Listings
6.40 The Composer and his Audience
7.5 The Alchemist
7.30 Things Present - Times Past
Live coverage of the last morning of the Labour Party Conference in Blackpool.
Reporting team: Robin Day
David Dimbleby and Robert McKenzie
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Dimbleby
Unknown:
Robert
McKenzie
Story: John Barleycorn written by HELEN PALMER illustrated by JULEK HELLER Presenters:
FLOELLA BENJAMIN
JOHNNY BALL and JON GLOVER
Pianist WILLIAM BLEZARD
Percussionist DON LAWSON Designer ROGER CANN
Written and directed by BARBARA DEEHAN Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Barleycorn
Written By:
Helen
Palmer
Illustrated By:
Julek
Heller
Unknown:
Floella
Benjamin
Unknown:
Johnny
Ball
Pianist:
Jon
Glover
Pianist:
William
Blezard
Pianist:
Percussionist Don
Lawson
Designer:
Roger
Cann
Directed By:
Barbara
Deehan
Producer:
Anne
Gobey
Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
Further coverage from Blackpool.
Outside broadcast producer KEN GRIFFIN Producer ROGER BOLTON
Editor MARGARET DOUGLAS
Contributors
Producer:
Ken
Griffin
Producer:
Roger
Bolton
Editor:
Margaret
Douglas
5.0 History of Electric Power
5.25 Computing
5.50 Concorde
6.15 Microbiology
6.40 The Semi-Detached House
with Tony Soper
Staying alive is a serious business for animals, and their survival means being successful in the game of hide and seek.
Juicy moths resemble broken twigs; grasshoppers look like half-hoppers and who is looking for half a meal! And there are sea creatures that you can see through. TONY SOPER wanders the veldt and visits seabird colonies in South Africa seeking marvellous examples in the art of disguise.
Film editor RON MARTIN
Producer JOHN SPARKS. BBC Bristol (First shown on BBC 1)
Contributors
Unknown:
Tony
Soper
Editor:
Ron
Martin
Producer:
John
Sparks.
Michael Charlton and Charles Wheeler present news and opinion on events of the day. Newsreader Peter Woods
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Charlton
Unknown:
Charles
Wheeler
Unknown:
Peter
Woods
A series of eight programmes 1: In Search of a Champion
Last autumn 12 top shepherds and sheepdogs from all parts of the British Isles met at Buttermere in the Lake District for a series of television sheepdog trials. During the next seven weeks they will be seen competing in teams representing England East, England West, Scotland and Wales.
Phil Drabble (pictured) looks behind the trial course at the sheepdogs on the farm, the unique role they play, and their life-from puppies, through patient training, to working sheep on the lowlands and fells of the British countryside.
Next week all the skill and wisdom of man and dog will be put to the test as the first team, England West, competes on the trial course.
...a lucid, tranquil introduction to the trials to be shown in subsequent editions .. : (DAILY TELEGRAPH) ... simple, rewarding viewing the very best of television ...
(COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH)
Producer PHILIP s. GILBERT 'Repeat)
The City and the State.
In the week of the Labour Party Conference, reporter James Bellini examines the case for nationalisation of the big Banks and the major insurance companies.
Would State control of the financial institutions of the City provide an answer to Britain's economic problems?
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS Editor JOHN DEKKER
Contributors
Reporter:
James
Bellini
Editor:
Paul
Ellis
Editor:
John
Dekker
A new comedy series starring John Bird and John Fortune On the Other Hand
Written by JOHN BIRD and JOHN FORTUNE Designer VALERIE WARRENDER Producer DENNIS MAIN WILSON
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Bird
Written By:
John
Bird
Written By:
John
Fortune
Designer:
Valerie
Warrender
Producer:
Dennis Main
Wilson
Colleclor:
Steve
Plytas
Lers:
Jack
Watson
Cl erk:
James
Bree
Chance's relations:
Eunice
Black
Julian:
Hugh
Walters
Nurse:
Jenny
Twigge
Maria:
Hilary
Labow
First mate:
Stephen
Kane
A new series of ten programmes This week presented by Moira Anderson in a programme of the most requested popular classics.
Also featuring: Cristina Ortiz
Swingle II , BBC Choral Society and Patricia Ruanne With DAVID PICKEN
HUGH RATHBONE and TREVOR WOOD from the LONDON FESTIVAL BALLET
Musical director PETER KNIGNT Sound LARRY GOODSON Lighting BILL MILLAR Designers
DON TAYLOR , GRAEME STORY Producer YVONNE LITTLEWOOD
Contributors
Presented By:
Moira
Anderson
Unknown:
Cristina
Ortiz
Unknown:
Swingle
Ii
Unknown:
Patricia
Ruanne
Unknown:
With David
Picken
Unknown:
Hugh
Rathbone
Unknown:
Trevor
Wood
Director:
Peter
Knignt
Unknown:
Bill
Millar
Unknown:
Don
Taylor
Producer:
Yvonne
Littlewood
starring
Marius Goring as Professor Hardy with Virginia Stride
Edgar Wreford , Peter Arne A series of ten programmes 2: Blood Line by ROGER PARKES
An Arab ruler dies in London and Hardy is caught up in a situation of political intrigue.
Designer CHRISTINE RUSCOE Producer ANDREW OSBORN
Director DAVID SULIIVAN PROUDFOOT
Contributors
Unknown:
Marius
Goring
Unknown:
Edgar
Wreford
Unknown:
Peter
Arne
Unknown:
Roger
Parkes
Unknown:
An
Arab
Designer:
Christine
Ruscoe
Producer:
Andrew
Osborn
Director:
David Suliivan
Proudfoot
Dr Hamad:
Peter
Arne
Cmdr Jennings:
Frank
Mills
Ford:
Hugh
Dickson
Susan Bartlett:
Virginia
Stride
Prince Rashid:
Edgar
Wreford
Prince Sullman:
Damien
Thomas
Dr Davis:
Michael
Bangerter
Sister Harker:
Joy
Hope
Price:
Jeremy
Sinden
A series of 12 programmes in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public.
Tonight: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament All Against the Bomb
'The threat of nuclear war has receded from public attention, yet the nuclear arms race is accelerating. The British Government is reducing public spending, yet military spending continues to rise. The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament puts its case.'
Made by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament with the help of the BBC's
Community Programme Unit
MARTIN MUNCASTER reads
Short Wave by ROBERT MINHINNICK
Contributors
Unknown:
Martin
Muncaster
Unknown:
Robert
Minhinnick