Listings
: For Schools, Colleges
9.38 Out of the Past: Bruges to Florence10.0 Look and Read: The Lake
10.25-10.45 History 1917-73: The New Europe
11.0 Watch!: Picture Writing
trails and tracking signs, tepees and totems
Presented by Jean Rogers and Stephen Bradley
(Colour)
11.18 Going to Work: Butchery and the Meat Trade
What will it be - sausages or chops?
11.40 Music in Action: 8: You'll Never Walk Alone
with music from the Kop Choir, Tractor and Paul Patterson
(Colour)
12.5 pm A Job Worth Doing?
Book 35p: see page 90
Contributors
: Caerdydd i Kairouan
A visit to Tunisia: News
: Pebble Mill at One
With Bob Langley, Marian Foster, David Seymour and Donny MacLeodIncluding Ken Dodd's Anthology of Humour, a preview of the BBC's Royal Wedding coverage, and a chat with today's Weatherman Jack Scott at 1.30
Contributors
: Along the River
A series of five programmes looking at wild creatures in their natural surroundings.Written and produced by Dave Ellison and Roy Billings
Contributors
: Interval
: A Funny Thing...
Arthur English with memories and anecdotes from his life in show business.(More 'Funny Things' on Friday at 3.55)
Contributors
: Petticoat Junction: The Good Luck Ring
A ring found by Bobbie Jo seems to be the cause of good luck all round at the Shady Rest. Or is it all just a coincidence?(Colour)
Contributors
: Day and Night
The programme which tells the inside stories about the police at work - and invites the views of the public.Introduced by David Seymour with Mike Dornan
(from Birmingham)
Contributors
: Jackanory: The Princess and Curdie: Lina
by George MacDonaldwith John Laurie
Today: Lina
Contributors
: Animal Magic
presents A Special Edition with Keeper (Johnny) Morris in some of his adventures as a Zoo Keeper.(from Bristol)
Contributors
: Screen Test
Introduced by Michael RoddThis week the contestants come from Guildford and Maidstone and will be looking at scenes from The Inn of the Sixth Happiness; Time Flies; What's Up Doc?
The work of the Lighting Electrician is featured in a special report.
(from Manchester)
Contributors
: Nationwide
with Look North, South Today, Look East, Midlands Today, Points West and Spotlight South West bringing you news and views in your region tonight (including Regional Weather)Presented by Michael Barratt, Frank Bough and Bob Wellings
(Regional details as Monday)
Contributors
: Star Trek: Menagerie: Part 2
Passing the point of no return on his flight to the forbidden planet, the errant Spock surrenders to his pursuers and elects to stand court martial on the charge of mutiny. Can the amazing revelations of the first journey of the Enterprise 13 years earlier excuse his crime, or must the terrors of Talos IV be braved?Contributors
: Diana: If No-one Answers, That's Me
A new comedy seriesStarring Diana Rigg as Diana Smythe
Diana has trouble with an anonymous telephone caller - and even more trouble from the friends who try to help with the problem!
Contributors
: Spy Trap: Safe Conduct
by David Ellis[Starring] Paul Daneman, Tom Adams
Gordon Trask is a 'double' working for us. He's small-time and scared, maybe too scared...
Contributors
: Nine O'Clock News
with Robert Dougall and Richard Whitmore; WeatherContributors
: Prelude to a Royal Occasion
Tomorrow morning, HRH The Princess Anne arrives at Westminster Abbey for her marriage to Captain Mark Phillips.Tonight, in the Abbey, Tom Fleming looks back at some of the essential preparations which precede a major Royal Wedding. At the end of the programme The Archbishop of Canterbury and The Dean of Westminster talk about the meaning of the Marriage Service today.
(Colour)
Contributors
: Film 73
Barry Norman reviews the new films including Catch My Soul, the rock musical version of Othello, starring Richie Havens and directed by Patrick McGoohan.Contributors
: Midweek: [number removed]
Introduced by Ludovic Kennedy together with Robert MacNeilincluding Phone-In
Viewers put their questions, the subject will be announced.
The number to call: [number removed] (40 lines) after 9.0 tonight.
Contributors
: The Affirmative Way: Richard Demarco
Joan Bakewell talks to people for whom the enjoyment of the world is a religious way of life.Tonight: Richard Demarco, artist
(from Scotland)
Contributors
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