Listings
: Olympic Breakfast Time
Frank Bough introduces your breakfast-time look at the overnight action. Gold medals won include: SwimmingMen's 100m Butterfly
Women's 200m Freestyle
Men's 400m Individual Medley Women's 200m Breaststroke Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Cycling: 1 km Time Trial
Shooting: Small bore Rifle Prone
Weightlifting: Bantamweight Division Plus action from boxing, gymnastics and three-day eventing.
Olympic Action Summary with David Icke at 7.5, 8.5, 8.50
(For regular features see Monday)
Contributors
Introduces:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
David
Icke
: Olympic Grandstand
Introduced by Bob WilsonExtended coverage of the overnight action from Los Angeles featuring
Gymnastics: is there another Olga Korbut or Nadia Comaneci hiding in the wings? Coverage of the women's compulsory exercises from the Pauley Pavilion gives us our first clue. RON PICKERING reports.
Weightlifting Final
The Bantamweight division medals were decided overnight and DAVID VINE describes the action.
Boxing: more preliminary bouts from the Los Angeles Sports Centre. HARRY CARPENTER reports.
Plus gold medal-winning performances from the swimming, shooting and cycling events.
Contributors
Introduced By:
Bob
Wilson
Unknown:
Olga
Korbut
Unknown:
Ron
Pickering
Unknown:
Harry
Carpenter
: Cricket: Fourth Test
The Cornhill Insurance Test SeriesEngland v West Indies from Old Trafford Fifth day
PETER WEST introduces coverage of this morning's play. Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD , JIM LAKER
TED DEXTER , TOM GRAVENEY
Television presentation BILL TAYLOR , MIKE ADLEY
Executive producer NICK HUNTER
Contributors
Unknown:
Richie
Benaud
Unknown:
Jim
Laker
Unknown:
Ted
Dexter
Unknown:
Bill
Taylor
Unknown:
Mike
Adley
Producer:
Nick
Hunter
: News After Noon
with Richard Whitmore and Frances Coverdale Weather IAN MCCASKILLContributors
Unknown:
Richard
Whitmore
Unknown:
Frances
Coverdale
Unknown:
Weather Ian
McCaskill
: Regional News
(London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles): Olympic Report
Introduced by David Icke XXIII Olympic GamesA regular lunch-time check on all the important action, results and news from yesterday's events in Los Angeles.
Olympic news and reports on Ceefax page 141
Contributors
Introduced By:
David
Icke
: Bagpuss
A See-Saw programme by PETER FIRMIN and OLIVER POSTGATE Bagpuss, an old cloth cat, lives with his friends in the window of Emily's shop ... where anything can happen.Music by SANDRA KERR and JOHN FAULKNER
Contributors
Programme By:
Peter
Firmin
Programme By:
Oliver
Postgate
Music By:
Sandra
Kerr
Music By:
John
Faulkner
: Cricket: Fourth Test
The Cornhill Insurance Test SeriesEngland v West Indies from Old Trafford
PETER WEST introduces further coverage of this afternoon's play.
Video, Botham's Ashes (BBCV/B 5015) from retailers, see Ceefax page 183 for video-cassette information, or ring Teledata [number removed]
: Play School: It's Tuesday
Stately Spanish galleon coming from the isthmus,Dipping through the tropics by the palm-green shores
Presenter Brian Jameson Guest Sheelagh Gilbey
Story: Jonah and the Manly Ferry Written and illustrated by PETER GOULDTHORPE
Contributors
Presenter:
Brian
Jameson
Presenter:
Guest Sheelagh
Gilbey
Illustrated By:
Peter
Gouldthorpe
: Battle of the Planets
The Sea DragonThe evil Zoltar threatens the water planet Aquatica with a monster sea dragon until G-Force speed through outer-space to the attack.
*Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
: The Red Hand Gang
A series of seven programmes 2: Monkey BusinessThe gang has discovered a plot to train a chimpanzee to steal a valuable carving. But Doc has had to hide. Will the crooks find him?
Executive producers William p. D'ANGELO HARVEY BULLOCK , RAY ALLEN
Contributors
Producers:
William P.
D'Angelo
Producers:
Harvey
Bullock
Producers:
Ray
Allen
Frankie:
Matthew
Laborteaux
J R:
J R
Miller
Joanne:
Jolie
Newman
Li'l Bill:
Johnny
Brogna
Doc:
James
Bond Iii
: Regional Magazines
(For regional details see Monday): Olympic Grandstand
Introduced by Desmond Lynam First ActionReports on today's events featuring swimming heats, cycling, men's gymnastics, rowing heats plus Overnight Action
The swimming finals, including the women's 200m freestyle and men s 400m individual medley, dressage, modern pentathlon, boxing, cycling, weightlifting, gymnastics and hockey.
Contributors
Introduced By:
Desmond
Lynam
: The Tuesday Film: Carry On Doctor
starringFrancis Bigger , a notorious charlatan who tours the country lecturing on the subject of mind over matter, slips off the platform in the middle of his performance and ends up in hospital under the care of Dr Tinkle. The hospital is about to enter a period of total chaos.....
The regular Carry On team is joined by Frankie Howerd as the fraudulent Francis in this 'bedpanorama ofhospital life'.
