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Andy Crane with programme news and your birthday greetings followed by Play School
Presenters Stuart Bradley and Elizabeth Watts Story: Junk Shop Jim by FRED HARRIS
Musical director RICHARD BROWN Photographer JOHN JEFFORD Producer CHRISTINE HEWITT Director FAY WOOLF
Editor CYNTHIA FELGATE (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Andy Crane
Presenters:
Stuart Bradley
Presenters:
Elizabeth Watts
Unknown:
Fred Harris
Director:
Richard Brown
Director:
Photographer John Jefford
Producer:
Christine Hewitt
Director:
Fay Woolf
Editor:
Cynthia Felgate

Starring Gene Kelly with Kathryn Grayson, Mary Astor, John Boles
In this lavish MGM musical extravaganza, Gene Kelly stars as a US army private who falls for the Colonel's daughter. It features one of the dancer's most celebrated novelty numbers, using a mop and broom as a partner.
and the MGM star parade: MICKEY ROONEY, JUDY GARLAND, RED SKELTON, ELEANOR POWELL, ANN SOTHERN, LUCILLE BALL, VIRGINIA O'BRIEN, FRANK MORGAN, LENA HORNE, MARSHA HUNT, MARILYN MAXWELL, DONNA REED, MARGARET O'BRIEN, JUNE ALLYSON, GLORIA DEHAVEN, JOHN CONTE, SARA HADEN, DON LOPER, MAXINE BARRAT, KAY KYSER AND HIS ORCHESTRA, BOB CROSBY AND HIS ORCHESTRA, BENNY CARTER AND HIS BAND, THE MGM DANCING GIRLS AND JOSE ITURBI

Films: page 26

Contributors

Screenplay/Based on their story "Private Miss Jones":
Paul Jarrico
Screenplay/Based on their story "Private Miss Jones":
Richard Collins
Producer:
Joseph Pasternak
Director:
George Sidney
Eddy Marsh:
Gene Kelly
Kathryn:
Kathryn Grayson
Hyllary Jones:
Mary Astor
Col Jones:
John Boles
Chuck:
Ben Blue
Marie:
Frances Rafferty
Helen:
Mary Elliott
Sgt Kozlack:
Frank Jenks
Alan:
Frank Sully
Capt Avery:
Dick Simmons
Pte Monks:
Ben Lessy
Unknown:
Mickey Rooney
Unknown:
Judy Garland
Unknown:
Eleanor Powell
Unknown:
Ann Sothern
Unknown:
Frank Morgan
Unknown:
Lena Horne
Unknown:
Marsha Hunt
Unknown:
Marilyn Maxwell
Unknown:
Donna Reed
Unknown:
Margaret O'Brien
Unknown:
Gloria Dehaven
Unknown:
John Conte
Unknown:
Sara Haden
Unknown:
Don Loper
Unknown:
Maxine Barrat
Unknown:
Kay Kyser
Unknown:
Bob Crosby
Unknown:
Benny Carter

Andy Crane - starting with

Corners
Presented by Sophie Aldred and Simon Davies with Jo Korna
What is green and sits in a Corner? Why are bubbles always round? And how do ships float?
Questions to: Corners, [address removed]

Contributors

Presenter:
Sophie Aldred
Presenter:
Simon Davies
Unknown:
Jo Korna
Production:
Anne Gobey
Editor:
Cynthia Felgate

with Steve Blacknell, Matthew Devitt, Gideon Escott, Robert Harley, Caroline Leddy, Carla Mendonca
Guest J. J. Waller
Re-arrange HAWT into a well-known word and you have WHAT, which is not the same as WATT which, when re-arranged, means great music, great comedy, great surprises and great Shakin' Stevens, RAGET re-arranged is GREAT which is what WATT is. Watch WATT for great viewing.
Executive producer CHRISTOPHER PILKINGTON
Assistant producer VICKY PILE
Designer MEL BIBBY
Director DAVID CRICHTON
Producer TREVOR MCCALLUM

