Listings
Story: The Doleful Donkey by DAPHNE LISTER
Photographs by BARRY BOXALL Presenters
Chloe Ashcroft , Johnny Ball
Pianist WILLIAM BLEZARD Designer PATRICK TOTTLE
Written and directed by MARTIN FISHER Producer ANNE GOBEY
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Book, Play School: Ready to Play, £1.50, from bookshops; Play On (record REC 332, cassette ZftM 332), Bang on a Drum, songs from Play School and Play Away (record REC 242 or cassette MRMC 004), from record shops
Contributors
Unknown:
Daphne
Lister
Unknown:
Barry
Boxall
Unknown:
Chloe
Ashcroft
Pianist:
Johnny
Ball
Pianist:
William
Blezard
Designer:
Patrick
Tottle
Directed By:
Martin
Fisher
Producer:
Anne
Gobey
Producer:
Cynthia
Felgate
Stan and Ollie find that where there's a will there are bad relations.
Contributors
Director:
James
Parrott
Producer:
Hal
Roach
Stan:
Stan
Laurel
Ollie:
Oliver
Hardy
To open a festive season of films celebrating the most famous pop group of them all The Beatles
John, Paul, George and Ringo present their own songs and music in this zany, exuberant and fantastical entertainment. with IVOR CUTLER
JESSIE ROBINS
MANDY WEET
NAT
JACKLEY VICTOR SPINETTI
Devised, written and directed by THE BEATLES
Films: page 25
(Tomorrow: Help:)
Contributors
Unknown:
Ivor
Cutler
Unknown:
Jessie
Robins
Unknown:
Jackley Victor
Spinetti
The last of five programmes With JAKE DOWNEY
Basics for beginners and film items about the past, present and future of the game. Mixed Doubles
With RAY STEVENS , KAREN BRIDGE PAUL WHETNALL , NORA PERRY
Where to stand, tactics and positional play in defence and attack; badminton since 1945.
Televised at Oswestry Leisure Centre Film editor otto OLEJAR Producer BERNARD adams
Contributors
Unknown:
Jake
Downey
Unknown:
Ray
Stevens
Unknown:
Karen
Bridge
Unknown:
Paul
Whetnall
Unknown:
Nora
Perry
Producer:
Bernard
Adams
including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
Presented by Angela Rippon from Flatford Mill, Suffolk
Immortalised by the landscape paintings of JOHN CONSTABLE , Flatford Mill, Willy Lott 's cottage and Dedham Vale have come to represent much of which we treasure about the English countryside. Today, Constable's family home is a Field Studies Centre-which runs courses to promote an active interest in Natural History. Would Constable himself have approved of what has happened to Flatford Mill-and could it serve a wider public?
Together with Bernard Price and Richard Mabey , Angela looks around the Mill and Constable Country, and discusses its special role with some of the staff, students and local people who are concerned for its future.
Production assistant CAROLINE weaver Director robin hellier
Producer peter CRAWFORD BBC Bristol
Contributors
Presented By:
Angela
Rippon
Unknown:
John
Constable
Unknown:
Willy
Lott
Unknown:
Richard
Mabey
Unknown:
Caroline
Weaver
Director:
Robin
Hellier
Producer:
Peter
Crawford
Suffer Little Children
At the end of the International Year of the Child, Moyra Bremner reports on the conditions under which over 50 million children, some only four years old, are put to work throughout the world in factories, coal mines and on the land.
Although an integral part of many Third World economies, harsh circumstances all too often give rise to direct and naked exploitation of the labour of children, with no protection from physical and mental injury.
With reports on conditions around the world, this special edition of Newsweek asks what can be done by the international agencies, by governments, and the conscience of the individual, to alleviate the suffering of these children.
Research VANESSA DOWELL
Producer PETA DESHAMPSNEUFS Deputy editor PETER CERESOLE Editor PETER IBBOTSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Moyra
Bremner
Editor:
Peter
Ceresole
Editor:
Peter
Ibbotson
continues the season of great Warner Brothers pictures.
Starring Bette Davis, Paul Henreid
with Claude Rains, Gladys Cooper Bonita Granville, Ilka Chase
This classic romantic melodrama from Warner Brothers' golden era stars Bette Davis as the dowdy spinster Charlotte Vale who is completely dominated by her mother. But after psychiatric treatment, she emerges from her frumpy chrysalis transformed into a stylish, sophisticated woman and embarks upon an intense, but doomed, love affair.
Films: page 25
Contributors
Screenplay:
Casey
Robinson
From the novel by:
Olive Higgins
Prouty
Producer:
Hal B.
Wallis
Charlotte Vale:
Bette
Davis
Jerry Durrance:
Paul
Henreid
Dr. Jaquith:
Claude
Rains
June Vale:
Bonita
Granville
Lisa Vale:
Ilka
Chase
Mrs. Henry Windle Vale:
Gladys
Cooper
Tina Durrance:
Janice
Wilson
Elliot Livingston:
John
Loder
Deb McIntyre:
Lee
Patrick
Mr. Thompson:
Franklin
Pangborn
Dr. Dan Regan:
Michael
Ames
Leslie Trotter:
Charles
Drake
Dora Pickford:
Mary
Wickes
A way of ending the week with with Ned Sherrin.
Plus quiz of the week/year/decade and a seasonal dance from Sponooch.
Contributors
Presenter:
Ned
Sherrin
Dancers:
Sponooch
Director:
John
Burrowes
Associate Producer:
Frances
Whitaker
Producer:
Iain
Johnstone
starring
Gene Kelly Dan Dailey
Cyd Charisse
A series of films starring Gene Kelly starts tonight with a wicked send-up of American television.
Three wartime friends celebrate a reunion at Tim's bar in New York, ten years after the war has ended. Unknown to them, their meeting is being recorded for the television programme 'Midnight with Madeline'
Screenplay by Betty Comden, Adolph Green Produced by Arthur Freed
Directed by Gene Kelly, Stanley Donen Films: page 25
Contributors
Screenwriter:
Betty
Comden
Screenwriter:
Adolph
Green
Producer:
Arthur
Freed
Director:
Gene
Kelly
Director:
Stanley
Donen
Ted Riley:
Gene
Kelly
Doug Hallerton:
Dan
Dailey
Jackie Leighton:
Cyd
Charisse
Madeline Bradville:
Dolores
Gray
Angie Valentine:
Michael
Kidd
Tim:
David
Burns
Charles Z Culloran:
Jay C
Flippen