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9.15 Engineering Craft Studies Control of Corrosion
9.38 History 1917-73 Stalin's Revolution
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10.0 TV Club
Man's Best Friend
10.23 Hyn o Fyd
Kenya: Ar Saffari Y Llew
Cyflwynydd MEIRION EDWARDS
Cynhyrchydd R. DILWYN JONES (Ail-ddarllecliad). (The Lion)

Contributors

Unknown:
Meirion Edwards
Unknown:
R. Dilwyn Jones

With BOB LANGLEY, DONNY MACLEOD
DAVID SEYMOUR , MARIAN FOSTER and JAN LEEMING including Grace and Flavour with Michael Smith
Editor TERRY DOBSON

Contributors

Unknown:
Donny MacLeod
Unknown:
David Seymour
Unknown:
Marian Foster
Unknown:
Jan Leeming
Unknown:
Michael Smith
Editor:
Terry Dobson

2.1 Watch: Rubber
2.18 Europe from the Air Lights in the Darkness - 2
This programme looks at two centres of settlement in mountainous areas - Romsdalfjord in West Norway and Livigno in the High Alps. Narrated by DENIS TUOHY
Producer LEN BROWN
2.40 Focus. 3: Problem Solving

Contributors

Unknown:
Denis Tuohy
Producer:
Len Brown

by E. NESBIT
Dramatised in eight parts by JOHN TULLY
The children have taken the Phoenix on a tour of the City of London, and have had a further surprise. They send the carpet away to its native land to bring back some gifts but are nonplussed to see what arrives. 5: Gifts from Persia
The Phoenix made and operated by JOE BARTON
Costume JOYCE HAWKINS
Film cameraman JOHN BAKER Designer MYLES LANG Director clive DOIG
Producer DOROTHEA BROOKING

Contributors

Unknown:
John Tully
Unknown:
Joe Barton
Unknown:
Costume Joyce Hawkins
Unknown:
John Baker
Designer:
Myles Lang
Director:
Clive Doig
Producer:
Dorothea Brooking
The Phoenix:
Richard Warner
Cyril:
Gary Russell
Anthea:
Tamzin Neville
Robert:
Max Harris
Jane:
Jane Forster
Lady passenger:
Bay White
Policeman:
John Rolfe
Burglar:
Bernard Holley
Annie the cow:
Herself

Presenting the British scene to the people of Britain.
Reports and features co-ordinated this week by MICHAEL BARRATT and FRANK BOUGH
With DILYS MORGAN
VALERIE SINGLETON , BOB WELLINGS
Editor JOHN GAU

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Barratt
Unknown:
Dilys Morgan
Unknown:
Valerie Singleton
Unknown:
Bob Wellings
Editor:
John Gau

starring Tim Brooke-Taylor Graeme Garden , Bill Oddie With MCDONALD HOBLEY
MARY MALCOLM , CORBET WOODALL
JAKE ANTHONY , RICHARD PESCUD
It's the 50s Revival, Goodies-style, with Tim in the director's chair. Bill and Graeme are overwhelmed and undermined, until they too take a hand in directing.
Written by GRAEME GARDEN and BILL ODDIE with TIM BROOKE-TAYLOR
Music by BILL ODDIE and DAVE MACRAE Designer PETER BLACKER Producer JIM FRANKLIN

Contributors

Unknown:
Tim Brooke-Taylor
Unknown:
Graeme Garden
Unknown:
Bill Oddie
Unknown:
McDonald Hobley
Unknown:
Mary Malcolm
Unknown:
Corbet Woodall
Unknown:
Jake Anthony
Unknown:
Richard Pescud
Written By:
Graeme Garden
Unknown:
Bill Oddie
Music By:
Bill Oddie
Music By:
Dave MacRae
Designer:
Peter Blacker
Producer:
Jim Franklin

Written by ROY CLARKE starring Paul Greenwood Sunday
Not only has the jewellery gone, but where the devil is the jeweller? And why is that strange policewoman looking at me like that?
Signature tune written by PAUL GREENWOOD and IAN WILSON Sung by PAUL GREENWOOD Incidental music by RONNIE HAZLEHURST
Designer PAUL ALLEN
Producer BERNARD THOMPSON

Contributors

Written By:
Roy Clarke
Unknown:
Paul Greenwood
Written By:
Paul Greenwood
Written By:
Ian Wilson
Sung By:
Paul Greenwood
Music By:
Ronnie Hazlehurst
Designer:
Paul Allen
Producer:
Bernard Thompson
Cast in order of appearance Det-Sgt Prior:
Michael Lees
DC Matthews:
John Hartley
PC Wilmot:
Tony Haygarth
PC Penrose:
Paul Greenwood
Charlie:
Robin Scobey
WPC Whatmough:
Penny Leatherbarrow
Gillian:
Frankie Jordan
Glenda:
Maggie Jones
Bill:
Don McKillop
Norman:
Allan Surtees
Ida:
Lorraine Peters
Millie:
Avril Elgar
Boy:
David Clayforth
Mrs Gibson:
Juliet Cooke
Merv:
Robert Gillespie
Mr Gibson:
Jack Platts
Golfer:
Peter Wallis

A series of six programmes 4: The Deadly Waves
The first month of the Second World War when the allied armies faced the Germans along the Maginot Line became known as the phoney war. But there was nothing phoney about the war waged by a handful of Royal Navy officers and scientists against the first of Hitler's secret weapons - a weapon which nearly struck a mortal blow against Britain at the point where she was most vulnerable: her sea-borne trade.
As ship after ship blew up, it began to look as though the weapon was a new type of mine, but before suitable protection against it could be devised it was necessary to know precisely how it worked. An intact specimen had to be recovered at any cost. Narrator
WILLIAM WOOLLARD
Film editor M. A. c. ADAMS Written and produced by DOMINIC FLESSATI

Contributors

Narrator:
William Woollard
Editor:
M. A. C. Adams
Produced By:
Dominic Flessati

Introduced by Harry Carpenter
The 1977 European Figure Skating Championships featuring ' The Pairs' from Helsinki
Grace and athleticism combine in the event dominated in the last decade by one of sport's longest-reigning champions, Russia's IRINA RODNINA, the most successful pairs skater in history with two Olympic gold medals, eight World Championships and eight European titles, partnered in recent years by her husband, ALEXANDER ZAITSEV. Commentator ALAN WEEKS
Also news of ROBIN COUSINS, Britain's new champion, aiming to get among the medals for the first time in the Men's Championship.
Television presentation by the FINNISH TELEVISION SERVICE Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

Contributors

Introduced By:
Harry Carpenter
Unknown:
Alexander Zaitsev.
Editor:
Jonathan Martin

JOHN TIMPSON and DENIS TUOHY with DONALD MACCORMICK and To- j night's reporters at home and abroad, look at the people and topics that provoke, entertain, J worry or amuse us. « Including News Headlines |

Contributors

Unknown:
John Timpson
Unknown:
Denis Tuohy
Unknown:
Donald MacCormick

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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