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A cartoon of the second Alice story by Lewis Carroll, first shown on Russian television.

With Nigel Hawthorne as the voice of Lewis Carroll and Tracey Childs as Alice
(R)

Contributors

Author:
Lewis Carroll
Lewis Carroll:
Nigel Hawthorne
Alice:
Tracey Childs
Other voices:
Iestyn Garlick
Other voices:
Lisbeth Miles
Other voices:
Dillwyn Owen
Other voices:
Olwyn Rus

with Simon Parkin

followed by:
Play School
Presenters Sheelagh Gilbey, Nick Mercer
Story: "Mrs Wobble the Waitress" by Allan Ahlberg

Contributors

Presenter (Your Birthday Greetings):
Simon Parkin
Presenter (Play School):
Sheelagh Gilbey
Presenter (Play School):
Nick Mercer
Author (Mrs Wobble the Waitress) (Play School):
Allan Ahlberg

Written by Dale Mcraven
Starring Bronson Pinchot as Balki, Mark Linn-Baker as Larry, Ernie Sabella as Twinkacetti

Larry fills Balki's head with wonder at the prospect of Christmas with the Appleton family, but a snowbound airport has a way of spoiling that seasonal feeling.

Contributors

Writer:
Dale McRaven
Director:
Joel Zwick
Balki:
Bronson Pinchot
Larry:
Mark Linn-Baker
Twinkacetti:
Ernie Sabella

with Dr Desmond Morris and Sarah Kennedy

What makes reindeer fly? And robins sing? Who got turtle doves as a present?
Which animal would find a welcome in Fawlty Towers? Brian Blessed introduces his family and other animals. Michael Fish, the weatherman, brings an unexpected pet.
And they are joined by Ken Dodd, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Rick Wakeman, Andrew Sachs, Rustie Lee and a lot of friends. Donner and Blitzen turn up too.

BBC Scotland

Contributors

Presenter:
Dr Desmond Morris
Presenter:
Sarah Kennedy
Guest:
Brian Blessed
Guest:
Michael Fish
Guest:
Ken Dodd
Guest:
Robert Kilroy-Silk
Guest:
Rick Wakeman
Guest:
Andrew Sachs
Guest:
Rustie Lee
Research:
Mark Stephen
Research:
Caroline Davidson
Director:
Kate Kinninmont
Producer:
Ian Christie
Editor:
David Martin

1.00 The Philip Comes Novices Hurdle (2m)

1.30 The Finale Junior Hurdle (2m)

2.05 The Coral Welsh National (H'cap'Chase 3m, 6f)

Introduced by Julian Wilson

Contributors

Presenter:
Julian Wilson
Commentator:
Peter O'Sullevan
Commentator:
Richard Pitman
Guest Expert:
Bill Smith
Studio Director:
Campbell Ferguson
Producer:
Fred Viner

Starring Kirk Douglas

Tom Burlinson, born and orphaned in the spectacular Australian High Country. Jim Craig is sent to the Harrison lowland farm where he must use his outstanding horsemanship to prove himself and regain his legacy.

(First showing on British television)
Films: page 25
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Contributors

Screenplay:
John Dixon
Based on the poem by:
A.B. 'Banjo' Paterson
Producer:
Geoff Burrowes
Director:
George Miller
Harrison Spur:
Kirk Douglas
Clancy:
Jack Thompson
Jim Craig:
Tom Burlinson
Jessica:
Sigrid Thornton
Rosemary:
Lorraine Bayly

The traditional Christmas visit to the world of Walt Disney films
Introduced by Kenny Everett
Films include: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, The Rescuers, Mary Poppins, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Mickey's Christmas Carol

Contributors

Presenter:
Kenny Everett
Producer:
Richard Evans

Starring Burt Reynolds, Sally Field, Jan-Michael Vincent, Brian Keith

One of Hollywood's most likeable leading men is the producer and star of this comedy tribute to Hollywood's stuntmen - a tough, easy-going breed who take unbelievable risks only to see the credit go to well-protected stars and directors. Sonny Hooper is at the peak of his career as a stuntman, but is already looking over his shoulder at a dazzling young rival called Ski.
Compelled to outdo Ski's exploits, Hooper agrees to perform the most dangerous stunt of all time....

Films: page 25
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Screenplay:
Thomas Rickman
Screenplay:
Bill Kerby
Producer:
Hank Moonjean
Director:
Hal Needham
Sonny Hooper:
Burt Reynolds
Ski:
Jan-Michael Vincent
Gwen:
Sally Field
Jocko:
Brian Keith
Max Berns:
John Marley
Roger Deal:
Robert Klein
Cully:
James Best
Adam:
Adam West
Tony:
Alfie Wise
Sherman:
Terry Bradshaw
Hammerhead:
Norm Grabowski
Bidwell:
George Furth
Jimbo:
Jim Burke
Sheriff:
Don 'Red' Barry

In the first of a two-part special, Terry celebrates the golden years of radio comedy with those who took part.
Among his guests tonight are Harold Berens, Bernard Braden and Barbara Kelly, Pat Coombs, Maurice Denham, Jimmy Edwards, Percy Edwards, Cyril Fletcher, Ronald Fletcher, Deryck Guyler, Pearl Hackney, the late Irene Handl, Patricia Hayes, Max Jaffa, Noel Johnson, Bob Monkhouse, Richard Murdoch, Leslie Phillips, Cardew Robinson, Saveen and Daisy May and Molly Weir

