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Presenter Jane Hardy Guest Mike Amatt
Story: The Lock-keeper's Pie by MIKE AMATT
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN Woodwind MARTIN FRITH Producer ROY MILANI
Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)

Contributors

Presenter:
Jane Hardy
Presenter:
Guest Mike Amatt
Unknown:
Mike Amatt
Director:
Jonathan Cohen
Director:
Woodwind Martin Frith
Producer:
Roy Milani
Editor:
Cynthia Felgate

Morning worship for Good Friday from the Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban 'Christ became obedient unto death, even death on a cross.'
The Dean of St Albans,
The Very Rev Peter Moore , follows the events of Holy Week, and considers the triumphs of the Cross in readings, meditations, and music with the cathedral choir.
Master of music COLIN WALSH Assistant organist ANDREW PARNELL
Director STEVE BENSON Producer david CRAIG

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Moore
Organist:
Andrew Parnell
Director:
Steve Benson
Producer:
David Craig

Cutting the Ties that Bind Ciji is pregnant and appalled by Chip's reaction.
Written by MICHAEL GRACE Directed by ERNEST PINTOFF

Contributors

Written By:
Michael Grace
Directed By:
Ernest Pintoff
Valene:
Joan van Ark
Gary:
Ted Shackelford
Abby:
Donna Mills
Karen:
Michele Lee
Mack:
Kevin Dobson
Ciji Dunne:
Lisa Hartman
Richard:
John Pleshette
as Laura Avery:
Constance McCashin
Chip:
Michael Sabatino
Kenny:
James Houghton
Lilimae:
Julie Harris
Ginger:
Kim Lankford
Diana:
Claudia Lonow
Jeff:
With Jon Cypher

starring Tatum O'Neil Nanette Newman Christopher Plummer Anthony Hopkins A love of horses dispels the unhappiness of 14-year-old Sarah, an orphan sent from America to live with her Aunt Velvet in England. Determined to buy the last foal sired by Pi, the horse which Velvet once rode to victory in the Grand National, Sarah takes the first step on the road to her dream of becoming an Olympic horsewoman. The drama and tensions of international eventing are central to this exciting sequel to the much-loved National Velvet. Suggested by the novel National Velvet by ENID BAGNOLD Written, produced and directed by BRYAN FORBES
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Contributors

Unknown:
Tatum O'Neil
Unknown:
Nanette Newman
Unknown:
Christopher Plummer
Unknown:
Anthony Hopkins
Unknown:
Enid Bagnold
Directed By:
Bryan Forbes
Sarah Brown:
Tatum O'Neil
John:
Christopher Plummer
Captain Johnson:
Anthony Hopkins
Velvet:
Nanette Newman
Pilot:
Peter Barkworth
Mr Curtis:
Dinsdale Landen
Beth:
Sarah Bullen
Scott:
Jeffrey Byron
Tim:
Richard Warwick
Wilson:
Daniel Abineri
Roger:
Jason White
Mike:
Martin Neil
Howard:
Douglas Reith
Policeman:
Dennis Blanch

The Sealink British Ferries
Challenge
Presented by Mike Smith and Stirling Moss
The fourth year of this special pro-celebrity driving competition. It is hosted first by The Royal
Armoured Corps at
Bovington and then the Royal Armament Research and Development
Establishment at Ringwood. The competition includes driving a Chieftain tank,
Rallypoint, driving blindfold and a go-kart race!
The competitors:
Stunt motorcyclist Eddie Kidd joins International Cricketer of the Year Chris Broad.
International Rally
Champion Ari Vatanen tearr up with stage and television' Roy Marsden.
World Sports Car Champion Derek Bell is with Evita and Starlight Express star Stephanie Lawrence. Formula One's
Derek Warwick joins comedian Gary Wilmot.
Televised in collaboration with MG PRODUCTIONS
Event producer MARGOT GREEN Engineering managers
GEORGE JAKINS. IAN DOW Television production
PETER HYLTON CLEAVER

Contributors

Presented By:
Mike Smith
Presented By:
Stirling Moss
Unknown:
Eddie Kidd
Unknown:
Roy Marsden.
Unknown:
Derek Bell
Unknown:
Stephanie Lawrence.
Unknown:
Derek Warwick
Unknown:
Gary Wilmot.
Unknown:
George Jakins.
Unknown:
Peter Hylton Cleaver

starring Syd Little and Eddie Large special guests Janet Brown
Dave Lee Travis Frank Bruno with DREAM ACADEMY
ZARA NUTLEY
MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN
MARY HOLLAND. LEN LOWE
RONNIE HAZLEHURST AND HIS
ORCHESTRA
Written by GAVIN OSBON
JOHN JUNKIN. LAURIE ROWLEY WYN EDWARDS
Designer CECILIA BRERETON Produced and directed by BILL WILSON (R)
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Contributors