Screenplay by TALBOT ROTHWELL Produced by PETER ROGERS Directed by GERALD THOMAS Films: page 14
Contributors
Unknown:
Francis
Bigger
Unknown:
Frankie
Howerd
Play By:
Talbot
Rothwell
Produced By:
Peter
Rogers
Directed By:
Gerald
Thomas
Francis Bigger:
Frankie
Howerd
Charles Roper:
Sidney
James
Dr Tinkle:
Kenneth
Williams
Mr Barron:
Charles
Hawtrey
Dr Kilmore:
Jim
Dale
Sandra May:
Barbara
Windsor
Chloe Gibson:
Joan
Sims
Matron:
Hattie
Jacques
Nurse Clarke:
Anita
Harris
Ken Biddle:
Bernard
Bresslaw
Mr Smith:
Peter
Butterworth
Sister Hoggett:
June
Jago
: Nine O'Clock News
with the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman: Play for Today: The Cry
by DEREK MAHON and CHRIS MENAUL from a story by JOHN MONTAGUEUlster 1959. A young journalist visiting his quiet hometown is awakened by a scream in the night. He catches sight of a youth being beaten up and dragged away. When he investigates, witnesses seem to melt away, and life-long friends reveal a sinister indifference. Or is it fear?
Lighting designer bill MILLAR Designer JOHN ARMSTRONG Director CHRIS MENAUL Producer chris PARR
Executive producer ANDRÉE MOLYNEUX
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
Contributors
Unknown:
Derek
Mahon
Unknown:
Chris
Menaul
Story By:
John
Montague
Designer:
Bill
Millar
Designer:
John
Armstrong
Director:
Chris
Menaul
Peter Douglas:
Adrian
Dunbar
Mr Douglas:
Michael
Duffy
Mrs Douglas:
Doreen
Keogh
Joe Doom:
Peter
Quigley
Michael Ferguson:
Breffni
McKenna
Shevaun:
Carol
Scanlan
'B' Special Sergeant:
Derek
Lord
'B' Specials:
David
Huntley
'B' Specials:
Trevor
Moore
Concannon:
Rio
Fanning
Shop customer:
Maureen
Dow
George Harbinson:
John
Keegan
Carney:
Michael
Gormley
Mrs Ferguson:
Stella
McCusker
Priest:
Oliver
Maguire
RUC Constable:
Anthony
Frew
RUC Sergeant:
Dick
Holland
RUC District Inspector:
Denys
Hawthorne
Mr Ferguson:
Birdy
Sweeney
Young girls:
Aine
Gorman
Young girls:
Laura
Gorman
: * am Olympic Grandstand
featuring the best of tonight's live action in Los Angeles on day three of the Olympic Games.Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Swimming Finals
Five more gold medals are decided in the open-air Olympic Pool at the University of Southern California, where ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND are your commentators.
Women's 400m Freestyle
JUNE CROFT'S third event of the Games.
World record: T. Wickham (Aus) 4:06.28 1978
Olympic Champion and record holder: I. Diers (GDR) 4:08.76 1980
Men's 100m Freestyle
Who is the fastest swimmer at the Games? The Americans will be hoping to resume their domination of a title they have won 11 times through names like Johnny Weismuller and Mark Spitz.
World record: R. Gaines (USA) 49.36 1981 Olympic record: J. Montgomery (USA) 49.99 1976
Olympic Champion: J. Woithe (GDR)
Women's 100m Backstroke
World and Olympic record holder and Olympic Champion: R. Reinisch (GDR)
1:00.86 1980
Men's 200m Backstroke
World record: R. Carey (USA) 1:58.86 1984 Olympic record: J. Naber (USA) 1: 59.19 1976 Olympic Champion: S. Wladar (Hun)
Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay JUNE CROFT, and team-mates NICOLA FIBBENS , ANNABELLE CRIPPS and DEBRA GORE carry British hopes.
World and Olympic record holders and Olympic Champions: GDR 3:42.71 1980
Boxing
The action continues in the early rounds of competition. Britain's team of eight Englishmen, three Scots and one Welshman are aiming for our first gold medal since Chris Finnegan won in Mexico in 1968. HARRY CARPENTER commentates.
Cycling
Today's action from the Velodrome includes the first rounds of the Sprint; Individual Pursuit Quarter-finals; and Points Race qualifying.
Action - news - results from tonight's other events, including modern pentathlon with swimming the third of the five events; rowing; basketball; gymnastics; shooting and volleyball. Commentators
BARRY DAVIES , NIGEL STARMER-SMITH GERALD SINSTADT and DAVID VINE including at
11.30* News Headlines; Weather
Contributors
Introduced By:
Desmond
Lynam
Unknown:
T.
Wickham
Unknown:
I.
Diers
Unknown:
Johnny
Weismuller
Unknown:
Mark
Spitz.
Unknown:
R.
Gaines
Unknown:
J.
Montgomery
Unknown:
R.
Reinisch
Unknown:
R.
Carey
Unknown:
Nicola
Fibbens
Unknown:
Annabelle
Cripps
Unknown:
Debra
Gore
Unknown:
Chris
Finnegan
Unknown:
Harry
Carpenter
Unknown:
Barry
Davies
Unknown:
Nigel
Starmer-Smith
Unknown:
Gerald
Sinstadt
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