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10.0-10.15 Tout Compris: 3: Au college. Au cafe-bar. Chez Claire. A une bourn.
(Colour)

10.25-10.45 Ffenestri Cyfres i blant tua 6 oed 14: Porthladd a Harbwr
Cyflwynydd GAYNOR MORGAN REES Cynhyrchydd WYNNE LLOYD
(Windows. BBC Wales)

11.0 Music Time

Contributors

Unknown:
Ffenestri Cyfres
Unknown:
Gaynor Morgan Rees
Unknown:
Wynne Lloyd

For over 100 years the river Avon from Evesham to Stratford has lain silted up and derelict. No boats could travel along one of Britain's most beautiful waterways.
David Hutchings of the Upper Avon Navigation Trust is bringing it back to life.
(from Birmingham)

Contributors

Subject:
David Hutchings
Executive Producer:
Bridget Winter
Producer:
Derek Smith

Tom Salmon talks to Dr A. L. Rowse
In this programme recorded at his Cornish home at Trenarren, he talks about his life and his work, and his attitudes to Cornwall and to present-day Britain.
(BBC South West; first shown in the South West of England)

Contributors

Interviewer:
Tom Salmon
Interviewee:
Dr A. L. Rowse
Producer:
David Spires

The Grumbleweeds invite you to 'Drop in the Coal Hole' for a light-hearted party with songs, jokes and impressions. This week's special guests are Freddie Davies, Bevan Rayner
(from Manchester)

Contributors

Entertainers:
The Grumbleweeds
Comedian:
Freddie Davies
Guest:
Bevan Rayner
Script:
Garry Chambers
Accompanist:
Harry Hayward
Designer:
Peter Mavius
Producer:
Tony Harrison

Way off course with way out space-hippie passengers seeking the way out to their planetary paradise, a disconcerted Captain Kirk has difficulty in imposing discipline.

Contributors

Captain Kirk:
William Shatner
Mr Spock:
Leonard Nimoy
Dr McCoy:
de Forest Kelley
Chekov:
Walter Koenig
Dr Sevrin:
Skip Homeier
Adam:
Charles Napier
Irina:
Mary Linda Rapelye

The 1973 inter-town fun and games competition

The winner will represent Great Britain in the first heat of the Eurovision Competition to be held in Senigallia, Italy, on 27 July.
Introduced from Blenheim Palace by Eddie Waring and Stuart Hall
There's also the Knockout Personality Girl contest which will be run over the next six weeks. First contender, above: Christine Donna from London.
(Manchester)

Contributors

Presenter:
Eddie Waring
Presenter:
Stuart Hall
Knockout Personality Girl Contest contestant:
Christine Donna
Referee:
Arthur Ellis
Designer:
Stuart Furber
Director:
Bill Taylor
Producer:
Barney Colehan

A new thriller in five parts by Douglas Hurd and Andrew Osmond
Dramatised for television by James MacTaggart
Starring Bill Simpson as MacNair
and Maria Aitken as Sukey Dunmayne, John Cairney as John Mackie, Iain Cuthbertson as Chief Constable Blair, Leonard Maguire as James Henderson, Anthony Nicholls as Patrick Harvey, Maurice Roeves as Brodie

MacNair has been infiltrated into the outer fringes of the secret Scottish revolutionary movement to find out the identity of 'An Ceannard' - The Leader. But he is himself under suspicion.
(BBC Scotland)

Contributors

Author:
Douglas Hurd
Author:
Andrew Osmond
Dramatised by:
James MacTaggart
Designer:
David McKenzie
Producer:
Pharic MacLaren
Director:
Bob Hird
MacNair:
Bill Simpson
Sukey Dunmayne:
Maria Aitken
John Mackie:
John Cairney
Chief Constable Blair:
Iain Cuthbertson
James Henderson:
Leonard Maguire
Patrick Harvey:
Anthony Nicholls
Brodie:
Maurice Roeves
Kemble:
Ed Devereux
Col Cameron:
Clinton Greyn
Lord Thorganby:
Cyril Luckham
Hamish:
Jon Yule
Hart:
Peter Cellier
Chief Inspector Rennie:
Gerard Slevin
Scullard:
Leon Sinden
Donald Levi:
Paul Whitsun-Jones
Skinner:
Johnny Shannon
Mrs Merrilies:
Madeleine Christie
PPS:
Jerome Willis

featuring prominent and interesting guests with Robin Day
Tonight Franz-Josef Strauss, the powerful West German politician described as a mixture of 'beer-drinking, Bavarian backwoodsman' and 'brilliant intellect,' sets out his vision of Europe - a Super Power, and defends his views against other Europeans who disagree.

Contributors

Presenter:
Robin Day
Guest:
Franz-Josef Strauss
Producer:
Christopher Capron
Editor:
Gordon Watts

Starring Gary Cooper, Marlene Dietrich
with John Halliday, William Frawley

A motor engineer from Detroit on holiday in Spain should be no match for a sophisticated and glamorous jewel thief; but when the engineer is Gary Cooper...

Contributors

Director:
Frank Borzage
Madeleine de Beaupre:
Marlene Dietrich
Tom Bradley:
Gary Cooper
Carlos Margoli:
John Halliday
Mr Gibson:
William Frawley

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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