Listings
: The Saturday Western: Man Behind the Gun
starring Randolph Scott with Patrice Wymore , Dick Wesson Philip Carey , Lina RomayMasquerading under the name of ' Rick Brice ,' Major Ranse Callicut of the US Cavalry boards the stage-coach bound for Los Angeles. His mission: to uncover a plot to take Southern California out of the Union.
Director FELIX FEIST Films: page 13
Contributors
Unknown:
Randolph
Scott
Unknown:
Patrice
Wymore
Unknown:
Dick
Wesson
Unknown:
Philip
Carey
Unknown:
Lina
Romay
Unknown:
Rick
Brice
Unknown:
Major Ranse
Callicut
Director:
Felix
Feist
Major Callicut:
Randolph
Scott
Lora Roberts:
Patrice:
Wymore
' Monk ':
Dick
Wesson
Capt Roy Giles:
Philip
Carey
Chona Degnon:
Lina
Romay
Mark Sheldon:
Roy
Roberts
Bram Creegan:
Morris
Ankrum
Phoebe Sheldon:
Katherine
Warren
Olaf ALAN:
Hale
Jr
Buckley:
Douglas
Fowley
Vic Sutro:
Tony
Caruso
'Kansas' Collins:
Clancy
Cooper
Joaquin Murietta:
Robert
Cabal
: Horizon
The Human AnimalCan man really be compared to other animals? Ants co-operate to form armies and to provide social services for their offspring; baboons experience sexual strife and jealousy; marmots, like humans, can be good or bad parents.
The new science of sociobiology is thoroughly controversial.
: Open Door
The programme in which the BBC hands over air-time to the public. Today:Take Five Girls
Presented by five 16-year-old girls from a mixed comprehensive school at Crowthorne, Berkshire. They had exactly four weeks to select a subject, learn about film and make their programme.
Made by the pupils of Edgbarrow School with the help of the BBC's Community Programme Unit
: Play Away
An entertainment for children starring Brian Cant with Toni Arthur , Floella Benjamin David Wood , Thorey Mountain Jonathan Cohen , Spike Heatley Alan Rushton , Bob FalloonBrian and company play away with music, songs, puzzles and comedy.
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Producer ANN REAY
Scriptwriter/director AVRIL PRICE
Play Away, songs and games from the programme, record (REC 244) El.95, or cassette (MRMC 003) £1.95; Bang on a Drum, songs from Play Away and Play School, record (REC 242) 11.95, or cassette (MRMC 004) f 1.95, from record shops
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Cant
Unknown:
Toni
Arthur
Unknown:
Floella
Benjamin
Unknown:
David
Wood
Unknown:
Thorey
Mountain
Unknown:
Jonathan
Cohen
Unknown:
Spike
Heatley
Unknown:
Alan
Rushton
Unknown:
Bob
Falloon
Director:
Jonathan
Cohen
Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
Producer:
Ann
Reay
: Dastardly and Muttley
in their Flying Machines: The Friendly Invasion
Last of three Omnibus films about the transatlantic take-over of our popular song and dance.The Road to Rock 'n' Roll
Rock 'n' Roll was an All-American phenomenon akin to ragtime, jazz and swing. It depended on the same vital raw element, and on the alertness of a new set of entrepreneurs. A disc jockey christened it in 1952. In 1956 ' Rock around the Clock' exploded on Britain. In 1964 a group of young English musicians took America by storm. The American background was filmed in New York and the Deep South. Those appearing include hillbillies, bluesmen, churchmen, radio men, rockabilly Charlie Feathers and record producers Jerry Wexler and Sam Phillips -the man who discovered
Elvis Presley.
From the archives: THE BEATLES, CHUCK BERRY , BILL HALEY and ELVIS
PRESLEY.
Narrator RONALD PICKUP
Full of good and unexpected things.
(SUNDAY TELEGRAPH)
Fabulous series. (TIME OUT)
Film editor PETER WEST
Written and produced by GEOFFREY HAYDON
Contributors
Producers:
Jerry
Wexler
Producers:
Sam
Phillips
Unknown:
Elvis
Presley.
