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Story: "Splodges and Squares" Written and illustrated by Joanne Cole
Presenters this week: Toni Arthur, Kerry Jewel
(Repeated at 4.5 pm)
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer/Illustrator (Splodges and Squares):
Joanne
Cole
Presenter:
Toni
Arthur
Presenter:
Kerry
Jewel
One-Day International Cricket: England v Australia
from Edgbaston
Coverage through to the completion of this final game of three 55-over matches for the Prudential Trophy and total prize money of £4,000.
Having failed to regain the Ashes the young Australian team would consider it some compensation to return home victors in this first-ever series of one-day internationals.
Introduced by Mike Carey
The Rothmans 50,000
Murray Walker and Barrie Gill report direct from Brands Hatch on today's big Bank Holiday event with total prize money of £50,000 including a first prize of £20,000.
(Colour)
Contributors
Commentator (Cricket):
Richie
Benaud
Commentator (Cricket):
Jim
Laker
Presenter (Cricket):
Mike
Carey
Television presentation (Cricket):
David
Kenning
Television presentation (Cricket):
Nick
Hunter
Commentator (Motor Racing):
Murray
Walker
Commentator (Motor Racing):
Barrie
Gill
TV presentation (Motor Racing):
Brian
Robins
TV presentation (Motor Racing):
Tony
Salmon
Sir John Betjeman revisits the Isle of Man, which he has known and loved since student days, and finds that the magnetism of the past is still present in The Ancient Kingdom of Man.
Contributors
Presenter:
Sir John
Betjeman
Producer:
Bridget
Winter
with Richard Whitmore
Reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
Weather
Contributors
Newsreader:
Richard
Whitmore
adapted for television by Michael Gilbert
starring Alastair Sim, Roy Dotrice, Avice Landon and Thorley Walters
with guest star Raymond Huntley
(First shown on BBC1)
(Colour)
Contributors
Author:
A.P.
Herbert
Adapter:
Michael
Gilbert
Music:
Dennis
Wilson
Settings:
Brian
Tregidden
Producer:
John Howard
Davies
Mrs Haddock:
Avice
Landon
Albert Haddock:
Roy
Dotrice
Mr Lazenby:
George
Benson
Miss Crossman:
Tania
Robinson
Mr Crabbitt:
Raymond
Huntley
Clerk of the Court:
Michael
Slater
Sir Joshua Hoot QC:
Thorley
Walters
Mr Mallow:
John
Bryans
Mr Justice Swallow:
Alastair
Sim
A series of six programmes
with Professor Peter Bauer
"The foreign aid crusade is a gigantic confidence trick. A well-meaning public has been conned by a motley coalition... which includes... disillusioned, power - and money - hungry academics, temperamental do-gooders and politicians in search of publicity."
In tonight's discussion from the Royal Institution, Professor Peter Bauer of the London School of Economics argues that foreign aid from the rich to the poor countries is rarely beneficial and often harmful. Among those who disagree with him are Judith Hart MP, and Lord Caradon; and they, and others, tackle Professor Bauer on some of his views.
Introduced by Professor Sir George Porter
Contributors
Presenter:
Sir George
Porter
Panellist:
Professor Peter
Bauer
Panellist:
Judith
Hart
Panellist:
Lord
Caradon
Director:
Stuart
Harris
Producer:
Karl
Sabbagh
by Joan Morahan
A cottage by the sea, sun, wine and the company of two attractive women. Larry's in his element but as usual he has to go too far.
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer:
Joan
Morahan
Designer:
Graham
Oakley
Producer:
Tim
Aspinall
Director:
Christopher
Morahan
Larry:
Barrie
Ingham
Liz:
Sheila
Allen
Val:
Ann
Lynn
Some of the best from one of the best Western film series ever made
The tenants of a village on Don Sebastian's land find the money to buy it, but Don Sebastian repudiates his earlier promise to sell. The origin of the money is called in question and the villagers' fate hangs in the balance.
Contributors
Big John:
Leif
Erickson
Buck:
Cameron
Mitchell
Blue:
Mark
Slade
Manolito:
Henry
Darrow
Victoria:
Linda
Cristal
Don Sebastian:
Frank
Silvera
Vaquero:
Rodolfo
Acosta
Frank Munn:
Joe
Maross
Father Rufino:
Natividad
Vacio
Miguel Morales:
Alex
Montoya
Bartender:
Jorge
Moreno
Sam:
Don
Collier
featuring Salena Jones, Doris Troy, Esther Marrow
guest David Snell
Doris Troy's description of what happened in a smoky club in Birmingham when three well tempered ladies stood up to sing for half an hour.
Nobody sings their latest record, they simply bring a new vitality to the songs, some strong, some gentle, that gives a sparkle to that current expression for doing it well - 'getting it together.'
From Opposite Lock Club, Birmingham
(colour)
Contributors
Singer:
Salena
Jones
Singer:
Doris
Troy
Singer:
Esther
Marrow
Harpist:
David
Snell
Musical Arranger:
John
Bell
Musical Director:
Martyn
Ford
Director:
Mike
Begg
Producer:
Philip
Lewis
A series of seven programmes in which Mary Marquis and Donald MacCormick present personalities and performances from the 26th Edinburgh International Festival
Contributors
Presenter:
Mary
Marquis
Presenter:
Donald
MacCormick
Editor:
Matthew
Spicer