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1.0 The Daily Mirror Conditional Jockeys Championship Handicap Steeplechase (2m)

Parade of Champions including Red Rum and Aldaniti, in aid of Cancer Research and the Grand National Appeal.

1.35 The Coral Golden Hurdle (Qualifier, 2m 6f)

Julian Wilson and Richard Pitman look forward to the 1983 Waterford Crystal Champion Hurdle.

2.5 The Better Bet Coral Steeplechase (Handicap, 2m 5f)
Introduced by Julian Wilson

Contributors

Presenter:
Julian Wilson
Presenter/Commentator:
Richard Pitman
Commentator:
Peter O'Sullevan
Television Presentation:
Bob Duncan

The last of four programmes
Dennis Skillicorn visits Lower Calbourne Mill to meet John Pretty , who has got the mill and bakehouse working again, using the original equipment. And at Arreton he meets Cephas Howard , once a television designer, now making his living as a potter.

Contributors

Unknown:
Dennis Skillicorn
Unknown:
John Pretty
Unknown:
Cephas Howard

The sight of The Queen carried out to sea shoulder high on a war canoe was just one of many magical moments from this year's Royal Tour of Australia and the Commonwealth islands of the South Pacific, which gave Brian Hanrahan one of the most colourful assignments of the year.
Picture editor JOHN HINKLEY Produced by GORDON CARR A BBCtv News special

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Hanrahan
Editor:
John Hinkley
Produced By:
Gordon Carr

From the Falklands, Brian Hanrahan, the TV News Reporter who brought the Task Force so vividly into millions of homes early this year, looks back on those dramatic days as he sailed south to war on HMS Hermes. From San Carlos, Goose Green, Bluff Cove and Port Stanley, Hanrahan reports - and remembers the acts of heroism and tragedy he saw. A personal reflection on a unique journalistic experience.
Chief picture editor DUNCAN HERBERT Picture editors
WILLIAM ATRILL. JANET TAYLOR Produced by GORDON CARR A BBCtv News special

Contributors

Unknown:
Brian Han
Editor:
Duncan Herbert
Unknown:
William Atrill.
Produced By:
Gordon Carr

The Merry Wives of Windsor
Journalist Jilly Cooper offers her personal view of the play: ' a sort of Elizabethan Mrs Dale 's Diary.'
Director SALLY KIRKWOOD Producer VICTOR POOLE
(The BBC Television Shakespeare: The Merry Wives of Windsor tomorrow 5.55)

Contributors

Unknown:
Jilly Cooper
Unknown:
Mrs Dale
Director:
Sally Kirkwood
Producer:
Victor Poole

On 21 March 1962 Jacqueline du Pre gave her first performance of the Elgar Concerto at the Royal Festival Hall in London, and it was immediately clear that she had a special affinity for Elgar's melancholy masterpiece. In the next few years she won a new and enthusiastic audience for the work.
She played it for the last time in 1973, when her brilliant career as one of the finest musicians this country has produced, was cut short by multiple sclerosis. This film traces some of the more important events in Jacqueline du Pre's exceptional relationship with the work. It begins with an account of her activities since the onset of her illness and ends with a complete performance of the concerto, filmed in 1967 with the New Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Daniel Barenhoim.
With Daniel Barenhoim, Sir John Barbirolli, William Pleeth, Iris du Pre, Derek du Pre

Contributors

Unknown:
Daniel Barenhoim
Unknown:
Sir John Barbirolli
Unknown:
William Pleeth
Unknown:
Iris du Pre
Written and directed by:
Christopher Nupen

The regular teams of Frank Muir with John Amis and Denis Norden with Ian Wallace compete in a special presentation of the popular game of musical knowledge from the Sadler's Wells Theatre. Questions set by Steve Race
Producer DOUGLAS HESPE

Contributors

Unknown:
Frank Muir
Unknown:
John Amis
Unknown:
Denis Norden
Unknown:
Ian Wallace
Producer:
Douglas Hespe

featuring Werner Herzog, Klaus Kinski, Claudia Cardinale, Jason Robards, Mick Jagger

