Listings
: The Fabric of the Atom: Programme 1: On the Stability of Matter
An Introduction to Quantum Mechanics by Professor Philip Morrison.From the Royal College of Surgeons
A BBC Educational broadcast
Repeated on Monday at 11.40 p.m.
See facing page
Contributors
Presenter:
Professor Philip
Morrison
Producer:
Alan
Sleath
: Parliamo Italiano: 21: Al Mercato
Written by Toni Cerutti.Let's Speak Italian
A course of thirty lessons for beginners.
Giulia goes to the market and chooses some food.
With Marla Landi, Roberto Cardinali, Sergio Gazzarrini
Introduced by Ariella Reggio.
A BBC Educational broadcast
(Repeated on Friday at 11.5 p.m.)
See facing page
(to 12.50)
Contributors
Writer:
Toni
Cerutti
Presenter:
Ariella
Reggio
Designer:
Charles
Lawrence
Director:
Maddalena
Fagandini
Producer:
Peter
Montagnon
Giulia:
Marla
Landi
[Actor]:
Roberto
Cardinali
[Actor]:
Sergio
Gazzarrini
: Notice Board
Public Service announcements.: Grandstand
including Boxing, Parachute Jumping, Racing, Badminton, Ice Hockey.See panel and facing page
Details of next week's Grandstand are shown on page 55
Grandstand
1.0 to 5.15
Introduced by David Coleman
Boxing in America at 1.20
Carl 'Bobo' Oison (Honolulu) w. Wayne Thornton (California) A 10-round light-heavyweight bout in the Kezar Stadium, San Francisco
Commentator: Don Dunphy
(A recording of the Gillette Fight of the Week)
Red On, Green On, Go!
Parachute Jumping with instructors and trainees of the No. Parachute Training School, the Royal Air force, Abingdon at 2.0 and 3.35 Outside Broadcast cameras are airborne alongside the parachutists as they jump
Commentators: from a captive balloon, Raymond Baxter; from a Beverley aircraft, Frank Bough
Presented for television by Dennis Monger and Alan Mouncer
Racing from Windsor
2.30 Frogmore Plate (over 5 furlongs)
3.0 Meadow Sellirg Handicap (over 1 mile, 111 yards)
3.30 Queen Anne's Handicap (over 1 1/2 miles)
Commentators: Peter O'Sullevan and Clive Graham
Presented for television by Brian Johnson
Badminton from the Empire Pool, Wembley
2.35, 3.5. and 4.20 The All England Badminton Championships: Finals Day Commentator: Max Robertson
Presented for television by Bill Wright
Ice Hockey from Brighton at 4.0 and 4.35: Fife Flyers v. Wembley Lions
The Final of the Grandstand competition
Commentator: Alan Weeks
Presented for television by Peter Bale
Sports Results and News Service
4.55 Classified football results, Rugby Union and Rugby League results
(While it is hoped to keep to the above timings, they may be changed by events)
Contributors
Presenter:
David
Coleman
Presented by:
Alec
Weeks
Editor:
Cliff
Morgan
: The Telegoons: The Booted Gorilla
Peter Sellers, Harry Secombe, Spike MilliganBBC Radio's world-famous Goons in a new puppet series for television.
This week's adventure is The Booted Gorilla
Television adaptation by Maurice Wiltshire.
Produced by Tony Young of Grosvenor Films for BBC-tv
Contributors
Voice:
Peter
Sellers
Voice:
Harry
Secombe
Voice/script:
Spike
Milligan
Script:
Eric
Sykes
Television adaptation:
Maurice
Wiltshire
Producer:
Tony
Young
: Dr. Who: Assassin at Peking
by John Lucarotti.An adventure in space and time.
Starring William Hartnell, William Russell, Jacqueline Hill and Carole Ann Ford
with Mark Eden, Derren Nesbitt
The Doctor loses a game and Tegana seizes his chance.
Contributors
Writer:
John
Lucarotti
Sword fight arranged by:
Derek
Ware
Title Music:
Ron Grainer with the BBC Radiophonic
Workshop
Incidental Music:
Tristram
Cary
Costumes supervised by:
Daphne
Dare
Make-up supervised by:
Ann
Ferriggi
Story Editor:
David
Whitaker
Designer:
Barry
Newbery
Associate Producer:
Mervyn
Pinfield
Producer:
Verity
Lambert
Director:
Waris
Hussein
Dr. Who:
William
Hartnell
Ian Chesterton:
William
Russell
Barbara Wright:
Jacqueline
Hill
Susan Foreman:
Carole Ann
Ford
Marco Polo:
Mark
Eden
Tegana:
Derren
Nesbitt
Ping-Cho:
Zienia
Merton
Kuiju:
Tutte
Lemkow
Ling-Tau:
Paul
Carson
Kublai Khan:
Martin
Miller
Empress:
Claire
Davenport
Vizier:
Peter
Lawrence
: Juke Box Jury
A new disc - a Hit or a Miss?Comment and opinions on the latest pop releases.
