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16:00

Olympic Special

Sun 18^th Oct 1964, 16:00 on BBC Two England

Introduced by Alan Weeks.
A look at what's been going on during the first seven days of the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Featuring the outstanding moments of: Athletics; Swimming and Diving; Boxing; Wrestling; Rowing
Presented by BBC-tv Sport
(to 17.30)

Contributors

Presenter:: Alan Weeks
Commentary team in Tokyo:: David Coleman
Commentary team in Tokyo:: Harry Carpenter
Commentary team in Tokyo:: Max Robertson
Commentary team in Tokyo:: Peter West
Commentary team in Tokyo:: Frank Bough

Source: Radio Times

19:00

News Review

Sun 18^th Oct 1964, 19:00 on BBC Two England

for the deaf and hard of hearing
A look at the news of the week including a special film report on the Royal Tour of Canada.

Contributors

Presenter:: Robert Dougall
Translator:: Joan Turner
Producer:: Bill Northwood

Source: Radio Times

20:05

Cinema 625 presenting: Nine Days of One Year

Sun 18^th Oct 1964, 20:05 on BBC Two England

A Russian film with English sub-titles.
Starring Alexei Batalov as Dmitri Gusev, Innokentii Smoktunovsky as Ilya Kulikov and Tatyana Lavrova as Lelya
See page 19

Contributors

Director:: Mikhail Romm
Dmitri Gusev:: Alexei Batalov
Ilya Kulikov:: Innokentii Smoktunovsky
Lelya:: Tatyana Lavrova

Source: Radio Times

21:50

Best of Both Worlds

Sun 18^th Oct 1964, 21:50 on BBC Two England

Leading conductors from Britain and America present the music they compose and arrange.

This week: Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra
Guest star, Carole Carr

Contributors

Musicians:: Nelson Riddle and his Orchestra
Singer:: Carole Carr
Sound:: Richard Chamberlain
Lighting:: Geoff Shaw
Design:: Lionel Radford
Producer:: Bryan Sears

Source: Radio Times

22:25

News; followed by Late Night Line-Up

Sun 18^th Oct 1964, 22:25 on BBC Two England

with tonight's guests.

Source: Radio Times

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Appears in

Radio Times Issue 2136

17^th October 1964

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