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A meeting between the two teams who are first and second respectively in the County Championship. Each has a personality setting the cricket world alight. Warwickshire's Rohan Kanhai currently tops the batting averages, while, for Gloucestershire, Mike Procter lies second in the bowling table.

During the tea interval at 4.10* Profile of a Cricketer: Mike Procter (Gloucestershire and South Africa) by John Arlott.

The programme includes news of all today's other fixtures.
Commentators at Cheltenham: John Arlott and Jim Laker

Contributors

Commentator/Presenter (Profile of a Cricketer):
John Arlott
Commentator:
Jim Laker
Television Presentation/Series Producer:
Bill Taylor
Television Presentation:
Roy Norton

Whistling and clicking their way around the oceans, dolphins have the scientists baffled with this mysterious underwater 'language.' Jacques Cousteau and his divers go in search of the dolphins, hoping to reveal how they steer by sound and communicate not only with one another but with man as well.
Some of the most dramatic scenes that Cousteau has filmed take place off the African coast, as man and dolphins combine forces and go fishing together.

Produced by Metromedia Producers Corporation
(from Bristol)
(Radio Times People: page 4)
(Colour)

Contributors

Diver/Cameraman/Narrator:
Jacques Cousteau
Narrator:
Hugh Falkus

Written by Dave Freeman
starring Terry Scott
featuring June Whitfield, Peter Butterworth, Frank Thornton, Dilys Watling, Stuart Sherwin, Ivor Salter
and The Bowles Bevan Singers

(Colour)

Contributors

Writer:
Dave Freeman
Orchestra Director:
Burt Rhodes
Designer:
John Reid
Producer:
Peter Whitmore
Comedian:
Terry Scott
[Actress]:
June Whitfield
[Actor]:
Peter Butterworth
[Actor]:
Frank Thornton
[Actress]:
Dilys Watling
[Actor]:
Stuart Sherwin
[Actor]:
Ivor Salter
Singers:
The Bowles Bevan Singers

Andre Watts introduces and plays works by Bernstein, Schubert and Liszt.

At 26, Andre Watts is one of America's foremost young pianists, acclaimed for his virtuoso performances of such formidably difficult works as the Don Juan Fantasy by Liszt included in tonight's programme. In his first appearance on BBCtv he also talks about and plays Liszt's Fountains at the Villa d'Este and the Sonata in A minor, Op 143, by Schubert. Watts made his debut as a 16-year-old soloist under conductor-composer Leonard Bernstein, and he opens this recital with his own ingenious transcription of Bernstein's Candide Overture.

Contributors

Presenter/Pianist:
Andre Watts
Design:
David Jones
Director:
Rodney Greenberg

by Jean-Paul Sartre
Dramatised in 13 parts by David Turner
Starring Michael Bryant, Daniel Massey, Georgia Brown

Daniel has proposed to Marcelle and told Mathieu who, because of Daniel's homosexuality, has tried to dissuade her - but failed.
(Georgia Brown's Choice: page 5)

Contributors

Author:
Jean-Paul Sartre
Dramatised by:
David Turner
Producer:
David Conroy
Director:
James Cellan Jones
Mathieu:
Michael Bryant
Small man:
Alfred Maron
Chamberlain:
Michael Goodliffe
Hitler:
Tenniel Evans
Schmidt:
Paul Hansard
Odette:
Anna Fox
Pablo:
Simon Cellan Jones
Sarah:
Heather Canning
Gomez:
Andrew Faulds
Jacques:
Clifford Rose
Daniel:
Daniel Massey
Marcelle:
Rosemary Leach
Emile:
Tom Marshall
Boris:
Anthony Corlan
Lola:
Georgia Brown
Halifax:
Basil Henson
Actress:
Susan Travers
Barman:
Frank Seton
Daladier:
John Bryans

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