Listings
: Greenwich Time Signal; Snooker: 'News of the World' Tournament
Joe Davis v. Fred Davis in the last match of this American style tournament.From Houldsworth Hall, Manchester.
Contributors
: Amos 'n' Andy: The Gun
[Starring] Amos 'n' Andy in the film The Gun: F.A. Cup Latest News
Half-time scores in the sixth round matches being played this afternoon.: Ths Smokey Club
Introduced by James Buchan.Choosing Your Pup
with Stanley Dangerfield.
The Fighting Dog
with Barbara Woodhouse.
The Problem of the Stray
with Gertrude Collier.
House-Trained Swan
with Flora Davies.
Keeping a Kangaroo
with Charles Trevisick.
Pick of the Post-Bag
From the BBC's television studio in Birmingham
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: Children's Television presents: The Lone Ranger: China Boy's Peril
A film for older childrenA drama of the old West, with the Lone Ranger fighting for the rights of a poor Chinese launderer whose life is threatened by cattlemen trying to run him out of town.
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: Children's Television: Fun Book
Opened by Sandy SandfordJohn Madin at the electric organ
The Lions, The Tigers, The Leopards, The Panthers
The "Fun Book" Skiffle Group
"Beat the Champions"
"Lucky Dip"
Watch for details of the weekly competition. The closing date for this week's entries is Wednesday, March 6
Contributors
: Children's Television: Potts and the Phantom Piper: 5: Potts Sets a Trap
by Lane Meddick.[Starring] Humphrey Lestocq
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: Today's Sport
Kenneth Wolstenholme gives today's football, racing and major sports results.Contributors
: Six-Five Special
Climb aboard the Six-Five Special with Jo Douglas and Pete Murray introducing among others Tommy Steele and his Steelmen, Julian Bream, Russ Henderson and his steel band, Michael John, Mike Winters and Bernie Winters.Featuring Sport: Freddie Mills
Star Spotlight on: Adrienne Corri
See page 4
Contributors
: Hey Jeannie!
[Starring] Jeannie Carson in the film series Hey Jeannie!Contributors
: Floodlit Association Football: England Youth v. Holland Youth
BBC Television Outside Broadcast cameras visit the Brentford Football Club to see the second half of this match.7.30-7.40 Sport in the West of England and South Wales
(Rowridge)
Contributors
: Dixon of Dock Green: 8: The Canon's Gaiters
by Ted Willis.[Starring] Jack Warner as Dixon of Dock Green in some stories of a London policeman
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: Saturday Comedy Hour presents: The Benny Hill Show
Written by Dave Freeman and Benny Hill.
Starring Benny Hill
aided and abetted by Jeremy Hawk
and featuring Luis Alberto Del Parana and his Trio Los Paraguayos, Carl Barriteau, Susan Denny, Tonia Bern, Patricia Hayes, The Tommy Linden Dancers.
Contributors
: Twenty Questions
in which Drusilla Beyfus, Richard Dimbleby, Jack Train, Anona Winn ask all the questions, Roy Rich knows some of the answers, Norman Hackforth presents all the objects.("Twenty Questions" is televised by arrangement with Maurice Winnick)
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: Star Choice presents: The Night Goes On
[Starring] Rosalind Russell
with George MacReady and Carmen Mathews.
The story of the disruption caused by a spoiled and beautiful city woman among the people who live on an estate in rural New Mexico.
The second of a new series of film plays presenting stars in stories of their own choosing.
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About this project
This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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