Presenters
°en Thomas, Carol Chell Story: What is That Noise? °y MICHELE LEMIEUX
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Percussion WILL HILL Woodwind PHIL TODD y'rector fay woolf
Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Carol
Chell
Unknown:
Michele
Lemieux
Director:
Jonathan
Cohen
Unknown:
Woodwind Phil
Todd
Editor:
Cynthia
Felgate
Narrated by Robert Winston
Two weeks ago Donald House felt unwell; his doctor diagnosed pneumonia. Although he has had antibiotics and stopped smoking his usual 30 cigarettes a day he isn't any better. The X-ray shows a persistent shadow on his left lung.
Producer HENRY CAMPION
Series editor DAVID PATERSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Winston
Producer:
Henry
Campion
Series Editor:
David
Paterson
with Pattie Coldwell and Eamonn Holmes
Your chance to talk back to the programme makers with your comments and gripes on last night's TV.
Open Air number: [number removed]including at
It's goodbye to Cambridge, and the quiz, Roadshow Relay reaches its weekly final while Debbie Greenwood goes out and about' to meet the people and see the sights of the city. Series producer STEVE WEDDLE BBC Pebble Mill
Shane decides to move in with Max. Julie meets someone who will affect her relationship with Philip.
(For cast see page 46. Shown again on Monday at 10.5 am)
starring in Honey by CARLA LANE Designer
ERIC WALMSLEY
Produced by DOUGLAS ARGENT (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Carla
Lane
Unknown:
Eric
Walmsley
Produced By:
Douglas
Argent
Sandra:
Nerys
Hughes
Carol:
Elizabeth
Estensen
as Mrs Hutchinson:
Mollie
Sugden
Paul:
John
Nettles
Lucian:
Michael
Angelis
Old man:
Joseph
Berry
starring
Catharsis Karen sets a trap for her husband's killers, but is she playing too deadly a game?
Written by DORAN WILLIAM CANNON Directed by ALEX SINGER
Contributors
Unknown:
Catharsis
Karen
Written By:
Doran William
Cannon
Directed By:
Alex
Singer
as Valene Ewing:
Joan Van
Ark
Gary:
Ted
Shackelford
Karen:
Michele
Lee
Mack:
Kevin
Dobson
Abby:
Donna
Mills
Richard:
John
Pleshette
as Laura Avery:
Constance
McCashin
Kenny:
James
Houghton
Ginger:
Kim
Lankford
as Wayne Harkness:
Harry
Northup
Hosted by Emlyn Hughes A family quiz played as a strategic board game with moves dependent on correct answers to questions put oy Dr Sue Kingsman.
Director JEREMY MILLS
Producer HENRY MURRAY
Contributors
Unknown:
Emlyn
Hughes
Unknown:
Dr Sue
Kingsman.
Producer:
Henry
Murray
by KENNETH GRAHAME
Read by Bernard Cribbins for Jackanory. Part 3
{lustrations MICHAEL BRAGG Signer MARY GREAVES
Producer ANGELA BEECHING Director CHRISTINE SECOMBE
Contributors
Unknown:
Kenneth
Grahame
Read By:
Bernard
Cribbins
Unknown:
Michael
Bragg
Unknown:
Signer Mary
Greaves
Producer:
Angela
Beeching
Director:
Christine
Secombe
Presenter:
Mike
Smith
Panellist:
Amma
Asante
Panellist:
Lee
MacDonald
Panellist:
Ricky
Simmonds
Panellist:
Melissa
Wilks
Guest:
Floella
Benjamin
Designer:
Richard
McManan-Smith
Director:
Jeremy
Swan
This week John Craven reports from Austria on Living in Limbo
