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The feature film starring
Marjorie Main , Percy Kilbride with Richard Long , Meg Randall
Ma and Pa Kettle live a happy, chaotic life with their brood of children in a tumbledown shack. Then Pa wins an electronic house of the future in a slogan contest and their troubles begin!
Screenplay by HERBERT MARGOLIS LOUIS MORHEIM and AL LEWIS
Produced by LEONARD GOLDSTEIN Directed by CHARLES LAMONT
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11.30 am Cup Final Grandstand
Introduced direct from the Wembley Stadium by David Coleman.
'Question: What common belief is shared by 970 million Chinamen and the citizens of north London? Answer: That this is the Year of the Cockerel - the emblem of Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. And, if historical precedent can be influential in the 100th FA Cup Final, their faith could be well founded. Spurs win things in years with the figure 1" on the end: 1901 - FA Cup; 1951 - Football League; 1961 -The Double; 1971 - League Cup. This FA Cup Final has other historic "firsts": the first black players will collect medals, as will those celebrated Argentinians of World Cup fame, Ardiles and Villa. An earlier player from beyond the British Isles to appear was my own idol - Bert Trautmann - a German goalkeeper who played much of the 56 Final with a broken neck. He represented Manchester City - Tottenham's foes today. Interesting statistics, but football is not about the past; it's what happens " on the day" that counts. The likelihood is that City's competitive midfield men will try to smother Spurs touch players Hoddle and Ardiles by closing them down. Caton and Reid, City's young defenders, have proved themselves, but can they withstand the twin assault of Crooks and Archibald? All in all it looks a perfect match for the centenary: North v South; two sides who go forward. Are the Chinamen wrong - or will the Cock crow? ' BOB WILSON

The 100th FA Cup Final
Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the whole of today's great occasion, a milestone in the history of the FA Cup, which was first played for in 1872. Commentator JOHN MOTSON
Comments by JIMMY HILL and Southampton manager LAWRIE MCMENEMY.
11.30 Cup Final Morning DAVID COLEMAN sets the scene inside Wembley Stadium. BARRY DAVIES and TONY GUBBA report on the latest team news and talk to the players at their hotels, Dial-a-Cup Final DAVID COLEMAN invites viewers to phone-in a request for highlights of their favourite Cup Final. 11.55 Young Player of the Year 'Award 12 Road to Wembley *12.0 The Road to Wembley Goals, near misses, and lucky escapes - BARRY DAVIES relives fbutstanding moments of early rounds and traces the progress of the two finalists to Wembley. 12.12 News Headlines; Weatherman
12.15 The Cup Final Managers A profile of JOHN BOND of Manchester City and KEITH BURKIN-SHAW of Spurs - their contrasting approaches to the game and last thoughts on today's match.
12.25 Jim'll Fix It
On this special occasion Jimmy Savile, OBE, provides some lucky football fans with the chance of a lifetime.
12.55 Racing from Lingfield
1.0 The Ladbrokes Cup Final Stakes (Handicap. 7f 40y)
1.10 Two Famous Clubs
BOB WILSON looks back at the histories of Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur.
1.20 Racing from Lingfield
1.30 The Ladbrokes Derby Trial Stakes (1½m) Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JULIAN WILSON and JIMMY LINDLEY
1.40 Inside Wembley
The teams arrive! Goal of the Season See the winning goals and find out who has won 1300 in Premium Bonds. Meet the Teams BOB WILSON presents action profiles of today's players and talks to them live on the pitch. The Final Word from JIMMY HILL and LAWRIE MCMENEMY 2.45 Abide with Me The crowd, accompanied by the Massed Bands of HM Royal Marines, sings the traditional Cup Final hymn.
3.0 ThelOOthFACup Final
Manchester City v Tottenham Hotspur 3.45 Half-time marching display by the Massed Bands of HM Royal Marines. Director of Music LT-COL J. R. MASON, MVO, LARM, LRAM, ARCM, LGSM, RM 3.55 The 100th FA Cup Final Second half 4.45 Presentation of the Cup and Medals by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother 4.55 Meet the Winners BARRY DAVIES talks to the teams and presents the BBC Man of the Match Award.
Television presentation: 100th FA Cup Final FRED VINER Jim'll Fix It ROCER ORDISH Racing DAVID KENNING Grandstand presented by MARTIN HOPKINS and RICHARD TILLING Edited by HAROLD ANDERSON

based on the books by FRANKLIN W. DIXON and CAROLYN KEENE in The Creatures Who Came on Sunday
When Sharon Anderson 's boy-friend Peter suddenly disappears, she turns to the Hardy boys for help. Frank and Joe become quite interested in the case when it looks as if visitors from another planet - and very unpleasant ones at that-have something to do with the mystery of the missing man.
Written by DAVID BALKAN Directed by RICK KOLBE

with John Edmunds ; Weatherman

Terry Wogan hosts this comedy-game show about hoaxes, spoofs, put-ons and tall stories. Each week two teams of conned'testants as well as all the family at home will find out just how gullible they really are by judging the authenticity of obscure objects, fractured facts, faulty films and the surprising secrets of a Star Personality.
Programme associates
JEREMY BEADLE and TONY HAWES Sound LAURIE TAYLOR
Lighting PETER WESSON Designer BOB COVE
Assistant producer KEITH STEWART Producer MARCUS PLANTIN

Starring Omar Sharif, Victoria Principal, Hope Lange, Jose Ferrer, J.D. Cannon

Omar Sharif portrays a role, similar to that of his own life, as world-famous gambler Louis LeFevre, who comes to Las Vegas to help a beautiful widow keep control of her hotel-casino, the target of a takeover by a powerful syndicate. This made-for-television feature film depicts the exciting world of the 'high-rollers' - professional gamblers who can win or lose a fortune at one sitting.

(First showing on British television)
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Entertainment for all the family live from the Television Theatre in London. starring Val Doonican his special guest Cleo Laine and introducing from Australia Kevin Johnson and a surprise guest
The Saturday Singers
Tracey Miller , Victy Silva and Val Stokes with Camilla Blair, Jane Danielle Victoria Shellard
Musical director Ronnie Hazlehurst Musical associate Rogers Richards
Written by Chris Miller, Val Doonican
Costume designer Lynda Woodfield Sound Keith Gunn
Lighting Ken MacGregor Designer Martin Collins
Production Yvonne Littlewood

with John Edmunds ; Weather

A series in 13 parts by Alex Haley
The extraordinary saga of one man's search for his roots which led to a best-selling book and two highly successful television series on both sides of the Atlantic.
Starring Edward Asner as Captain Davies, Moses Gunn as Kintango, Thalmus Rasulala as Omoro, Cicely Tyson as Binta, Ralph Waite as Slater, Levar Burton as Kunta Kinte

West Africa, 1750. A son is born to Binta and Omoro of the Mandinka tribe. He is named Kunta Kinte, and his childhood is happy - and free.

A David Wolper production
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Bob Langley and Jenny Hanley introduce a cheerful, irreverent blend of music and conversation direct from the foyer of Pebble Mill. Tonight's guests include
Robin Cousins
David Wood and Lenny Henry
With KENNY BALL AND HIS JAZZMEN
Director ROY NORTON
Producer ROY RONNIE. BBC Birmingham