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: Play School
A Fat King and a Thin Cook by DONALD BISSETGuest storyteller Colin Jeavons Presenters
CAROL CHELL , STAN ARNOLD
Contributors
: State Visit of The Queen of Denmark
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh welcomeQueen Margrethe and Prince Henrik at the start of their first State Visit to Britain
Their arrival in the Danish Royal Yacht Dannebrog at Greenwich is followed by the ceremony in the Home Park, Windsor, and the state drive to Windsor Castle, where they will be met by other members of the Royal Family. Commentator TOM FLEMING
Directors ANTONY CRAXTON and PHILIP S. GILBERT
Margrethe's work to rule: pages 60-62
Contributors
: The Health Team in Action
5: Practice Team and Hospital TeamHow big is a practice health team? Does *it include ancillary workers like physiotherapists and radiographers? And if the GP has a post at the hospital is he being disloyal to the team?
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
Series editor MICHAEL GARROD
Book (same title), £1.30, from bookshops
Contributors
: Bon Appétit!
4:Franche-Comte Paul Jeanroy talks to
Zena Skinner and demonstrates
Pâté franc-comtois bonne hotesse Fondue a la franc-comtoise
Director BRIAN DAVIES
Producer TONY ROBERTS
Bon Appétit!, 35p, from bookshops Recipe: page 5
Contributors
: News Summary
Weather: Where We Live
A series of films about growing up in Britain 6:SuffolkRobert is a gunsmith's son and a first-class shot. David collects birds' feet and wings, and his friend Kevin is an amateur taxidermist. Timothy is a farmer's son but trains three nights a week after school to realise his ambition to become a dancer. With other children from neighbouring villages, they describe the idyll they have shared growing up near the Suffolk coast.
Producer DAVID HEYCOCK
Contributors
: Tortelier Masterclass
The last of six programmes in whichPaul Tortelier has coached advanced students and young professional soloists in major works for the cello.
Before an audience of music students, Robert Glenton and Aage Kvalbein work on Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme. Accompanist GEOFFREY PRATLEY
Director RODNEY GREENBERG
Contributors
: The Detectives: Trent's Last Case
A film starringMargaret Lockwood , Orson Welles Michael Wilding
Reporter Philip Trent , covering the story of American financier Sigsbee Manderson's mysterious death, is convinced the tycoon was murdered. His investigation uncovers an ingenious and deadly web of deception.
Screenplay by PAMELA WILCOX BOWER From the novel by E. C. BENTLEY
Producer and director HERBERT WILCOX This Week's Films: page 9
Contributors
: Party Political Broadcast
on behalf of the Conservative and Unionist Party<Also on BBC1)
: Pot Black
The first semi-final for the BBC2 Snooker ChampionshipEddie Charlton (Australia), the defending Pot Black Champion against
Graham Miles (Birmingham)
Having reached the semi-finals at his first attempt, Miles now faces his biggest test against the uncompromising Australian Champion. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN
Producer REG PERRIN (Birmingham)
Contributors
: Europa
How do other Europeans look at us, the world, themselves? HOW do they interpret the issues and film the events? Television reports from West and East Europe reveal what concerns and interests our Continental neighbours. Introduced by Derek HartProducer MARYSE ADDISON
Contributors
: Paul Williams
In ConcertPAUL WILLIAMS has now become one of the hottest properties in the music business having written hits for people such as the Carpenters and Three Dog Night. Musical director JOHNNY PEARSON
Musical arrangements KEN ASCHER Sound HUGH BARKER
Lighting DICKIE HICHAM
Designer GARY PRITCHARD
Producer STANLEY DORFMAN
Contributors
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