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Introduced by Frank Bough
12.12*
Football Focus
BOB WILSON looks at the important Boxing Day fixtures affecting the Football League.
12.20*
Rugby League from Hcadingley Leeds v Hunslet
This traditional Boxing Day match brings together two local teams,
LEEDS, in good form this season, and HUNSLET, promoted from the Second Division last year.
Commentator EDDIE WARING
Racing
1.5; 1.40; 2.10* Kempton Park
1.15 The G.J. Novices' Hurdle Race (2m)
1.45 The William Hill Christmas Hurdle Race (2m)
2.20 The King George VI Steeple-chase (3m)
Top chasers from Britain and Ireland clash in this climax to the first half of the National Hunt season, worth over £16,000 to the winner. Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN and RICHARD PITMAN
1.25; 1.55* Wlncanton
1.30 The Coral Handicap Steeple-chase (2m 5f)
2.0 The Coral Golden Hurdle (Qualifier. Handicap. 2 3/4 m )
Commentators JULIAN WILSON and JOHN HANMER
TV presentation:
Football Focus MIKE MURPHY Rugby League KEITH PHILLIPS
Racing: Kempton Park JOHN MCNICHOLAS Racing: Wincanton BOB DUNCAN
Producer Grandstand MARTIN HOPKINS Editor Grandstand HAROLD ANDERSON
Results from all the day's main race meetings on Ceefax

Contributors

Introduced By:
Frank Bough
Unknown:
Bob Wilson
Commentator:
Eddie Waring
Unknown:
William Hill
Commentators:
Peter O'Sullevan
Commentators:
Richard Pitman
Commentators:
Julian Wilson
Commentators:
John Hanmer
Unknown:
Mike Murphy
Unknown:
Kempton Park John McNicholas
Unknown:
Wincanton Bob Duncan
Unknown:
Harold Anderson

The feature film starring
Shirley Knight , Tony Lo Bianco James Vincent McNichol Joy LeDuc
A deeply moving love story between two American teenagers who have to combat parental opposition to realise their mutual passion for ice-skating and each other. Despite the conflicting ambitions of Carrie's mother and Peter's father, the pair set out on the often painful path to becoming champion figure skating partners. Spectacular ice-skating sequences form the background to this unusual romantic drama.
Written and produced by JOHN SACRET YOUNG
Directed by JOHN ALONZO Films: pages 16 - 17

Contributors

Unknown:
Shirley Knight
Unknown:
Tony Lo Bianco
Unknown:
James Vincent McNichol
Unknown:
Joy Leduc
Produced By:
John Sacret
Directed By:
John Alonzo
Barbara Harlech:
Shirley Knight
Carrie Harlech joy:
Joy Leduc
Damschroder:
Tony Lo Bianco
Peter Scoggin III:
James Vincent McNichol
Camille:
Jennifer Warren
Coach Scoggin:
Richard Jaeckel
Kachatorian:
Anne Schedeen
Sally:
Missy Francis
Laura:
Tiffany Ann Francis
Lisa:
Elizabeth Cheshire

Songs and comedy filmed on location during Max's recent country-wide tour.
With the children of Our Lady of Fatima Primary School, Bridgeton, Glasgow, and Llandeilo County Primary School, Dyfed.

Contributors

Comedian/Singer:
Max Boyce
Film Editor:
Tony Jackson
Film Recordist:
Jeff North
Film Recordist:
Malcolm Read
Film Cameraman:
Tom Friswell
Film Cameraman:
Gerald Cobbe
Producer:
Jack Williams

"Dear Jim: Please can you put 'Jim'll Fix It' back on television as it is my favourite TV programme. Your sincerely, Harvey.
Jimmy Savile, OBE, fixes this and other unusual requests in his special package of Christmas 'fixes'.

