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Anniversary
J.R. claws his way back into Sue Ellen 's affections. Written by DAVID PAULSEN
Directed by JOSEPH MANDUKE (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Sue Ellen
Written By:
David Paulsen
Directed By:
Joseph Manduke

From the Camargue to Cornwall
When a man like
Robin Henbury-Tenison wants two new horses for his Cornish farm, a simple visit to the market is not enough. With his wife Louella he journeys to the South of France and buys two of the beautiful white horses for which the area is famous. It never occurs to them to ship them home. Instead they ride Tiki and Thibert all the way to Cornwall.
Film editor CHRIS WARING Producer HOWARD PERKS
BBC South West (R)11.30 am

Contributors

Unknown:
Robin Henbury-Tenison
Editor:
Chris Waring

Drinks at Chatsworth, Derbyshire
A liqueur used in the ratification of contracts, called 'Ratafia' is one of the 18th-century drinks sampled by Arthur and his guest, television cook, Michael Smith. They discuss the paraphernalia of drinking in the 18th century in the setting of the Great Dining Room of Chatsworth House and discover how to 'crack open' a bottle of port.
Director YVONNE DEUTSCHMAN Producer ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Smith.
Director:
Yvonne Deutschman
Producer:
Robin Drake

The Serpent's Secrets Narrated by David Attenborough
A silent, private world - fascinating as any fiction - where adders dance, grass snakes lay eggs in centrally-heated compost and pencil-sized creatures wrestle tadpoles in garden ponds!
In this intriguing study, the camera observes intimate mating rituals and witnesses a remarkable event - an adder birth. The programme follows a hunt underground and joins a strange
'gathering' in the viper's den. Photography OWEN NEWMAN Written and produced by JOHN DOWNER (R)
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Contributors

Unknown:
David Attenborough
Produced By:
John Downer

starring
Robert Donat Greer Garson
This charming and sentimental film traces the life and times of a shy schoolmaster - the inimitable and much loved
'Mr Chips '. Robert Donat j received a well-deserved Academy Award for his portrayal of 'Chips' from his first job as a young man, to his old age as the school's most popular teacher.
Screenplay by R. c. SHERRIFF
CLAUDINE WEST and ERIC MASCHWITZ from the novel by JAMES HILTON Produced by VICTOR SAVILLE Directed by SAM WOOD
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Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Donat
Unknown:
Greer Garson
Unknown:
Mr Chips
Unknown:
Robert Donat
Unknown:
R. C. Sherriff
Unknown:
Claudine West
Unknown:
Eric Maschwitz
Novel By:
James Hilton
Produced By:
Victor Saville
Directed By:
Sam Wood
Mr Chips:
Robert Donat
Katherine:
Greer Garson
John Colley/Peter Colley/Peter Colley II/Peter Coley III:
Terry Kilburn
Peter Colley (as a young man):
John Mills
Staefel:
Paul Henreid
Flora:
Judith Furse
Wetherby:
Lyn Harding
Chatteris:
Milton Rosmer
Marsham:
Frederick Liester
Mrs Wickett:
Louise Hampton
Raiston:
Austin Trevor

Bob Langley and Sarah Green report on ways of keeping our bodies healthy and repairing them when they break down.
They attend a jazz dance session, watch a family change its diet, consult with an osteopath and join a mobile cervical cancer clinic. Directors
ROY CHAPMAN , DEREK NELSON Producer KEITH SHEATHER (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Bob Langley
Unknown:
Sarah Green
Unknown:
Roy Chapman
Unknown:
Derek Nelson
Producer:
Keith Sheather

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The Puppy's New Adventures: The Puppy and the Pirates
A cartoon adventure series about Petey the brave puppy who goes halfway across the world looking for his master. His friends Dolly, Duke, Dash and Lucy go with him and take part in Petey's amazing adventures.
(R)

Contributors

Presenter (Children's BBC):
Phillip Schofield

The Odyssey is damaged by meteors and its Iris needs repairs. They are near a brilliant green planet, if they can collect some emerald from the green planet perhaps the Iris can be mended. They find some strange winged people on the planet and huge flowers which grow everywhere. Ulysses seems more interested in these flowers than in getting back to the Odyssey...
(R)

by K. M. PEYTON adapted for television in six episodes by JENNY MCDADE 5: Nails receives a severe setback to his plans to ride Lucky Lady Firelight in the Tetrathlon.
Executive producer PAUL STONE Director COLIN CANT (R)
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Contributors

