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A series of zoological exploration in six parts.
Introduced by Jeffery Boswall 1: The High Andes
The expedition starts at 16,000 feet, where the climate is severe for both man and wildlife ...
Filmed by DOUGLAS FISHER Producer JEFFERY BOSWALL BBC Bristol.

Contributors

Introduced By:
Jeffery Boswall
Producer:
Jeffery Boswall

The Double Diamond World Golf Classic
The second day's play of this international team championship.
The four home countries together with teams from the USA, The Rest of the World, Australasia and Europe play in two leagues of four teams each. Tonight, after the qualifying series of matches, the two top teams in each league move on to semi-finals to be played tomorrow morning.
HARRY CARPENTER reports from the King's Course, Gleneagles Hotel, on the battle for the lion's share of the £25,000 prize money. Commentators PETER ALLISS and CLIVE CLARK
Producers RICHARD TILLING and FRED VINER Editor A. P. WILKINSON

Contributors

Unknown:
Harry Carpenter
Commentators:
Peter Alliss
Commentators:
Clive Clark
Producers:
Richard Tilling
Producers:
Fred Viner
Editor:
A. P. Wilkinson

Back and Forth, Up, Down and Sideways with Tony Hart , Pat Keysell
Sylveste McCoy and THE PROF
Director CLIVE DOIG
Producer PATRICK DOWLING

Contributors

Unknown:
Tony Hart
Unknown:
Pat Keysell
Unknown:
Sylveste McCoy
Director:
Clive Doig
Producer:
Patrick Dowling

Bob Wellings (aided by Richard Stilgoe) concludes his 1,000-mile journey around Britain in search of follies - those strangest of buildings associated with even stranger stories. Tonight's finds include the spectacular gardens at Alton Towers.

Contributors

Presenter:
Bob Wellings
Presenter:
Richard Stilgoe
Film Cameraman:
Fintan Sheehan
Film Editor:
Laurie Choat
Producer:
Bill Jones

Telling it like it is?
Twenty-five years ago, Chancellor of the Exchequer R. A. Butler came on television to give us stern warnings about the state of the economy etc. In those days at least the medium was still new, if not the message - for television, and in particular political broadcasting, was in its infancy.
Today's Chancellor appears on Jim'll Fix It-says 'party politicals are the lowest form of television ' and of course is still full of those stern warnings to us silly billies.
Tonight, Julian Pettifer looks at some of the changes that have occurred in both politics and broadicasting a quarter of a century later.
Film editor TONY KOVACS
Producers MARGARET JAY and BILL JONES Executive producer FRANK SMITH

Contributors

Unknown:
R. A. Butler
Unknown:
Julian Pettifer
Editor:
Tony Kovacs
Producers:
Margaret Jay
Producer:
Frank Smith

A spooky old deserted mansion after dark provides a test of courage for J.D. and Harley Mason, juvenile rivals for the favours of Willadean - but there are more surprises in store for them than they could possibly have imagined.
A Walt Disney production
(Repeat)

Contributors

Director:
Byron Paul
Alfred:
Ed Wynn
Harley Mason:
Roger Mobley
J.D.:
Michael McGreevey
Freddy Gray:
Billy Mumy
Willadean Wills:
Terry Burnham

A series in eight episodes starring
7: Plain Sailing by JEREMY PAUL
' Oh, sea air. You can smell it, can't you? ' Louisa and Charlie have a day out and Louisa believes a seaside cottage would be just the place for her and her friends to stay and relax; how wrong she is . »
Signature tune by ALEXANDER FARIS Associate producer
ANTHEA BROWNE-WILKINSON
Producer JOHN HAWKESWORTH
Director RAYMOND MENMUIR
How the BBC's Make-up Dept works: p 52