Twenty miles south of the Austrian capital, Vienna, lies the Traiskirchen refugee camp, the oldest and largest in Europe. Fifteen hundred People, including 250 children, from the communist countries of eastern Europe live there. Many have done so for over two years. John discovers why they came and how they are facing up to their uncertain future. producer NICK HEATHCOTE Witor ERIC ROWAN
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Contributors
Unknown:
John
Craven
Producer:
Nick
Heathcote
Producer:
Witor Eric
Rowan
A series of 24 programmes Episode 14 by MARGARET SIMPSON
Ziggy climbs the highest building in the school, or does he? and Sorrel as Harriet Sorrel supplied by JANIMALS Devised by PHIL REDMOND
Script editors ANTHONY MINGHELLA LEIGH JACKSON
Production associate DAVID LEONARD Producer RONALD SMEDLEY Director DAVID BELL
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Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret
Simpson
Unknown:
Harriet
Sorrel
Editors:
Anthony
Minghella
Editors:
Leigh
Jackson
Unknown:
David
Leonard
Producer:
Ronald
Smedley
Director:
David
Bell
Mrs McClusky:
Gwyneth
Powell
Mr Bronson:
Michael
Sheard
Mrs Reagan:
Lucinda
Curtis
Mr Kennedy:
Jeffery
Kissoon
Miss Booth:
Karen
Ford
Mr Mackenzie:
Nicholas
Donnelly
Mrs Kendall:
Jo Manning
Wilson
Mr SCOtt:
Aran
Bell
Steven Banks:
Tim
Polley
Julie Marchant:
Lisa
York
Cheryl Webb:
Amma
Asante
Fay Lucas:
Alison
Bettles
Jackie Wright:
Melissa
Wilks
Zammo:
Lee
MacDonald
Roland:
Erkan
Mustafa
Fred:
Simon
Vaughan
Danny:
Jonathan
Lambeth
Louise:
Auson
McLaughlin
Laura:
Fiona
Lee-Fraser
Julia Glover:
Sara
McGlasson
Ziggy:
George
Christopher
Robbie Wright:
John
Alford
Vince Savage:
Steve
West
Trevor:
John
Drummond
Gonch:
John
McMahon
Hollo:
Bradley
Sheppam)
Ronnie Birtles:
Tina
Mahon
Calley:
Simone
Hyams
Jane Bishop:
Joann
Kenny
Boy in radio room:
Ian
Sinkovits
Clive:
Peter
McKenzie
Sixth formers:
.Neil
Betterton
Sixth formers:
Jeremy
Hodge
Sixth formers:
Joanne
Sorenson
Girl in science lesson:
Isobel
Kerry
Boys in playground:
Matthew
Hanning
Boys in playground:
Christopher
Stone
with Bill Oddie , Debbie Rix and 'Mr Trivia ' Billy Butler Faxline [number removed]or write to: Bill Oddie , Fax, BBCtv, PO Box 173,
Manchester M60 1FA Designer DAVID WILSON
Studio director MARTIN HUGHES Producer ALAN WALSH BBC Manchester
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Oddie
Unknown:
Debbie
Rix
Unknown:
Mr
Trivia
Unknown:
Billy
Butler
Unknown:
Bill
Oddie
Designer:
David
Wilson
Director:
Martin
Hughes
Producer:
Alan
Walsh
Starring Les Dawson
Join Les and his friends in another edition of this popular comedy quiz. Les's special guests this week are: The Beverley Sisters, Michael Fish, John Kettley, Ian McCaskill
Produced in association with Mark Goodson and Talbot TV Ltd
(Ceefax subtitles)
Contributors
Presenter:
Les
Dawson
Panellists:
The Beverley
Sisters
Panellist:
Michael
Fish
Panellist:
John
Kettley
Panellist:
Ian
McCaskill
Sound:
Bob
Foley
Lighting:
Peter
Wesson
Designer:
Chris
Webster
Director:
Bruce
Millar
Producer:
Stanley
Appel
starring
The Gala
A gala celebration for the Colby Dance Theatre brings to the mansion the star Russian dancer
Nikolai Rostov , who hopes to steal a moment alone with Bliss. It also brings shameful memories for Monica and trouble for Fallon and Jeff.
