All the excitement of a big rodeo in town. Top ranch hands from all over the territory ride in to compete. And Blue's determination to own a beautiful but expensive silver saddle sends him into the boxing ring-to challenge the champion prize fighter.

Contributors

Big John:: Leif Erickson
Buck:: Cameron Mitchell
Billy Blue:: Mark Slade
Victoria:: Linda Cristal
Manolito:: Henry Darrow
Killian:: Charles H Gray
Carney:: Walter Brooke
Paddy O'Bannion:: Charles Aidman
Pearlita:: Marie Gomez
Sam:: Don Collier
Vaquero:: Rodolfo Acosta

Source: Radio Times

20:50

Call My Bluff

BBC Two

Mon 13^th Sep 1971, 20:50 on BBC Two England

A duel of words and wit between Patrick Campbell, Suzanne Neve, William Mervyn and Frank Muir, Tamara Ustinov, Leslie Phillips
Referee Robert Robinson
(from Manchester)

Contributors

Team captain:: Patrick Campbell
Panellist:: Suzanne Neve
Panellist:: William Mervyn
Team captain:: Frank Muir
Panellist:: Tamara Ustinov
Panellist:: Leslie Phillips
Referee:: Robert Robinson
Call My Bluff devised by:: Mark Goodson
Call My Bluff devised by:: Bill Todman
Director:: Peggy Walker
Producer:: Johnny Downes

Source: Radio Times

21:20

Controversy: The Peaceful Use of Nuclear Explosives

BBC Two

Mon 13^th Sep 1971, 21:20 on BBC Two England

Tonight Dr Edward Teller presents his views on the Peaceful Use of Nuclear Explosives

Can nuclear explosives that made their appearance in world history as a terrible weapon, be used constructively and peacefully? Dr Teller, who contributed more than anyone to the development of the H-bomb, thinks they can. He presents such uses as harbour excavation in Australia and natural gas storage in the North Sea as a potential task for stockpiled H-bombs and discusses his ideas with half a dozen scientists who question the safety of such uses and the need for them.
Introduced by Professor George Porter

Contributors

Presenter:: Professor George Porter
Guest:: Dr Edward Teller
Director:: Brian Johnson
Producer:: Karl Sabbagh

Source: Radio Times

22:10

Thirty-Minute Theatre: Lily: Part 2

BBC Two

Mon 13^th Sep 1971, 22:10 on BBC Two England

by Jean Benedetti
Avis Bunnage as Rebecca Jarrett
Iain Cuthbertson as William Stead
Dandy Nichols as Nancy Broughton
with guest star Patrick Wymark as the Attorney General

Having 'abducted' a girl and given her the fictitious name of Lily, Booth, Stead, and Rebecca are put on trial - a trial which was to prove a sensation in its day and which eventually changed the law.

(Colour)

Contributors

Writer:: Jean Benedetti
Script Editor:: Derek Hoddinott
Designer:: Barry Newbery
Producer:: Innes Lloyd
Director:: Hugh David
Rebecca Jarrett:: Avis Bunnage
William Stead:: Iain Cuthbertson
Nancy Broughton:: Dandy Nichols
The Attorney-General:: Patrick Wymark
Mr Justice Lopes:: Andre van Gyseghem
Bramwell Booth:: John Carlisle
Mrs Armstrong:: Freda Dowie
Charles Russell, QC:: Tom Criddle
Florence Booth:: Gillie McIver
Mr Armstrong:: Glynn Edwards
Sampson Jacques:: Paul Stassino
Clerk of Court:: Graham Leaman
Jury Foreman:: John Scott Martin

Source: Radio Times

22:40

International Golf: The World Series of Golf

BBC Two

Mon 13^th Sep 1971, 22:40 on BBC Two England

from America
featuring
Lee Trevino (USA) US Open and British Open Champion
Jack Nicklaus (USA) USPGA Champion
Charles Coody (USA) us Masters Champion
Bruce Crampton (Australia) Western Open Champion
For the tenth year in succession the South Course of the Firestone Club at Akron, Ohio, is the venue for this unique golfing event which matches the reigning world title-holders in 36-hole stroke-play for a first prize of $50,000. The programme is presented in association with the National Broadcasting Company whose team of commentators includes the legendary Arnold Palmer.
(Another chance to see Tony Jacklin v Arnold Palmer in 'The Best 18': tomorrow, 8.0 pm)