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Rugby-The Struggle for a Blue
At Oxford and Cambridge the parallel and sometimes conflicting ambitions in studies and sport are reaching a climax for the Rugby men. Is it more important to work for a degree or to play for a 'blue'?

Fair Exchange
Gill and Allan Beach have two children and a house in Ingatestone, Essex. Christianne and Rene Auribault have two children and a flat in Levallois-Perret, Paris. During their holidays this year they swapped places.

Contributors

Presenter:: Ludovic Kennedy
Reporter:: Jeremy James
Reporter:: Christopher Rainbow
Subject (Fair Exchange):: Gil Beach
Subject (Fair Exchange):: Allan Beach
Subject (Fair Exchange):: Christianne Auribault
Subject (Fair Exchange):: Rene Auribault
Producer:: Dick Gilling
Producer:: Bob Duncan
Producer:: Bill Fitzwater
Producer:: Roy Harris
Cameraman:: Brian Tufano
Cameraman:: Eddie Best
Sound:: Maurice Everett
Film editor:: Bert Meadows
Film editor:: Les Newman
Film editor:: John House
Studio director:: John Percival
Associate editor:: Phil Pilley
Editor:: Christopher Brasher

Source: Radio Times

21:05

Simon and Laura

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Nov 1964, 21:05 on BBC Two England

by Alan Melville.
Starring Ian Carmichael, Moira Lister and Richard Briers

Contributors

Writer:: Alan Melville
Story editor:: Rosemary Hill
Designer:: William McCrow
Producer:: Cedric Messina
Director:: Christopher Morahan
Simon Foster:: Ian Carmichael
Laura Foster:: Moira Lister
Wilson:: Charles Lloyd Pack
Jessie:: Molly Urquhart
Wolfie:: Philo Hauser
David Prentice:: Richard Briers
Janet Honeyman:: Penny Morrell
Henry:: Susan Ashworth
Bert:: Henry McGee
Archie:: Reg Lever
Joe:: Bruce Wightman
Barney:: David Jackson
Timothy:: Paul Holdaway
Miss Mills:: Lesley Allen

Source: Radio Times

22:25

Wheelbase: The Boom in Bikes

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Nov 1964, 22:25 on BBC Two England

Wheelbase covers the world of motorcycling.

Two million people now ride motorcycles, mopeds, or scooters and at the International Motorcycle Show this week more of them than ever before will be buying bikes from Japan. How long will this two-wheel invasion go on? In the grounds of the motorcycle museum at Stanford Hall, near Rugby, Robin Richards and Michael Frostick look for the answers from the 1965 models, the men who make them, and the young customers who ride them.