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The Gillette Cup
The morning's play from one of today's Quarter-final matches. Introduced by PETER WEST Commentators
RICHIE BENAUD andJIM LAKER
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and BILL TAYLOR
Gillette Cup Quarter-finals scores on CEEFAX

Contributors

Introduced By:
Peter West
Unknown:
Richie Benaud
Unknown:
Jim Laker
Presentation By:
David Kenning
Presentation By:
Bill Taylor

by John Kershaw
A series in 13 episodes
Starring James Ellis, Douglas Fielding
with Allan O'Keefe, Victoria Plucknett

Roger Stevens is the quiet sort of copper, always there. Perhaps that's why Lynch tends to take him for granted. But sometimes it's the quiet kind one needs to worry about most of all...

Contributors

Writer:
John Kershaw
Designer:
Pamela Lambooy
Director:
Ron Craddock
Terry Cosgrave:
Andrew Schofield
PC Render:
Allan O'Keefe
Constable:
John Scott Martin
Tina Stevens:
Brenda Fricker
WPC Jane Beck:
Victoria Plucknett
Insp Lynch:
James Ellis
Sgt Quilley:
Douglas Fielding
Mr Cosgrave:
Bill Dean
Mrs Finch:
Rosalind Elliot
Morris Trilling:
Gerard Hely
Mark Stevens:
Gary Carp
Mrs Robertson:
Hilary Crane
Roger Stevens:
Ralph Watson
Mr Robertson:
Matthew Long

Troubled Waters
At the beginning of this century Britannia really did rule the waves. Britain possessed the largest merchant fleet in the world. Developed initially as a bus-service carrying trade between the outposts of the Empire it had become a vast money-spinning industry. Although no longer as dominant, it is still highly successful. Last year it helped keep the country out of the red by bringing in £1,000-million in foreign exchange earnings.
But on the horizon loom two major threats. Firstly, the developing world is no longer content to spend its limited foreign currency buying our shipping services when it could do the job itself. Secondly, the Russians are moving in. Using competitive techniques which British shipowners describe as ' unfair', they are steadily carving their way into the market to a point where many Western shipping companies are in danger of going to the wall.
Tonight Andrew Neil and William Woollard look at why all this is happening and what, if anything, can be done about it.
Film editor ALASTAIR MACKAY Studio director JOHN GORMAN Producer JOHN GROOM
Editor MICHAEL BLAKSTAD

Contributors

Unknown:
Andrew Neil
Unknown:
William Woollard
Editor:
Alastair MacKay
Director:
John Gorman
Producer:
John Groom
Editor:
Michael Blakstad

The 1978 series of inter-regional amateur ballroom dancing contests Terry Wogan introduces
The Home Counties North v The North East from Tiffany's Ballroom, Great Yarmouth
Commentator BARRI HAYNES
A professional demonstration by Richard and Janet Gleave , World Ballroom Dancing Champions Music by ANDY ROSS AND HIS ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS
A MECCA promotion
Arranged by ERIC D. MORLEY Director KEN GRIFFIN
Series producer BARRIE EDGAR BBC Birmingham

Contributors

Introduces:
Terry Wogan
Commentator:
Barri Haynes
Commentator:
Janet Gleave
Music By:
Andy Ross
Arranged By:
Eric D. Morley
Director:
Ken Griffin
Producer:
Barrie Edgar

A summer season of five programmes about the arts and music of the 20th century. Tonight: The Art Show of Ed Kienholz
A film about an extraordinary and controversial American artist. KIENHOLZ is a unique kind of sculptor, constructing what he calls ' environments ' - bars, sitting rooms, portable war memorials. This film follows the making of his latest work-nothing less than an art gallery full of people.
Film editor LEONARD TRUMM
Executive producer BARRIE GAVIN Directed by ERWIN LEISER

Contributors

Unknown:
Ed Kienholz
Editor:
Leonard Trumm
Producer:
Barrie Gavin
Directed By:
Erwin Leiser

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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