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9.0 A Good Job with Prospects Dispensing
9.30 Physical Science Oscillation
9.52 Read On!
7: In Your Own Time
What do you read in your own time? - and what attracts your eye on the bookstall? VICKI LUKE and GORDON ASTLEY look into leisure reading.
Producer GEOFF WILSON
10.15 Music Time
Play the Game
10.40 Des le debut
Ordering Things
11.0 Merry-go-Round
Getting About. 1: Trail-Clues
A clue in an old ledger leads TONY AITKEN off an a treasure trail. He learns how to find his way around using natural and man-made signs. with JUDY GRIDLEY and CHRIS MOLLOY
Producers DIANE MORGAN and ROGER FRY

Contributors

Unknown:
Vicki Luke
Unknown:
Gordon Astley
Producer:
Geoff Wilson
Unknown:
Tony Aitken
Unknown:
Judy Gridley
Unknown:
Chris Molloy
Producers:
Diane Morgan

with Donny MacLeod , Marian Foster and Jonathan Fulford
Including You Lucky People: in this his diamond jubilee year in showbusiness, Tommy Trinder recalls highlights from his film career. His performances with James Mason , Gordon Jackson and Frances Day in successful Ealing productions like The Bells Go Down, The Foreman Went to France and Fiddlers Three brightened up wartime Britain,

Contributors

Unknown:
Donny MacLeod
Unknown:
Marian Foster
Unknown:
Jonathan Fulford
Unknown:
Tommy Trinder
Unknown:
James Mason
Unknown:
Gordon Jackson

with John Duttine
A Walk in Wolf Wood by MARY STEWART
The leader of the strangely-dressed hunting party nicked a coin at John and Margaret, wheeled his horse and cantered off. They looked at the date in silence. 1342. ' And the coin's new,' said John at length.
1: The Cottage in the Forest

Contributors

Unknown:
John Duttine
Unknown:
Mary Stewart

A series in five parts by Bob Block

Why is there chaos in Painting's Beauty Boutique? Who is Auntie Meg? Why does Ethel wear a dress in the bath? And how does Meaker manage to upset the Perkins this week?
(Repeat)

Contributors

Writer:
Bob Block
Incidental Music:
Jonathan Cohen
Producer:
Jeremy Swan
Director:
David Crichton
Timothy Claypole:
Michael Staniforth
Harold Meaker:
Edward Brayshaw
Ethel Meaker:
Ann Emery
Tamara Novek:
Lynda Marchal
Rose Perkins:
Hal Dyer
Arthur Perkins:
Jeffrey Segal
Mr Bottomley:
Norman Mitchell
Mrs Bottomley:
Paddie O'Neil
Secretary:
Diana Martin
Adam Painting:
Christopher Biggins
Frank Soames:
Tim Stern
and:
The Pantomime Horse

with Simon Groom , Sarah Greene and Peter Duncan
Assistant editor JOHN ADCOCK Editor BIDDY BAXTER
BACK PAGES: 78

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon Groom
Unknown:
Sarah Greene
Unknown:
Peter Duncan
Editor:
John Adcock
Editor:
Biddy Baxter

The live current affairs magazine programme which links London with the BBC's regional studios throughout Britain.
Frank Bough, Sue
Lawley Richard Kershaw , Hugh Scully and Sue Cook are the team that each weekday presents the features and film that make up the scene Nationwide,
Including Watchdog presented by HUGH SCULLY See page 75
Producers ANDREW CLAYTON , LINO FERRARI IAN SQUIRES , RICHARD TAIT
Deputy editor ANDREW TAUSSIG Editor HUGH WILLIAMS

Contributors

Unknown:
Lawley Richard Kershaw
Unknown:
Hugh Scully
Unknown:
Sue Cook
Presented By:
Hugh Scully
Producers:
Andrew Clayton
Producers:
Lino Ferrari
Producers:
Ian Squires
Editor:
Andrew Taussig
Editor:
Hugh Williams

Has the Lady Turned?
After two years in pursuit of a radical economic experiment, has the Government now decided to change course? The capitulation to the miners, the massive injections of cash into British Steel and British Leyland, all suggest that the former rhetoric of the Government is at odds with its present actions.
David Dimbleby looks at the difficulties this Government has faced, the unexpected pressures it encountered, and the reasons why some plans may now be abandoned.
Producer DAVID GRAHAM Deputy editor
ELWYN PARRY-JONES
Editor ROGER BOLTON

Contributors

Unknown:
David Dimbleby
Producer:
David Graham
Unknown:
Elwyn Parry-Jones
Editor:
Roger Bolton

A feature film for television starring
Carl Betz
Stephen Collins Boston , Massachusetts, January 1950: Shortly before 7.30 pm a gang of armed hoodlums successfully escape from a Brink's security vault - taking with them three million dollars in cash and securities. Their daring robbery was later to become known as ' the crime of the century'. This reconstruction of the heist and the FBI'S painstaking six-year investigation, has a vivid documentary-like quality, perfectly suited to the true story on which it is based.
Screenplay by ROBERT w. LENSKI Produced by PHILIP SALTZMAN Directed by MARVIN CHOMSKY Films: page 15

Contributors

Unknown:
Carl Betz
Unknown:
Stephen Collins Boston
Produced By:
Philip Saltzman
Directed By:
Marvin Chomsky
Paul Johnson:
Carl Betz
Donald Nash:
Stephen Collins
Ernie Heideman:
Burr Debenning
Mario Russo:
Michael Gazzo
Danny Conforti:
Cliff Gorman
James McNally:
Darren McGavin
Julius Mareno:
Art Metrano
Norman Houston:
Leslie Nielsen
Maggie Hefner:
Jenny O'Hara
Ted Flynn:
Bert Remsen

with Barry Norman
News, reviews and interviews from the cinema world.
Robert Duvall is The Great Santini, a fiercely-dedicated hard-living US Marine fighter pilot, who is unwilling to compromise his own brand of leadership even when it involves his family.
Rip Torn and Conchata Ferrell are the turn-of-the-century American pioneers facing the harsh reality of Wyoming life in Heartland.
Gene Wilder talks in New York about his re-teaming with Richard Pryor in Stir Crazy, a comedy in which they play a couple of showbiz hopefuls who inadvertently find themselves framed for robbery and jailed for life.
Director JAMES GOULD
Producer MARGARET SHARP

Contributors

Unknown:
Barry Norman
Unknown:
Robert Duvall
Unknown:
Conchata Ferrell
Unknown:
Richard Pryor
Director:
James Gould
Producer:
Margaret Sharp

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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