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The adventures of the daring chevalier, Francois de Recci, during the war between France and Spain 400 years ago.
A film serial in 11 episodes

Francois arrives at the beleaguered fort of Casal when the Spaniards are doing all in their power to destroy it before a truce can be called.

Contributors

Francois de Recci:
Robert Etcheverry
Guyot:
Jacques Balutin
Isabelle de Sospel:
Genevieve Casile
Mazarin:
Gianni Esposito
Don Alonso:
Mario Pilar
Bodinelli:
Angelo Bardi
Duc de Sospel:
Jean Martinelli
Theiras:
Gilles Pelletier

A series of ten films about the history and playing of the game. 4: The Batsmen with contributions by JACK RYDER JACK FINGLETON , HERBERT SUTCLIFFE GERRY GOMEZ and COLIN COWDREY.
' There's no doubt at all that the great batsmen of any age would have adapted themselves to the demands of the time ...'
(JOHN ARLOTT )
Research assistant FENELLA STURT Producer Gordon CROTON
Book (same title), 14.75, from bookshop.

Contributors

Unknown:
Jack Ryder
Unknown:
Jack Fingleton
Unknown:
Herbert Sutcliffe
Unknown:
Gerry Gomez
Unknown:
Colin Cowdrey.
Unknown:
John Arlott

A feature film starring Margaret O'Brien, Herbert Marshall, Dean Stockwell Orphaned Mary Lennox comes to live in the large isolated house of her uncle on the Yorkshire moors. With no friends and nothing to do, life for Mary becomes lonely and boring until she meets Dickon and together they find a new and wonderful world in the Secret Garden.
Based on the novel by FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT
Directed by FRED M. WILCOX
. Films: page 16
(Frances Hodgson Burnett 's Little Lord Fauntleroy begins tomorrow at 6.5 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Margaret O'Brien
Unknown:
Herbert Marshall
Unknown:
Dean Stockwell
Unknown:
Mary Lennox
Novel By:
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Directed By:
Fred M. Wilcox
Unknown:
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Mary Lennox:
Margaret O'Brien
Archibald Craven:
Herbert Marshall
Colin Craven:
Dean Stockwell
Mrs Medlock:
Gladys Cooper
Martha:
Elsa Lanchester
Dickon:
Brian Roper
Ben Weatherstaff:
Reginaldowen
Dr Griddlestone:
Aubrey Mather
Dr Fortescue:
George Zucco
British Officer:
Lowell Gilmore
Barney:
Billy Bevan
Mr Pitcher:
Dennis Hoey
Mr Bromley:
Mathew Boulton
Governess:
Isobel Elsom
Nurse ,:
Norma Varden

in Behind the Screen
Behind the screen Charlie is jack of all trades and master of none, but in front of the cameras he becomes the best pie-thrower in the business.
Written and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN New music written and directed by DENNIS WILSON. Executive producer
WILLIAM FITZWATER.
12.28 pm Weather BILL GILES

Contributors

Directed By:
Charles Chaplin
Directed By:
Dennis Wilson.
Unknown:
William Fitzwater.
The stagehand:
Charlie Chaplin
His bOSS:
Eric Campbell
The aspiring actress:
Edna Purviance
The assistant director:
Frank J. Coleman
Another stagehand:
Albert Austin
The director of the drama:
Henry Bergman
His leading lady:
Charlotte Mineau
The director of the comedy:
Lloyd Bacon

featuring
The Rugby League Cup Final Leeds v St Helens
Introduced by Frank Bough direct from the Empire Stadium, Wembley, including the pre-match presentation of the teams to HRH Princess Margaret
12.40*
Football Focus
BOB WILSON , at Hampden Park, spotlights today's matches on the opening day of the 1978 Home International Championship. Britain's World Cup hopefuls, Scotland, are at home to Northern Ireland, and Wales take on England at Ninian Park.
1.0*
Athletics
The AAA and Sandbach Marathon A film report on the British National Championship, which is also the final trial for the Commonwealth Games and European Championships.
Organised by the AAA in association with the Provincial Insurance Company
Commentator RON PICKERING
1.25; 1.55; 2.25*
Racing from Ayr
1.30 Stewartry Handicap (1m)
2.0 Balmoral Castle Stakes (1m)
2.30 Ayr Sprint Handicap (6f) Commentators JULIAN WILSON and JIMMY LINDLEY
2.35*
The Rugby League Cup Final
Leeds v St Helens
BBC outside broadcast cameras bring you the whole of this great occasion, followed by the presentation of the Cup and medals by The Rt Hon The Earl of Derby, mc A clash of the giants: Leeds, the Challenge Cup-holders, and St Helens, the Premiership winners. Leeds first won the Cup in 1910, and in 14 Final appearances have won nine times. St Helens are five times Cup winners, including their victory over Leeds in 1972. Commentator EDDIE WARING
Comments by DAVID WATKINS
4.45* Final Score
Including football and racing results, cricket scoreboard and highlights of today's sporting events.
Today's timetable:
12.40 Football Focus: l.t Athletics
1.85 Racing; 1.35 Sports Round-up
1.55 Racing; 2.5 Rugby League Preview
2.25 Racing: 2.35 Rugby League Cup Final
4.45 Final Score
'Timings may be changed by events Television presentation:
Rugby League NICK HUNTER , JIM RESIDE
Racing BILL MALCOLM
Football FOCUS MIKE MURPHY
Athletics TERRY LONG
Grandstand producer MARTIN HOPKINS
All this week CEEFAX will have news and background on the Home Soccer Internationals

