BBC Outside Broadcast cameras visit Ascot Racecourse on the second day of the Ascot Heath September meeting to see three of the afternoon's principal events.
Detective Work Among The Trees
S.R. Bodmin gives you clues for recognising trees.
Spot The Tune
Another competition introduced by Eric Robinson music played by members of the Virtuoso Chamber Ensemble.
Send postcards to: Spot the Tune, [address removed]
The Gordon Honour: 1: The Prisoner's Candlestick
'The Further Adventures of a Candlestick'
Written and produced by Shaun Sutton.
(A telerecording of the broadcast on January 13)
(to 18.00)
Contributors
Presenter (Detective Work Among The Trees):
S.R.
Bodmin
Presenter (Spot the Tune):
Eric
Robinson
Musicians (Spot the Tune):
Virtuoso Chamber
Ensemble
Writer/producer (The Gordon Honour):
Shaun
Sutton
Fights arranged by (The Gordon Honour):
Peter
Diamond
Designer (The Gordon Honour):
Donald
Horne
Lord Freddie Gordon/Jonathan Gordon:
Bruce
Gordon
Admiral the Duke of Tyburne/Sir Magnus Gordon:
Paul
Whitsun-Jones
Sir James Fitzwilliam/Sir Bardolph Fitzwilliam:
Colin
Douglas
Ronald Fitzwilliam/Piers Fitzwilliam:
Barry
Letts
Poppy/Meg:
Penelope
Bartley
Guide:
Michael
Duffield
American tourist:
Joan
Sanderson
Mother:
Pauline
Winter
Boy:
Robin
Willett
Jailer:
Christopher
Hodge
Secretary:
Peter
Diamond
King Henry V:
Michael
Allinson
Other parts played by:
Garth
Adams
Other parts played by:
Nigel
Arkwright
Other parts played by:
Paddy
Ward
Other parts played by:
Vincent
Hitchcock
Other parts played by:
Gregory
Scott
by Charles Dickens
Adapted for television in thirteen weekly instalments by Vincent Tilsley
Vincent Tilsley writes on page 4
Contributors
Author:
Charles
Dickens
Adapted by:
Vincent
Tilsley
Director:
Stuart
Burge
Designer:
Stephen
Bundy
Producer:
Douglas
Allen
David Copperfield:
Leonard
Cracknell
David's mother:
Diana
Fairfax
Clara Peggotty:
Edna
Morris
Mr. Edward Murdstone:
William
Devlin
Mr. Barkis:
Meadows
White
Daniel Peggotty:
George
Woodbridge
Ham Peggotty:
Andrew
Downie
Mrs. Gummidge:
Mabel
Constanduros
Little Emily:
Patricia
Roots
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