Contributors

Unknown:
Steve Blacknell
Unknown:
Matthew Devitt
Unknown:
Gideon Escott
Unknown:
Robert Harley
Unknown:
Caroline Leddy
Unknown:
Carla Mendonca
Unknown:
Christopher Pilkington
Designer:
Mel Bibby
Director:
David Crichton
Producer:
Trevor McCallum

by Barry Purchese
A series of 24 programmes

Banksie has doubts about his new CPVE course.
(R) (Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Barry Purchese
Producer:
Ronald Smedley
Director:
Edward Pugh
Mrs McClusky:
Gwyneth Powell
Mr Bronson:
Michael Sheard
Mr Griffiths:
George A Cooper
Miss Partridge:
Karen Lewis
Miss Booth:
Karen Ford
Mr Scott:
Aran Bell
Mrs Reagan:
Lucinda Curtis
Mr Kennedy:
Jeffrey Kissoon
Mr MacKenzie:
Nicholas Donnelly
Jackie Wright:
Melissa Wilks
Fay Lucas:
Alison Bettles
Julie Marchant:
Lisa York
Cheryl Webb:
Amma Asante
Steven Banks:
Tim Polley
Zammo:
Lee MacDonald
Roland:
Erkan Mustafa
Fred:
Simon Vaughan
Danny:
Jonathan Lambeth
Julia Glover:
Sara McGlasson
Louise:
Alison McLaughlin
Georgina:
Samantha Lewis
Imelda Davis:
Fleur Taylor
Helen Kelly:
Ruth Carraway
Ronnie Birtles:
Tina Mahon
Calley:
Simone Hyams
Ziggy:
George Christopher
Robbie Wright:
John Alford
Vince Savage:
Steve West
Trevor:
John Drummond
Hollo:
Bradley Sheppard
Sharon:
Alison Etienne
Jane Bishop:
Joann Kenny
Miss Webster:
Ava Hunt
Girl in canteen:
Maddie Knight
Harriet the donkey:
null Sorrell

Proudly presented by BBC3. Darcey's long-lost brother Luigi Marcello de Farcey pays a visit to the Ratcave, and causes more than a little trouble for the beloved team of rodents in their multi-million pound hideaway deep below King's Cross station. Music in the Ratcave performed by the brilliant
Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Plus special guest star, the wonderful Alexei Sayle , the dashing Darcey de Farcey (James Saxon) and Maureen McConkey (Anna Karen).
Conceived by DAVID CLARIDGE
Written by DAVID CLARIDGE, COLIN BOSTOCK-SMITH, BRIAN MARSHALL Produced and directed by MARCUS MORTIMER
(R)
BBC record and cassette: Living Legend/Roland Rat, REB/ZCF 614 from retailers

Contributors

Unknown:
Alexei Sayle
Unknown:
Maureen McConkey
Written By:
David Claridge
Written By:
Colin Bostock-Smith
Directed By:
Marcus Mortimer

Join Terry and his guests for conversation and entertainment live from the Television Theatre.

Contributors

Presenter:
Terry Wogan
Programme Associate:
Neil Shand
Programme Associate:
Chris Greenwood
Director:
Tom Corcoran
Producer:
Charles Miller
Series Producer:
John Fisher

Starring Les Dawson
Les welcomes you to another edition of the comedy quiz game full of fabulous prizes. His special guests this week are Jim Bowen, Linda Davidson, John Junkin, Rustie Lee, Linda Lusardi, Paul Shane

(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Presenter:
Les Dawson
Panellist:
Jim Bowen
Panellist:
Linda Davidson
Panellist:
John Junkin
Panellist:
Rustie Lee
Panellist:
Linda Lusardi
Panellist:
Paul Shane
Sound:
Michael McCarthy
Lighting:
Alan Horne
Designer:
Chris Webster
Director:
Geoff Miles
Producer:
Stanley Appel

Starring Ronnie Barker Ronnie Corbett
with John Cleese, John Harvey, Paul Lily, Julia McKenzie, Kate O'Mara, Wesley Peskno, Josephine Tewson
RONNIE HAZLEHURST AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Join Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett in a laughter-filled celebration of their
21-year association. Messrs Barker and Corbett have chosen their personal favourites from the many hilarious sketches and songs they have performed together over the years. Written by RONNIE BARKER, BARRY CRYER, IAN DAVIDSON, DAVID NOBBS, DAVID RENWICK, PETER VINCENT, GERALD WILEY
Videos: The Best of the Two Ronnies, BBCV 4004 By the Sea and The Picnic, starring the two Ronnies, BBCV/B 7024 Available from retailers
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Contributors

