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1964-Pages.Pdf HIGHLIGHTS Light Entertainment An Evening with Miriam Makeba Olympic Games (Saturday, BBC-2) This internationally known artist can be seen in a programme of mainly ON BBC-1 African son�s 0013 Late Evening Report The Black and White Minstrel Show Every evening except Thursday, begin- on (Saturday, BBC-1) ning Saturday The World Today Afternoon A new series starring the Nlitchell Report Ottawa Non ! Minstrels and the Television Tuppers On Thursday there will be recordings of Quebec Oui, the previous day's outstanding events. (Saturday, BBC-2) On Friday these will be included in two Best of Both Worlds (Sunday, BBC-2) early morning reports. Two U.S. reporters look at the to Percy Faith, his orchestra, and Peter demand of French Canadians Nero are the stars Early Evening Report become a separate nation From Monday to Friday-with Cliff Michelmore The Beat Room (Monday, BBC-2) Question Time (Monday, BBC-J) of the main Brian Poole and the Tremeloes are Representatives political among the groups ON BBC-2 parties are questioned by journalists A Friday afternoon report on the pre- The Danny Kaye Show vious day's highlights Workshop: The Innocent Ear (Wednesday, BBC-2) (Monday, BBC-2) ON Mary Tyler Moore is the guest in RADIO A programme about children in the this show mayic world of music SATURDAY Third Network: 8.10 to 9.0 a.m. Tony Mercer, one of the stars in the Black Election COMEDY SERIES Gallery (Tuesday, BBC-1) Opening Ceremony and White Minstrel Show on Saturday (BBC-I) Ian Trethowan, Robin Day, and The Dick Van Dyke Show on the 1.30 to 2.0 p.m. Reports Robert McKenzie report latest, (Monday, BBC-1) developments in the election SUNDAY Vic Damone is the guest star in ' Like a Sister? ' Marriage Today (Wednesday, BBC-2) Home: 8.20 to 8.50 a.m. from young and Reports and commentaries Suggestions people Here's Harry (Tuesday, BBC-1) old about how marriages could be 11.30 a.m. to 12.10 H;;rry decides to take a new p.m. made happier up ' Down Your Way' pastime � golf The Second Sex (Friday, BBC-2) 6.35 to 6.45 p.m. The Big Noise 'Men as Equals': five women dis- (Friday, BBC-1) Results and reports cuss this assertion Warren Mitchell is the guest star in another incident in the life of a top MONDAY TO FRIDAY ... AND YESTERDAY pop disc jockey Third Network: 8.10 to 9.0 a.m. The Great War (Sunday, BBC-2) Reports and commentaries Despair sets in as the war becomes Light: 1.50 to 2.0 p.m. total and the threat of starvation Summaries of results increases on Thursday) Plays (Repeated Third Network: 6.0 to 6.30 The Cure for Love (Thursday, BBC-2) p.m. Results and reports June Barry and Terence Edmond star Films in this Walter Greenwood comedy Cinema 625: Vivere in Pace SERIES AND SERIALS General Election (Sunday, BBC-2) Dixon of Dock Green A moving Italian war film starring (Saturday, BBC-1) Results Aldo Fabrizi ' Mr. Farthing Takes a Walk ' is the title of this week's Two Years before the Mast episode ON BBC-1 (Sunday, BBC-1) Thorndyke (Saturday, BBC1) THURSDAY 9.25 p.m. to 4.0 a.m. A bloody and exciting .story of the The barrister-detective has to deal Richard Dinibleby and a team of experts troubled voyage of a merchant ship with ' A Case of Premeditation' will c'insider the results as they come in in the 1830s FRIDAY 6.0 to 6.30 a.m. The Old Wives' Tale: 1 Alison Leggatt appears in 'The Old Wives' The Virginian (Monday, BBC-2) A report with latest party totals (Saturday, BBC-2) 7.30 Tale' on Saturday (BBC-2) American pop singer Fabian is the classic has been 7.0 to a.m. in ' to All That ' The Arnold Bennett guest Say Goodbye dramatised in five parts (Repeated on Further reports Wednesday) Perry Mason (Monday) 8.0 to 10.0 a.m. National survey with special reports for A hit-and-run accident is a key factor The Massingham Affair: 5 particular areas in the advocate's latest case (Saturday, BBC-2) 10.0 a.m. to 6.0 p.m. Hollywood and the Stars Georgina has broken off her engage- Further as they come in but new (Monday and Tuesday, BBC-1) ment with Derry, he finds a friend in Charlotte Verney (Repeated 8.0 p.m. Election Round-up The teenage idols are studied in two on Wednesday) The results in perspective-with views successive programmes of the party leaders The Count of Monte Cristo: 2 Arrest and Trial (Tuesday, BBC-2) (Sunday, BBC-1) ON RADIO An underworld contract to eliminate The