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A See-Saw programme with Johnny Ball
Philomena takes singing
'essons. (R)
Contributors
Unknown:
Johnny
Ball
2.30 The Molecomb Stakes (5f)
3.0 The Hofmeister Stakes (Handicap. U miles)
3.30 The Extel Stakes (Handicap. 1/4 miles)
LUCA CUMANI has become the trainer to follow in this, the richest race of its kind all season.
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN JIMMY LINDLEY and JOHN HANMER Producer BOB DUNCAN
3.55 News and Weather
Regional News and Weather followed by Racing and Show Jumping
Glorious Goodwood coverage continues
4.10 The Alycidon Glorious Stakes (11 miles)
International Show Jumping Further coverage of the Derby trial from Hickstead
Contributors
Unknown:
Luca
Cumani
Introduced By:
Julian
Wilson
Unknown:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Unknown:
Jimmy
Lindley
Unknown:
John
Hanmer
Producer:
Bob
Duncan
A second chance to see this award-winning documentary. Historic newsreels, rare archival footage and Baden-Powell's own home movies document the development of the Scout ideal.
Narrated by John Neville Written by DAVID RAIN and MICHAEL MURPHY
Produced and directed by MICHAEL D. MURPHY (R)
A CLEAR HORIZON FILMS production
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Neville
Written By:
David
Rain
Written By:
Michael
Murphy
Directed By:
Michael D.
Murphy
continues the season of films featuring Edgar Rice Burrough's
legendary jungle hero.
Tonight starring Gordon Scott, Eve Brent.
Doctor Sturdy's isolated research hospital in the African jungle is threatened by the jealous witch doctor, Futa. When Futa orders his warriors to attack the hospital, Tarzan comes to the rescue. But then Jane is threatened ...
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Contributors
Author:
Edgar Rice
Burroughs
Screenwriter:
Thomas Hal
Phillips
Producer:
Sol
Lesser
Director:
Bruce
Humberstone
Tarzan:
Gordon
Scott
Jane:
Eve
Brent
Tartu:
Ricky
Sorensen
Futa:
James
Edwards
Dr Sturdy:
Carl Benton
Reid
Anne:
Jil
Jarmyn
Warwick:
Harry
Lauter
Molo:
Nick
Stewart
Young chief:
Darrell
Harris
His mother:
Pauline
Myers
The Quaff, Exeter
The people of the Quay tell their stories. The customs officer, the nightclub manager, the wine merchant and the ferryman all share their experiences.
Film editor PHIL WILKINSON Producer JEREMY MILLS
Contributors
Editor:
Phil
Wilkinson
Centenarian
Sir Robert Mayer was in great form as the special guest in this programme first broadcast on Christmas Day, 1979.
Chairman Joseph Cooper and panellists Joyce Grenfell , Robin Ray and David Attenborough were also in seasonal mood.
Producer WALTER TODDS
Director HELEN MORTON (R) (Regional programme-for variations see below)
Contributors
Unknown:
Sir Robert
Mayer
Unknown:
Joseph
Cooper
Unknown:
Joyce
Grenfell
Unknown:
Robin
Ray
Unknown:
David
Attenborough
Producer:
Walter
Todds
Director:
Helen
Morton
from Barnsdale
Presented by Geoff Hamilton and Roy Lancaster
Barnsdale has been planted with the small cottage garden in mind and after three-and-a-half years is beginning to look mature and beautiful. We look at the plants which have been used and the inevitable glaring mistakes. Vegetable gardeners must always look ahead, and this week we have autumn and winter crops in mind.
Culinary herbs are becoming more popular and the herb garden at Barnsdale grows a wide range. Herb specialist Lesley Bremness advises on how to make better use of them and how to store them. Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE
Production assistant JANE DON
Executive producer JOHN KENYON
Contributors
Presented By:
Geoff
Hamilton
Presented By:
Roy
Lancaster
Unknown:
Lesley
Bremness
Unknown:
Jane
Don
Producer:
John
Kenyon
by BOB BLACK starring
Willie has now left the bank to pursue his writing career, but a money-making scheme involving Chancer and a deep freeze soon puts his literary ambitions on ice.
Music by DAVID MCNIVEN Designer HELEN RAE
Associate producer RON BAIN Produced and directed by COLIN GILBERT
Contributors
Unknown:
Bob
Black
Music By:
David
McNiven
Designer:
Helen
Rae
Producer:
Ron
Bain
Directed By:
Colin
Gilbert
Willie Melvin:
Gerard
Kelly
Chancer:
Andy
Gray
Mum:
Jan
Wilson
Janice:
Elaine
Collins
Brian:
Jonathan
Watson
Vicki:
Louise
Beattie
Mr McLelland:
Dave
Anderson
Tam:
Iain
McColl
Quincey Dickens:
Gregor
Fisher
Betty:
Una
McLean
I A series of six programmes
5:Dark Victory
1942: Hollywood like the rest of America is at war. As well as inspiring exploitation movies like Hitler's Children, the war years profoundly affect film-making. RKO directors Edward Dmytryk and Richard Fleischer explain how changed attitudes create a new style'film noir'. Contract player Robert Mitchum makes his first appearance in drag and copes with a drug bust. On screen, producer Val Lewton begins to terrify audiences with his Zombies and Cat People, and the sinister House
Un-American Activities
Committee also stalks its prey. Edward Asner looks into the RKO archives, recording a time of mounting paranoia and suspicion.
Photography NIGEL WALTERS Film editor COLIN JONES Researcher JANE MAYES Producers
CHARLES CHABOT , ROSEMARY WILTON
Contributors
Directors:
Edward
Dmytryk
Directors:
Richard
Fleischer
Unknown:
Robert
Mitchum
Producer:
Val
Lewton
Unknown:
Edward
Asner
Unknown:
Jane
Mayes
Unknown:
Charles
Chabot
Unknown:
Rosemary
Wilton
The last word on world events analysed by Peter Snow Donald MacCormick and Adam Raphael
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Snow
Unknown:
Donald
MacCormick
Unknown:
Adam
Raphael
starring
James Ellison
Frances Dee
Betsy, a trained nurse, is taken out to the West Indies to care for the ailing wife of a wealthy expatriate. The woman walks and breathes but seems incapable of speech or thought. Soon Betsy discovers the horrifying truth - her patient is a zombie. This highly atmospheric 'horror' film was made by regular RKO collaborators Tourneur and Lewton.
Directed by JACQUES TOURNEUR Screenplay by CURT SIODMAK and ARDEL WRAY Produced by VAL LEWTON
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Contributors
Unknown:
James
Ellison
Unknown:
Frances
Dee
Directed By:
Jacques
Tourneur
Unknown:
Curt
Siodmak
Produced By:
Val
Lewton
Rand:
James
Ellison
Betsy:
Frances
Dee
Holland:
Tom
Conway
Mrs Rand:
Edith
Barrett
Dr Maxwell:
James
Bell
Jessica:
Christine
Gordon
Alma:
Teresa
Harris
Calypso singer:
Sir
Lancelot
Carre Four:
Darby
Jones
Dancer:
Jenilegon