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Continues a celebration for his forthcoming 80th birthday.
With Betsy Drake, Franchot Tone
In this rarely seen romantic comedy Grant stars as an eligible bachelor doctor who becomes the object of a shop assistant's ambition. Unfortunately for her the store manager has some romantic ideas of his own so complications soon abound...
(First showing on British television)
Christmas Films: page 15
Contributors
Screenplay:
Stephen Morehouse
Avery
Screenplay/Produced and directed by:
Don
Hartman
Dr. Madison Brown:
Cary
Grant
Anabel Sims:
Betsy
Drake
Roger Sanford:
Franchot
Tone
Julie Hudson:
Diana
Lynn
Mr. Spitzer:
Alan
Mowbray
Mary Nolan:
Elisabeth
Risdon
Sam McNutt:
Richard
Gaines
Gogarty:
Harry
Hayden
Soda clerk:
Chick
Chandler
Violinist:
Leon
Belasco
Pierre:
Fred
Essler
Saleslady:
Anna Q.
Nilsson
with subtitles, followed by Weather
starring
Ralph Waite Ellen Corby
Jon Walmsley
The first of three movie specials reuniting the characters from the popular series The Waltons.
Erin finds herself facing the future torn between her past and her present. She becomes engaged to Paul Northridge , Ben's partner, but they cannot agree on a wedding day. Then Ashley. her former fiance, returns looking for her, and in a moment of pique she pays him some unexpected attention.
Written by MARJORIE FOWLER
Based on a story by MARJORIE FOWLER and CLAVLENE JONES
Produced by CLAYLENE JONES Directed by LES PHILIPS
(Mother's Day on Waltons Mountain Friday at
5.40pm)
Contributors
Unknown:
Ralph
Waite
Unknown:
Ellen
Corby
Unknown:
Jon
Walmsley
Unknown:
Paul
Northridge
Written By:
Marjorie
Fowler
Story By:
Marjorie
Fowler
Produced By:
Claylene
Jones
Directed By:
Les
Philips
John Walton:
Ralph
Waite
Jason Walton:
Jon
Walmsley
Mary Ellen Walton:
Judy
Norton-Taylor
Ben Walton:
Eric
Scott
Jim-Bob Walton:
David W
Harper
Elizabeth Walton:
Kami
Cotler
Ike Godsey:
Joe
Conley
Corabeth Walton:
Ronnie Claire
Edwards
Grandma Watton:
Ellen
Corby
Paul Northridge:
Morgan
Stevens
Ashley Longworth Jr:
Louis
Welch
The first of two programmes
1983 has been eventful for darts on BBC television. It was the year of the shock win by Keith Deller in the World Professional Championship final in January at Jollees, Stoke-on-Trent. It was the year when the venue for the British Professional Championship burnt down five weeks before the event, and the new venue - the Coatham Bowl in Redcar - was found just in time. It was the year Eric Bristow , World No 1, was involved in two outstanding matches.
Tonight and on Friday night you can join Eric Bristow to relive the tension and drama of these matches, starting this evening with the semi-final of the Unipart British Professional Championship between Eric and Jocky Wilson.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA Commentator TONY GREEN
Producer KEITH PHILIPPS
Contributors
Unknown:
Keith
Deller
Unknown:
Eric
Bristow
Unknown:
Eric
Bristow
Unknown:
Jocky
Wilson.
Introduced By:
Tony
Gubba
Producer:
Keith
Philipps
The last in the present series
Presented by Tony Soper with Jeremy Cherfas and Brian Leith. A weekly look at wildlife and the issues affecting the living world.
Producers MICHAELBRIGHT.ROBIN HELLIES BBC Bristol
Wildlife news on Ceefax
Contributors
Presented By:
Tony
Soper
Unknown:
Jeremy
Cherfas
Unknown:
Brian
Leith.
The last in the present series
Introduced by Jonathan King
This week he visits New York with a special Christmas edition.
Executive producer MICHAELHURLL Producer GORDON ELSBURY
Contributors
Introduced By:
Jonathan
King
Producer:
Gordon
Elsbury
Frank Muir and John Amis face Denis Norden and Ian Wallace across the stage of The Westminster Theatre in a special festive edition of the popular contest of musical knowledge, to questions set by Steve Race Television presentation DOUGLASHESPE 0 FEATURE: page 4
Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Muir
Unknown:
John
Amis
Unknown:
Denis
Norden
Unknown:
Ian
Wallace
The second part of Barry Manilow 's unique open-air concert from the grounds of Blenheim Palace, Oxford-shire, in which the American singer/ songwriter, against the backcloth of one of England's finest ancestral homes, performs his biggest 'hits' and some contemporary material.
Executive producer JOHN c SMITH BBC Pebble Mill
Contributors
Unknown:
Barry
Manilow
or The Last Years of Jean Jacques Rousseau
A feature film in two parts starring Francois Simon
Dominique Labourier Part 1
In the middle of the night of 8 June 1762 Rousseau, then aged 50, was suddenly awakened. His latest book, Emile, had been condemned by the Paris parliament. In this moving study of the effects of intolerance of Claude Goretta (director of The Lacemaker) follows this fragile and delicate philosopher's flight through Europe, persecuted by the Church and his fellow thinkers, stoned by the common people and deported by governments.
Screenplay by GEORGE HALDASand CLAUDEGORETTA Directed by CLAUDE GORETTA
A French/Swiss film with English subtitles (First showing on British television) Part 2: tomorrow 11.10 pm Christmas Films: page 15
Contributors
Unknown:
Jean Jacques
Rousseau
Unknown:
Francois
Simon
Unknown:
Dominique
Labourier
Unknown:
Claude
Goretta
Unknown:
George
Haldasand
Directed By:
Claude
Goretta
Jean Jacques Rousseau:
Francois
Simon
Thérèse:
Dominique
Labourier
Mme d'Houdetot:
Martine
Chevallier
Mme de Warens:
Corinne
Coderey
Lord Keith:
William
Fox
Alexandre du Peyrou:
Pierre
Londiche
Jacques Francois de Luc:
Gabriel
Gabin
J J Rousseau Jeune:
Didier
Haudepin
Daniel Roguin:
Maurice
Jacquemont