Listings
: Engineering Science: 5: Rotation
Previously shown on Tuesday and Wednesday(to 9.35)
: For Sixth Forms: Men and Gods: 1: In the Museum
BBC film for SchoolsPreviously shown on Monday
(to 10.27)
: Watch with Mother: Rag, Tag, and Bobtail
For the very youngCharles E. Stidwill tells the story.
Sam and Elizabeth Williams make the pictures
BBC film
(to 11.00)
Contributors
Narrator:
Charles E.
Stidwill
Pictures:
Sam
Williams
Pictures:
Elizabeth
Williams
Script:
Louise
Cochrane
: Watch with Mother: Andy Pandy
For the very youngMaria Bird brings Andy to play with your small children.
BBC film
Contributors
Narrator:
Maria
Bird
: Newyddion
News in Welsh.(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
: Heddiw
Today: a Welsh topical magazine.(Welsh transmitters and Holme Moss, Sutton Coldfield, Crystal Palace)
: The News
: Racing at Aintree
The first day of the Liverpool Autumn Meeting.1.45 The November Handicap Hurdle race for four-year-olds and upwards over two miles, one hundred yards
(to 13.50)
: Spotlight
People-Politics-Problems in the newsA topical programme for older children.
For Schools
(to 14.25)
Contributors
Film editor:
Teddy
Darvas
Producer:
Virginia
Kent
: Racing at Aintree
A further visit to the Liverpool Autumn Meeting.2.45 The 122nd Liverpool St. Leger for three-year-olds only over one mile, six furlongs
3.15 The Molyneux Steeplechase (Handicap) for five-year-olds and upwards over two miles and about four furlongs of the Grand National course
3.45 The County Apprentice Handicap Plate for three-year-olds and upwards over six furlongs
(to 15.50)
Contributors
Commentator:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Commentator:
Peter
Montague-Evans
Commentator:
Clive
Graham
Interviews:
David
Coleman
Presented for television by:
Dennis
Monger
Presented for television by:
Ray
Lakeland
: Top Score
Introduced by Eamonn Andrews.with Shirley Abicair, Robert Harbin, Nat Temple and his Band
Hostesses, Sue Peters, Susan Temple
The Inter-City Quiz competing for the Top Score
London v. Cardiff
Contributors
Presenter:
Eamonn
Andrews
Zitherist:
Shirley
Abicair
Magician:
Robert
Harbin
Musicians:
Nat Temple and his
Band
Hostess:
Sue
Peters
Hostess:
Susan
Temple
Questions devised by:
Nancy
Graham
Settings:
John
Hurst
Associate producer:
Richard
Evans
Producer:
Albert
Stevenson
: Junior Points of View
A weekly look at criticism and comments from younger viewers.Letters for inclusion in this series of programmes should be addressed to Junior Points of View, [address removed]
: The News
: Town and Around
A daily presentation of news and views from London and the South-East.Introduced by Corbet Woodall.
followed by The Weather
Contributors
Presenter:
Corbet
Woodall
: Compact: Marmot James Again
A series by Hazel Adair and Peter Ling.Mark and Marmot James are strangely cordial. Iris can think of nothing but work, and Stan gets the wrong idea.
Contributors
Series creator:
Hazel
Adair
Series creator:
Peter
Ling
Script:
N.J.
Crisp
Designer:
Sheila
Toye
Costume supervisor:
Ena
Nickalls
Producer:
Morris
Barry
Director:
Michael
Imison
Adrian:
Robert
Desmond
Doug:
Lawrence
James
Paula:
Judy
Franklin
Miss Fraser:
Christine
Lindsay
Bruce:
Robert
Flemyng
Marmot James:
David
Langton
Mark:
Gareth
Davies
Iris:
Louise
Dunn
Anthea:
Julia
Lockwood
Celia:
Rachel
Gurney
Stan:
Johnny
Wade
Barry:
Robin
Hawdon
Camilla:
Carmen
Silvera
Gussie:
Frances
Bennett
Alison:
Betty
Cooper
Mitch:
Diana
Beevers
David:
Vincent
Ball
Auctioneer:
Christopher
Hodge
Morton:
Terence
Longdon
: Tonight
Introduced by Cliff Michelmore.with Derek Hart, Alan Whicker, Fyfe Robertson, Trevor Philpott, Kenneth Allsop, Macdonald Hastings, Christopher Brasher, Julian Pettifer, Brian Redhead.
