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9.38 Science Session: All in the Game
'He's only playing'-but to a child under five playing is learning.
(Colour)

10.0 Look and Read: Joe and the Sheep Rustlers
(Colour)

10.25-10.45 Let's Look at Wales: Life in Roman Wales
Presented by David Parry-Jones
(BBC Wales)

11.0 Music Time

11.25 Scene: I Don't Know Where to Turn

Contributors

Commentary (Science Session):
Paul Barnes
Series Editor (Science Session):
Peter Baker
Presenter (Let's Look at Wales):
David Parry-Jones
Producer (Let's Look at Wales):
William Aaron

Introduced by Michael Aspel
with Don Maclean, Peter Glaze, Jacqueline Clarke
and special guests Cockerel Chorus and Kenny

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Aspel
Comedian:
Don MacLean
Comedian:
Peter Glaze
Performer:
Jacqueline Clarke
Singers:
Cockerel Chorus
Musicians:
null Kenny
Script Editor:
Bob Hedley
Music:
Bert Hayes and his Orchestra
Designer:
Christine Ruscoe
Director:
Michael Goodwin
Producer:
Robin Nash

bringing you news and views of your region tonight
(including Regional Weather)
Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)

Contributors

Presenter:
Michael Barratt
Presenter:
Frank Bough
Presenter:
Bob Wellings

Written by Eddie Braben
Starring Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
Eric and Ernie's guests Peter Cushing, Wilma Reading, Alan Price and Georgie Fame
featuring Ann Hamilton

Eric and Ernie end their series - but not fast enough to elude a guest from their past...

Contributors

Writer:
Eddie Braben
Dickens sketch by:
Mike Craig
Dickens sketch by:
Lawrie Kinsley
Orchestra directed by:
Peter Knight
Costume Designer:
Verity Lewis
Special Effects:
Bill King
Sound:
Michael McCarthy
Sound:
Adrian Bishop-Laggett
Lighting:
Peter Wesson
Designer:
Victor Meredith
Producer:
John Ammonds
Comedian:
Eric Morecambe
Comedian:
Ernie Wise
Guest:
Peter Cushing
Singer:
Wilma Reading
Singer/Pianist:
Alan Price
Singer/Pianist:
Georgie Fame
[Actress]:
Ann Hamilton

by Brian Hayles
with Christopher Cazenove, Penelope Lee, Michael Brennan, James Bate, James Mellor

'Mihanpur has a first-class private army. Cavalry. Very clever on their horses. We might get a chance to take them on... at polo.'

Contributors

Writer:
Brian Hayles
Series created by:
Jack Gerson
Series created by:
Nick McCarty
Designer:
Raymond London
Producer:
Terence Dudley
Director:
Brian Farnham
Capt Gaunt:
Christopher Cazenove
Capt Sissons:
Roy Herrick
Major Saunders:
Bernard Brown
Lieut Percival:
Michael Elwyn
ICS man:
Edward Underdown
Pte Carter:
James Mellor
Pte Evans:
John Ogwen
Pte Hodge:
John Hallett
Cpl Bright:
James Bate
Hafiz:
Jaron Yaltan
Lieut Mayhew:
David Rowlands
Major Slingsby:
Denis Lill
Regimental MO:
McDonald Hobley
Mrs Cranleigh-Osborne:
Virginia Balfour
Col Cranleigh-Osborne:
Frederick Treves
RSM Bright:
Michael Brennan
Palace Guard:
Costas Demetriou
Maharajah:
Madhav Sharma
Mary Mitcheson:
Penelope Lee
Dr Blaikie:
Willoughby Gray
Lucy:
Veronique Vouloir

with David Dimbleby, his guests and his studio audience
Talk-In gives the experts, the committed, and the man-in-the-street the chance to speak out on an issue that concerns us all.

Contributors

Presenter:
David Dimbleby
Producer:
Christopher Capron
Producer:
Mark Patterson
Editor:
Gordon Watts

A feature film made for television starring Tony Franciosa, Susan Saint James, Jill St John

A girl found dead in her hotel room seems to have committed suicide. But Jeff Dillon, top feature writer for Fame Magazine, plays a hunch. And by the time he has tried to contact just a few of the people in the dead girl's address book the name of the game is murder...

Contributors

Writer/Producer:
Ranald MacDougall
Director:
Stuart Rosenberg
Jeff Dillon:
Tony Franciosa
Peggy:
Susan Saint James
Leona:
Jill St John
Ben Welcome:
Jack Klugman
Glenn Howard:
George MacReady
Eddie Franchot:
Robert Duvall

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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