Listings
: Science on Saturday: The Structure of Matter: 6: Crystals and Gems
Ten programmes showing how the atoms and molecules of the physicist make up our everyday world.In the sixth of his lectures on The Nature of Things given at the Royal Institution Sir Lawrence Bragg, F.R.S., demonstrates how in gem stones the atoms composing the crystal are not only arranged in an orderly manner but are very firmly bonded.
First shown on December 17, 1959
Contributors
Presenter:
Sir Lawrence
Bragg
Producer:
Philip
Daly
'Science on Saturday' is compiled and arranged by:
James
McCloy
: The Artist Speaks: 6: Victor Pasmore
A second viewing of a film series in which a variety of contemporary artists define the intentions of their work.Having mastered the techniques of traditional ways of painting, the artist rejects these in favour of total abstraction.
(to 11.00)
Contributors
Artist/subject:
Victor
Pasmore
Photographed by:
Charles
Lagus
Film editor:
James
Colina
Producer:
John
Read
: Telewele
Rhaglen wythnosol y plant yn cyflwynoGweld a Gwneud
Cyfres o raglenni yn ymwneud A gwahanol agweddau ar gelf a chrefrt Cyfnrwyddyd
Bywyd Llonydd
Trafod:
Arlunwvr Mawr
3: Vincent Van Gogh
Put o Smaldod:
Cystadleuaeth ysgafn
Y cyfarwyddo gan EVELYN Williams
Children's Television
(Wenvoe, Blaen-Plwyf, Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield)
Contributors
Unknown:
Vincent
van Gogh
: Summer Grandstand
(See panel on facing page and page 4)(Details of next week's 'Grandstand' are shown on page 63)
Introduced by Alan Weeks
featuring The All England Lawn Tennis Championships
Today's Timetable
Lawn Tennis
direct from Wimbledon from 2.0: The All England Lawn Tennis Championships
Commentators: Dan Maskell, Peter West, David Coleman and Jack Kramer
Television Presentation JOHN VERNON and INNES LLOYD
Executive Producer BRYAN COWGILL
Motor Sport
direct from Scotland from 2.30
Rest and Be Thankful National Open Hill Climb for Racing and Sports cars Commentator: Murray Walker
Television Presentation BILL STEVENSON
Racing
direct from Bath
3.0 Tysee Stakes (over 6 furlongs)
3.30 Kenneth Robertson Handicap (over 1 mile)
4.30 Tetbury Handicap (over 1 mile 5 furlongs)
Commentators: Peter O'Sullevan and Clive Graham
Television Presentation PETER BALI
Sports Results and News Service: 1.59 Cricket Scoreboard 4.45 Cricket and Racing Summaries
(While it is hoped to keep to the above timings, they may be changed by events)
Contributors
Presenter:
Alan
Weeks
Presented by:
A.P.
Wilkinson
Programme Editor:
Ronnie
Noble
: The Range Rider: Border City Affair
People are not what they seem in Border City, especially the Sheriff, and even the Range Rider and Dick have to prove they are not bandits.Contributors
The Range Rider:
Jack
Mahoney
Dick West:
Dick
Jones
: Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School: Bunter Goes to Venice
by Frank Richards.With Gerald Campion as Billy Bunter and Jack Melford as Mr. Quelch.
Contributors
Writer:
Frank
Richards
Film cameraman:
Bill
Munn
Film editor:
Larry
Toft
Designer:
Austin
Spriggs
Producer:
Clive
Parkhurst
Billy Bunter:
Gerald
Campion
Harry Wharton:
Julian
Yardley
Bob Cherry:
Jeremy
Bulloch
Frank Nugent:
Michael
Tennant
Johnny Bull:
Gregory
Warwick
Hurree Singh:
Hugh
Ward
Montoni:
Arnold
Diamond
Mr Quelch:
Jack
Melford
Lord Mauleverer:
Malcolm
Gerard
Small boy:
Richard
McCarthy
: Wimbledon: Lawn Tennis Championships
BBC outside broadcast units bring you the final transmission of the day direct from Wimbledon and a review of the first week of the Championships by Dan Maskell and Jack Kramer.See page 4
Contributors
Presenter:
Dan
Maskell
Presenter:
Jack
Kramer
Television presentation:
John
Vernon
Television presentation:
Innes
Lloyd
Executive producer:
Bryan
Cowgill
: The News
: Juke Box Jury
Presenting the latest in popular records.This week's panel includes: Stubby Kaye, Brian Matthew and Sally Smith.
In the chair, David Jacobs
Contributors
Panellist:
Stubby
Kaye
Panellist:
Brian
Matthew
Panellist:
Sally
Smith
Panellist:
Pat
Kirkwood
Chairman:
David
Jacobs
Devised by:
Peter
Potter
Presentation:
Bill Cotton,
Jnr.
: The Men from Room Thirteen: The Man Who Made Things Go: Part 2
A series of crime stories by Michael Gilbert.[Starring] Brian Wilde
Starring Marian Spencer, Henry Oscar with Jennifer Wright, Terry Scully
Mrs. Roseberry, a widow with private means, has fallen into the clutches of a confidence trickster who calls himself 'Major Repton'. Her companion, Celia Brace, tries to persuade her not to invest a large sum of money in one of Repton's financial enterprises, but Mrs. Roseberry will hear nothing against the charming and helpful Major. Meantime, Supt. Halcro waits for Repton to make a false step.
