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Presenters this week Julie Stevens, Rick Jones
In the story chair, Myrtle Richardson
January falls the snow,
February cold winds blow,
In March peep out the early flowers,
And April comes with sunny showers.
These are the first lines of Play School's opening poem this week, and as it is the first day of the New Year Rick and Julie use ribbon, cardboard, string, and pictures from the Useful Box to make a calendar, which shows a different picture for each month of the year.
Today's story is called 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit' by Beatrix Potter
(to 11.20)
Contributors
Presenter:
Julie
Stevens
Presenter:
Rick
Jones
Storyteller:
Myrtle
Richardson
Author (The Tale of Peter Rabbit):
Beatrix
Potter
Part of a concert of music by the Strauss family given this morning in the Main Hall of the Musikverein.
by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
Led and directed by Willi Boskovsky
with dancers from the Vienna State Opera Ballet
Recorded via Eurovision by courtesy of the Austrian Television Service
Introduced by Richard Baker.
Contributors
Musicians:
The Vienna Philharmonic
Orchestra
Led and directed by:
Willi
Boskovsky
Dancers:
Dancers from the Vienna State Opera
Ballet
Choreography:
Dia
Luca
Director:
Hermann
Lanske
Presenter:
Richard
Baker
Presented by:
David
Buckton
The World Tonight
Reporting: John Timpson and Peter Woods
with Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Clayton, Tom Mangold, Brian Saxton, David Tindall, Richard Whitmore and the correspondents, at home and abroad, of BBC News.
See page 19
Contributors
Newsreader:
John
Timpson
Newsreader:
Peter
Woods
Reporter:
Martin
Bell
Reporter:
Michael
Blakey
Reporter:
Michael
Clayton
Reporter:
Tom
Mangold
Reporter:
Brian
Saxton
Reporter:
David
Tindall
Reporter:
Richard
Whitmore
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this programme:
Starring Dick Emery
with Kenneth J. Warren, Patsy Rowlands, Mark Singleton and Jerold Wells
also Sandra Fehr and Simon Cord
Special guest artist, Roy Budd
(Colour)
Contributors
Scripts:
Brad
Ashton
Scripts:
Richard
Armstrong
Scripts:
Dan
Douglas
Scripts:
Austin
Steele
Musical direction and orchestrations:
Dennis
Wilson
Designer:
Martin
Collins
Producer:
John
Street
Comedian:
Dick
Emery
[Actor]:
Kenneth J.
Warren
[Actress]:
Patsy
Rowlands
[Actor]:
Mark
Singleton
[Actor]:
Jerold
Wells
[Actress]:
Sandra
Fehr
[Actor]:
Simon
Cord
Pianist:
Roy
Budd
A time of change
A severing of roots
A readjustment
Mrs. Cooke was born in Victorian England. She has had a long, vigorous, independent life. Now after a lifetime of self-sufficiency she feels a prisoner in her own body; after eighteen years sharing a house with her daughter she will share a room with two other old ladies; Mrs. Cooke is moving into a Salvation Army home.
(Colour)
Contributors
Director:
Charles
Denton
Executive Producer:
Brian
Lewis
by Alan Plater
With Norman Rodway as Murphy, Nigel Davenport as Donkin
(Norman Rodway is a member of the Royal Shakespeare Company)
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer:
Alan
Plater
Music:
Norman
Kay
Designer:
Fanny
Taylor
Producer:
Michael
Bakewell
Director:
Roderick
Graham
Murphy:
Norman
Rodway
Donkin:
Nigel
Davenport
James:
Ronald
Hines
Norah:
Rhoda
Lewis
Turner:
Donald
Gee
Stephens:
Philip
Bond
Doris:
Heather
Stoney
Mellish:
John
Bryans
Featherston:
Arthur
Cox
Jennings:
Malcolm
Hayes
Miss Hopkirk:
Dorothy
Edwards
Sandra:
Janie
Booth
Julia:
Ros
Drinkwater
Celia:
Christina
Greatrex
Tunnicliffe:
Arnold
Ridley
Bill:
Michael Graham
Cox
Adrian:
Robert
Mill
with Ella Fitzgerald and Antonio Carlos Jobim.
Two great singers and a famous guitarist entertain with songs and melodies old and new in a show which provides a perfect setting for all three. (Colour)
Contributors
Singer:
Frank
Sinatra
Singer:
Ella
Fitzgerald
Guitarist:
Antonio Carlos
Jobim
A last look around the daily scene with Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow, Brian King and Sheridan Morley.
"He watch'd and wept" (Goldsmith)
(Colour)
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael
Dean
Presenter:
Joan
Bakewell
Presenter:
Tony
Bilbow
Presenter:
Brian
King
Presenter:
Sheridan
Morley