Story by Alison Prince.
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The merging of rock 'n' roll with American folk music has produced bands like Buffalo Springfield and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Stephen Stills has contributed to both as singer, writer, instrumentalist and producer.
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The adventures of the boy detective and his dog.
Tin Tin, Captain Haddock and Snowy crash-land in the desert.
People and possessions.
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This week BBC Television outside broadcast cameras will be covering some of the principal races of this famous Meeting
2.0 Molecomb Stakes (5 furlongs)
2.30 New Ham Stakes (6 furlongs)
3.10 Spillers' Stewards Cup (Handicap) (6 furlongs)
3.40 Warren Stakes (1 1/2 miles)
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A programme for children under 5
by Prudence Andrew
with Harry Fowler
Tony Hart, Pat Keysell and Ben Benison
with The Prof, Burbles, Humphrey Umbrage and Susanne
(Anyone may send a painting for the Gallery to 'Vision On,' [address removed]. We are sorry we cannot return them but there is a prize for any that are shown)
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A suspense-filled cartoon series
The adventures of an inventive knight on his journeys to the crusades.
Written, drawn and produced by John Ryan
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and Weather
News and opinions from the country at large and, in particular, Your Region Tonight
(including Regional Weather)
presented by Michael Barratt and Bob Wellings
with Geoffrey Wheeler
The championship is now within reach. Tonight's match will provide the second finalist in the battle for the Owl of Wisdom Trophy.
by Leslie Duxbury
Starring John Slater, Geoffrey Whitehead
with Ian Cullen, Douglas Fielding
An anonymous call. More surprises for Miller...
also starring Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour
A chance to see that master of comedy, Bob Hope, in some of his funniest films.
Tonight, one of the famous Road pictures, in which Utopia proves to be the frozen North as Bob heads for Alaska in search of a goldmine.
(Week's Films: p 9)
with Robert Dougall
Weather
A film by Peter Batty to mark the 20th anniversary of the Egyptian Revolution.
The signs were auspicious when the handsome 16-year-old Prince ascended the throne of Egypt in 1936, but within a very few years Farouk had grown fat and depraved, clashed with his patrons, the British, and angered his protectors, the Egyptian army.
Tonight's film traces the rise and fall of the ill-starred playboy monarch through the eyes of people who knew him well.
'A man with five palaces but no home.'
'He owned two yachts and ten Rolls-Royces but was happiest playing dice with his barber.'
'Until he was 16 he never visited the Pyramids.'
(Radio Times People: page 4)
Barry Norman previews and reviews the week's new films and talks to Simon Ward, star of Young Winston.
A personal choice of poetry by C. Day Lewis
The second in a series of six programmes made a few weeks before his death in which the Poet Laureate presented his own selection of verse.
Tonight's theme is Human Heroism and among the poets chosen are Goldsmith, Pope, George Seferis, Tennyson and Yeats.
A series of six programmes giving a view of man and his expanding society seen in the archaeological landscape of the South.
Britain's first industrial revolution arrived about 4,000 years ago when man first discovered the raw materials beneath his feet - such materials as copper, tin and gold. Copper and tin he used for tools and weapons - the gold was turned into incredibly fine ornaments for his tribal chiefs.
With the new wealth came trade, and an early European common market sprang up. It was a time of dramatic change.
Presented by Professor Barry Cunliffe from Oakley Down, Dorset
with Dr Colin Renfrew, David Leigh
(BBC South)
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