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Starring Mike Hope and Albie Keen
with Peter Goodwright as Crumble, Ruth Kettlewell as Mrs Grapple
and special guests The Skating Fontaines

Mike persuades the Crazy House inmates to perform his version of 'The Saga of Robin Hood.'

Contributors

Writer:
Mike Craig
Writer:
Lawrie Kinsley
Additional material:
Hope and Keen
Additional material/Producer:
Paul Ciani
Music:
The Tom Gilhooly Trio
Designer:
Colin Green
Comedian:
Mike Hope
Comedian:
Albie Keen
Crumble:
Peter Goodwright
Mrs Grapple:
Ruth Kettlewell
Skaters:
The Skating Fontaines

Chingachook sets out with his white friend, the Lone Hunter, on a dangerous quest in Huron.
With Gojko Mitic, Rolf Romer, Lilo Grahn, Helmut Schreiber, Jurgen Frohriep, Andrea Drahota, Horst Preusker, Karl Zugowski

Contributors

[Actor]:
Gojko Mitic
[Actor]:
Rolf Romer
[Actress]:
Lilo Grahn
[Actor]:
Helmut Schreiber
[Actor]:
Jurgen Frohriep
[Actress]:
Andrea Drahota
[Actor]:
Horst Preusker
[Actor]:
Karl Zugowski

Kamel Khalfallah of Dar Chabane in Tunisia and Keith Powell of Rawmarsh in Yorkshire, look at life in each others' homes.
A BBC/RTT co-production
[Repeat]

Contributors

Subject:
Kamel Khalfallah
Subject:
Keith Powell
Director:
Tim Byford
Director:
Fatma Skandrani
Producer:
Molly Cox

A live spectacular from the English Channel where tonight Britain's most powerful warship the 43,000-ton aircraft carrier Ark Royal leads a flotilla of the Western Fleet.
Raymond Baxter reports.
The ships: aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal; frigates HMS Galatea, Euryalus; submarine HMS Sealion; Royal Fleet auxiliaries Olmeda, Regent. The aircraft: fixed wing Phantoms, Buccaneers, Gannets; helicopters Sea King, Wessex, Wasp; and one of the first Harriers to use an aircraft carrier.
('The greatest flying club': pages 46-48)

Contributors

Commentator:
Raymond Baxter
Assistant Commentator:
Commander Lyn Middleton, RN
Directed for television by:
Alan Chivers
Directed for television by:
Dennis Monger
Directed for television by:
William Cave

Robert Robinson takes a look at July 1952 - a sporting month.
Little Mo won the Ladies' Singles at Wimbledon, Emil Zatopek won the Olympic 10,000 metres at Helsinki, the krm broke down again at Silverstone and the United States took away the Blue Riband from the Queen Mary.

Contributors

Presenter:
Robert Robinson
Director:
Will Wyatt
Producer:
Iain Johnstone

BBC One London

About BBC One

BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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