Story: Joe's Bouncing Feet by RUTH CRAFT Presenters
HEATHER EMMANUEL , JOHNNY BALE
Final day
Coverage of the final stages of this match direct from Edgbaston
Introduced by Peter Walker
(Colour)
Weather
The second of three programmes in which Thomas Hemsley works with young professional singers on some of the songs of sreat German composers. tonight:
Wolf STUART HARLING sings TWO SONGSS' from the Italian song book and PATRICIA. SOWDEN-PRICE sings three songs from 'the : Spanish and Italian song books and the Morike songs.
Director ROT TIPPING
Producer WALTER TODDS
Wings and Things
An extraordinary miscellany of identifiable flying objects -from lighter - than - a - feather rubber-powered balsawoQd gliders to electronically controlled diesel-engined full-scale models -compete against each other and nature.
A film produced and directed by ROBIN LEHUAN
A Borrovian stroll through what was once Wild: Wales.' 2: Away for the South
'I get my boots new soled, my umbrella mended; put 20 spvereigns in my purse and; then said, "I am all right for South Wales! "
John Seymour tramps the route taken by the sturdy Victorian writer and linguist George Bor row on his solitary walk through Wales in the late summer of 1854. Film editor CHRIS LAWRENCE Producer SELWYN RODERICK (Wales) Withies from Willows; pp 4-5
by CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON starring ..
Ian Ilogg as Paul Verlaine *nd ;.;' •••.■' Joseph Blatchley as Arthurr Rimbaud
-The passionate but destructive relationship of the two French poets, Verlaine and Rimbaud.
Superb performances by Joseph Blatch ' ley and Ian Hogg (The TIMES
Stunning pictorial quality (GUARDIAN) Script editor RICHARD BROKE Lighting DAVE SYDENHAM Designer DEREK DODD Producer MARK SHIVAS Director PETER CREGERN
Part 1 featuring
Elton John. Dobie Gray on film Stevie Wonder plus album tracks and film Introduced by Bob Harris
Presented by David Holmes Weather
Part 2
BOB HARRIS winds up this series with Adam Faith , and, filmed during their 1965 tour of America, the Rolling Stones
Director COLIN STRONG
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON