Listings
: Telewele
Rhaglen wythnosol y plant yn cyflwynoDifyr Done yng nghwmni
Eric Bramall a'i Bypedau o Theatr y Pypedau ym Mae Colwyn
Bydd Huwcyn yr Hogyn Pren yn cyflwyno
Eurwallt a'r Tri Arth
Storiwr, Sheila Huw Jones
Y cynhyrchu gan EVELYN WILLIAMS
Children's Television
(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
Contributors
Unknown:
Eric
Bramall
Unknown:
Hogyn
Pren
Unknown:
Tri
Arth
Unknown:
Sheila Huw
Jones
: Newyddion
News in Welsh.(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
: Notice Board
Public Service announcements.: Grandstand
Details of next week's Grandstand are shown on page 51Introduced by David Coleman
Boxing in America at 1.5: Zora Folley v. Doug Jones
A 10-round heavyweight bout held in Madison Square Garden, New York
(A recording of the 'Gillette Fight of the Week')
Racing direct from Newbury
2.0 Dick Dawson Nursery Handicap (over 1 mile)
2.30 Hedge Hoppers' Hurdle Race (over 2 miles)
3.0 William Clark Handicap [over 6 furlongs)
3.30 Creslow Novices' Steeplechase [over 2 miles 160 yards)
International Swimming from Blackburn at 2.35, 3.5, 4.25: The Bologna Trophy
An Inter-Countries speed swimming contest between England, Scotland, and Wales
Rugby League direct from Headingley, Leeds at 3.40: The Yorkshire Cup Final: Hull Kingston Rovers v. Hunslet
The whole of the second half.
Sports Results and News Service at 4.40 approx. Football results from the teleprinter, Racing summaries, Classified football results
(While it is hoped to keep to the above timings they may be changed by events)
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Coleman
Boxer:
Zora
Folley
Boxer:
Doug
Jones
Commentator (Boxing):
Don
Dunphy
Commentator (Racing):
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentator (Racing):
Clive
Graham
Television Presentation (Racing):
Dennis
Monger
Commentator (Swimming):
Max
Robertson
Commentator (Swimming):
Harry
Walker
Television Presentation (Swimming):
Bob
Duncan
Commentator (Rugby League):
Eddie
Waring
Television Presentation (Rugby League):
Alan
Hart
Programme edited by:
Ronnie
Noble
Presented by:
Alec
Weeks
Executive Producer:
Bryan
Cowgill
: The Lone Ranger: Wanted
A 'no-man's land' between two states is a refuge for criminals, ruled over by a man called Wingate. The Lone Ranger and Tonto are determined to capture him-but he has his own ideas for capturing them.Contributors
The Lone Ranger:
Clayton
Moore
Tonto:
Jay
Silverheels
: The Last Man Out: 4: The Break Out
Written and produced in six episodes by Shaun SuttonThe story of a secret mission
with Patrick Cargill, Francis Matthews, Barry Letts, Anthony Sagar, John Welsh, William Devlin
(Patrick Cargill is appearing in 'Boeing-Boeing' at the Apollo Theatre, London)
Contributors
Writer/Producer:
Shaun
Sutton
Film Cameraman:
A. A
Englander
Film Editor:
Ron de
Mattos
Designer:
Barry
Newbery
Captain Stuart:
Barry
Letts
Captain Lord Tenborough:
Francis
Matthews
Sergeant Hardacre:
Anthony
Sagar
Ldg Seaman Berry:
Nigel
Arkwright
Father Pierre:
William
Devlin
Colonel von Hertz:
John
Welsh
Herr Straiten:
Patrick
Cargill
Lieut Sonderman:
Norman
Johns
Sergeant Koltz:
Keith
Rawlings
Sergeant Gebbert:
Anthony
Sheppard
Georges Perrot:
John
Gabriel
: The News
: Today's Sport
Introduced by Kenneth Wolstenholme.Today's sporting highlights and the classified football results.
Presented by the Sportsview Unit
Contributors
Presenter:
Kenneth
Wolstenholme
: Juke Box Jury
A new disc - a Hit or a Miss?Comments and opinions on the latest pop releases.
This week's panel: Polly Elwes, Sid James, Steve Race and another guest
In the chair, David Jacobs
Contributors
Panellist:
Polly
Elwes
Panellist:
Sid
James
Panellist:
Steve
Race
Chairman:
David
Jacobs
Programme devised by:
Peter
Potter
Presented by:
Neville
Wortman
: Dixon of Dock Green: Double Triangle
Some stories of a London Policeman by Ted Willis.Starring Jack Warner
Contributors
Writer:
Ted
Willis
Script associate:
John
Warwick
Film cameraman:
Tony
Leggo
Film editor:
Terry
Cornelius
Designer:
Tony
Cornell
Director:
Robin
Nash
Production:
Douglas
Moodie
P.C. George Dixon:
Jack
Warner
Nora Batstone:
Katy
Wild
Sergeant Flint:
Arthur
Rigby
P.C. Clyde:
Christopher
Gilmore
Det-Sgt Andy Crawford:
Peter
Byrne
Det-Constable Lauderdale:
Geoffrey
Adams
W.P. Sgt Freeman:
Anne
Ridler
Dr Glen:
Richard
Burrell
Ernie Laidlaw:
Patrick
Blackwell
Millie Laidlaw:
Maureen
O'Reilly
P.C. Jones:
John
Huches
Mary:
Jeannette
Hutchinson
W.P.C. 'Barney' Barnes:
Janet
Moss
Jimmy Beaufort:
Dyson
Lovell
Mrs Batstone:
Gwenda
Wilson
Jan, waitress:
Anna
Gilcrist
Eddie Taylor:
Malcolm
Gerard
Mick Smith:
John
Rogers
Bill Evans:
William
Hays
Fred Judson:
Philip
Martin
Nick:
Dennis
Handby
: The Ken Dodd Show
Starring Ken Doddwith The Kaye Sisters, John Slater, Martin Lukins and his Accordion Orchestra,
Krystyna and Linda Saville, Alan Clarke and the Leo Kharibian Dancers.
