Presented by Frank Bough and Selina Scott
A See-Saw programme
Cyril Luckham reads The Church Mice at Bay
Ideas and activities for the school holidays
12.35 Football Focus; 1.0 News; 1.5 Boxing; Hector Camacho v Irleis Perez; 1.40, 2.45, 3.55 Motor Racing from Thruxton; 1.25 Racing; 1.30, 2.0, 2.35, 3.10 from Chepstow; 3.20 from Fairyhouse; 2.10, 2.45, 3.55; Diving; 3.30, 3.55 Tennis; Men’s Singles Final from Monte Carlo; 3.45 Half-time reports; 4.35 Final Score
More clips from old favourites like Snow White, Robin Hood, Herbie Rides Again, introduced by Cilia Black
starring Doug McClure, Peter Cushing, and Caroline Munro
When their giant burrowing machine hurtles out of control, Dr Perry and his American backer, David Innes , discover a terrifying pre-historic world enclosed in a vast subterranean cave. Captured by a tribe of half-human creatures, the two explorers survive a series of hair-raising adventures until they come to grips with the real rulers of the world - the grisly Mahars
Contributors
Screenplay By: Milton Subotsky
Based on the novel By: Edgar Rice Burroughs
Produced By: John Dark
Directed By: Kevin Connor.
David Innes: Doug McClure
Dr Abner Perry: Peter Cushing
Dia: Caroline Munro
R a: Cy Grant
Ghak: Godfrey James
Hooja: Sean Lynch
Jubal: Michael Crane
Sagoth chief: Bobby Parr
Dowsett: Keith Barron
Maisie: Helen Gill
Gadsby: Anthony Verner
The second part of their Albert Hall Concert - the first having been shown on Saturday.
The cream of his most recent series, including the chance to play magical bingo, plus death-defying feats from Hans Moretti and Rogana
Starring Burt Reynolds, Liza Minnelli and Gene Hackman
The year is 1930. Liza Minnelli is Claire, a lady of glittering fashions, high financial ambitions and unusual romantic arrangements. Burt Reynolds and Gene Hackman are her adopted partners in business and in love. In their sloop, Lucky Lady, they ply the Mexican and Californian coast, smuggling illicit booze to slake the thirst of Prohibition America
Screenplay By: Willard Huyck
Screenplay By: Gloria Katz
Produced By: Michael Gruskoff
Directed By: Stanley Donen
Walker: Burt Reynolds
Kibby: Gene Hackman
Claire: Liza Minnelli
Capt Aaron Mosely: Geoffrey Lewis
Christy McTeague: John Hillerman
Billy Weber: Robby Benson
Capt Rockwell: Michael Hordern
Mr Tully: Anthony Holland
Rass Huggins: John McUam
Dolph: Val Avery
Bernie: Louis Guss
Charley: William H Bassett
'Ybarra': Emilio Fernandez
Dustin Hoffman, one of America’s greatest actors, talks exclusively to Barry Norman about his role in Tootsie. He's hotly tipped to win tht Best Actor award in this year’s Oscars for his demanding role as an unemployed actor who auditions, as a woman, for a part in a soap opera. So convincing is the transformation that he gets the part and ‘becomes’ Dorothy Michaels.