Contributors
Presenter:
Cliff
Michelmore
Reporter:
Derek
Hart
Reporter:
Alan
Whicker
Reporter:
Fyfe
Robertson
Reporter:
Trevor
Philpott
Reporter:
Kenneth
Allsop
Reporter:
Macdonald
Hastings
Reporter:
Christopher
Brasher
Reporter:
Julian
Pettifer
Reporter:
Brian
Redhead
Associate producer:
Jack
Gold
Associate producer:
Derrick
Amoore
Associate producer:
Kevin
Billington
Assistant editor:
Elizabeth
Cowley
Editor:
Peter
Batty
: Dr. Kildare: Whoever heard of a Two-Headed Doll?
A film series.Starring Richard Chamberlain as Dr. Kildare and Raymond Massey as Dr. Gillespie
On his first day as resident at Blair Hospital, Kildare has to make an important decision and comes into conflict with Dr. Gillespie on his interpretation of a doctor's duty.
Contributors
Dr. Kildare:
Richard
Chamberlain
Dr. Gillespie:
Raymond
Massey
: This Is Your Life
says Eamonn Andrews to ?Contributors
Presenter:
Eamonn
Andrews
Devised by:
Ralph
Edwards
Executive producer:
T. Leslie
Jackson
Writing and research:
Peter
Moore
Writing and research:
Nickola
Sterne
Writing and research:
Suzanne
Twiston-Davies
Writing and research:
Anthony
Chivers
Writing and research:
John
Dalzell
Writing and research:
Alan
Haire
Story editor:
Bob
Stuart
Music:
James
Turner
Director:
Michael
Goodwin
Producer:
Vere
Lorrimer
: The News
: The Beggar's Opera
A Ballad Opera (1728) by John Gay in a musical version realised from the original airs by Benjamin Britten.Dialogue adapted by Colin Graham performed by the English Opera Group
The English Chamber Orchestra
Leader, Emanuel Hurwitz
Conducted by Meredith Davies
Associate conductor, Robert Keys
Contributors
Author:
John
Gay
Composer:
Benjamin
Britten
Dialogue adapted by/designer/producer:
Colin
Graham
Dialogue performed by:
English Opera
Group
Musicians:
English Chamber
Orchestra
[Orchestra] leader:
Emanuel
Hurwitz
[Orchestra] conducted by:
Meredith
Davies
Associate Conductor:
Robert
Keys
Costumes and set decorations:
Alix
Stone
Director:
Charles R.
Rogers
The Beggar:
Roger
Jerome
The Manager of the Company:
David
Hartley
The Stage Manager:
Brian
Handley
Peachum, a fence:
David
Kelly
Filch, his servant:
Bernard
Dickerson
Mrs Peachum:
Anna
Pollak
Polly Peachum:
Janet
Baker
Captain Macheath, a highwayman:
Kenneth
McKellar
Macheath's Gang - Ben Budge:
Philip
May
Macheath's Gang - Mat of the Mint:
David
Hartley
Macheath's Gang - Tom Tipple:
Jack
Irons
Macheath's Gang - Crook-finger'd Jack:
John
Gibbs
Macheath's Gang - Wat Dreary:
Bernard
Dickerson
Macheath's Gang - Harry Paddington:
Andrew
Snarski
Macheath's Gang - Slippery Sam:
Brian
Handley
Mrs Trapes, a Tally-woman:
Edith
Coates
Ladies of the Town - Jenny Diver:
Joan
Edwards
Ladies of the Town - Mrs Coaxer:
Patricia
Brigenshaw
Ladies of the Town - Dolly Trul:
Sally
Langford
Ladies of the Town - Mrs Vixen:
Carolyn
Maia
Ladies of the Town - Betty Doxy:
Angela
Jenkins
Ladies of the Town - Mrs Slammekin:
Joan
Clarkson
Ladies of the Town - Suky Tawdry:
Alice
Hynd
Ladies of the Town - Molly Brazen:
Sheila
Amit
Lockit, Keeper of Newgate Gaol:
Bryan
Drake
Lucy Lockit, his daughter:
Heather
Harper
: Gallery
Introduced by Ian Trethowan.A weekly programme about political power, people who wield power, and everyday problems which call for political answers.
Contributors
Presenter:
Ian
Trethowan
Film editor:
Ken
Cooper
Director:
Ian
Martin
Producer:
Anthony
Whitby
: News Extra
The latest news with the focus on the main stories of the day.: The International Ballroom Championships of 1963
Direct from the Royal Albert Hall, London.including The Amateur Grand Final, The Professional Grand Final and The Duel of the Giants.
Dancing to the music of Victor Silvester and Edmundo Ros and their Orchestras
Contributors
Musicians:
Victor Silvester and his
Orchestra
Musicians:
Edmundo Ros and his
Orchestra
Commentator:
Brian
Johnston
Commentator:
Elsa
Wells
Presented for television by:
John
Vernon
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