Listings
: Open University
6.40 About Frequency Response7.5 Maths - Differential Equations
7.30 Handicapped in the Community
: For Schools, Colleges
9.38 20th-century HistoryMr Kennedy and Mr Khrushchev
Further developments in the Cold War. The contest between the United States and the Soviet Union between 1961 and 1963 leading to the Cuban missile crisis. Commentary JOHN TIDMARSH Written bv JOHN TUSA
Series editor PAUL MITCHELL
10.0 TV Club: A School in Time Roller Rats
10.23 Music Time Laughing Bird
KATHRYN HARRIES and PETER COMBE with children from Wendell Park Primary School introduce this new musical story.
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT Series producer JOHN HOSIER
Contributors
Unknown:
Mr
Kennedy
Unknown:
Mr
Khrushchev
Unknown:
John
Tidmarsh
Editor:
Paul
Mitchell
Unknown:
Kathryn
Harries
Unknown:
Peter
Combe
Producer:
Elizabeth
Bennett
Producer:
John
Hosier
: You and Me: Touch and Sting
(Repeat): For Schools, Colleges
11.0 Exploring ScienceFood Technology
11.23 Words and Pictures
Stories, songs and rhymes for young children in the beginning stages of reading.
My Uncle Charlie
When Uncle Charlie came home from sea, he brought with him some strange and splendid things. Best of all was the talking parrot that sat on his shoulder. Presenter HENRY WOOLF Animation RICHARD TAYLOR Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON
11.40-11.55 Appuntamento in Italia A language resource series 3: I frutti della terra
La raccolta delle olive. Mezzadri e contadini. Buon appetito!
Script RAFFAELE L. G. MORETTO , DAVID ROWLES Commentary GIGI GATTI , GIANCARLO CICCONE Producer JOHN PRESCOTT THOMAS
12.5 pm Kontakte
25: Wohin fahren Sie ?
Contributors
Presenter:
Henry
Woolf
Presenter:
Animation Richard
Taylor
Producer:
Moyra
Gambleton
Script:
Raffaele L. G.
Moretto
Script:
David
Rowles
Unknown:
Gigi
Gatti
Unknown:
Giancarlo
Ciccone
Producer:
John Prescott
Thomas
Unknown:
Wohin Fahren
Sie
: Bagpuss
: For Schools, Colleges
2.1 Watch: Sea Creatures2.18 Scan. Ourselves and Others: 2 Us and them! How does the way we behave look to other people? How does it affect them? Does it matter to us how they feel?
Pupils from a Bristol comprehensive school watch the second part of a play by MARIANNE COOK which raises these questions and discuss their own answers with NEIL FITZWILIAM
Producer GEOFF WILSON
2.40 Encounter: Italy
An Italian Studies series
3: Fruits of the Land
Contributors
Play By:
Marianne
Cook
Producer:
Geoff
Wilson
: Bailey's Comets
Bear Blunder Down UnderTrans Turkey Fowl Up
: The Canal Children
A series in six episodes by BRIAN WRIGHTColonel Russell is convinced that the carriage of explosives on his canal is both profitable and safe; the boaters and leggers, however, are not so sure! 4: Gunpowder
Producer ANNA HOME
Director JOHN PROWSE
Contributors
Unknown:
Brian
Wright
Director:
John
Prowse
Tom Brill:
Andrew
O'Connor
Dan Trugg:
Peter
Berry
Colonel Russell:
Eric
Porter
Walter Crumlow:
Don
McKillop
Betsy Russell:
Maxine
Gordon
Sarah Russell:
Gwen
Cherrell
Mary Brill:
Barbara
Hickmott
Joe Collingtree:
Brian
Hayes
Charlie-the-Mule:
William
Wilde
Loggers:
Paul
Farla
Loggers:
John
Milner
Loggers:
Dave
Mobley
Loggers:
John
Sheldon
: Think of a Number
with Johnny BallA light-hearted exploration of numbers and science.
Lots of giggles and quite a few gurgles as Johnny explores water from H to O.
Meanwhile - Think of a Number. At a quick guess, which set of numbers has the larger total? *
Written by JOHNNY BALL
Production ALBERT BARBER Series producer ANN REAY BBC Bristol
Contributors
Unknown:
Johnny
Ball
Written By:
Johnny
Ball
Unknown:
Albert
Barber
: Nationwide
FRANK BOUGH, SUE LAWLEY, VALERIE SINGLETON , JOHN STAPLETON and BOB WELLINGS are the team that mix together coverage of topical events, investigative reports plus features and films.Contributors
Unknown:
Valerie
Singleton
Unknown:
John
Stapleton
Unknown:
Bob
Wellings
: The Wednesday Film: Banjo Hackett
starring Don MeredithIke Eisenmann , Jennifer Warren Chuck Connors , Daniel O'Herlihy
Benjamin Hackett , ' Banjo ' to his friends (and enemies), is a fiercely independent horse-trader living in the American West in 1880. When Banjo's widowed sister dies, the horse that he had given to his nephew Jubal Winter is sold to pay her debts. Now he wants to recover the horse for the orphan, but he must work fast.