Unknown:
Syd Little
Unknown:
Eddie Large
Unknown:
Janet Brown
Unknown:
Dave Lee Travis
Unknown:
Frank Bruno
Unknown:
Dream Academy
Unknown:
Zara Nutley
Unknown:
Michael Sharvell-Martin
Unknown:
Mary Holland.
Unknown:
Len Lowe
Unknown:
Ronnie Hazlehurst
Written By:
Gavin Osbon
Written By:
John Junkin.
Written By:
Laurie Rowley
Unknown:
Wyn Edwards
Designer:
Cecilia Brereton
Directed By:
Bill Wilson

Tonight, the star of
20.000 Leagues Under the Sea, Spartacus and Gunfight at the OK Corral - the legendary actor Kirk Douglas - in conversation with the almost-as-legendary Terry Wogan. Researcher DIANA HENRY Director TONY NEWMAN Producer PETER ESTALL Series producer JOHN FISHER

Contributors

Unknown:
Kirk Douglas
Unknown:
Terry Wogan.
Unknown:
Diana Henry
Director:
Tony Newman
Producer:
John Fisher

starring
Raymond Burr Barbara Hale William Katt
Television's most famous legal eagle is back. When his long-time assistant Della Street finds herself on trial for murder, Perry Mason resigns as a judge and steps back into the courtroom to defend her. The odds seem impossible - the evidence overwhelmingly against her. Can Perry really Pull this one round?
Raymond Burr and Barbara Hale reprise their original roles from the TV series.
Screenplay by DEAN HARGROVE
Produced by BARRY STEINBERG Directed by RON SATLOF
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Contributors

Unknown:
Raymond Burr
Unknown:
Barbara Hale
Unknown:
William Katt
Unknown:
Perry Mason
Unknown:
Raymond Burr
Unknown:
Barbara Hale
Play By:
Dean Hargrove
Produced By:
Barry Steinberg
Directed By:
Ron Satlof
Perry Mason:
Raymond Burr
Delia Street:
Barbara Hale
Paul Drake Jr:
William Katt
Arthur:
Patrick O'Neal
Paula:
Holland Taylor
Bobby Lynch:
James Kidnie
Kathryn:
Kerri Keane
Laura Gordon:
Roberta Weiss
Barbara Scott:
Cassie Yates
Ken:
Richard Anderson
Lt Cooper:
Al Freeman Jr
Sgt Stratton:
Paul Hubbard
David:
David McIlwraith
Chris:
Lindsay Merrithew
Mrs Jeffries:
Caroly Hetherington

Ten films in which Alan Whicker talks to Brits who have gone to live in the USA.

Ralph Murphy produced 300 records before making the Journey from Saffron Walden to Nashville. Along with Roger Cook, who's written more hits than anyone except Paul McCartney, and Michael Snow from Liverpool, he's part of the British contingent bridging the gap between pop and country and western. In Palm Beach, Whicker meets Guy and Hilary Wyatt who started a landscaping business; Bill Burt who left the Scottish Daily Mail in 1961 and now edits one of America's outrageous tabloids; and Pam Symes, a widow who tells of the other side of life in the millionaires' enclave.

"The series reconfirms Alan Whicker as one of the best, and certainly the most durable, of television's grandee reporters..." (Daily Telegraph)

BBC Bristol (R)

(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Presenter:
Alan Whicker
Unknown:
Ralph Murphy
Unknown:
Roger Cook
Unknown:
Paul McCartney
Unknown:
Michael Snow
Unknown:
Hilary Wyatt
Unknown:
Bill Burt
Unknown:
Pam Symes
Film Editor:
Ian Pitch
Producer:
Jonathan Stedall

To complete the series of programmes for Easter exploring the great requiem masses,
Owain Arwel Hughes tonight conducts a complete performance of Verdi's choral masterpiece.
Verdi's Requiem has an electrifying and emotional appeal that has made it one of the most popular requiems ever written. Here is the romantic artist imprinting his genius on the ancient liturgical Latin text with a brilliance rarely matched. Soloists:
Natalia Troitskaya (soprano) Alexandrina Milcheva (mezzo-soprano)
Dennis O'Neill (tenor) Martti Talvela (bass) Halle Orchestra leader PAN HON LEE
Huddersfield Choral Society Chorus master
BRIAN KAY
Sound ROY BRADSHAW
Directed by JOHN VERNON

Contributors

Unknown:
Owain Arwel Hughes
Soprano:
Natalia Troitskaya
Mezzo-Soprano:
Alexandrina Milcheva
Tenor:
Dennis O'Neill
Bass:
Martti Talvela
Leader:
Halle Orchestra
Chorus Master:
Brian Kay
Unknown:
Roy Bradshaw
Directed By:
John Vernon

BBC One London

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