2.30 Drawing Room Stakes (5 furlongs)
3.0 Bentinck Stakes (Handicap) (2 miles 3 furlongs)
3.30 Cowdray Nursery Handicap (6 furlongs)
4.0 Strettington Stakes (Old Mile)

(Colour)

Contributors

Commentator:: Julian Wilson
Commentator:: Clive Graham
TV Presentation:: Dennis Monger

Source: Radio Times

16:10

Interval

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 16:10 on BBC One London

Source: Radio Times

16:20

Play School

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 16:20 on BBC One London

A programme for children under 5

Source: Radio Times

16:40

Jackanory: The Wizard of Oz: Wishes granted

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 16:40 on BBC One London

by L. Frank Baum
Adapted for television by Alfred Bradley
With Bernard Cribbins

(Next week: "Island Stories" with Michael Williams)

Contributors

Author:: L. Frank Baum
Adapter:: Alfred Bradley
Pictures:: Lawrence Henry
Music:: Trevor Holroyd
Music:: Alan Cumberland
Storyteller:: Bernard Cribbins
Director:: Angela Beeching
Series Producer:: Anna Home

Source: Radio Times

16:55

Score with The Scaffold

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 16:55 on BBC One London

A zany selection of puzzles, quizzes and entertainment featuring The Scaffold with Annabel Scase and Deena Webster, Nigel Barron and his Toy Theatre with reader David Scase
A representative team from BBC Radio Leeds meet BBC Radio Manchester

(from Manchester)
(Colour)

Contributors

Entertainers:: The Scaffold
Performer:: Annabel Scase
Singer:: Deena Webster
Performer:: Nigel Barron and his Toy Theatre
Reader:: David Scase
Writer:: Brian Finch
Designer:: Peter Mavius
Director:: Paul Bernard
Producer:: Stan Parkinson

Source: Radio Times

17:25

Boss Cat

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 17:25 on BBC One London

Boss Cat with his friends Benny the Ball, Choo Choo, Fancy Fancy and, of course, The Brain, hatch out another scheme to bring about the downfall of Officer Dibble.

Source: Radio Times

17:50

National News and Weather

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 17:50 on BBC One London

Source: Radio Times

18:00

London This Week

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 18:00 on BBC One London

People, places, and events in the news around town

Contributors

Editor:: Roger Ecclestone

Source: Radio Times

18:20

Tomorrow's World

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 18:20 on BBC One London

Now in its eighth series
A weekly report introduced by Raymond Baxter on what's happening today that will affect us all in the future.
With James Burke
(Book: page 12)

Contributors

Presenter:: Raymond Baxter
Presenter:: James Burke
Reporter:: William Woollard
Producer:: Brian Johnson
Editor:: Lawrence Wade

Source: Radio Times

19:15

The Virginian: The Girl on the Pinto

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 19:15 on BBC One London

Another tale from the frontier of the Great American West. A film series starring James Drury as The Virginian

Trampas is intrigued by a most elusive maiden and has no little difficulty in discovering why she keeps disappearing. Solving the mystery nearly costs him his life.

Contributors

The Virginian:: James Drury
Trampas:: Doug McClure
Amanda Harley:: Valora Noland
Frederick Harley:: R.G. Armstrong
Pierce:: Warren Stevens
Bert Robinson:: Sandy Lane
Elizabeth Grainger:: Sara Lane
Sheriff Abbott:: Ross Elliott

Source: Radio Times

20:30

A.P. Herbert's Misleading Cases: A Tiger in your Bank

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 20:30 on BBC One London

adapted for television by Michael Gilbert
starring Alastair Sim, Roy Dotrice, Avice Landon and Thorley Walters
guest star Raymond Huntley

(Colour)

Contributors

Author:: A.P. Herbert
Adapter:: Michael Gilbert
Music:: Dennis Wilson
Settings:: Brian Tregidden
Producer:: John Howard Davies
Mrs Haddock:: Avice Landon
Albert Haddock:: Roy Dotrice
Mr Lazenby:: George Benson
Miss Crossman:: Tania Robinson
Mr Crabbitt:: Raymond Huntley
Clerk of the Court:: Michael Slater
Sir Joshua Hoot, QC:: Thorley Walters
Mr Mallow:: John Bryans
Mr Justice Swallow:: Alastair Sim

Source: Radio Times

21:00

The Nine O'Clock News

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 21:00 on BBC One London

Presented by Robert Dougall
Weather
(Colour)

Contributors

Newsreader:: Robert Dougall

Source: Radio Times

21:20

It's a Knock-Out!

BBC One

Fri 27^th Aug 1971, 21:20 on BBC One London

Jeux sans Frontieres
Fourth international heat in which teams from the following countries compete for the Eurovision Trophy:
Great Britain: Prestwick
Belgium: Tournai
France: Vichy
Germany: Bockum-Hovel
Holland: Zoetermeer
Italy: Forio d'Ischia
Switzerland: Brig
Transmitted on the Eurovision network from Vichy, France
Introduced by Guy Lux and Simone Garnier
International Referees Genaro Oliveri, Guido Pancaldi
Programme presented by the French Television Service