Listings
: Play School
A programme for children at home.(to 11.30)
Contributors
: News
: West is West: Beyond the Missouri
The West that most people know is Hollywood's West. Recently a BBC camera crew spent three months in Wyoming and Montana-'the high country'-filming the real West as it is today and, in lonely valleys where the relics are still undisturbed, the West as it must have been in the days of the pioneers.Tonight's film, the first in a series about the real West, separates the facts from the legends and meets some old-timers.
An Adventure presentation
First transmission on April 25
Contributors
: Francis Durbridge Presents... Melissa: Episode 4
Previously shown on MondayContributors
: Encore: The Four Seasons of Rosie Carr: 1: Spring at the Winged Horse
A cycle of four plays by Ted Willis.[Starring] June Barry, Kenneth J. Warren, James Bolam
with Vanda Godsell, Barry Keegan
in the first play "Spring at the Winged Horse"
(First transmission on BBC-1, July 4)
See page 44
Contributors
: Menuhin Teaches
A series of classes and rehearsals taken by Yehudi Menuhin ranging from beginners to professional soloists.Tonight Menuhin takes a master class on the Beethoven Violin Concerto with two advanced violin students Luz Leskowitz (from Salzburg), Ruth Waterman (from Leeds).
A class for two young violinists playing Bach and Vivaldi: January 8
Contributors
: Between the Lines
Written by Jack Gerson.with Gay Hamilton, Una McLean, Tom Conti, Alex McAvoy.
Introduced by Fulton Mackay.
Songs: Jeanie Lambe
Music: Peggy O'Keefe (piano), Jimmy Feighan (vibes), Ricky Fernandez (bass), Michael Hill (drums)
From Scotland
See page 44
Contributors
: Newsroom
followed by The Weather: Late Night Line-Up
Round off the day with Denis Tuohy, Michael Dean, Nicholas Tresilian and tonight's guests.Contributors
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