney:
Lucinda
Gane
Mrs McClusky:
,gwyneth
Powell
Mr Smart:
Simon
Haywood
Scruffy McGuffy:
Fraser
Cains
Mr Keating:
Robert
Hartley
Mr Hopwood:
Brian
Capron
Mrs Hunt:
June
Page
Mr B rowning:
Mike
Savage
Mrs Browning:
Jo
Kendall
Fay Lucas:
Alison
Bettles
Annette Firman:
Nadia
Chambers
Jimmy Flynn:
Terry
Kinselia
Zammo McGuire:
Lee
MacDonald
Roland Browning:
Erkan
Mustafa
Janet St Clair:
Simone
Nylander
Jonah Jones:
Lee
Sparke
Diane Cooney:
Julie Ann
Steel
Julie Marchant:
Lisa
York
Devised by:
Phil
Redmond
Studio sound:
Jim
Cadman
Designer:
Tony
Burrough
Producer:
Kenny
McBain
Directors CAROL WILKS,:
Alistair
Clark
: Regional news magazines
Look East, Look NorthLook North West, Midlands Today South East at Six, Points West
South Today, Spotlight South West and at 6.22
Nationwide
At 6.45 Sportswide with Desmond Lynam
(Regional details as Monday)
Contributors
Unknown:
Desmond
Lynam
: The Junior Superstars
Townsend Thoresen ChallengePresented by Ron Pickering, David Vine
We now move to Worthing for the first programme in the new Superstars series -eight regional heats have produced nine qualifiers for The Junior Superstars Final
Andrew Ashurst: English Schools International and County Champion pole-vaulter from Cheshire.
Martin Bell: now Britain's most promising downhill skier, living at RAF Leeming, Yorkshire.
Eddie Enwright: Cheshire school-boys soccer star from Warrington.
Simon Honey: a 1500m athlete who also swims, rides and shoots, living in Glastonbury.
Jim Lewis: a London schools pole-vault champion afraid of heights.
Paul Lewis: second appearance in Junior Superstars. A judo international living in Milford Haven.
Malachy McHugh: from Belfast. Plays Gaelic football and hurling. Ambition to be a racing journalist.
Stuart McKay: five times Scottish wrestling champion, from Denny.
Julian Swain: county rugby player living in Birmingham.
Produced in association with Trans World International and Candid Productions Inc.
Contributors
Presenter:
Ron
Pickering
Presenter:
David
Vine
Contestant:
Andrew
Ashurst
Contestant:
Martin
Bell
Contestant:
Eddie
Enwright
Contestant:
Simon
Honey
Contestant:
Jim
Lewis
Contestant:
Paul
Lewis
Contestant:
Malachy
McHugh
Contestant:
Stuart
McKay
Contestant:
Julian
Swain
Engineering Manager:
John
Livingstone
Engineering Manager:
Ernie
Knight
Assistant Producer:
David
Ross
Director:
David
Pickthall
TV Production:
Peter Hylton
Cleaver
: The Fourth Arm
A series in 12 episodes starring with Episode 4 written by ALFRED SHAUGNESSYThe training of the team commences. They begin to emerge as individuals.
Series devised by GERARD GLAISTER and JOHN BRASON Film cameraman GODFREY JOHNSON Studio lighting ALAN HENDERSON Designer TIM DANN
Producer GERARD GLAISTER Director NICHOLAS RENTON
Contributors
Written By:
Alfred
Shaugnessy
Unknown:
Gerard
Glaister
Unknown:
John
Brason
Unknown:
Godfrey
Johnson
Unknown:
Alan
Henderson
Designer:
Tim
Dann
Producer:
Gerard
Glaister
Director:
Nicholas
Renton
Major Gallagher:
Paul
Shelley
Lt-Col Squires:
Neil
Stacy
Portales (Rossignol):
Eve
Adam
Birkett (Hirondelle):
Angela
Cheyne
Solange (Chardonneret):
Susan
Kyd
Ellen (Merle):
Carole
Nimmons
Wilson (Corbeau):
Stuart
Blake
Lovell (Hibou):
Rob
Edwards
Macklin (Choucas):
Dean
Harris
Cameron (Grive):
Michael
MacKenzie
Macaulay (Mesange):
Robert
Swales
Moffatt (Miff):
Leonard
Fenton
Sgt Major Gidney:
Edward
Peel
Captain Benchtey:
Alec
Sabin
Lamboit (Ferdy):
Roy
Boyd
PT Instructor:
Terry
Forrestal«
First Land Army girl:
Maureen
O'Farrell
Second Land Army girl:
Isabel
Lansdale
: Points of View
Barry Took with your comments in the programme you help to write.Producer YVONNE REWETT
Please send letters to Barry Took , BBC Television Centre, London W12 8QT
Contributors
Unknown:
Barry
Took
Producer:
Yvonne
Rewett
Unknown:
Barry
Took
: Nine O'Clock News
with Michael Buerk and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weekend Weather ANNE purvisContributors
Unknown:
Michael
Buerk
: Cagney and Lacey
Two disarming young women-New York cops - who demonstrate that in the fight against crime the female of the species can be as deadly as the male. A film series starring and with and One of Our OwnThe murder of Joe Minelli , a respected and popular colleague, has everyone in the Police Department working at full stretch in the intensive hunt for a cop killer. But Lacey's long hours of extra duty place a strain on her family.
Contributors
Unknown:
Joe
Minelli
Chris Cagney:
Sharon
Gless
Mary Beth Lacey:
Tyne
Daly
Lieutenant Samuels:
Al
Waxman
Detective Petrie:
Carl
Lumbly
Harvey:
John
Karlen
: Turns
In the first of six programmes, Jimmy Perry recalls the days when Lily Morris , Billy Cotton and his Band, Wilson, Keppel and Betty, Harry Tate and many other great turns were filling the variety theatres of the 1930s and 40s.Recorded at the Television Theatre. London Written by JIMMY PERRY Producer DONALD SAYER
Contributors
Unknown:
Jimmy
Perry
Unknown:
Lily
Morris
Unknown:
Billy
Cotton
Unknown:
Harry
Tate
Written By:
Jimmy
Perry
Producer:
Donald
Sayer
: The Late Film: The 7th Dawn
starring William Holden Susannah York Capucine with Tetsuro Tamba Malaya 1945. The Japanese have surrendered but the guerrillas in their jungle hideouts have another enemy now-the British. In this action-packed drama of terrorism, love and divided loyalties, rubber-planter Ferris and his mistress find themselves distrusted by the British because of a longstanding friendship with a terrorist leader.Screenplay by KARL TUNBERG
Based on the novel The Durion Tree by MICHAEL KEON
Directed by LEWIS GILBERT Films: page 15
Contributors
Unknown:
William
Holden
Unknown:
Susannah
York
Play By:
Karl
Tunberg
Unknown:
Michael
Keon
Directed By:
Lewis
Gilbert
Ferris:
William
Holden
Candace:
Susannah
York
Dhana:
Capucine
NG:
Tetsuro
Tamba
Trumpey:
Michael
Goodliffe
Cavendish:
Allan
Cuthbertson
Tarlton:
Maurice
Denham
CPO:
Sydney
Tafler
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