Listings
: CeefaxAM
: Breakfast Time
with Frank Bough and Debbie Greenwood Including this morning:Paul McDowell reports from Edinburgh, where athletes have gathered for the spectacular opening ceremony of the 13th
Commonwealth Games.
Plus Zoe Brown has her latest report; and Richard Smith answers your questions on medical problems.
Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Debbie
Greenwood
Unknown:
Paul
McDowell
Unknown:
Zoe
Brown
Unknown:
Richard
Smith
: Play School
Presenter Jane Hardy GuestsSimon Davies , Johnny Ball Story: Just Rolling Along by CHRIS GALER
Contributors
Presenter:
Jane
Hardy
Unknown:
Simon
Davies
Unknown:
Johnny
Ball
Unknown:
Chris
Galer
: Cricket: First Test
The Cornhill Insurance Test SeriesEngland v New Zealand from Lord's. First day
New Zealand won their first
Test in England in 1983, and nine members of that team are back with the intention of repeating their historic victory.
England, rebuilding their team, will need no reminders that India have already achieved the same ambition. PETER WEST introduces the opening overs.
0 FEATURE: page 21
Contributors
Introduces:
Peter
West
: News After Noon
with Moira StuartNews Headlines with subtitles
Contributors
Unknown:
Moira
Stuart
: Little Misses and the Mister Men
A See-Saw programme Little Miss Splendid Mister JellyProduced and directed by TREVOR BOND and TERRY WARD (R)
Contributors
Directed By:
Trevor
Bond
Directed By:
Terry
Ward
: Cricket: First Test
The Cornhill Insurance Test SeriesEngland v New Zealand
: Laurel and Hardy
get bitten by the outdoor life in Country Buzzin (R): Dastardly and Muttley: Ceiling Zero-Zero
(Repeat): Wacky Races
The Great Cold Rush Race (R): Duncan Dares
ClimberOn only his third climb,
Peter Duncan tries the Old
Man of Stoer. Over 40 metres high, it's shorter than its famous cousin at Hoy, and getting to it involves an icy swim across a channel.
With Everest mountaineer Doug Scott as his guide,
Peter climbs up one of the most difficult and beautiful rocks in Britain that only
20 years ago was considered unclimbable.
Film editor TERRY GABELL Producer ROB BENFIELD (R) * CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Duncan
Unknown:
Doug
Scott
Editor:
Terry
Gabell
: Six O'Clock News
with Sue Lawley and Frances Coverdale followed by Weather NewsContributors
Unknown:
Frances
Coverdale
: XIII Commonwealth Games: The Opening Ceremony
In the presence of HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghThe BBC welcomes you to the XIII Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh.
For the first time the BBC has produced a 45-minute display as part of the pomp and formality of the Opening Ceremony. It is a display that celebrates Spirit of Youth, symbolised by the 6,500 schoolchildren who promise to make this an entertainment to remember. In song and dance, specially commissioned for the occasion, they bring you a display that is both Scottish in flavour and international. From contemporary dance routines to the strains of a modern orchestra, and the very finest in Scottish
Highland dancing to massed Pipes and drums, to country dancing with a fiddle band led by Yehudi Menuhin.
Following this display is the arrival of the teams of the Commonwealth nations competing in the Games, before The Queen's Message is run into Meadowbank Stadium to be read by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, who will then declare the XIII Commonwealth Games open.
In order of appearance:
THE CHILDREN OF SCOTLAND
NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES.
