11:00

Play School: Useful Box Day

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 11:00 on BBC Two England

Today's story is "Pete and the Rain" by Leila Berg, illustrated by Peggy Fortnum
Presenters this week Johnny Ball, Carol Chell

Contributors

Presenter:: Johnny Ball
Presenter:: Carol Chell
Author (Pete and the Rain):: Leila Berg
Illustrator (Pete and the Rain):: Peggy Fortnum

Source: Radio Times

11:20

Closedown

BBC Two

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 11:20 on BBC Two England

Source: Radio Times

19:00

English Law: 8: Whose Fault?

BBC Two

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 19:00 on BBC Two England

Ten programmes in a Business Studies course

Liability for negligent acts may not be as obvious as it would appear at first sight. What happens when both parties are at fault? Or when the injured party consented to run the risk?
Written and introduced by Michael Molyneux
(first shown on BBC1)
(These programmes are linked with the English Law series on Radio 3. For details of booklet see page 55)

Contributors

Writer/presenter:: Michael Molyneux
Producer:: Tony Roberts

Source: Radio Times

19:30

Newsroom

BBC Two

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 19:30 on BBC Two England

Reporting the world tonight
John Timpson and Peter Woods
with Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Clayton, Tom Mangold, Michael Sullivan,
David Tindall, Richard Whitmore and BBC News correspondents
and Weather
(Colour)

Contributors

Newsreader:: John Timpson
Newsreader:: Peter Woods
Reporter:: Martin Bell
Reporter:: Michael Blakey
Reporter:: Michael Clayton
Reporter:: Tom Mangold
Reporter:: Michael Sullivan
Reporter:: David Tindall
Reporter:: Richard Whitmore

Source: Radio Times

20:00

The High Chaparral: A Piece of Land

BBC Two

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 20:00 on BBC Two England

When Buck accidentally discovers a silver deposit he and Manolito go into partnership, all set to make a fortune-but things do not turn out quite as they expect.
(Colour)

Contributors

Big John:: Leif Erickson
Buck:: Cameron Mitchell
Billy Blue:: Mark Slade
Manolito:: Henry Darrow
Victoria:: Linda Cristal
Jeff:: Lou Frizzell

Source: Radio Times

20:50

Television Doctor: So you need to wear glasses

BBC Two

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 20:50 on BBC Two England

Most of us have an eye test at some time in our lives, and more and more people today are wearing glasses.
In this programme two eye specialists talk about the structure of the eye and its commonest defects, such as short sight, long sight, and astigmatism.

(Colour)

Contributors

Director:: Alan Grimley
Producer:: Ian Curtis

Source: Radio Times

21:10

Broaden Your Mind

BBC Two

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 21:10 on BBC Two England

A new comedy series starring Tim Brooke-Taylor and Graeme Garden
with Jo Kendall
and Roland MacLeod, Nick McArdle, Yutte Stensgaard, Sue Glover, Sunny Weetman
and featuring Bill Oddie

(Colour)

Contributors

Devised and written by:: Graeme Garden
Devised and written by:: Tim Brooke-Taylor
Additional material:: Bill Oddie
Choreography:: Jan Gummer
Musical director:: Dave Lee
Film associate:: Jim Franklin
Design:: David Drewery
Producer:: Sydney Lotterby
Comedian:: Tim Brooke-Taylor
Comedian:: Graeme Garden
[Actress]:: Jo Kendall
[Actor]:: Roland MacLeod
[Actor]:: Nick McArdle
[Actress]:: Yutte Stensgaard
[Actress]:: Sue Glover
[Actress]:: Sunny Weetman
Comedian:: Bill Oddie

Source: Radio Times

21:40

Horizon: Fit to Live?

BBC Two

Mon 24^th Nov 1969, 21:40 on BBC Two England

This week's programme in the series on Man and Science Today.
If a man has a fever and his body temperature rises by only 10Â°F, he will die. But we seldom consider how our lives depend on keeping our bodies at -an exact temperature with our blood circulation, our clothing, even central heating. We have become completely dependent on our created environment - our civilisation. Without this the English climate is fatal. Lost gn a mountain, capsized in the sea, a man soon learns his inadequacies.
Horizon this week asks the questions : what are the limits of our survival? Is central heating sapping our power of acclimatisation - our natural ability to survive?
(Colour)