Written by DENNIS TURNER Directed by GWEN ARNER
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Contributors
Unknown:
Nikolai
Rostov
Written By:
Dennis
Turner
Directed By:
Gwen
Arner
Jason:
Charlton
Heston
Sable:
Stephanie
Beacham
Jeff:
John
James
Fallon:
Emma
Samms
Francesca:
Katharine
Ross
Miles:
Maxwell
Caulfield
Monica:
Tracy
Scoggins
Bliss:
Claire
Yarlett
as Channing Carter:
Kim Morgan
Greene
as Zack Powers:
Ricardo
Montalban
Cash Cassidy:
James
Houghton
Nikolai Rostov:
Adrian
Paul
Lucas Carter:
Kevin
McCarthy
Anna Rostov:
Anna
Levine
Sacha Malenkov:
Judson
Scott
Arthur Cates:
Peter
White
The immediate consequences of Georgiou going off to buy a saveloy and chips are quite painful. But what arises for Rockliffe and the crime squad as a result of hunger pains?
(Ceefax Subtitles)
Contributors
Writer:
Nick
Perry
Series devised by:
Richard
O'Keeffe
Lighting:
John
King
Designer:
Graeme
Story
Sound:
Les
Mowbray
Producer:
Leonard
Lewis
Director:
David
Attwood
Sgt Rockliffe:
Ian
Hogg
PC Adams:
Bill
Champion
PC Georgiou:
Martyn
Ellis
Det Insp Charles Flight:
Edward
Wilson
PC Steve Hood:
Brett
Fancy
PC O'Dowd:
Joe
McGann
PC Keith Chitty:
John
Blakey
PC Hargreaves:
Alphonsia
Emmanuel
WPC Walsh:
Susanna
Shelung
Brinsley Harper:
Geff
Francis
Desk sergeant:
Edward
Clayton
Cato:
George
Yiasoumi
Bus inspector:
Alec
Wallis
PC Mark:
Philip
Wright
Custody sergeant:
John
Bleasdale
PC Parslew:
Clive
Owen
Bogus detective constable:
Phillip
Walsh
Mrs Fenton:
Angela
Browne
Sydney:
Harold
Innocent
Detective constable:
Alan
Carr
Detective constable:
Paul
Kiernan
The paperclip conspiracy was an astonishing plot by Pentagon officers to sanitise the wartime records of incriminated German
Scientists, allowing them to become American citizens. Rocket pioneer
Arthur Rudolph was typical of those Who benefited from the illegality. Described by American intelligence officers in 1945 as '100% Nazi, dangerous-type', Rudolph Joined Werner von Braun's rocket team to boost
America's space programme. Such recruitment by the United States was
Masterminded by Pentagon officers such as Colonel
Walter Rozamus, who admit deceiving the President by rewriting the scientists' gasts.
Film editor
RODERICK LONGHURST executive producer
JENNY BARRACLOUGH Producer TOM BOWER
• FEATURE: page 21 and WODDIS ON: page 97
Contributors
Unknown:
Arthur
Rudolph
Unknown:
Roderick
Longhurst
Unknown:
Jenny
Barraclough
Producer:
Tom
Bower
starring
Christopher Lee Peter Cushing
Jonathan Harker mysteriously disappears when he pays a visit to the feared Count Dracula. His old friend Van Helsing discovers Jonathan's diary, leading him to one conclusion - that the Count is a vampire who has risen from his grave every night for 600 years to seek the warm blood he needs to keep himself alive.
Screenplay by JIMMY SANGSTER based on the novel by BRAM STOKER Produced by ANTHONY HINDS Directed by TERENCE FISHER
FILMS: page 29
Contributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Lee
Unknown:
Peter
Cushing
Unknown:
Jonathan
Harker
Unknown:
Van
Helsing
Unknown:
Jimmy
Sangster
Novel By:
Bram
Stoker
Produced By:
Anthony
Hinds
Directed By:
Terence
Fisher
Van Helsing:
Peter
Cushing
Arthur Holmwood:
Michael
Gough
Mina Holmwood:
Melissa
Stribling
Count Dracula:
Christopher
Lee
Lucy:
Carol
Marsh
Jonathan Harker:
John Van
Eyssen
Marx the undertaker:
Miles
Malleson
Vampire woman:
Valerie
Gaunt
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