11:00

Play School: Ideas Day

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Feb 1970, 11:00 on BBC Two England

Today Play School visits the village of Linton-in-Craven in the Yorkshire dales

Source: Radio Times

11:20

Closedown

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Feb 1970, 11:20 on BBC Two England

Source: Radio Times

19:00

In This Case: 3: A Blueprint for Growth

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Feb 1970, 19:00 on BBC Two England

A series for managers

'Mothercare' had one store in 1963 and have more than 90 in 1969. Selim Zilkha and Barney Goodman discuss this expansion with Brian Redhead and Robert Heller, editor of Management Today

Contributors

Interviewee:: Selim Zilkha
Interviewee:: Barney Goodman
Interviewer:: Brian Redhead
Interviewer:: Robert Heller
Producer:: David Hargreaves

Source: Radio Times

19:30

Newsroom

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Feb 1970, 19:30 on BBC Two England

Reporting the world tonight

Michael Clayton and Peter Woodswith Martin Bell, Michael Blakey, Michael Sullivan, David Tindall, Richard Whitmore and BBC News correspondents
and Weather

Contributors

Newsreader:: Michael Clayton
Newsreader:: Peter Woods
Reporter:: Martin Bell
Reporter:: Michael Blakey
Reporter:: Michael Sullivan
Reporter:: David Tindall
Reporter:: Richard Whitmore

Source: Radio Times

20:00

Call My Bluff

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Feb 1970, 20:00 on BBC Two England

A duel of words and wit between Wendy Craig, Graham Hill, Nicky Henson and Raymond Baxter, Maggie Fitzgibbon, Tricia Madden
Referee Robert Robinson
(Nicky Henson is appearing for the Young Vic)

Contributors

Panellist:: Wendy Craig
Panellist:: Graham Hill
Panellist:: Nicky Henson
Panellist:: Raymond Baxter
Panellist:: Maggie Fitzgibbon
Panellist:: Tricia Madden
Referee:: Robert Robinson
"Call My Bluff" devised by:: Mark Goodson
"Call My Bluff" devised by:: Bill Todman
Director:: Michael Goodwin
Producer:: T. Leslie Jackson

Source: Radio Times

20:30

The Money Programme

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Feb 1970, 20:30 on BBC Two England

Looking at the news and the men behind the news in the world of money
Introduced by Brian Widlake, Alan Watson, John Tusa, Peter Ross

Contributors

Presenter:: Brian Widlake
Presenter:: Alan Watson
Presenter:: John Tusa
Presenter:: Peter Ross
Associate Producer:: John Walker
Producer:: Michael Bunce

Source: Radio Times

21:10

All's Well That Ends Well

BBC Two

Thu 19^th Feb 1970, 21:10 on BBC Two England

by William Shakespeare
adapted for television by John Barton
[Starring] Royal Shakespeare Company

Contributors

Author:: William Shakespeare
Adapted by:: John Barton
For the Royal Shakespeare Company - Director:: John Barton
For the Royal Shakespeare Company - Music composed by:: Derek Oldfield
For the Royal Shakespeare Company - Settings and costumes:: Timothy O'Brien
For the Royal Shakespeare Company - Costumes in collaboration with:: Tazeena Firth
For the BBC - Make-up:: Janet Musgrove
For the BBC - Costumes:: Jane Nagy
For the BBC - Lighting:: Robert Wright
For the BBC - Designer:: Susan Spence
For the BBC - Producer:: Ronald Travers
For the BBC - Director:: Claude Whatham
The Countess of Rousillon:: Catherine Lacey
Bertram, her son:: Ian Richardson
The Lord Lafeu:: Brewster Mason
Helena, the Countess's ward:: Lynn Farleigh
Captain Parolles, a follower of Bertram:: Clive Swift
Servant to Bertram:: Alton Kumalo
The King of France:: Sebastian Shaw
First Gentleman attendant upon the King:: William Eedle
Second Gentleman:: Peter Rocca
Third Gentleman:: Terence Greenidge
Rinaldo, steward to the Countess:: Hector Ross
Lavache, a clown:: Ian Hogg
First Suitor:: Colin McCormack
Second Suitor:: Matthew Roberton
Third Suitor:: James Vallon
Fourth Suitor:: Dallas Adams
Lord Dumain the elder:: Daniel Moynihan
Lord Dumain the younger:: Philip Hinton
The Duke of Florence:: David Ashford
Morgan, a soldier:: David Bailie
Widow:: Elizabeth Spriggs
Mariana, her neighbour:: Natalie Kent
Diana, her daughter:: Caroline Hunt
Second soldier:: Tom Georgeson
Attendants and soldiers:: Don Henderson
Attendants and soldiers:: Oscar James
Attendants and soldiers:: David Kincaid
Attendants and soldiers:: Gerald McNally
Attendants and soldiers:: Gordon Bennett
Attendants and soldiers:: Gareth Richards
Attendants and soldiers:: Robin Weatherall
Attendants and soldiers:: Robert Pritchard
Attendants and soldiers:: Edward Watson