Having lost her way Nordine is persuaded to work for Mr Pimoulu 's circus and has to be rescued by Barnaby and Crow.
Voices COLIN JEAVONS
CHARLES COLLINGWOOD. GWENLLIAN OWEN Series created by ALBERT BARILLÉ

[Repeat]

Starring Charlie Cairoli
Britain's best-loved clown
With PAUL CONNOR, JIMMY BUCHANAN and CHARLIE JUNIOR
Introduced by Norman Barrett with the brightest budgerigars in the business and special guest Vic Payo
Producer TONY HARRISON (from Manchester) ‡

Starring Laurel and Hardy with James Finlayson, Walter Lang.
There's trouble brewing for Stan and Ollie when they make beer during Prohibition.

Starring James Drury as The Virginian

Once regarded as one of the family, the young cow-hand had good reason to be grateful to the Graingers but, rarely though it may occur, it is a sentiment that can be carried too far.

Jack Scott looks at the weekend weather.

Introduced by Frank Bough

12.35* Football Preview
Sam Leitch introduces the popular lunchtime football spot, with goals and comment by Jimmy Hill.

1.0; 2.40* International Boxing
The pick of this week's bill at the Royal Albert Hall which features at heavyweight:
Danny McAlinden (British and Commonwealth Champion) v Verne McIntosh (USA) and at welterweight: John H. Stracey (British Champion) v Cubby 'Top Cat' Jackson (USA)
Commentator HARRY CARPENTER

1.15; 1.50; 2.20; 2.50* Racing from Ascot
1.25 The SGB Handicap Chase (3m)
2.0 SGB Hurdle (2 miles)
2.30 ' Dunkirk ' Handicap Chase (2 miles)
3.0 Hampton Court Handicap (2½m)
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN and JULIAN WILSON

1.35* International Skiing from Italy
The best men skiers in the world compete on a spectacular downhill course at Selva di Val Gardena. This is the second downhill event counting towards this season's World Cup.
Commentator DAVID VINE

3.10; 4.10* European Trampoline Championships from Edinburgh
Trampolinists from nine countries, including strong teams from the USSR and West Germany, are competing in this spectacular event at the Meadowbank Sports Centre.
Commentator RON PICKERING

3.25* Rugby League: Warrington v Castleford
The second half of this second-round match in the John Player competition.
Commentator EDDIE WARING

4.35* Final Score: Football, racing and rugby results, the action highlights and news, together with the Grandstand Score-Draw Check.

Today's Timetable
12.35 Football Preview
1.0 International Boxing
1.15 Racing from Ascot
1.35 International Skiing
1.50 Racing from Ascot
2.18 Sports Round-up
2.20 Racing from Ascot
2.49 International Boxing
2.50 Racing from Ascot
3.10 Trampoline Championships
3.25 Rugby League
4.5 Football results
4.10 Trampoline Championships
4.35 Final Score
Timings are subject to alteration in order to keep up to date with events. Television presentation: Boxing BOB DUNCAN
Racing RICHARD TILLING
Skiing ITALIAN TELEVISION SERVICE
Trampoline DAVID KENNING
Rugby League RAY LAKELAND
Grandstand producer BRIAN VENNER
Grandstand editor ALAN HART

Wendy has her ups and downs: page 22

Weatherman Jack Scott
Today's Sport

starring Bruce Forsyth and surprise guest stars with hostess Anthea Redfern and family couples from all over the country'
Orchestra directed by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Programme associate TONY HAWKS Designer JAMES HATCHARD Director ALAN BOYD
Producers TERRY HENEBERY , JAMES MOIR

starring Harry Secombe with special guests
Jacques Loussier Trio
Vince Hill , Gemma Craven and featuring Julian Orchard
Programme associate JIMMY GRAFTON Orchestra directed by PETER KNIGHT Designers LESLEY JOAN BREMNESS and GEOFFREY PATTERSON Producer colin CHARMAN

Starring Tyrone Power, Terry Moore, Michael Rennie
with Guy Rolfe

After 100 years of British rule in India, the garrison post of Peshawar is threatened by a tribal revolt.
Tyrone Power plays a young army captain who is given command of the Khyber Rifles, with orders to train them into an efficient fighting force. But he is half-Indian - and immediately he faces the problems of prejudice from his fellow officers...

Screenplay by IVAN GOFF and BEN ROBERTS
Based on the novel by TALBOT MUNDT Producer FRANK P. ROSENBURG Director HENRY KING

with Richard Whitmore Weather

meet again for a special programme with The Ken Thorne Orchestra and featuring highlights from Andy Williams' new Christmas special shown this week in the United States.
(Parkinson Meets James Stewart: Sunday, 11.20 pm)
May Your Christmas: page 4

A play by George Bernard Shaw, starring James Villiers as the egotistical Professor Henry Higgins and Lynn Redgrave as the east end flower girl Eliza Doolittle.

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