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Musical comedy starring Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey
On V-J Day, three GIs vow to meet in ten years' time. With Cyd Charisse and Dolores Gray, Michael Kidd.
Directors Gene Kelly and Stanley Donen (1955)
Stereo
* FILM REVIEWS pages 56-65
Contributors
Unknown:
Gene
Kelly
Unknown:
Dan
Dailey
Unknown:
Cyd
Charisse
Unknown:
Dolores
Gray
Unknown:
Michael
Kidd.
Directors:
Gene
Kelly
Directors:
Stanley
Donen
The magazine programme which mixes soul music from Ruby Turner , gospel harmony from the Wade Brothers and Nick Hancock who begins a run through 101 things Jesus neversaid. With comedian Arnold Brown and Mandy Smith. Presented by Carrie Grant and David Grant.
Contributors
Unknown:
Ruby
Turner
Unknown:
Nick
Hancock
Unknown:
Arnold
Brown
Unknown:
Mandy
Smith.
Presented By:
Carrie
Grant
Presented By:
David
Grant.
A children's celebration of the countryside. With John Craven
Stereo
Contributors
Presenter:
John
Craven
Santa 85. Sheriff Smivey arrests a Santa.
Breaking Up is Hard to Do. George's cousin Melvin drops by. subtmed .
Musical comedy starring Cliff Richard, Lauri Peters
Four young London Transport mechanics borrow a bus and set out on a trip across Europe. With the Shadows.
Director Peter Yates (1963) Subtitled
Cliff Richard's Kind of Day: page
Contributors
Director:
Peter
Yates
Don:
Cliff
Richard
Barbara:
Lauri
Peters
Orlando:
Ron
Moody
Magistrate:
David
Kossoff
Cyril:
Melvyn
Hayes
Sandy:
Una
Stubbs
Musicians:
The
Shadows
James Naughtie looks back on last year.
Shown on last Thursday
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Naughtie
Sci-fi adventure directed by Leonard Nimoy. Starring
William Shatner
Against orders, Admiral Kirk decides to lead the search for Spock and bring him home. With Deforest Kelley ,
James Doohan , George Takei and Walter Koenig. (1984) Stereo Subtitled ...................... * FILM REVIEWS pages 56-65
Contributors
Directed By:
Leonard
Nimoy.
Unknown:
William
Shatner
Unknown:
Deforest
Kelley
Unknown:
James
Doohan
Unknown:
George
Takei
Unknown:
Walter
Koenig.
Omnibus edition combining Christmas Day and Holiday Monday episodes. Another omnibus is tomorrow at 4.00pm.
First of a six-part series, adapted by Julian Fellowesfrom
Frances Hodgson Burnett 's novel.
New York, 1879: widowed Mrs Errol and her son Cedric receive an unexpected message. See today's choices.
♦ Libby Purves on location: page 34
Contributors
Adapted By:
Julian
Fellowesfrom
Adapted By:
Frances Hodgson
Burnett
Unknown:
Mrs
Errol
Unknown:
Libby
Purves
Lord Dorincourt:
George
Baker
Cedric:
Michael
Benz
Mrs Errol:
Betsy
Brantley
Havisham:
John
Castle
Hobbs:
David
Healy
Dick:
Truan
Munro
Mary:
Bernadette
Shortt
Thomas:
Christopher
Bowen
There is a Victorian look to the annual young people's roadshow, which comes from the Sherlock Holmes
Baker Street film set in Manchester.
From crumpled newspaper and carrier bags come a selection of toys, books and collections. Hugh Scully and Emma Forbes join the experts.
Producer Michele Burgess ; Executive producer
Christopher Lewis
Contributors
Unknown:
Sherlock
Holmes
Unknown:
Baker
Street
Unknown:
Hugh
Scully
Unknown:
Emma
Forbes
Producer:
Michele
Burgess
Producer:
Christopher
Lewis
With Huw Edwards. Subtitled
Weather Ian McCaskill .............
Contributors
Unknown:
Huw
Edwards.
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
A celebration of hope on New Year's Day from Lambeth Palace. Guests of the Archbishop of Canterbury include Andrew Lloyd Webber , Archbishop Desmond Tutu , Tony Robinson , Rosemary Conley and Pat Cash.
Music is provided by choristers from the Royal School of Church Music, a cappella group Black Voices and actress Patricia Routledge.
Producer John Forrest ; Editor Helen Alexander
Revised rpt on Wednesday at 2. 1 0pm on BBC2
Contributors
Unknown:
Andrew Lloyd
Webber
Unknown:
Desmond
Tutu
Unknown:
Tony
Robinson
Unknown:
Rosemary
Conley
Unknown:
Pat
Cash.
Unknown:
Patricia
Routledge.
Producer:
John
Forrest
Editor:
Helen
Alexander
The new series begins with this New Year special.