Unknown:
K. M. Peyton
Unknown:
Jenny McDade
Nutty:
Linda Frith
Hoomey:
Nigel Stewart
JaZZ:
Ashok Kumar
Nails:
Tony Bywater
Gloria:
Claire Callaghan
Gary:
Kelly George
Sam:
Ian Hastings
Brenda:
Julianne Eveleigh
Foggerty:
Tim Barker
Headmaster:
Anthony Dawes
Sebastian:
Marek Kurpiel
Antony Royd:
Alex Bullion
Mark:
Kevin Shaw
Colin:
Michael O'Keeffe
Piers:
Martin Wimbush
Biddy:
Susan Jameson
Knacker:
Carlos Douglas
Ms Bedwelty:
Mary Wimbush
Inspector:
Clive Graham
Social worker:
Denise Armon
Mr McTavish:
Bill Treacher
Mrs McTavish:
Josie Kidd
Mrs Rossiter:
Janet Pate
Mr Singh:
Albert Moses
Rodney Potter:
John Abbott
Starter:
Richard Grant

Join Terry live at the Television Theatre as he talks to people in the news, Presents the best in entertainment and springs the occasional surprise.
Programme associates NEIL SHAND and CHRIS GREENWOOD
Wrector DAVID G. CROIT producer PETER ESTALL aeries producer JOHN FISHER

Contributors

Unknown:
Neil Shand
Unknown:
Chris Greenwood
Unknown:
Wrector David G. Croit
Producer:
Peter Estall
Producer:
John Fisher

A light-hearted musical quiz presented by Barry Cryer. Liza Goddard leads the ladies' team and Willie Rushton captains the gentlemen. A live band provides the clues hidden in the titles of popular tunes.
Musical director LAURIE HOLLOWAY Director ANDREA CONWAY
Producer KEITH STEWART (R)

Contributors

Presented By:
Barry Cryer.
Unknown:
Willie Rushton
Director:
Laurie Holloway
Director:
Andrea Conway
Producer:
Keith Stewart

starring
Fallon's Baby
'Your child! You don't know that, nobody knows that!' Jeff and Miles break their truce as matters of survival and fatherhood come to a conclusion. Meanwhile, Sable's pursuit of a grandchild causes deep resentment....
Written by FRANK V. FURINO Directed by HARRY FALK
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Contributors

Written By:
Frank V. Furino
Directed By:
Harry Falk
Jason:
Charlton Heston
Sable:
Stephanie Beacham
Jeff:
John James
Fallon:
Emma Samms
Francesca:
Katharine Ross
Miles:
Maxwell Caulfield
Monica:
Tracy Scoggins
Bliss:
Claire Yarlett
Channing:
Kim Morgan Greene
Zack:
Ricardo Montalban
Hoyt Parker:
Michael Parks
Cash:
James Houghton
Adrienne:
Shanna Reed
Kolya:
Adrian Paul

A ten-part natural history of Britain and Ireland
Presented by Julian Pettifer 2: Streams of Life
In its journey to the sea a river Way help carve the fells of the Lake District, plunge deep into the caves of Yorkshire's
Gaping Gill, vault over the waterfalls of South Wales, meander in a chalk stream,
Pause at an East Anglian fen, and finally, in an estuary such as that of the Severn, mingle With the waters of the sea.
Each stretch of river is home to wildlife that ever since the Ice Age has transformed fresh meltwaters into teeming streams of life.
Music by EDWARD WILLIAMS Produced by ROGER R. JONES Executive producer
PETER CRAWFORD BBC Bristol (R)
Book: The Living Isles. £14.96
From booksellers
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Contributors

Presented By:
Julian Pettifer
Music By:
Edward Williams
Produced By:
Roger R. Jones
Unknown:
Peter Crawford

with Barbara Cook ,
George Hearn ,
Mandy Patinkin and Lee Remick Follies finally opens in London later this month, 16 years after its Broadway premiere. Tonight's film about Sondheim's cult musical tells the story behind the unforgettable and fascinating evening at New York's Lincoln Center in front of a packed and ecstatic audience, when a starry cast was assembled for a Gala
Concert and recording. The entire show was rehearsed in just four days, but the memory of that frantic time and the performance which followed remain as fresh as yesterday.
With special contributions from:
Licia Albanese Carol Burnett
Betty Comden and Adolph Green Erie Mills
Liliane
Montevecchi Phyllis Newman Elaine Stritch and Stephen Sondheim and Thomas Z. Shepard , the recording producer. With the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Paul Gemignani
Film editor JERRY LEON
Directed by MICHAEL HOULDEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Barbara Cook
Unknown:
George Hearn
Unknown:
Mandy Patinkin
Unknown:
Lee Remick
Unknown:
Licia Albanese
Unknown:
Carol Burnett
Unknown:
Betty Comden
Unknown:
Montevecchi Phyllis Newman
Unknown:
Elaine Stritch
Unknown:
Stephen Sondheim
Unknown:
Thomas Z. Shepard
Conducted By:
Paul Gemignani
Editor:
Jerry Leon
Directed By:
Michael Houldey

BBC One London

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BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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