Contributors

Presenter:
Jimmy Savile
Sound:
Peter Barville .
Lighting:
John Farr
Designer:
John Holland
Director:
Rick Gardner
Producer:
Roger Ordish

Alistair MacLean's famous story
Starring Richard Burton as Major John Smith - Richard Burton tells Radio Times: "It was bloody cold, but I enjoyed meeting and working with Clint Eastwood and Yakima Canutt - one of the greatest stunt co-ordinators of all time" - Clint Eastwood as Lt. Morris Schaffer, Mary Ure as Mary Ellison, Michael Hordern as Vice-Admiral Rolland, Patrick Wymark as Col. Wyatt-Turner

Seven paratroopers, led by a British intelligence officer, are sent on a seemingly impossible mission. They must enter the almost impregnable Nazi stronghold 'Castle of the Eagles' - and rescue a high-ranking American officer. An already dangerous task is further threatened by a traitor in the group. This World War II adventure film proved one of the greatest box-office successes of all time, thanks to its ingenious script, spectacular special effects and exciting stunt work.

(First showing on British television)
Films: pages 16-17
(The Man with No Name: a profile of Clint Eastwood, Sun 11.25 pm BBC1)

Contributors

Screenplay:
Alistair MacLean
Producer:
Elliott Kastner
Director:
Brian G. Hutton
Major John Smith:
Richard Burton
Lt. Morris Schaffer:
Clint Eastwood
Mary Ellison:
Mary Ure
Vice-Admiral Rolland:
Michael Hordcrn
Col Wyatt-Turner:
Patrick Wymark
Cartwright-Jones:
Robert Beatty
Col. Kramer:
Anton Diffring
Olaf Christiansen:
Donald Houston
Reichsmarschal Rosemeyer:
Ferdy Mayne
Torrance-Smythe:
Neil McCarthy
Edward Carraciola:
Peter Barkworth
Lee Thomas:
William Squire
Sgt. Harrod:
Brook Williams
Col. Weissner:
Victor Beaumont
Heidi:
Ingrid Pitt

A special edition starring Dave Allen with PETER BLAND , KIRSTEN COOKE ROBERT EAST, PAUL MCDOWELL MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN
Script by DAVE ALLEN , PETER VINCENT and IAN DAVIDSON
Costume designer PRUE HANDLEY Make-up artist GILLIAN THOMAS Film cameraman REG POPE Designer RICHARD MORRIS Producer PETER WHITMORE

Contributors

Unknown:
Dave Allen
Unknown:
Peter Bland
Unknown:
Kirsten Cooke
Unknown:
Paul McDowell
Script By:
Dave Allen
Script By:
Peter Vincent
Script By:
Ian Davidson
Designer:
Prue Handley
Artist:
Gillian Thomas
Unknown:
Reg Pope
Designer:
Richard Morris
Producer:
Peter Whitmore

Bob Langley introduces a Christmas programme of conversation, music and entertainment from the foyer of Pebble Mill with Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen Tonight's guests include Les Dawson Dana
Director ROY NORTON Producer ROY RONNIE

Contributors

Introduces:
Bob Langley
Unknown:
Kenny Ball
Director:
Roy Norton
Producer:
Roy Ronnie

The feature film starring Woody Allen
Woody Allen pays more than passing homage to Humphrey Bogart - and to Casablanca -in one of his funniest films, as the insecure film critic who constantly calls on the shade of Bogart for advice on how to treat women.
Screenplay, based on his own play, by WOODY ALLEN
Produced by ARTHUR .P JACOBS Directed by HERBERT ROSS films: pages 16-17

Contributors

Unknown:
Woody Allen
Unknown:
Woody Allen
Play By:
Woody Allen
Produced By:
Arthur .P Jacobs
Directed By:
Herbert Ross
Allan Felix:
Woody Allen
Linda:
Diane Keaton
Dick:
Tony Roberts
Bogart:
Jerry Lacy
Nancy Felix:
Susan Anspach
Sharon:
Jennifer Salt
Julie:
Joy Bang
Jennifer:
Viva
Discothèque girl:
Suzanne Zenor
Museum girl:
Diana Davila
Fantasy Sharon:
Mari Fletcher
First hood:
Michael Greene
Second hood:
Ted Markland

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