Introduced by Frank Bough

This 'local derby' between two sides whose position in the League Table shows how proficient they are in one-day matches, should provide a thrilling encounter.
Essex, a young side full of enthusiasm, attack from the start and the fifty runs scored by Keith Boyce in twenty-three minutes against Lancashire at the start of the series is setting the pace in the BBC-2's fastest fifty award.
Though Kent will be without the services of Colin Cowdrey, injured in a Sunday game against Glamorgan in May, he will be attending the match as a BBC commentator to add- his expert opinion on the play and players.
Commentary team at The Thames Board Mills Ground, Purfleet
John Arlott, Peter West, Jim Laker, Colin Cowdrey
Today's other fixtures: Glamorgan v. Gloucestershire, Hampshire v. Surrey,
Leicestershire v. Sussex, Middlesex v. Warwickshire, Northamptonshire v. Somerset, Nottinghamshire v. Worcestershire, Yorkshire v. Derbyshire
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The best of the week's news film from all over the world, together with other subjects of interest. For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually.
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Man on the Moon
Also on BBC-1

Written and produced by Brian Branston.
A series of films from all over the world about our astonishing planet and the people who live on it.

The award-winning film of the 2,000-mile Geographical Magazine hovercraft journey through some of the remotest waterways of the Brazilian and Venezuelan forests.

Real drama, a glimpse of hardship and bravery in our armchairs, a share of the unique experience of the few (James Thomas: Daily Express)
Fantastic... drama and excitement beautifully conveyed (Ann Lawrence: Morning Star)
A BBC-tv-Bavarian Television Service co-production
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A new version for the 1960s of the Mussorgsky-Ravel Pictures at an Exhibition
with the London Symphony Orchestra
Leader, John Georgiadis
Conducted by Charles Mackerras

In 1874 Mussorgsky wrote a set of piano pieces inspired by some of the pictures in a memorial exhibition of the work of his friend Victor Hartmann. Later Ravel produced an orchestral version which has become a regular part of the concert repertoire. This film is an attempt at a contemporary version: a suite for moving pictures and orchestra.
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A gala programme starring the world's top entertainers Bing Crosby and Bob Hope
with Stella Stevens, Jose Feliciano and Diana Ross and the Supremes

A programme produced at the Hollywood Studios of Paramount Pictures where the famous team of Crosby and Hope made many of their great successes.
First shown on BBC-1

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With both coming along earlier, interviewer Gerald Harrison asks children from schools at Hull in Yorkshire and Newport in Monmouthshire about their views.
from the North

Take a subject as old as Adam and Eve; subject it to the perceptive eyes of children between the ages of four and eleven; and be prepared for views both bold and hilarious. Most of the children Gerald Harrison talks to in Hull and Newport are pretty certain that marriage is here to stay, whatever changes a permissive society may allow; but it is their views of the path to the altar that make this programme.
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at Berns Restaurant, Stockholm.
With The Young Generation

(A joint BBC-tv/SR production)
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Three plays by Arden Winch.
[Starring] Charles Gray as Inspector Waugh
[With] Gordon Gostelow as Bert Eliot, Robin Chadwick as Constable White, Edward Cast as Sergeant Baker

In which Inspector Waugh meets Bert, the miserly caretaker who knows a great deal about the tenants upstairs but who, under questioning, is about to reveal a great deal about himself-and it isn't pleasant.

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to include the latest news on Apollo 11.
and Sunday Cricket Scoreboard
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Late Night Line-Up's weekly look at the cinema with stars - previews - and a dig into the past.
Introduced by Tony Bilbow with Philip Jenkinson.
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