The Touchdown of Apollo 14
(Powered descent due 10.4, Touchdown due 10.17)
Presented in association with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, EBU and the US Networks.
(Colour)
Contributors
Studio Designer:
Keith
Harris
Director:
Keith
Clement
Director:
Alex
Saward
London Producer:
Tam
Fry
London Producer:
John
Morrell
London Producer:
Anthony
Chivers
London Producer:
Andrew
Wiseman
Houston Producer:
Peter
Pagnamenta
Editor:
Michael
Bukht
Executive Producer:
Richard
Francis
Today's story is 'The Train to Glasgow' by Wilma Horsbrugh
Contributors
Author (The Train to Glasgow):
Wilma
Horsbrugh
Presenter:
Julie
Stevens
Presenter:
Brian
Cant
Pianist:
William
Blezard
Designer:
Diana
Bates
Scripted and directed by:
Michael
Cole
Producer:
Peter Ridsdale
Scott
Series Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
Each week Europa selects some of the films which have interested viewers across a continent - films which show how Europe is looking at itself and at the rest of the world.
Introduced by Derek Hart
by Jane Austen
A second chance to see this dramatisation in four parts by Denis Constanduros
Col Brandon heard that Mrs Ferrars had cut Edward off because of his engagement. He asked Elinor to take a message to Edward, little knowing the effect this might have on her.
Contributors
Author:
Jane
Austen
Dramatised by:
Denis
Constanduros
Producer:
Martin
Lisemore
Director:
David
Giles
Half-an-hour of comedy starring Kenneth Griffith, Frank Thornton, Sheila Steafel
with Tony Melody
Contributors
Script Editor:
David
Nobbs
Designer:
Colin
Green
Producer:
Roger
Race
[Actor]:
Kenneth
Griffith
[Actor]:
Frank
Thornton
[Actress]:
Sheila
Steafel
[Actor]:
Tony
Melody
Pongo Plays started life as Kyogen, or Japanese fairy tales. Henry Livings, one of the most vigorous of English playwrights, has adapted them into short comic burlesques in Victorian costume. Like the pantomime, they are full of familiar stage types and present an unusual mixture of folk charm, humour, and satire.
Review presents one of these little plays, and James Mossman talks about them to Henry Livings
(Entry forms for the Review Television Play Competition can be obtained from: Review, [address removed])
(Colour)
Contributors
Presenter/Editor:
James
Mossman
Interviewee:
Henry
Livings
Director:
Sheldon
Larry
Producer:
Peter
Adam
Producer:
Tony
Staveacre
Tony Bilbow looks back over the week with William Rushton, James Cameron and other people, other views
Contributors
Presenter:
Tony
Bilbow
Guest:
William
Rushton
Guest:
James
Cameron
Editor:
Rowan
Ayers
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