Unknown:
Ronnie Barker
Unknown:
Ronnie Corbett
Unknown:
John Cleese
Unknown:
John Harvey
Unknown:
Paul Lily
Unknown:
Julia McKenzie
Unknown:
Kate O'Mara
Unknown:
Wesley Peskno
Unknown:
Josephine Tewson
Unknown:
Ronnie Hazlehurst
Unknown:
Ronnie Barker
Unknown:
Ronnie Corbett
Unknown:
Messrs Barker
Written By:
Ronnie Barker
Written By:
Barry Cryer.
Written By:
Ian Davidson
Written By:
David Nobbs.
Unknown:
Renwick Peter Vincent.
Unknown:
Gerald Wiley

by Roy Clarke
An eight-part series starring David Andrews as Larry Summers and Pulaski
and Caroline Langrishe as Kate Smith and Briggsy

Featuring the on- and off-screen adventures of a television detective.

Feature: page 9
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Roy Clarke
Pulaski theme performed by:
The Shadows
Music:
Brian Bennett
Film Cameraman:
Ian Punter
Film Editor:
Roy Sharman
Designer:
Richard Morris
Producer:
Paul Knight
Director:
Christopher King
Larry Summers/Pulaski:
David Andrews
Kate Smith/Briggsy:
Caroline Langrishe
Paula:
Kate Harper
Jerome:
Rolf Saxon
Hilary:
Timothy Carlton
Jane:
Deborah Grant
Celia:
Elspet Gray
Charles:
Donald Hewlett
Shadwell:
Valentine Pelka
Millie:
Helen Burns
Director:
Nigel Pegram
Brad:
Terry Cade
Assistant:
Nigel Humphreys
Gang boss:
Forbes Collins
TV interviewer:
Debbie Greenwood
Lavery:
Peter McNamara
Walsh:
Gary Shail
Ferris:
Vincent (Ginger) Keane
Mrs Walsh:
Gillian Martell
Priest:
Brian Hewlett
Suicidal woman:
Bernadette Milnes
Rider:
Terence Conoley
Fan:
Lowri-Ann Richards
Reporter:
Gayle Colman
Heavy:
Ron Tarr
Kid:
Richard England
Kid:
Desmond Askew

The longest-running arts series on British television began 20 years ago this month. Jonathan Miller, one of the earliest contributors to Omnibus, takes a journey through the series' archive. In more than 400 programmes the Omnibus has ranged from biography to drama, and has featured extended interviews with most of the major names in the world of arts and entertainment.
Tonight's plunder from the archive includes sequences from films about figures from the past such as John Donne, Anna Pavlova and Charlie Chaplin as well as extracts from interviews with Dame Edith Evans, David Bowie, Graham Greene, Morecambe and Wise and many more.
Editors KEVIN HINCHEY, ROBERT BROWN
Executive producer DIANA LASHMORE
Producers JILL EVANS. PATCHY WHEATLEY

Contributors

Unknown:
Jonathan Miller
Unknown:
John Donne
Unknown:
Anna Pavlova
Unknown:
Charlie Chaplin
Unknown:
Edith Evans
Unknown:
David Bowie
Unknown:
Graham Greene
Unknown:
Kevin Hinchey.
Unknown:
Robert Brown
Unknown:
Jill Evans.

starring Cornel Wilde, Yaphet Kotto
Searching for treasure in the Caribbean, Jim Carnahan and his crew discover a sunken wreck guarded by sharks.
They eventually bring up a massive amount of gold and coins - only to have their boat seized by a gang of vicious escaped convicts.
Written, produced and directed by CORNEL WILDE
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Contributors

Unknown:
Jim Carnahan
Directed By:
Cornel Wilde
Jim Carnahan:
Cornel Wilde
Ben Flanagan:
Yaphet Kotto
Ron Walker:
John Neilson
Larry Hicks:
David Canary
Lobo:
Cuff Osmond
Johnny:
David Gilliam
Pablo:
Caesar Cordova
Kook:
Gene Borkan
Ishy:
Dale Ishimoto
Lieutenant:
Carmen Argenziano
Linda:
Roxanna Bonilla
Escaping convict:
Marv Fisher
Loan shark:
Cllnt Denn

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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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