This film is the story of obsessive genius film-maker Werner Herzog's desperate battle to finish his film Fitzcarraldo, in the heart of the Amazonian jungle. Disaster after disaster befalls him, including plane crashes, torrential rains, attack by armed Indians, the loss of several sets of leading actors and getting caught up in a fully fledged border war.
A film by Les Blank
With Maureen Gosling
Films: page 15

Contributors

Director:
Les Blank
Unknown:
Maureen Gosling
Unknown:
Werner Herzog
Unknown:
Klaus Kinski
Unknown:
Claudia Cardinale
Unknown:
Jason Robards
Unknown:
Mick Jagger

Song, dance and comedy with the dynamic Marti Caine
Marti's special guests tonight: Bucks Fizz, Juan Martin and Gene Pitney with GEOFF RICHER'S FIRST EDITION
Musical director ALYN AINSWORTH Choreography GEOFFREY RICHER Costume designer VERITY LEWIS Sound LEN SHOREY
Lighting BILL MILLAR Designer
GARY PRITCHARD
Production BRIAN WHITEHOUSE

Contributors

Unknown:
Juan Martin
Unknown:
Gene Pitney
Designer:
Verity Lewis
Unknown:
Gary Pritchard
Unknown:
Brian Whitehouse

or, to be more precise, 264,750 bottles. That was part of the cargo of the SS Politician which went down in the waters of the Hebrides in February 1941, and went down in cinema legend as the whisky ship of Compton Mackenzie's Whisky Galore.

This documentary tells the true story of Whisky Galore. James Campbell, Ronald MacDonald, Donald Alastair MacLean and the rest are old men now and they can afford to smile at the prison sentences they served 40 years ago for 'salvaging' thousands of bottles of whisky from the stormy waters of the Minch.
The film, which traces the ill-fated voyage of the Politician from Liverpool to its grave in the Sound of Eriskay, also explores the hilarious adventures and the less predictable social stresses arising from the arrival of a quarter-of-a-million bottles of whisky on the shores of the Western Isles.
Narrator Iain Cuthbertson
Narration written by FINLAY J. MACDONALD
Film cameraman STUART WYLD
Film editor LOUIS MILLER
Producer NEIL FRASER
Director MIKE HEALEY.
BBC Scotland

Contributors

Unknown:
James Campbell
Unknown:
Ronald MacDonald
Unknown:
Donald Alastair MacLean
Narrator:
Iain Cuthbertson
Unknown:
Finlay J. MacDonald
Producer:
Neil Fraser
Director:
Mike Healey.

ROMAN POLANSKI'S horror spoof starring
Roman Polanski, Jack MacGowran Sharon Tate , Alfie Bass
Polanski stars in his own hilarious and gory parody of horror, also known as ' Pardon Me, But Your Teeth Are in My Neck'. To the heart of Transylvania come the fearless vampire killers Professor Abronsius - known as ' The Nut' - and his faithful disciple, Alfred. Taking a room at a rural inn, they soon sense the fear of the villagers and discover a mysterious castle in the vicinity - the home of the sinister Count Von Krolock ...
Screenplay GERARD BRACH , ROMAN POLANSKI Produced by GENE GUTOWSKI
Directed by ROMAN POLANSKI Films: p 15

Contributors

Unknown:
Jack MacGowran
Unknown:
Sharon Tate
Unknown:
Alfie Bass
Unknown:
Count von Krolock
Unknown:
Gerard Brach
Produced By:
Gene Gutowski
Directed By:
Roman Polanski
Prof Abronsius:
Jack MacGowran
Alfred:
Roman Polanski
Shagal:
Alfie Bass
Shagal's wife:
Jessie Robbins
Sarah:
Sharon Tate
Count Von Krolock:
Ferdy Mayne
Herbert:
Iain Quarrier
Koukol:
Terry Downes
Maid:
Fiona Lewis

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