Contributors

Introduced By:
Frank Bough
Unknown:
Bob Wilson
Commentator:
Ron Pickering
Commentators:
Julian Wilson
Commentators:
Jimmy Lindley
Commentator:
Eddie Waring
Unknown:
David Watkins
Unknown:
Nick Hunter
Unknown:
Jim Reside
Unknown:
Bill Malcolm
Unknown:
Mike Murphy
Unknown:
Terry Long
Producer:
Martin Hopkins

THE MOUSEKETEERS introduce GOOFY in Lion Down a look at an unusual collection of antiques, including a pencil-sharpener, a typewriter, a phonograph and a chewing-gum machine!
Directed by DICK KROWN
Executive producer RON MILLER

Contributors

Directed By:
Dick Krown
Producer:
Ron Miller

starring Abe Vigoda as Phil Fish with Florence Stanley and Barry Gordon The Neighbours
When the neighbours complain about having ' problem' kids in their midst, Phil Fish rashly decides to throw a party to prove them wrong.
Directed by NOAM PITLIK

Contributors

Unknown:
Abe Vigoda
Unknown:
Phil Fish
Unknown:
Florence Stanley
Unknown:
Barry Gordon
Unknown:
Phil Fish
Directed By:
Noam Pitlik

starring Rolf Harris with his special guest Dana and the amazing
Wilfred Makepeace Lunn.
Join Rolf and his guests for half-an-hour of acting, painting but above all singing, featuring this week the children of St Cyril's Primary School, Liverpool.

Contributors

Scriptwriter:
Tony Hawes
Designer:
Gary Pritchard
Director:
David G. Hillier
Producer:
James Moir
Musical director:
Barry Booth

starring
Rex Harrison , Virginia Mayo
George Sanders , Laurence Harvey At the time of the Third Crusade, the Christian nations of Europe, led by Richard Coeur de Lion, are attempting to drive the Saracens out of the Holy Land. But they face a shrewd, resourceful foe in Sultan Saladin, the Saracen leader.
Directed by DAVID BUTLER. Films: page 16

Contributors

Unknown:
Rex Harrison
Unknown:
Virginia Mayo
Unknown:
George Sanders
Unknown:
Laurence Harvey
Directed By:
David Butler.
Emir Ilderim/Sultan Saladin:
Rex Harrison
Lady Edith:
Virginia Mayo
King Richard I:
George Sanders
Sir Kenneth:
Laurence Harvey
Sir Giles Amaury:
Robekt Douglas
Conrad, Marquis of Montferrat:
Michael Pate
Queen Berengaria:
Paula Raymond
Archbishop of Tyre:
Lester Matthews

'Live' from the Television Theatre in London starring
Val Doonican with special guests: from Nashville Don Williams international guitarist John Williams and introducing
Barbara Fairchild
Musical director RONNIE HAZLEHURST Musical associate ROGER RICHARDS Special material amis MILLER and VAL DOONICAN
Costume designer NICHOLAS ROCKER Sound LARRY GOODSON
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Designer JAN SPOCZYNSKI
Production YVONNE LITTLEWOOD

Contributors

Unknown:
Val Doonican
Guitarist:
John Williams
Director:
Ronnie Hazlehurst
Unknown:
Roger Richards
Unknown:
Ken MacGregor
Designer:
Jan Spoczynski
Unknown:
Yvonne Littlewood

starring
Telly Savalas as Police Lieutenant Theo Kojak a tough cop, with a tough job, in a tough town - New York
I Could Kill my Wife's Lawyer
One of Kojak's cops, Centorini, tries to prove his wife's divorce lawyer is a crook, but finds he becomes a murder suspect in the process.

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