Contributors
Writer:
Michael
Gilbert
Research:
Maurice
Cowan
Music composed by:
Ron
Grainer
Music played by:
The Ron Grainer
Sextet
Designer:
Donald
Brewer
Producer:
Campbell
Logan
Mrs. Roseberry:
Marian
Spencer
Celia Brace:
Jennifer
Wright
Major George Repton:
Henry
Oscar
Burgess:
Michael
Brennan
Sir William Dark:
George
Curzon
Det. Supt. Halcro:
Brian
Wilde
Sydney Light:
Terry
Scully
: Charlie Chester on Laughter Service
from The Royal Air Force, Bridgnorth.With Rosemary Squires, Eddie Calvert, Joe Church, Albert and Les Ward, The Duo Russmar, The Skating Meteors, Jack Beckitt, Eric 'Jeeves' Grier, Helen Cotterill, The Charlie Chester Dancers, The George Mitchell Singers.
BBC Northern Dance Orchestra
Conducted by Tommy Watt
Contributors
Comedian/presenter/script:
Charlie
Chester
Singer:
Rosemary
Squires
Trumpeter:
Eddie
Calvert
Comedian:
Joe
Church
Entertainer:
Albert
Ward
Entertainer:
Les
Ward
Entertainers:
The Duo
Russmar
Skaters:
The Skating
Meteors
Ventriloquist:
Jack
Beckitt
Performer:
Eric 'Jeeves'
Grier
Performer:
Helen
Cotterill
Dancers:
The Charlie Chester
Dancers
Choreography:
Sheila
Delaney
Singers:
The George Mitchell
Singers
[Orchestra] conducted by:
Tommy
Watt
Orchestrations:
Frank
Barber
Orchestrations:
Ken
Thorne
Musical associate:
Frank
Davison
Script:
Bernard
Botting
Script:
Charles
Hart
Designer:
Cephas
Howard
Producer:
Albert
Stevenson
: Winston Churchill: The Valiant Years: Episode 21: The Beginning of the End
A film series based on Sir Winston Churchill's Memoirs of World War II.Late Summer, 1944. After seven weeks of unbroken military success hopes run high that the Nazi world will collapse. But Eisenhower's thrusts towards Antwerp and Verdun meet with increasing German resistance; and, of 10,000 paratroops dropped at Arnhem to seize and consolidate a bridgehead over the Rhine, only 2,400 survive after holding out for eight days against fierce German attacks, while a desperate and unsuccessful attempt is made to relieve them.
At the Dumbarton Oaks conference a new world organisation is born 'The United Nations'; and after travelling to Moscow to see Stalin, Churchill visits France where he joins the Americans in celebrating Thanks-giving Day.
Contributors
Author:
Sir Winston
Churchill
Churchill's words spoken by:
Richard
Burton
Narrator:
Gary
Merrill
Musical Score:
Richard
Rodgers
: Perry Mason: The Case of the Hesitant Hostess
A film series, starring Raymond Burr as the famous lawyer investigator created by Erle Stanley Gardner.with Barbara Hale, William Hopper, William Talman, Ray Collins
Perry Mason volunteers to defend an old tramp who has been arrested for robbery: but he finds that the charge is murder.
Contributors
Character created by:
Erle Stanley
Gardner
Perry Mason:
Raymond
Burr
Della Street:
Barbara
Hale
Paul Drake:
William
Hopper
Hamilton Burger:
William
Talman
Lt. Tragg:
Ray
Collins
: The News
: Maigret: My Friend The Inspector
A crime series from the novels of Georges Simenon.Dramatised by Margot Bennett from the novel "My Friend Maigret."
Starring Rupert Davies as Inspector Maigret with Ewen Solon as Lucas
Guest star: Marian Spencer
A BBC recording produced in association with Winwell Productions Ltd.
(First shown on December 19, 1960)
The savage murder of one of the 'characters' living on the sun-drenched Mediterranean island of Porquerolles provides a change of scene for Inspector Maigret's investigations amongst a strange assortment of local inhabitants.
Contributors
Author:
Georges
Simenon
Dramatised by:
Margot
Bennett
Director:
Eric
Tayler
Designer:
Eileen
Diss
Music composed by:
Ron
Grainer
Film Cameraman:
John
Ray
Film Editor:
Ian
Callaway
Script Editor:
Giles
Cooper
Executive Producer:
Andrew
Osborn
Associate:
Bill
Luckwell
Marcellin:
Charles
Farrell
Bette:
Denise
Seper
Charlot:
Toke
Townley
Emile:
Leslie
French
Anna:
Zoreen
Ismail
De Greef:
Alex
Scott
Mrs Wilcox:
Marian
Spencer
Philippe:
Pete
Murray
Paul:
Charles
Hill
Inspector Maigret:
Rupert
Davies
Lucas:
Ewen
Solon
Lechal:
Frederick
Treves
Ginette:
Avril
Fane
Postmistress:
Edna
Petrie
Duval:
Arnold
Marle
: The Trad Fad
and All That Jazz....Spotlighting music in the specialist manner.
Starring this week, Chris Barber's Jazz Band with Ottilie Patterson and Bob Wallis's Storyville Jazzmen.
Introductions by Brian Matthew.
See page 5
Contributors
Musicians:
Chris Barber's Jazz
Band
Singer:
Ottilie
Patterson
Musicians:
Bob Wallis's Storyville
Jazzmen
Presenter:
Brian
Matthew
Settings:
Cephas
Howard
Producer:
Johnnie
Stewart
: Late Night News
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