This week's panel: Julia Foster, Derek Johnson, Eric Sykes, Mary Travers of 'Peter, Paul, and Mary'.
In the chair, David Jacobs
Contributors
Panellist:
Julia
Foster
Panellist:
Derek
Johnson
Panellist:
Eric
Sykes
Panellist:
Mary
Travers
Chairman:
David
Jacobs
Programme devised by:
Peter
Potter
Presented by:
Neville
Wortman
: Taxi!: Get Me to the Church
Written by Harry Driver and Jack Rosenthal.Starring Sid James
with Ray Brooks, Toke Townley, Clare Kelly
See page 7
Contributors
Writer:
Harry
Driver
Writer:
Jack
Rosenthal
Film sequences directed by:
Douglas
Argent
Film cameraman:
Tony
Leggo
Film editor:
Geoff
Botterill
Incidental music:
Bill
McGuffie
Taxi theme by:
Bunny
Lewis
Taxi theme by:
Harry
Robinson
Designer:
John
Cooper
Designer:
Derek
Dodd
Production:
Douglas
Moodie
Sid Stone:
Sid
James
Terry Mills:
Ray
Brooks
Dolly Stoker:
Clare
Kelly
Jean Stoker:
Janet
Kelly
Bert Stoker:
Toke
Townley
Taxi driver:
Alfred
Maron
Taxi driver:
Bill
Maxam
Mr. Spencer:
Ronald
Mayer
Bertha:
Myrtle
Reed
Car Driver:
Derek
Partridge
Police Sergeant:
Hubert
Willis
Mother Lynch:
Gladys
Dawson
Waiter:
John
Devaut
Grace:
Barbara
Keogh
Alf:
Ian
Gray
: Laramie: Badge of Glory
A Western film series.Starring John Smith and Robert Fuller
with Spring Byington and Dennis Holmes
In spite of opposition from the towns-people, Jess tries to help a preacher whose life is threatened by a gang of ruthless outlaws.
Contributors
Slim Sherman:
John
Smith
Jess Harper:
Robert
Fuller
Daisy Cooper:
Spring
Byington
Mike:
Dennis
Holmes
: Bold as Brass
Written by David Climie.A sort of Paunch and Judy Show.
Starring Jimmy Edwards
with Beryl Reid
Also appearing: Jill Hyem, Bill Nagy, Bill Treacher, Kevin Barry and Nicholas Brent
Guest artist, Stephane Grappelly
See page 8
Contributors
Writer:
David
Climie
The Briggs by:
Ron
Watson
Musical direction and orchestrations:
Gordon
Franks
Designer:
Ridley
Scott
Producer:
Philip
Barker
Ernie Briggs:
Jimmy
Edwards
Bessie Briggs:
Beryl
Reid
Peggy Briggs:
Jill
Hyem
Harry Parker:
Bill
Nagy
[Actor]:
Bill
Treacher
[Actor]:
Kevin
Barry
[Actor]:
Nicholas
Brent
Violinist:
Stephane
Grappelly
: The Saturday Film presenting: Johnny Angel
[Starring] George Raft as Johnny Angelwith Claire Trevor, Signe Hasso
and Hoagy Carmichael
A merchant navy captain attempts to solve the mystery surrounding the disappearance of his father at sea, but his investigations place him in great danger.
Contributors
Director:
Edwin L.
Marin
Johnny Angel:
George
Raft
Lilah:
Claire
Trevor
Paulette:
Signe
Hasso
Celestial O'Brien:
Hoagy
Carmichael
Sam Jewell:
Lowell
Gilmore
Gustafson:
Marvin
Miller
Miss Drum:
Margaret
Wycherly
: First Night: Goodbye, Gloria, Goodbye...
by Peter Kenna.See page 8
Contributors
Writer:
Peter
Kenna
Improvisations on the piano by:
Arthur
Dulay
Script editor:
James
Brabazon
Designer:
Richard
Wilmot
Producer:
James
MacTaggart
Director:
Henric
Hirsch
Ada Churnley:
Annette
Crosbie
Gloria Bunt:
Mavis
Villiers
Arthur Hopgood:
Edward
Dentith
Clive Bunt:
Clifford
Parrish
Mr Cross:
William
Douglas
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