Director ANDREW v. MCLAGLEN
Contributors
Unknown:
Don
Meredith
Unknown:
Ike
Eisenmann
Unknown:
Jennifer
Warren
Unknown:
Chuck
Connors
Unknown:
Daniel
O'Herlihy
Unknown:
Benjamin
Hackett
Benjamin ' Banjo ' Hackett:
Don
Meredith
Jubal Winter:
Ike
Eisenmann
Tip Comacher:
Daniel
O'Herlihy
Sam Ivory:
Chuck
Connors
Mollie Brennan:
Jennifer
Warren
: The Liver Birds
by CARLA LANE , starring featuring in You've No Idea What I've Been ThroughDesigner ANTONY THORPE
Produced by ROGER RACE
Contributors
Unknown:
Carla
Lane
Produced By:
Roger
Race
Sandra:
Nerys
Hughes
Carol:
Elizabeth
Estensen
Mrs Hutchinson:
Mollie
Sugden
Mrs Boswell:
Carmel
McSharry
Lucian:
Michael
Angelis
Derek Paynton:
Tom
Chadbon
Mr Boswell:
Ray
Dunbobbin
Grandad:
Jack
Le White
Lady on the bus:
Joyce
Grundy
: A Party Political Broadcast
by the Liberal Party: Main News
with Richard Baker and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world WeatherContributors
Unknown:
Richard
Baker
: The Dick Emery Show
returns with the first of four programmes giving another opportunity to see some of the most popular shows from the last series. Starring Dick EmerySpecial guests Roy Kinnear Francis Matthews and featuring
CHRISTOPHER BIGGINS , SAM KELLT and DEREK FRANCIS
With THOMAS BAPTISTE
DAMARIS HAYMAN , BERNARD HOLLEY VIVIENNE JOHNSON , JOHN F. LANDRY and Shirley Allan , Adam Armstrong Alan Cullen , Robert East Jon lies, Victor Langley
Bernadette Milnes , John Owens Frederick Radley , Sharon Wells
Film sequences written by JOHN SINGER Sketches by PETER ROBINSON and HUGH STUCKEY
Film cameraman BILL MATTHEWS Producer HAROLD SNOAD
Contributors
Unknown:
Dick
Emery
Unknown:
Roy
Kinnear
Unknown:
Francis
Matthews
Unknown:
Christopher
Biggins
Unknown:
Sam
Kellt
Unknown:
Derek
Francis
Unknown:
With Thomas
Baptiste
Unknown:
Damaris
Hayman
Unknown:
Bernard
Holley
Unknown:
Vivienne
Johnson
Unknown:
John F.
Landry
Unknown:
Shirley
Allan
Unknown:
Adam
Armstrong
Unknown:
Alan
Cullen
Unknown:
Robert
East
Unknown:
Victor
Langley
Unknown:
Bernadette
Milnes
Unknown:
John
Owens
Unknown:
Frederick
Radley
Written By:
John
Singer
Unknown:
Peter
Robinson
Unknown:
Hugh
Stuckey
Unknown:
Bill
Matthews
Producer:
Harold
Snoad
: Sportsnight
Introduced by Harry Carpenter The European Cup-Winners' Cup FinalAnderlecht (Belgium) versus
Austria Wien (Austria)
Highlights of the first of this season's major European finals, played tonight in the Parc des Princes, Paris.
Commentator BARRY DAVIES
Anderlecht are in this Final for the third year running. In 1976 they beat West Ham United 4-2 to win the Cup, but last year went down 2-0 to Hamburg. The Viennese, with several of the national World Cup squad in their side, are the first Austrian club to reach a European final. The FA Cup Final
A look ahead to Saturday's match between ARSENAL and ipswich
TOWN.
TV presentation FRENCH TV SERVICE Producer JOHN PHILIPS Editor JONATHAN MARTIN
Contributors
Introduced By:
Harry
Carpenter
Commentator:
Barry
Davies
Editor:
Jonathan
Martin
: Tonight
Explaining the news that will still matter tomorrow - tonight. Introduced by DENIS TUOHY Including News HeadlinesEditor ROGER BOLTON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Denis
Tuohy
Editor:
Roger
Bolton
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