Newyddion y Dydd ynghyd A
T Maes Chwarae
Rhaglen y son am
Rygbi
Pel Droed
Bocsio
Noli. a chwaraeon eralll, ar ffilm ac yn y stiwdio
Y rhaglen yng ngofal
Tudor Phillips
(Daily news, and a programme about rugby, soccer, boxing, swimming, and other sports, on film and in the studio)
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss and Sutton Coldfield only)
Your Turn Now
Home-made entertainment with Archie McCulloch from the Pier Pavilion, Worthing.
Guest Star, Clarkson Rose
At the organ, Andrew Fenner
(BBC recording)
3.15 Keep Fit with Eileen Fowler
From the BBC's Midland television studio
(to 15.30)
Contributors
Presenter (Your Turn Now):
Archie
McCulloch
Guest star (Your Turn Now):
Clarkson
Rose
Organist (Your Turn Now):
Andrew
Fenner
Director (Your Turn Now):
Ruth
Lovell
Presenter (Keep Fit):
Eileen
Fowler
Arranged by (Keep Fit):
Ann
Shead
Music arranged and played by (Keep Fit):
Helen
Shields
Presented by (Keep Fit):
Reg
Perrin
Here and There with Commander Sir Stephen King-Hall
Barry Bucknell shows how to make a Picture Frame
See Junior Radio Times
The Barnstormers Spasm Band
How to Keep Pet Fish with Reginald Dutta
Would You Believe It? with Bill Hooper
Collectors' Corner
Contributors
Presenter:
Vera
McKechnie
Item presenter (Here and There):
Sir Stephen
King-Hall
Item presenter:
Barry
Bucknell
Musicians:
The Barnstormers Spasm
Band
Item presenter (How to Keep Pet Fish):
Reginald
Dutta
Item presenter (Would You Believe It?):
Bill
Hooper
Producer:
Leonard
Chase
This week: Work v. Manchester City
[Starring] Dave Morris as The Artful Dodger
with Joe Gladwin, Gretchen Franklin, John Barrie, Newell Palmer, Ken Parry
From the BBC's North of England television studio
(See page 5)
Contributors
Script:
Frank
Roscoe
Additional Material:
Dave
Morris
Designer:
Kenneth
Lawson
Producer:
John
Ammonds
Himself:
Dave
Morris
Cedric Butterworth:
Joe
Gladwin
Sylvia Morris:
Gretchen
Franklin
Mr. Grimshaw:
John
Barrie
[Actor]:
Newell
Palmer
[Actor]:
Ken
Parry
Sir Mortimer Wheeler takes you on a Hellenic Cruise from Venice to Mycenae.
In the second showing of this programme, the first in a series of three, Sir Mortimer and scholars of the Hellenic Travellers' Club sail from Venice to Greece to see what life and pleasure can still be derived from the past.
Contributors
Presenter/narrator:
Sir Mortimer
Wheeler
Photographed by:
John A. S.
Turner
Film editor:
Sheila S.
Tomlinson
Producer:
Stephen
Hearst
Eamonn Andrews says 'This Is Your Life' to ?
('This Is Your Life' was devised by Ralph Edwards)
Contributors
Presenter:
Eamonn
Andrews
Research and story:
Nickola
Sterne
Theme music:
James
Turner
Theme music played by an orchestra under the direction of:
George
Clouston
Producer:
T. Leslie
Jackson
A serial in six episodes by Lindsay Hardy
[Starring] David Knight
with Harriette Johns
with Ewen Solon as Detective-Inspector Fenner
See page 4
Contributors
Writer:
Lindsay
Hardy
Producer:
Eric
Fawcett
Film Cameraman:
Bryan
Langley
Film Editor:
Ian
Callaway
Designer:
Roy
Oxley
Detective-Sergeant Edwards:
Edward
Cast
Christopher March:
David
Knight
P.C. Courtney:
Barry
Steele
Elaine Brant:
Harriette
Johns
Raven:
Julian
Sherrier
Police Doctor:
Patrick
Desmond
Detective-Inspector Fenner:
Ewen
Solon
Fingerprint Man:
John
Simpson
Plainclothes Man:
Stephen
MacDonald
Marguerite Clouzot:
Ina de la
Haye
Paul Weeks:
Toke
Townley
The Window on the World
Every Monday Panorama cameras focus on People-Places-Problems that make news.
Introduced by Richard Dimbleby with the Panorama team of commentators.
Contributors
Presenter:
Richard
Dimbleby
Edited and produced by:
Rex
Moorfoot
Associate producer:
David
Wheeler
Bilko discovers a modern 'Annie Oakley', and with money as his target is ready to launch her as a shooting star. Unfortunately when Cupid's arrow scores a bull's-eye a crack shot can become a crackpot.
Patrick Moore introduces George Alcock who recently discovered two new planets. He also speaks about the eclipse of the sun which is visible here next Friday.
A regular monthly series
Contributors
Presenter:
Patrick
Moore
Guest:
George
Alcock
Presented by:
Brian
Branston
Election Broadcast on behalf of the Labour Party
A campaign report direct from Labour's Television and Radio Operations Room in London.
Introduced by Anthony Wedgwood Benn.
A programme of Old-Time Dancing from Wembley Town Hall with Sidney Bowman's Orchestra and featuring The Rosetta Twostep; The Heather Waltz; The Square Tango and Tango Maria; Gainsborough Glide; Progressive Barn Dance; Maxina; Manhattan Blues; The Royal Saunter and The Porchester Saunter; The Last Waltz
Demonstrations by Harold Hulley and Doreen Edwards, Arnold and Irene Taylor, The Jack and Joyce Briggs Formation Eight.
Master of Ceremonies, Jack Crossley
Introduced by Helen Pohlman.
Contributors
Musicians:
Sidney Bowman's
Orchestra
Dancer:
Harold
Hulley
Dancer:
Doreen
Edwards
Dancer:
Arnold
Taylor
Dancer:
Irene
Taylor
Dancer:
Joyce
Briggs
Formation dancers:
The Jack and Joyce Briggs Formation
Eight
Master of Ceremonies:
Jack
Crossley
Presenter:
Helen
Pohlman
Producer:
Richard
Afton
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