BRITISH COMMONWEALTH
ROYAL MARINES FREEFALL PARACHUTE TEAM with SIMON WARD and JACKIE SMITH
SCOTTISH POLICE PIPE BANDS
THE SCOTTISH HIGHLAND DANCERS
YEHUDI MENUHIN
THE SCOTTISH FIDDLE BAND
THE ROYAL SCOTTISH COUNTRY DANCE SOCIETY
THE ROYAL SCOTTISH PIPE BAND ASSOCIATION with MASSED PIPES AND DRUMS
THE ATHLETES OF THE COMMONWEALTH
THE BANDS OF SCOTTISH REGIMENTS
THE 1ST BATTALION THE BLACK WATCH
Commentator David Coleman
The Commonwealth Games Choir and Orchestra: Musical director JOHN COLEMAN
Choreography LUD ROMANO
Costume designer LINDA MARTIN
Visual effects STUART BRISDON
Senior production manager FIONA B. MCTAVISH
Technical coordinator ALAN WOOLFORD
Sound HUGH BARKER, BARRIE HAWES
Associate producer BOB WILD
Designer GARRY FREEMAN
Produced and directed by STEWART MORRIS
Commonwealth Games Special on Ceefax page 350
0 FEATURE: page 98 and INFO: page 95
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Contributors
Unknown:
Yehudi
Menuhin.
Unknown:
Simon
Ward
Unknown:
Jackie
Smith
Commentator:
David
Coleman
Director:
John
Coleman
Unknown:
Lud
Romano
Designer:
Unda
Martin
Unknown:
Stuart
Brisdon
Unknown:
Fiona B.
McTavish
Unknown:
Alan
Woolford
Unknown:
Hugh
Barker.
Unknown:
Barrie
Hawes
Producer:
Bob
Wild
Designer:
Garry
Freeman
Directed By:
Stewart
Morris
: Nine O'Clock News
John Humphrys and Andrew Harvey present the day's news with BBC teams at home and abroad Regional News Weather NewsContributors
Unknown:
John
Humphrys
Unknown:
Andrew
Harvey
: EastEnders
by Jack Lewis.'I'm scared Gran....'
EastEnders line: Bristol [number removed], Cambridge [number removed], Carlisle [number removed], Liverpool [number removed], London [number removed],
Manchester [number removed], Middlesbrough [number removed], Newcastle upon Tyne [number removed], Preston [number removed], Southampton [number removed]
BBC records: LP - EastEnders Singalong REH/ZCR 586; Single - EastEnders theme RESL 160
(Ceefax Subtitles)
Contributors
Writer:
Jack
Lewis
: Dirty Harry
starringClint Eastwood Harry Guardino
Eastwood is Inspector Harry Callahan, a cop who gets all the tough or dirty jobs nobody else wants and pursues them with ruthless determination. When a sniper kills a young girl and holds the city of San Francisco to ransom, Harry is assigned to the case with a newcomer to the force. Together they track the young psychopath, but the case becomes more complicated and dangerous than even Harry bargains for....
Screenplay by HARRY JULIAN FINK R M FINK and DEAN RIESNER Produced and directed by DON SIEGEL
* FILMS: page 28
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Contributors
Unknown:
Clint
Eastwood
Unknown:
Harry
Guardino
Unknown:
Harry Julian
Fink
Unknown:
R M
Fink
Unknown:
Dean
Riesner
Directed By:
Don
Siegel
Harry Callahan:
Clint
Eastwood
Lt Bressier:
Harry
Guardino
Chico:
Reni
Santoni
Killer:
Andy
Robinson
Chief:
John
Larch
DeGeorgio:
John
Mitchum
Mrs Russell:
Mae
Mercer
Norma:
Lyn
Edgington
Bus driver:
Ruth
Kobart
Mr Jaffe:
Woodrow
Parfrey
RothkO:
Josef
Sommer
Bannerman:
William
Patterson
Liquor proprietor:
James
Nolan
Sid Kleinman:
Maurice S.
Argent
Miss Willis:
Jo
de Winter
Sgt Reineke:
Craig G
Kelly
Mayor:
John
Vernon
: Rhoda
starringIda the Elf
Pint-sized Ida once again demonstrates an almost pixie-like ability to pop up at awkward moments.
Written by EVERETT GREENBAUM and JIM FRITZELL
Directed by LARRY GELBART
Contributors
Written By:
Everett
Greenbaum
Unknown:
Jim
Fritzell
Directed By:
Larry
Gelbart
Rhoda:
Valerie
Harper
Joe:
David
Groh
Brenda:
Julie
Kavner
Ida:
Nancy
Walker
Myrna:
Barbara
Sharma
Mickey:
Frank
Campanella
Carlton's voice:
Lorenzo
Music
: Weather
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