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Today's film in a selection of the famous early films of the world's greatest comedian with Edna Purviance, Henry Bergman, Albert Kelley.

Charlie, the world's worst waiter, woos Edna at the skating rink and runs rings around his rivals.

Contributors

A Waiter:
Charlie Chaplin
The Girl:
Edna Purviance
Mrs. Stout:
Henry Bergman
[Actor]:
Albert Kelley

direct from Central Park, Wigan
Frank Bough introduces the Saturday sports spectacular featuring England v France, the deciding match in the special triangular International Rugby League tournament between England, Wales, and France.
Also in Grandstand: the St Simon Stakes and two more top races from Newbury; Swimming from Bristol.

12.55* Football Preview
Sam Leitch introduces Grandstand's up-to-the-minute football preview, featuring the action and personalities in the news.

1.20, 1.50, 2.20* Racing from Newbury
1.30 Sports Medicine Steeplechase (2 1/2 miles)
2.0 Manton Stakes (Handicap) (1 mile, 3 furlongs)
2.30 St Simon Stakes (1 1/2 miles)

2.5, 2.35, 4.30* Swimming: West v Wales
A special competition marking the West of England celebration of the centenary of the Amateur Swimming Association. Martyn Woodroffe (above) will be taking part

2.55* International Rugby League: England v France
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the whole of the deciding match in this triangular tournament with a preview at 1.40

4.55* Results Service
Introduced by David Vine
Times are subject to alteration in order to keep up to date with events. Latest football scores, racing results, and news are given throughout the afternoon, and the Teleprinter service is at 4.40*

Contributors

Presenter:
Frank Bough
Presenter (Football Preview):
Sam Leitch
Commentator (Racing):
Peter O'Sullevan
Commentator (Racing):
Clive Graham
Swimmer:
Martyn Woodroffe
Commentator (Swimming):
Max Robertson
Commentator (Swimming):
Harry Walker
Commentator (Rugby League):
Eddie Waring
Presenter (Results Service):
David Vine
Producer (Racing):
Dennis Monger
Producer (Swimming):
Peter Bale
Producer (Rugby League):
Ray Lakeland
Producer (Grandstand):
Brian Venner
Producer (Grandstand):
Fred Viner
Editor (Grandstand):
Alan Hart

by David Ellis
starring Jack Warner

It's just another bank robbery, but this time £20,000 has been stolen and hidden - where? What happens when the only man who knows where it is, is in gaol?
(Peter Byrne is appearing in 'There's a Girl in my Soup' at the Comedy Theatre, London)

Contributors

Writer:
David Ellis
Series created by:
Ted Willis
Design:
James Bould
Programme coordinator:
Joe Waters
Producer:
Eric Fawcett
George Dixon:
Jack Warner
Ronald Walker:
Stanley Meadows
The Judge:
Christopher Banks
Brenda Walker:
June Brown
Det-Con Lauderdale:
Geoffrey Adams
Stanley Price:
Basil Moss
Det-Sgt Crawford:
Peter Byrne
Len Church:
Hugh Futcher
Rose Harris:
Lorna Wilde
Pete Simmons:
Jack Le White
Raymond Lister:
Richard Mathews
PC Swain:
Robert Arnold
Philip Walker:
Jeffrey Chandler
Sgt Wills:
Nicholas Donnelly
Herbert Franklyn:
Robert Raglan
Wally Ryan:
Philip Ryan

Written by Eric Davidson, Bill Stark and Bernie Sharp and Dave Allen
Starring Dave Allen
with special guests Edward Woodward, Frank Gorshin and Heidi Bruhl
The George Mitchell Singers, The Show Dancers

Contributors

Writer:
Eric Davidson
Writer:
Bill Stark
Writer:
Bernie Sharp
Writer:
Dave Allen
Musical Director:
Norman Percival
Choreography:
Mavis Ascott
Designer:
Robert MacGowan
Producer:
Ernest Maxin
Comedian:
Dave Allen
Singer:
Edward Woodward
Comedian:
Frank Gorshin
Singer:
Heidi Bruhl
Singers:
The George Mitchell Singers
Dancers:
The Show Dancers

[Starring] Spencer Tracy
The films of three great screen actors - Clark Gable, Tyrone Power, and, here Spencer Tracy with Rita Johnson, Lynne Overman, Charles Coburn, Gene Lockhart, Henry Travers, Felix Bressart

Tracy's role tonight is that of Thomas Alva Edison, the American inventor, whose work in the latter part of the nineteenth century brought many technological benefits to a waiting world. Whether Edison was first to invent all the devices with which he is credited may be open to question: his genius lay in turning his inventions to the immediate and profitable service of mankind.
Tracy resorts to make-up only for brief scenes of Edison in old age -for the rest he relies on a natural resemblance and a characteristic sincerity.

Contributors

Screenplay:
Talbot Jennings
Screenplay:
Bradbury Foote
Producer:
John W. Considine Jr
Director:
Clarence Brown
Thomas A. Edison:
Spencer Tracy
Mary Stilwell:
Rita Johnson
Bunt Cavatt:
Lynne Overman
General Powell:
Charles Coburn
Mr Taggart:
Gene Lockhart
Ben Els:
Henry Travers
Michael Simon:
Felix Bressart
Ashton:
Peter Godfrey
Lundstrom:
Guy D'Ennery
Edwin Hall:
Byron Foulger
'Acid' Graham:
Milton Parsons
Bigelow:
Arthur Aylesworth

David Coleman presents the two-match action plus personality interviews, late-night football news flashes and statistics.
The Match of the Day comes from one of the Football League's leading grounds.
Highlights of a second match involving two well-known clubs in the South-East
(Today's matches are announced at the end of Grandstand)

Contributors

Presenter/commentator:
David Coleman
Commentator:
Kenneth Wolstenholme
Producer:
Alec Weeks
Producer:
Richard Tilling
Producer:
Jonathan Martin
Editor:
Sam Leitch

Each week: 25,000 tons of newsprint; 50 hours of news bulletins
In a new series, one man Bernard Braden and his team John Pitman, Esther Rantzen take a look at some of the things that happened - and some of the things that didn't.
Musical memory of the week: Lita Roza 'How much is that doggy in the window?' (1953)
Children of the week: Harold Williamson
Song of the week: Alex Glasgow
(Dear Bernie, my spare parts haven't arrived: pages 8-9)

Contributors

Presenter:
Bernard Braden
Reporter:
John Pitman
Reporter:
Esther Rantzen
Interviewer:
Harold Williamson
Singer:
Alex Glasgow
Designer:
Don Giles
Director:
Simon Wadleigh
Producer:
Adam Clapham
Editor:
Desmond Wilcox
Editor:
Bill Morton

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