BBC Northern Dance Orchestra
Leader, Ernie Watson
Conducted by Bernard Herrmann
From the North
Contributors
Comedian/script:
Ken
Dodd
Singers:
The Kaye
Sisters
Performer:
John
Slater
Musicians:
Martin Lukins and his Accordion
Orchestra
Pianists:
Krystyna and Linda
Saville
Performer:
Alan
Clarke
Dancers:
The Leo Kharibian
Dancers
Musicians:
BBC Northern Dance
Orchestra
[Orchestra] leader:
Ernie
Watson
[Orchestra] conducted by:
Bernard
Herrmann
Choreography:
Leo
Kharibian
Script:
Eddie
Braben
Designer:
Tim
Harvey
Producer:
Barney
Colehan
: Laramie: Justice in a Hurry
A Western film series.Starring John Smith, Robert Fuller
with Spring Byington, Dennis Holmes
Slim meets with opposition from the law in a town where justice is certainly swift-but not very sure.
Contributors
Slim Sherman:
John
Smith
Jess Harper:
Robert
Fuller
Daisy Cooper:
Spring
Byington
Mike:
Dennis
Holmes
: The Saturday Film presenting: Three Men in a Boat
Adaptation and screenplay by Hubert Gregg and Vernon Harris from the novel by Jerome K. Jerome.[Starring] Laurence Harvey, Jimmy Edwards, David Tomlinson
See page 7
Contributors
Director:
Ken
Annakin
Adaptation and screenplay by:
Hubert
Gregg
Adaptation and screenplay by:
Vernon
Harris
Author:
Jerome K.
Jerome
George:
Laurence
Harvey
Harris:
Jimmy
Edwards
J:
David
Tomlinson
Sophie:
Shirley
Eaton
Bluebell:
Jill
Ireland
Primrose:
Lisa
Gastoni
Mrs Willis:
Martita
Hunt
Clara:
Adrienne
Corri
Ethelbertha:
Noelle
Middleton
Three old gentlemen:
A. E.
Matthews
Three old gentlemen:
Miles
Malleson
Three old gentlemen:
Ernest
Thesiger
: The News
: Saturday Sport
Introduced by Kenneth Wolstenholme.Today's filmed football reports spotlight Billy Wright's old and new clubs, who meet at Highbury. The ex-Wolves player, who now manages Arsenal, will be helping to stop these goal-hungry Wolves. The rest of the day's sporting highlights are also included.
Soccer
Bolton v. Nottingham Forest
At Burnden Park, Alan Weeks watches Bolton tackle the Forest, who are enjoying one of their best seasons for years.
Arsenal v. Wolverhampton Wanderers
At Highbury, Kenneth Wolstenholme sees the match of the day between two of soccer's glamour clubs.
Contributors
Presenter/commentator (Arsenal v. Wolverhampton Wanderers):
Kenneth
Wolstenholme
Manager (Arsenal):
Billy
Wright
Commentator (Bolton v. Nottingham Forest):
Alan
Weeks
Editor:
Lawrie
Higgins
Presented by:
Richard
Tilling
: The Dark Island: Part 5
A second showing of the six-part serial by Robert Barr.Starring Robert Hardy, Francis Matthews
with Angela Browne, Cyril Luckham
Nicolson takes a trip with Mary Somers, and Grant meets a visitor.
From Scotland
Contributors
Writer:
Robert
Barr
Producer:
Gerard
Glaister
Film cameraman:
Gordon
Mackay
Film editor:
James
Mearns
Designer:
Douglas
Duncan
Music composed by:
Iain
MacLachlan
Music played by:
Archie
Duncan
Grant:
Francis
Matthews
Donald MacAulley:
Wallace
Campbell
Mr Stewart:
Alex
McCrindle
Brigadier:
Cyril
Luckham
Major Williams:
Denis
Holmes
Nicolson:
Robert
Hardy
Swanson:
Michael
Golden
Foreign seaman:
Arthur
Boland
Corporal:
Roy
Hanlon
Sergeant:
Bill
Simpson
Mary Somers:
Angela
Browne
Colonel Jamieson:
William
Sherwood
Ian McLeod:
Bryden
Murdoch
Attendant:
Ian
Trigger
George Hammond:
Edward
Jewesbury
Katie Kennedy:
Ellen
McIntosh
Doctor Glenville:
Michael
Barrington
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