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Today's story is "The Ugly Duckling" (Traditional)
Told by Ted Moult
Presenters this week Diane Dorgan, Brian Cant
Contributors
Presenter:
Diane
Dorgan
Presenter:
Brian
Cant
Storyteller:
Ted
Moult
Starring Henry Fonda, Audrey Hepburn, Mel Ferrer
with Vittorio Gassman, Herbert Lom, Oscar Homolka, Anita Ekberg
King Vidor's War and Peace, which combines the story of Pierre Bezukhov and the Bolkonsky and Rostov families with Tolstoy's own version of Napoleon's invasion of Russia, is a truly international production.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
Contributors
Based on the novel by:
Leo
Tolstoy
Director:
King
Vidor
Natasha Rostov:
Audrey
Hepburn
Pierre Bezukhov:
Henry
Fonda
Prince Andrey:
Mel
Ferrer
Anatole Kuragin:
Vittorio
Gassman
Napoleon Bonaparte:
Herbert
Lom
General Kutuzov:
Oscar
Homolka
Helene:
Anita
Ekberg
Dolokhov:
Helmut
Dantine
Count Nicholas Rostov:
Barry
Jones
Maria Bolkonksy:
Anna Maria
Ferrero
Lise Bolkonsky:
Milly
Vitale
Nicholas Rostov:
Jeremy
Brett
Sonya Rostov:
May
Britt
Basil Kouraguine:
Tullio
Carminati
Prince Bolkonsky:
Wilfrid
Lawson
Countess Rostov:
Lea
Seidl
Petya Rostov:
Sean
Barrett
Platon Karatsev:
John
Mills
This week's programme in the series on Man and Science today.
Experts estimate that within 30 years - some say sooner - the tiger, orangutan and gorilla will have vanished for ever.
For each year of this century one wild animal has been wiped out. Despite game parks and nature reserves, the natural habitat of many of the great mammals is being destroyed for ever by poaching, political instability - and man's need for more and more land.
If this slaughter in the wild continues, we must preserve these endangered animals in zoos. But to breed sufficient numbers and establish zoo banks to ensure their survival would mean changing the format of zoos from "animal exhibitions" to breeding centres.
Can zoos do it? With a worldwide breeding record for gorillas of under two a year in zoos, just what are the chances for such species in captivity? Or is it the last great battle for survival?
"The programme was remarkable for some quite fascinating photography, particularly the birth of a baby rhino in captivity" (Daily Telegraph)
(Colour)
Contributors
Narrator:
Paul
Vaughan
Editor:
Peter
Goodchild
Producer:
Allan
Segal
Producer:
Graham
Massey
Tonight in this quiz you can match your musical wits against Prunella Scales, Richard Baker, Bernard Levin
Chairman Joseph Cooper
Contributors
Panellist:
Prunella
Scales
Panellist:
Richard
Baker
Panellist:
Bernard
Levin
Guest musician:
Simon
Preston
Chairman:
Joseph
Cooper
Production:
Walter
Todds
Director:
Denis
Moriarty
Harry Carpenter introduces highlights of the Final Round.
Billy Casper will defend the title he won last year in a play-off, and amongst his challengers will be four times winner Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. This year's overseas invitation list includes Gary Player from South Africa, Roberto de Vicenzo of the Argentine, Bruce Devlin of Australia, Bob Charles of New Zealand and Tony Jacklin, Peter Oosterhuis and Tommy Horton from Britain.
Presented in collaboration with CBS
Contributors
Presenter:
Harry
Carpenter
Golfer:
Billy
Casper
Golfer:
Arnold
Palmer
Golfer:
Jack
Nicklaus
Golfer:
Gary
Player
Golfer:
Roberto de
Vicenzo
Golfer:
Bruce
Devlin
Golfer:
Bob
Charles
Golfer:
Tony
Jacklin
Golfer:
Peter
Oosterhuis
Golfer:
Tommy
Horton
Edited for BBC TV by:
David
Kenning
Jelly (Paul Brinegar, above) wins a gold mine in a poker game and leaves Lancer for the big-city life of a big spender. Then he sets up a mining operation that threatens to ruin Murdoch.
(Colour)
Contributors
Johnny Lancer:
James
Stacy
Murdoch Lancer:
Andrew
Duggan
Scott Lancer:
Wayne
Maunder
Jelly:
Paul
Brinegar
Jess Barton:
Anthony
Eisley
Annie 'Gus' Guthrie:
Winifred
Coffin
Bertram Ames:
Leonard
Stone
Otto Spangler:
Roy
Jenson
"It's bad not to do TV because they think you're dead. Trouble is, my personality was built for a 2,000-seat theatre, not a front room. My character has always been larger than life."
Jimmy Wheeler talks to Tony Bilbow
Contributors
Interviewee:
Jimmy
Wheeler
Interviewer:
Tony
Bilbow