Contributors

Unknown:
Jeremy Paul
Unknown:
Alexander Faris
Unknown:
Anthea Browne-Wilkinson
Producer:
John Hawkesworth
Director:
Raymond Menmuir
Louisa, with:
Gemma Jones
Charlie Haslemere:
Christopher Cazenove
Sir Evelyn Grant-Wortley:
Peter Graves
Lady Blenkiron:
Margaretta Scott
Merriman:
John Welsh
The Hon Mrs Sibley:
Venetia Maxwell
Wilkins:
Edwin Brown
Hugo Walden:
Anthony Roye
Major Gutch:
Donald Pelmear
Sir Reginald Blenkiron:
Noel Coleman
Colonel Sibley:
Robert Mill
Admiral Swain:
Ernest Hare
Hawkins:
Terence Brook
Starr:
John Cater
The DucheSS:
Rosamund Greenwood
Irene Baker:
Jan Francis
Mrs Delaney:
Tony Palmer
Tommy Shepherd:
Patrick Newell
Ethel:
Sammie Winmill
Mrs Cochrane:
Mary Healey

starring in Dinner for Three by CARLA LANE featuring
Producer SYDNEY LOTTERBY Director RAY BUTT

Contributors

Producer:
Sydney Lotterby
Sandra:
Nerys Hughes
Carol:
Elizabeth Estensen
Mrs Hutchinson:
Mollie Sugden
Mrs Boswell:
Eileen Kennally
Paul:
John Nettles
Bill:
Barry Stokes
Lucian:
Michael Angelis
Fr O'Leary:
Patrick McAlinney
Waitress:
Linda Beckett
Caretaker:
Stanley Dawson

A six-part serial
4: Notice to Quit by DON SHAW
Ben's new law centre is by no means finished - and he finds himself forced to strike a strange bargain with another member of the family.
Script editor SIMON MASTERS Designer DAVID MCKENZIE Producer MORRIS BARRY Director DAVID MALONEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Don Shaw
Designer:
David McKenzie
Producer:
Morris Barry
Director:
David Maloney
Ellen ROSS:
Joy Harington
George Ross:
Leon Sinden
Frances Penrose:
Marian Diamond
Rodgers:
Anthony Allen
Simon Brooke:
Colin Campbell
Angela Conroy:
Wendy Allnutt
Ben Conroy:
Clive Francis
Jim Woodley:
Kenneth Watson
Lord Barham:
Ivor Roberts
Judge Ewing:
Angus MacKay
Sharman:
Joseph Greig
Briggs:
Jack Chis Sick
GPO man:
Jeremy Nicholas
Dorothy Brooks:
Emily Richard
Hogg:
John Abineri

One year in Heddington, Wiltshire. A documentary serial in seven parts

At last the flagon comes up for auction, and the future of the church roof will be decided. The
TB carriers are traced - badgers. The Ministry gassing team arrives to eliminate them. The village copes with the drought, thanks to the natural springs underneath the chalk hills. The parish council meets to discuss the problem of cow pats. Someone has suggested that the cows should wear nappies.

(First shown on BBC2)

Contributors

Narrator/Director:
David Pritchard
Film Editor:
John Barnes
Producer:
Mark Anderson

Tonight also starring Franchot Tone
One-time star Joyce Heath is convinced she puts a jinx on everyone she comes into contact with, and her career is on the slide. Architect Don Bellows tries to rescue her from a gin-sodden oblivion.
Director ALFRED E. GREEN
. Films: page 13

Contributors

Unknown:
Joyce Heath
Unknown:
Don Bellows
Director:
Alfred E. Green
Joyce Heath:
Bette Davis
Don Bellows:
Franchot Tone
Gail Armitage:
Margaret Lindsay
Mrs Williams:
Alison Skipworth
Gordon Heath:
John Eldredge
Teddy:
Dick Foran
Roger Farnsworth:
Walter Walker
Pitt Hanley:
Richard Carle
Charles Melton:
George Irving
George Sheffield:
Pierre Watkin

BBC One London

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BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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