Wesley nearly runs over Billy Ingleton, giving Foggy the opportunity to prove his outstanding talents as a concert promoter. Featuring Norman Wisdom.
Stereo Subtitled
Contributors
Writer:
Roy
Clarke
Director/Producer:
Alan J.W.
Bell
Compo:
Bill
Owen
Clegg:
Peter
Sallis
Foggy:
Brian
Wilde
Billy Ingleton:
Norman
Wisdom
Nora:
Kathy
Staff
Ivy:
Jane
Freeman
Edie:
Thora
Hird
Auntie:
Jean
Alexander
Marina:
Jean
Fergusson
Howard:
Robert
Fyfe
Pearl:
Juliette
Kaplan
Smiler:
Stephen
Lewis
Eli:
Danny
O'Dea
Glenda:
Sarah
Thomas
Wesley:
Gordon
Wharmby
Policemen:
Ken
Kitson,
Policemen:
Tony
Capstick
From a top secret location, Terry Wogan presents the second leg of Auntie's New Bloomers, a mixed bag of out-takes which the stars of BBC television would sooner forget.
Contributors
Presenter:
Terry
Wogan
Director:
John L
Spencer
Producer:
Tom
Webber
With Peter Sissons. Subtitled
Weather Ian McCaskill .............
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Sissons.
Unknown:
Ian
McCaskill
After Mrs Warboys's flat is flooded, she becomes something of a fixture in the Meldrew house - rather like woodworm. Fortunately, Victor and Margaret manage to get away for an evening. They return to find chaos, but Victor, recent graduate of a course in stress relief, is the picture of serenity. See today's choices.
See This Week: page 9
Contributors
Writer:
David
Renwick
Director/Producer:
Susan
Belbin
Victor Meldrew:
Richard
Wilson
Margaret Meldrew:
Annette
Crosbie
Mrs Warboys:
Doreen
Mantle
Nick Swainey:
Owen
Brenman
Malcolm Bradbury's adaptation of the comedy classic by Stella Gibbons.
Starring Kate Beckinsale, Stephen Fry, Joanna Lumley, Ian McKellen.
Suddenly orphaned, Flora Poste takes up residence with her eccentric relatives, the Starkadders, at Cold Comfort Farm. The family believes she has come for her inheritance. But Flora sets out on a campaign to tidy them up. See today's choices.
Malcolm Bradbury on Stella Gibbons's comic satire: page 30
Contributors
Author:
Stella
Gibbons
Adaptation:
Malcolm
Bradbury
Producer:
Alison
Gilby
Director:
John
Schlesinger
Judith Starkadder:
Eileen
Atkins
Flora Poste:
Kate
Beckinsale
Ada Doom:
Sheila
Burrell
Mybug:
Stephen
Fry
Adam Lambsbreath:
Freddie
Jones
Mrs Smiling:
Joanna
Lumley
Amos Starkadder:
Ian
McKellen
Mrs Beetle:
Miriam
Margolyes
Seth Starkadder:
Rufus
Sewell
Reuben Starkadder:
Ivan
Kaye
Urk:
Jeremy
Peters
Elfine Starkadder:
Maria
Miles
Charles Fairford:
Christopher
Bowen
Meriam Beetle:
Louise
Rea
Rennet:
Sophie
Revell
Mrs Hawk-Monitor:
Angela
Thorne
Dick Hawk-Monitor:
Rupert
Penry-Jones
Earl P Neck:
Harry
Ditson
Sneller:
Trevor
Baxter
Dr Adolf Mudel:
Frederick
Jaeger
Mr Hawk-Monitor:
Tim
Myers
Aunt Gwen:
Pat
Keen
Mr McKnag:
Robert
James
Bikki:
William
Masson
Mrs Murther:
Susannah
Morley
High in the Himalayas, Mustang is cut off from the outside world. The Dalai Lama sends an envoy to the region to bring back two boys who will learn to preserve the old ways. This film follows their journey. Narrated by Harrison Ford.
Contributors
Narrator:
Harrison
Ford
Director:
Tony
Miller
Producer:
Vanessa Schuurbeque
Boeye
Classic comedy starring Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard
A young writer falls for his neighbour, the volatile Holly Golightly. But her ambition is to marry a millionaire. With Patricia Neal, Buddy Ebsen, Martin Balsam and Mickey Rooney.
Director Blake Edwards (1961) Subtitled
FILM REVIEWS pages 56-65
Contributors
Unknown:
Audrey
Hepburn
Unknown:
George
Peppard
Unknown:
Holly
Golightly.
Unknown:
Patricia
Neal
Unknown:
Buddy
Ebsen
Unknown:
Martin
Balsam
Unknown:
Mickey
Rooney.
Director:
Blake
Edwards