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6.34-6.55 Business Breakfast
Business and financial news from
Paul Burden and the team.
Followed at 7.00am by the morning news programme with Nicholas Witchell and Jill Dando.
Headlines or news summaries every quarter hour. Business news:
7.12, 7.40, 8.12, 8.40.
Sport: 7.23, 7.52, 8.23, 8.52.
Weather, regional and traffic news:
6.55, 7.28, 7.58, 8.28.
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Contributors

Unknown:
Paul Burden
Unknown:
Nicholas Witchell
Unknown:
Jill Dando.

More extracts from 50 years of Rank films.
Reel Lives. A look at portrayals of famous figures from history, including Claude Rains and Vivien Leigh in Caesar and Cleopatra. Narrated by Sir John Mills. (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Vivien Leigh
Unknown:
Sir John Mills.

Introduced by Andi Peters.
The Playbus stops at the Playground Stop. Sophie Wilcox tells today's story, What Colour Is It, Grandma? by Carol and Carol. With Dave Benson Phillips and Sue Monroe. (R)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Andi Peters.
Unknown:
Sophie Wilcox
Unknown:
Dave Benson Phillips
Unknown:
Sue Monroe.

How do naval wives feel as the WRNS prepare to join the fleet? Today some of them meet a spokesman from the Admiralty. Robert Kilroy-Silk lunches with Sharron Davies , the former Olympic swimmer who now designs swimwear. Out in the gardens, Molly Weir prepares for spring. The magazine show with Paul Coia , Jayne Irving and Debbie Greenwood.

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Kilroy-Silk
Unknown:
Sharron Davies
Unknown:
Molly Weir
Unknown:
Paul Coia
Unknown:
Jayne Irving
Unknown:
Debbie Greenwood.

Starring Henry Fonda
What would-be Broadway actress Eva Lovelace lacks in experience she makes up for in determination when she heads for New York.
Director Sidney Lumet
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Contributors

Unknown:
Henry Fonda
Unknown:
Eva Lovelace
Director:
Sidney Lumet
Lewis Easton:
Henry Fonda
Eva Lovelace:
Susan Strasberg
Rita Vernon:
Joan Greenwood
Robert Hedges:
Herbert Marshall
Joe Sheridan:
Christopher Plummer
Constantine:
Daniel Ocko
Benny:
Pat Harrington

Introduced by Andi Peters.

Tales of the Rodent Sherlock Holmes
A seven-part costume drama starring Roland Rat Superstar.
1: Holmes receives an invitation to the theatre.
Producer Steve Haggard (R)

Contributors

Introduced By:
Andi Peters.
Producer:
Steve Haggard
Irene Wilson:
Barbara Windsor
Wilson:
John Rapley

Take the River City People, a flamenco guitar, a clutch of ukeleles, a harp, a cello and a sitar and what have you got?
The music programme presented by Tony Gregory. Director Julia Knowles
Producer Martin Hughes

Contributors

Presented By:
Tony Gregory.
Director:
Julia Knowles
Producer:
Martin Hughes

Another chance to see the 20-part drama series set in a London school.
1:
Mr Griffiths arrives at school on the first day of a new term to find that someone has beaten him to it!
Episode written by Barry Purchase Producer Albert Barber Director John Smith (R)
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Contributors

Written By:
Barry Purchase
Producer:
Albert Barber
Director:
John Smith
Mrs McClusky:
Gwyneth Powell
Mr Griffiths:
George A Cooper
Mr Hargreaves:
Kevin O'Shea
Mr MacKenzie:
Nicholas Donnelly
Miss Booth:
Karen Ford
Mr Robson:
Stuart Organ
Mrs Monroe:
Anna Quayle
Mr Hankin:
Lee Comes
Rod:
Wayne Norman

The popular board game hosted by comedian Rory McGrath. Director Peter Orton
Executive producer Mike Bolland
An Initial Film and Television production for BBCtv
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Contributors

Unknown:
Rory McGrath.
Director:
Peter Orton
Producer:
Mike Bolland

A comedy series starring
Anton Rodgers , Eve Matheson
They Didn't Believe Me. Alec feels it is time Zoe met his family.
Written by Paul A Mendelson Director Sydney Lotterby
Executive producer Verity Lambert
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Contributors

Unknown:
Anton Rodgers
Unknown:
Eve Matheson
Written By:
Paul A Mendelson
Director:
Sydney Lotterby
Producer:
Verity Lambert
Alec Callender:
Anton Rodgers
Zoe Angell:
Eve Matheson
Miles Henty:
Clive Francis
Miss Flood:
Frances White
Simone:
Carolyn Pickles
Debbie:
Chrissie Cotterill
Hilary:
Rebecca Lacey
Jamie:
Paul Venables

A comedy series about a self-made millionaire, written by Bob Larbey , starring
Dennis Waterman
Sam Kelly , Joan Sims
Director/Producer Gareth Gwenlan
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Contributors

Written By:
Bob Larbey
Unknown:
Dennis Waterman
Unknown:
Sam Kelly
Unknown:
Joan Sims
Producer:
Gareth Gwenlan
Tony Carpenter:
Dennis Waterman
Ruth Carpenter:
Judy Buxton
Sam:
Sam Kelly
Mrs Wembley:
Joan Sims
Maggie:
Jenna Russell
Mum:
Dora Bryan

Starring
Albert Finney , James Coburn
When three beautiful models die in mysterious circumstances, plastic surgeon Larry Roberts is the chief suspect. To clear his name he launches his own investigation.
Writer/Director Michael Crichton
FILMS: pages 23-26
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Contributors

Unknown:
Albert Finney
Unknown:
James Coburn
Unknown:
Larry Roberts
Director:
Michael Crichton
Dr Larry Roberts:
Albert Finney
John Reston:
James Coburn
Cindy:
Susan Dey
Jennifer Long:
Leigh Taylor-Young
Lt Masters:
Dorian Harewood
Moustache man:
Tim Rossovich
Dr Jim Belfield:
Darryl Hickman

Tonight: Crazy People, starring Dudley Moore , shows how advertising and mental institutions can make an interesting alliance.
Paper Mask, a psychological thriller featuring Paul McGann and Amanda Donohoe , is an unusual examination of hospital life. Director Caius Julyan
Producer Bruce Thompson
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Contributors

Unknown:
Dudley Moore
Unknown:
Paul McGann
Unknown:
Amanda Donohoe
Producer:
Bruce Thompson
Unknown:
Barry Norman

An American detective series starring Robert Urich
A Day's Wages. Spenser is hired by a dress manufacturer concerned that his designs are being copied.

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Urich
Spenser:
Robert Urich
Hawk:
Avery Brooks
Susan:
Barbara Stock
Brady:
Edward Binns

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