shades of the prison house close a retired gang leader involves inno- around Edmond Dantes The brnudcasting of election results will cent bystanders be shared by all three radio services: Compact (Tuesday and Friday) Slattery's People (Tuesday, BBC-1) THURSDAY Camilla's A new series about the human com- condition is the main pre- Home 9.0 to 3.30* a.m. occupation of the office p.m. plications involved in an American ' Flash ' results from key constituen- politician's job Z Cars cies with high-speed computer predic- (Wednesday, BBC-1) tions Lynch finds an informer and a trio 10.0 to 6.10* a.m. of heavy drinkers Light p.m. Non-stop all-night service of essential Sport election news Horse of the Year Show Third Net. 11.10 p.m. to 3.30* a.m. (Saturday, BBC-1) Full details of every result declared Music and Ballet overnight The Supreme International Jumping Championship of the Show Jazz 625 (Saturday, BBC-2) FRIDAY The Oscar Peterson trio are the dis- Home 7.10 and 8.10 a.m. Match of the stars Day (Saturday, BBC-2) tinguished Election ^pecia! editions of ' Today ' Fifty minutes of one of the day's top soccer matches Encore: Peer Gynt (Friday, BBC-2) Light 1.30 to 1.50 p.m. The London Festival Ballet production A Radio Newsreel round-up of election The Olympic Games (Saturday to of this work news Friday, BBC-1 and 2) Third Net. 10.0 a.m. to 3.30* p.m. The Mozart (Friday, BBC-2) The final flashes Worth returns in another series on BBC-1 Opening Ceremony can be seen Last Lap: Harry on Saturday and many other events A recording of a concert heard in Classified results t2.30 p.m.) beginning on Tuesday during the week Augsburg earlier this year Aem Hie wee�h ^(m/icmtnie^ MUSIC The Royal Tour IN THE MUSIC PROGRAMME Radio Third Network of Canada Sunday, Radio Times Music Magazine 35 Marylebone High Street Record review Plays London, W.l La Boheme Every Thursday Price Sixpence My Love to Lulie (Saturday, Home) at the G.P.O. as a Newspaper Records of Sir Thomas Beecham con- Registered A plausible rogue descends on Eng- ducting Acts 1 and 2 of the opera SUBSCRIPTION RATES, inc. postage land from Singapore (Acts 3 and 4 next week) 12 months. 6 months. 3 months Cool Inland £ 1.19.0 19/6 9/9 The Long Drop (Sat., Home) The London Octet Overseas 12. 2.6 11.1.3 10/8 by Lester Powell. An unconscious should be sent to the airman Boccherini, Shostakovich, and Men- Subscriptions Canadian is being brought delssohn's Octet above address or to any newsagent home from Europe Programmes subject to last-minute alterations of all in this An Calls Home) A on the events during the Pierre Monteux conducting Copyright programmes Inspector (Sunday, report issue is strictly reserved by the BBC. B. visit to Charlottetown, Quebec A of a concert with the in whole A second hearing of J. Priestley's and Ottawa of recording Unauthorised reproduction play, given by the Sheffield Repertory BBC Northern Orchestra or in part of any programme details Company HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN included in Radio Times is prohibited and His Royal Highness (D British Broadcasting Corporation, 1964 The Visitor (Monday, Home) The Duke of Edinburgh Saint-Saens (Saturday, Light) A play by Vincent Brome about a Tuesday, Home psychiatrist's relations with his The Carnival of the Animals, with patient Ogden Nash's verses narrated by Robert Robinson, in Saturday Concert News: Weather: Time A Shadow of Doubt (Wed., Home) Hall NEWS The vicar of a rural parish finds he too faces the challenge of the times Talk Robert Simpson (Sunday, Third) Home Service a.m. 7.0 (not Sun.): 8.0 : 9.0 1.0 : 6.0 : 10.0 : 11.0 In Your Garden (Saturday, Home) The first of three concerts In which p.m. Pincher's Double (Wednesday, Light) his symphonies will be played Light Programme (Saturday) 5.30 a.m. Roy Hay is at home in his garden to hour on the half-hour A comedy by Alun Richards tells of a and every ' Gert and Daisy ' and Roy Plomley until 12.30 p.m. Then 3.30 : 5.30 I naval rating's shore-leave with his Les Bandar-Log (Monday, Third) wife 7.0 : 7.30 : 8.30 : 10.30 : 11.30 Lawyers Talking Again (Sun., Home) The suite by Koechlin played by the a. m. 12.30 1.30 : 2.0 7.0 : 7.30 : 8.30 : 9.30 I Reconstruction of a Poet Aspects of the law on motoring BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted (Sunday) a.m. by Antal Dorati 10.30.
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