Unknown:
Chuck
Berry
Unknown:
Bill
Haley
Produced By:
Geoffrey
Haydon
: Sight and Sound In Concert
BBC2 joins the Radio 1 In Concert programme in a Simultaneous Broadcast for an hour's contemporary rock music. This weekJohn Miles
Introduced by PETE DRUMMOND
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
A simultaneous stereo broadcast with Radio 1. (To obtain the best effect viewers with stereo Radio 1 should turn off TV sound and position their loudspeakers on either side of the screen but close enough to relate stereo image to picture size. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative)
Contributors
Introduced By:
Pete
Drummond
Director:
Tom
Corcoran
Producer:
Michael
Appleton
: News and Sport
Weather: M*A*S*H
A film series re-creating the successful feature film, starring Alan Alda as Hawkeye Wayne Rogers as Trapper John L.I.P.Know what the Army calls the Korean people? Local indigenous personnel. L.I.P. for short. Leave it to officialdom to remind us that nobody's human.
Contributors
Unknown:
Alan
Alda
Unknown:
Hawkeye Wayne
Rogers
: A Night at the Pictures
A Yesterday's Witness specialNarrated by Benny Green who takes an affectionate look at the first 40 years of English cinema.
Pioneer film director George Pearson remembers the golden silence of the first British feature films.
Alfred Hitchcock tells how he broke that silence with Blackmail, Britain's first all-talking picture.
Alexander Korda recalls how he put British films on the international silver screen with The Private Life of Henry VIII.
And with a visit to one of London's handful of unspoilt 30s cinemas - organ and all - we, too, can enjoy 'a night at the pictures' as it used to be.
Contributors
Presenter:
Benny
Green
Interviewee:
George
Pearson
Interviewee:
Alfred
Hitchcock
Interviewee:
Alexander
Korda
Film Editor:
Mike
Appelt
Producer:
Stephen
Peet
Director:
Christopher
Cook
: Network
Tonight from BBC Scotland Current Account on The Scottish ConnectionWhat kind of support is going from Scotland to paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland?
The links between the two countries have existed for centuries. But they have never been more apparent than in the last eight agonised years of the province's troubles. Now there is a convincing body of evidence that the exchanges in recent years have amounted to more than just expressions of friendship and marching side-by-side in traditional parades.
Brian Barr and Jeremy Paxman investigate The Scottish Connection
Directors COLIN CAMERON , SIMON BERTHON Producer DAVID MARTIN
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Barr
Unknown:
Jeremy
Paxman
Directors:
Colin
Cameron
Unknown:
Frank
Gillard
: Film International: The Invitation
starring Michel RobinJean-Luc Bideau , Francois Simon Remy Placet is an unassuming bachelor who lives modestly with his mother, has a routine office job and gardens in his spare time. When his mother dies, Placet is given compassionate leave and shortly afterwards his employer and colleagues are intrigued by an invitation to spend a day at his new country home.
Director CLAUDE GORETTA. Films: page 13
Contributors
Unknown:
Michel
Robin
Unknown:
Jean-Luc
Bideau
Unknown:
Francois
Simon
Unknown:
Remy
Placet
Director:
Claude
Goretta.
Remy Placet:
Michel
Robin
Maurice Dutoit:
Jean-Luc
Bideau
Emile:
Francois
Simon
Alfred Lamel:
Jean
Champion
Pierre Collard:
Pierre
Collet
Simone Char:
Corinne
Coderey
Helene Jacquet:
Rosine
Rochette
: News on 2
Weather: Midnight Movie: The Dark Mirror
starringOlivia de Havilland, Lew Ayres with Thomas Mitchell
When a prominent society doctor is found stabbed to death suspicion centres on Ruth Collins , who was known to have had an appointment with the murdered man on the night of the killing.
Director ROBERT SIODMAK
. Films: page 13
Contributors
Unknown:
Lew
Ayres
Unknown:
Thomas
Mitchell
Unknown:
Ruth
Collins
Director:
Robert
Siodmak
Terry Collins:
Olivia
de Havilland
Ruth Collins:
Olivia
de Havilland
Dr Scott Elliott:
Lew
Ayres
Det Stevenson:
Thomas
Mitchell
Rusty:
Richard
Long
District Attorney:
Charles
Evans
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