(Part 2 on Wednesday at 7.00pm)

Contributors

Presenter:
Terry Wogan
Guest:
Harold Berens
Guest:
Bernard Braden
Guest:
Barbara Kelly
Guest:
Pat Coombs
Guest:
Maurice Denham
Guest:
Jimmy Edwards
Guest:
Percy Edwards
Guest:
Cyril Fletcher
Guest:
Ronald Fletcher
Guest:
Deryck Guyler
Guest:
Pearl Hackney
Guest:
Irene Handl
Guest:
Patricia Hayes
Guest:
Max Jaffa
Guest:
Noel Johnson
Guest:
Bob Monkhouse
Guest:
Richard Murdoch
Guest:
Leslie Phillips
Guest:
Cardew Robinson
Guest:
Saveen May
Guest:
Daisy May
Guest:
Molly Weir
Researcher:
Jane O'Brien
Researcher:
Mandy Nixon
Programme Consultant:
Denis Gifford
Programme Associate:
Neil Shand
Series Producer:
John Fisher
Director:
David G. Croft
Producer:
Jon Plowman

Starring Les Dawson
with Roy Barraclough, Graeme Garden, Brian Godfrey, Peter Goodwright, Johnny More, Mo Moreland, Patrick Mower, Toni Palmer and Jane Marie Osborne
The Roly Polys
Les's talents are shown to their fullest in this hilarious mixture of comedy and music. The Great Dawsoni is desperate to get his feet on the ground. Zebadiah Twine attempts to saw a Roly Poly in half! Confusion reigns in a doctor's surgery and Cissie and Ada are out on the town.

(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Comedian/Writer:
Les Dawson
[Actor]:
Roy Barraclough
[Actor]:
Graeme Garden
[Actor]:
Brian Godfrey
[Actor]:
Peter Goodwright
[Actor]:
Johnny More
[Actor]:
Mo Moreland
[Actor]:
Patrick Mower
[Actress]:
Toni Palmer
[Actress]:
Jane Marie Osborne
Dancers:
The Roly Polys
Script Associate/Writer:
Barry Cryer
Musical Director:
Alyn Ainsworth
Choreographer:
Jeff Richer
Writer:
David Nobbs
Writer:
Paul Minett
Writer:
Brian Leveson
Sound:
David Thompson
Lighting:
Dickie Higham
Videotape Editor:
Mykola Pawluk
Designer:
Martin Methven
Producer/Director:
John Bishop

Starring Christopher Lambert as John CLayton - Tarzan, Lord of the Apes, Ralph Richardson as the Earl of Greystoke, Ian Holm as Capitaine Phillippe D'Arnot, James Fox as Lord Esker, John Wells as Sir Evelyn Blount and Andie McDowell as Jane Porter

When Lord Clayton and his pregnant young wife are shipwrecked off the coast of Africa in 1886 a legend is born. Their son John, reared in the jungle by apes, is master of all he surveys - until the day that a hunting party strays into his territory, bringing with it the violence of civilisation.
This breathtaking epic, based On Edgar Rice Burroughs's famous tale, comes from
Hugh Hudson, the director of Chariots of Fire.

(First showing on British television)
Films: page 25
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Based on the story by:
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Screenplay:
P.H. Vazak
Screenplay:
Michael Austin
Producer/Director:
Hugh Hudson
Producer:
Stanley S. Canter
John Clayton - Tarzan, Lord of the Apes:
Christopher Lambert
The Earl of Greystoke:
Ralph Richardson
Capitaine Phillippe D'Arnot:
Ian Holm
Lord Esker:
James Fox
Sir Evelyn Blount:
John Wells
Jane Porter:
Andie MacDowell
Lady Alice Clayton:
Cheryl Campbell
Lord Jack Clayton:
Paul Geoffrey
Major Jack Downing:
Nigel Davenport
Jeffson Brown:
Ian Charleson
Belcher:
Nicholas Farrell
Billings:
Richard Griffiths
Buller:
David Suchet

Introduced by Jimmy Hill

The good news for the New Year is that the crowds are returning to football.
As a breath of fresh air over the holiday, here's action highlights from two Barclays League First Division matches with analysis and interviews.

Contributors

Presenter:
Jimmy Hill
Commentator:
John Motson
Commentator:
Tony Gubba
News round-up:
Bob Wilson
Studio Director:
Murray Needham
Producer:
Martin Webster
Series Producer:
John Shrewsbury
Editor:
Bob Abrahams

Starring Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley

A jury adjourns to consider its verdict. It is a seemingly open-and-shut murder case but one man, while not convinced of the prisoner's innocence, is equally unsure of his guilt.

(Films: page 25)

Contributors

Screenplay:
Reginald Rose
Producer:
Henry Fonda
Producer:
Reginald Rose
Director:
Sidney Lumet
Juror 8:
Henry Fonda
Juror 3:
Lee J. Cobb
Juror 10:
Ed Begley
Juror 4:
E.G. Marshall
Juror 7:
Jack Warden
Juror 1:
Martin Balsam
Juror 2:
John Fielder
Juror 5:
Jack Klugman
Judge:
Rudy Bond
Guard:
James A. Kelly
Court clerk:
Bill Nelson
Defendant:
John Savoca
Juror 6:
Edward Binns
Juror 9:
Joseph Sweeney
Juror 11:
George Voskovec
Juror 12:
Robert Webber

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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