Listings
: Open University
6.45 The Widowing of Mrs Holroyd7.10 Whales and Whaling
7.35 Prey for the Predator
8.0 The Handicapped: Working Together
Contributors
Unknown:
Mrs
Holroyd
: The Saturday Picture Show
with Mark Curry and Maggie PhilbinKeith Chegwin brings his roadshow into the control room, top photographer Terence Donovan chooses the winners of this year's Summer Snaps competition, and a special film report from behind the scenes at the Torvill and Dean ice spectacular.
Mark says 'Maggie and I will be getting all steamed up at the Beamish Open Air Museum.'
BBC Manchester
Contributors
Presenter:
Mark
Curry
Presenter:
Maggie
Philbin
Presenter:
Keith
Chegwin
Guest:
Terence
Donovan
Producer:
Tony
Harrison
Editor:
David
Brown
: Grandstand
see panel including at12.50 News Summary
Weather News IAN MCCASKILL
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
: The Tripods
A science-fiction adventure by John Christopher adapted in 12 episodes by Christopher Penfold1: The year is AD 2090 and the Tripods have ruled earth for over 100 years achieving successful domination of mankind through the implantation of the 'cap' in the scalp of every human attaining the age of 16. But Will Parker and his cousin Henry have travelled from England with their French companion 'Beanpole' to escape capping and have joined the Free Men in their hide-out in the Swiss mountains. Now they must devise a plan to overthrow the Tripods and rid mankind of their evil domination....
BACK PAGES: 86
(Ceefax Subtitles)
Contributors
Author:
John
Christopher
Adapted by:
Christopher
Penfold
Music:
Ken
Freeman
OB Lighting:
John
King
OB Sound:
Alan
Taylor
Designer:
Martin
Collins
Producer:
Richard
Bates
Director:
Christopher
Barry
Will Parker:
John
Shackley
Henry Parker:
Jim
Baker
Beanpole:
Ceri
Seel
Fritz:
Robin
Hayter
Julius:
Richard
Wordsworth
Professor Bernstein:
Edward
Kelsey
Pierre:
Andrew
Kimpton
Anne:
Alisa
Bosschaert
Schenker:
Peter
Forbes-Robertson
Kieran:
Michael
O'Hagan
Krull:
Jeffrey
Perry
Rud:
Robert
Boyd
Kurt:
Colin
Dunn
Brigitte:
Karen
Seacombe
Brigitte's mother:
Magda
Miller
Village elder:
Dennis
Edwards
Carlo:
Robert Craig
Morgan
Dulcima player:
Sue
Harris
: Terry and June
by JOHN KANETwelve programmes starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield
Studio lighting ALAN JEFFERY Studio sound TONY PHILPOT Designer DONAL WOODS
Directed by MARTIN SHARDLOW Produced by ROBIN NASH
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Kane
Unknown:
Terry
Scott
Unknown:
Alan
Jeffery
Unknown:
Philpot Designer
Donal
Directed By:
Martin
Shardlow
Produced By:
Robin
Nash
Sir Dennis Hodge:
Reginald
Marsh
Malcolm:
John
Quayle
Beattie:
Rosemary
Frankau
Potter:
Barry
Woolgar
Bowler:
Michael
Redfern
: The Noel Edmonds Late Late Breakfast Show
starring Noel Edmonds with Mike SmithIn the first of a new series
Noel returns with an action-packed edition featuring comedy, pop music and excitement. This includes some of your favourite items together with some brand new features.
The Hit Squad has been at work during the summer and promises a few surprises for unsuspecting viewers.
Nominations for the 'Golden Egg Awards' have been rolling in and the outside broadcast cameras will be flying high when a member of the public has a chance to Give it a Whirl.
Sound DAVID THOMPSON
Lighting BERT POSTLETHWAITE Designer JANET BUDDEN
Production MICHAEL HURLL
Contributors
Unknown:
Noel
Edmonds
Unknown:
Mike
Smith
Unknown:
Bert
Postlethwaite
Designer:
Janet
Budden
Unknown:
Michael
Hurll
: Bob's Full House
starring Bob Monkhouse How many eggs does a peacock lay? True or false - three parson's noses were once found on one turkey? Are gorillas vegetarian? Answer these and other questions to light the four comers, complete the middle line and go for the Full House.Bob Monkhouse hosts a series of 16 comedy quiz shows based on general knowledge. Four contestants pit their wits in a fast-moving and exciting game for a chance to win glittering prizes and an opportunity to go on a golden holiday.
