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As the cricket season nears its completion Lancashire face the near incredible prospect of winning all three major England titles - the Championship, the Gillette Cup and the League. As defending title holders in the League they have maintained their ascendancy of last year to such an extent that they had only been beaten twice by the beginning of August - but in the last few weeks Warwickshire have emerged in the League as one of the counties likely to challenge them.
During today's tea interval, at approximately 4.0 pm, Lord's Taverner Eric Sykes will read extracts from Herbert Farjeon's Cricket Bag.
Frank Bough introduces the programme which includes news of all today's other cricket fixtures: Essex v Derbyshire, Gloucestershire v Kent, Hampshire v Glamorgan, Leicestershire v Northamptonshire, Middlesex v Surrey, Nottinghamshire v Somerset, Worcestershire v Yorkshire
('It could have killed cricket page 9)
Contributors
Presenter:
Frank
Bough
Commentator at Old Trafford:
John
Arlott
Commentator at Old Trafford:
Jim
Laker
Author (Herbert Farjeon's Cricket Bag):
Herbert
Farjeon
Reader (Herbert Farjeon's Cricket Bag):
Eric
Sykes
Television Presentation:
Alan
Mouncer
Television Presentation:
Bob
Duncan
The best of the week's news film. For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually.
and Weather
Contributors
Presenter:
Michael de
Morgan
Producer:
Bill
Northwood
Samoa, a tropical paradise in the South Pacific, is now faced with an agonising challenge.
The challenge is what some people call Progress, in this case American-style, complete with camera-toting tourists, educational television in every classroom, and an expanding economy that may be in conflict with Samoan traditional values.
Contributors
Producer:
Dan
Klugherz
Presented by:
Brian
Branston
A series played for laughs and with a song or two from Carol Burnett and her guests tonight Jack Jones, Pat Carroll
With Harvey Korman, Lyle Waggoner, Vicki Lawrence, The Ernest Flatt Dancers
(A programme recorded in America)
Contributors
Entertainer:
Carol
Burnett
Singer:
Jack
Jones
Guest:
Pat
Carroll
Performer:
Harvey
Korman
Performer:
Lyle
Waggoner
Performer:
Vicki
Lawrence
Dancers:
The Ernest Flatt
Dancers
Musical Director:
Harry
Zimmerman
Producer:
Jon
Hamilton
Director:
Dave
Powers
One of the great ballet companies of the world
The Leningrad State Kirov Ballet are visiting the Royal Festival Hall, London, for a six-week season. Tonight you can see two pieces from their repertoire:
Pas de deux from Coppelia by Delibes
Elena Evteyeva, Mikhail Barishnikov
Nutcracker - Act 3 by Tchaikovsky
English Symphony Orchestra
Leader Peter Benson
Conductors Victor Fedotov, Victor Shirokov
Introduced by Andrew Porter
An outside broadcast televised by arrangement with Victor Hochhauser Ltd
Contributors
Presenter:
Andrew
Porter
Dancer (Pas de deux):
Elena
Evteyeva
Dancer (Pas de deux):
Mikhail
Barishnikov
Choreography (Nutcracker):
Vasily
Vainonen
Masha:
Irina
Kolpakova
Prince:
Vladilen
Semenov
Spanish Dance:
Olga
Zabotkina
Spanish Dance:
Konstantin
Rassadin
Chinese Dance:
Olga
Vtorushina
Chinese Dance:
Alexander
Pavlovsky
Trepak:
Alissa
Strogaya
Trepak:
Vadim
Budarin
Trepak:
Mikhail
Gulyayev
Trepak:
Vladimir
Korneyev
Rose Waltz:
Corps de
Ballet
Musicians:
English Symphony
Orchestra
Orchestra leader:
Peter
Benson
Conductor:
Victor
Fedotov
Conductor:
Victor
Shirokov
General Administrator:
Pyotr
Rachinsky
Artistic director:
Konstantin
Sergeyev
Principal Ballet Mistress:
Natalia
Dudinskaya
Presented for television by:
John
Vernon
with Eleanor Bron, John Fortune
Written by John Fortune and Eleanor Bron
Contributors
Writer/Comedian:
John
Fortune
Writer/Comedian:
Eleanor
Bron
Musicians:
The North Kensington Festival Wind
Ensemble
Arranged and directed by:
Stanley
Myers
Special Photography:
Clive
Arrowsmith
Script Photography:
John
Jefford
Lighting:
Ritchie
Richardson
Designer:
Keith
Cheetham
Producer:
Terry
Hughes
by Gustave Flaubert
Dramatised in four parts by Hugh Leonard
Frederic has returned home to find that his mother cannot afford to let him return to Paris and he therefore believes he will never see Madame Arnoux again.
(Wandering from woman to woman: see pages 6 and 7)
Contributors
Author:
Gustave
Flaubert
Dramatised by:
Hugh
Leonard
Tony Bilbow talks to Michael York and Philip Jenkinson introduces extracts from vintage films.
Contributors
Presenter:
Tony
Bilbow
Presenter:
Philip
Jenkinson
Interviewee:
Michael
York
Director:
Sheldon
Larry
Producer:
Barry
Brown
Editor:
Michael
Hill