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Introduced by Frank Bough

Essex, second in the League Table to Lancashire, need every point they can muster if they are going to catch the leaders.
Their opponents today, Warwickshire, hope to be at full strength after a spate of injury problems, and to include such star players as Kanhai, Ibadulla, and Brown.
Commentary team at Edgbaston: John Arlott, Neil Durden-Smith, Jim Laker

Today's other fixtures: Derbyshire v. Somerset, Lancashire v. Hampshire, Middlesex v. Surrey, Northamptonshire v. Kent, Worcestershire v. Glamorgan, Yorkshire v. Leicestershire

(Colour)
(to 18.30)

Contributors

Presenter:
Frank Bough
Commentator:
John Arlott
Commentator:
Neil Durden-Smith
Commentator:
Jim Laker
Television Presentation:
Bill Taylor
Television Presentation:
Roy Norton
Series Producer:
Alan Mouncer

The best of the week's newsfilm from all over the world, together with other subjects of interest. For the deaf and hard of hearing a commentary appears visually
followed by The Weather
(Colour)

Contributors

Presenter:
Kenneth Kendall
Producer:
Bill Northwood

A series of films from all over the world about our astonishing planet and the people who live on it

Film, shown for the first time in colour, of the uproarious balloon race organised in 1965 by the BBC's Travel and Exploration Unit in which ten passenger-carrying balloons took to the air from a field near the Oxfordshire village of Stanton Harcourt and landed in various parts of the Cotswolds.

"(Television's) craziest piece of reportage... a wonderful spectacular feature bringing something excitingly different to the home screen... the compilation of the story, from a mass of mad or funny incidents as the nine competitors tried to follow a fox balloon was a masterpiece" (Daily Telegraph)
Written and produced by Brian Branston
(First shown on BBC-1)
(Colour)

Contributors

Film Editor:
Keith Miller
Writer/Producer:
Brian Branston

Act 1 of Mozart's opera from this year's Aix-en-Provence Festival
Orchestre de Paris
Conducted by Georges Semkow
Introduced by Antony Hopkins
Sung in Italian with English sub-titles by Julian Budden
Recording made available by courtesy of the French Television Service
Act 2: next Sunday
See page 31
(Colour)
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For the Deaf
Synopses are now available for these forthcoming plays on BBC-1: for adults, The Expert (August 29); Z Cars (August 25 and 26; September 1 and 2; 8 and 9); Counterstrike (September 9); and for children, Dombey and Son (August 17-September 21); The White Horses (August 28-September 11); Circus Boy (August 26); A Handful of Thieves (August 22). Write to R.N.I.D., [address removed].

Contributors

Libretto:
Lorenzo da Ponte
Musicians:
Orchestre de Paris
Orchestra conducted by:
Georges Semkow
Scenery and costumes:
A. M. Cassandre
Production:
Jean Meyer
Television direction:
Roger Benamou
Presenter:
Antony Hopkins
English subtitles:
Julian Budden
Don Giovanni, a licentious young nobleman:
Roger Soyer
Leporello, his servant:
Donald Gramm
Donna Anna, daughter of the Commendatore and betrothed to Don Ottavio:
Teresa Stich-Randall
Don Ottavio:
Werner Khenn
The Commendatore:
Pierre Thau
Donna Elvira, a lady of Burgos, deserted by Don:
Elizabeth Harwood
Zerlina, a country girl:
Ana-Maria Miranda
Masetto, her fiance:
Neil Howlett

by Michael Page
With Colin Blakely as Sgt. Taylor, C.I.D.
and Ronald Lacey as The Prisoner, Dennis Chinnery as Station Sergeant

The police bring in a man for questioning after he has thrown a brick through a shop window and violently resisted arrest. Sgt. Taylor is landed with interrogating the prisoner. It seems a routine case at first until Taylor discovers that the prisoner refuses to talk...
(Colour)

Contributors

Writer:
Michael Page
Script Editor:
Derek Hoddinott
Designer:
John Cooper
Producer:
Innes Lloyd
Director:
John Matthews
Sgt. Taylor, C.I.D.:
Colin Blakely
The Prisoner:
Ronald Lacey
Station Sergeant:
Dennis Chinnery

Leader, David McCallum
and featuring Abbe Lane
"Scottish Rhapsody" features The Glen Dancers
"Oliver" features The Ralph Tobert Dancers and Sydney Johnson

(Colour)

Contributors

Musicians:
Mantovani and his Concert Orchestra
Orchestra Leader:
David McCallum
Singer:
Abbe Lane
Dancers (Scottish Rhapsody):
The Glen Dancers
Staged by (Scottish Rhapsody):
Janet Cook
Dancers (Oliver):
The Ralph Tobert Dancers
Performer (Oliver):
Sydney Johnson
Staged by (Oliver):
Ralph Tobert
Lighting:
Geoff Shaw
Sound:
Hugh Barker
Designer:
David Chandler
Producer:
John Street

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