Game devised by TERRY MARDELL and DAVID MOORE Sound MICHAEL MCCARTHY Lighting PETER WESSON
Designer GRENVILLE HORNER Director TONY NEWMAN Producer JOHN BISHOP
Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Monkhouse
Unknown:
Bob
Monkhouse
Unknown:
Terry
Mardell
Unknown:
David
Moore
Unknown:
Michael
McCarthy
Designer:
Grenville
Horner
Director:
Tony
Newman
Producer:
John
Bishop
: Juliet Bravo
The first of 16 episodes starring1: Hostage to Fortune by DON WEBB
Kate wonders why her bank manager rings her with such an odd message; why a milkman disappears; and why PC Sparks goes missing. When she has the answer it spells - danger.
Series created by IAN KENNEDY MARTIN
Script editor JOAN CLARK Designer CHRIS HULL
Producer GERAlNT MORRIS Director ANDREW MORGAN
* FEATURE: page 9
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Don
Webb
Editor:
Joan
Clark
Designer:
Chris
Hull
Producer:
Geralnt
Morris
Director:
Andrew
Morgan
Insp Kate Longton:
Anna
Carteret
Sgt Joseph Beck:
David
Ellison
Sgt George Parrish:
Noel
Collins
PC Danny Sparks:
Mark
Botham
PC Brian Kelleher:
C J
Allen
Det Chief Insp Perrin:
Edward
Peel
Det Sgt Maltby:
Sebastian
Abineri
W/Det Sgt Donnelly:
Angela
Lavers
Hugo Venner:
Simon
Williams
Da vid Ryan:
Paul
Chapman
Alice Ryan:
Carolyn
Pickles
Moll Kelly:
Tony
Guilfoyle
Taylor:
John
Challis
Bold:
Joseph
Marcell
Billy Dodds:
Collin
Johnson
Armourer:
Rodney
Litchfield
John Chadwick:
Graham
Howes
: The Paul Daniels Magic Show
In the first of ten programmes Paul Daniels inaugurates his travelling magic show and arrives at Longleat to perform magic fit for a stately home in the presence of the Marquess of Bath and, from Antiques Roadshow, Hilary Kay. He also introduces the remarkable skills of his studio guests.From the USA: Jim Mather , catching arrows out of the air with his bare hand.
From Cuba: Doris and Mario with their elegant balancing skills.
Featuring DEBBIE MCGEE Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Technical consultant GIL LEANEY. Sound MALCOLM JOHNSON Lighting BILL MILLAR
Designer MARTIN COLLINS DAVID TAYLOR
Produced by JOHN FISHER
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Daniels
Unknown:
Hilary
Kay.
Unknown:
Jim
Mather
Unknown:
Debbie
McGee
Unknown:
Gil
Leaney.
Unknown:
Malcolm
Johnson
Designer:
Martin
Collins
Designer:
David
Taylor
Produced By:
John
Fisher
: Fort Apache, the Bronx
starringPaul Newman
Ken Wahl Ed Asner
Nicknamed Fort
Apache, New York's
41st precinct station is situated in the violent and deserted South Bronx, a 40-block area of burned-out buildings, demolished tenements and rampant crime.
Paul Newman is Patrolman Murphy, a tough and experienced cop who, with his young partner Corelli, faces a variety of dangers on their daily beat. When a hardline commander is assigned to the precinct his by-the-book approach brings a whole new series of problems to the officers of the 41st....
Screenplay by HEYWOOD GOULD Produced by MARTIN RICHARDS and TOM FIORELLO
Directed by DANIEL PETRIE
(First showing on British television)
0 FILMS: page 18
Contributors
Unknown:
Paul
Newman
Unknown:
Ken
Wahl
Unknown:
Paul
Newman
Unknown:
Heywood
Gould
Produced By:
Martin
Richards
Produced By:
Tom
Fiorello
Directed By:
Daniel
Petrie
Murphy:
Paul
Newman
Connolly:
Ed
Asner
Corelli:
Ken
Wahl
Morgan:
Danny
Aiello
Isabella:
Rachel
Ticotin
Charlotte:
Pam
Grier
Theresa:
Kathleen
Beller
Jumper/detective:
Tito
Goya
Hernando:
Miguel
Pinero
Jose:
Jaime
Tirelli
Track star:
Lance William
Guecia
: International Athletics
from RomeIntroduced by David Icke
Further coverage of tonight's Grand Prix Final featuring a host of the world's top-class athletes.
Commentators
DAVID COLEMAN , RON PICKERING
STUARTSTOREY. BRENDAN FOSTER Television presentation RAI
Contributors
Introduced By:
David
Icke
Unknown:
David
Coleman
Unknown:
Ron
Pickering
: Weather
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