Listings
: For Schools, Colleges
9.38-9.58 Mathshow Fair Share10.5 Look and Read 7: A Friend in Need
The crooks chase the children - someone gets caught. And who really is the Birdman?
Written by LEONARD KINGSTON
with GEOFFREY BAYLDON as Mr Trim
LUKE BATCHELOR, LENNOX GREAVES, ISOBIL NISBET, MIKE SAVAGE, JAYNE TOTTIMAN, DONALD WAUGH, CHARLES COLLINGWOOD and MICHAEL MAYNARD.
Producer ROGER TONGE
10.30-10.45 Let's Go: Let's Go and Look After Our Teeth
Presented by Brian Rix.
Brian shows how to brush teeth and gums. A mentally-handicapped boy goes to the dentist.
11.0 Watch: Working Dogs
Watch takes its cameras to Breconshire to see a young sheepdog being trained for work on the farm.
Presenters LOUISE HALL-TAYLOR and JAMES EARL ADAIR Producer
JOHN THORNICROFT
11.17 Going to Work: Pay Packet
11.38 Taking Shape: 2: Back to Nature
A five-part documentary
The City of Sheffield has been offered a piece of public sculpture. We talk to sculptor David Wynne about his ideas.
(First shown on BBC2)
12.5 pm A Job Worth Doing?: The Construction Industry
Contributors
Written By:
Leonard
Kingston
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Bayldon
Unknown:
Mr
Trim
Unknown:
Luke
Batchelor
Unknown:
Lennox
Greaves
Unknown:
Isobil
Nisbet
Unknown:
Jayne
Tottiman
Unknown:
Donald
Wal
Unknown:
Charles
Collingwood
Unknown:
Michael
Maynard.
Producer:
Roger
Tonge
Presented By:
Brian
Rix
Presenters:
Louise
Hall-Taylor
Presenters:
James Earl
Adair
Unknown:
John
Thornicroft
Unknown:
David
Wynne
: Midday News
Weather MICHAEL FISH: Pebble Mill
With DONNY MACLEOD , DAVID SEYMOUR and MARIAN FOSTERIncluding Medicine Matters with Dr David Delvin
Contributors
Unknown:
Donny
MacLeod
Unknown:
David
Seymour
Unknown:
Dr David
Delvin
: How Do You Do?
Finding Out: You and Me: What Shape is a Roof?
With Wendy Padbury and Stephen Leigh. (Repeat)Contributors
Presenter:
Wendy
Padbury
Presenter:
Stephen
Leigh
: Pobol y Cwm
Serial(English transmitters only. First shown on BBC Cymru/Wales)
: Play School
A programme for children under 5: Deputy Dawg
The lazy lawman's at it again-look out for trouble.: Jackanory
with Derek JacobiTales from Tartary by JAMES RIORDAN Today:
The Tale of the Three Talismans
One by one the wicked khan cheated the old peasant out of his three magic charms and the good fortune they brought. Until one day his greed got the better of him.
Contributors
Unknown:
Derek
Jacobi
Unknown:
James
Riordan
: Screen Test
Michael Rodd asks questions based on scenes from Silent Movie, Laughing Gravy and Swiss Family Robinson.Looking for the answers will be contestants from ST HELIER BOYS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL and THE LADIES'
COLLEGE, GUERNSEY.
There will also be one of the top entries from the Young Film-makers' Competition.
Directed by PAUL LOOSLEY Produced by JOHN BUTTERY BBC Manchester
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Rodd
Directed By:
Paul
Loosley
Produced By:
John
Buttery
: The Record Breakers
with Roy Castle and Norris McWhirter explores the first -fastest -highest - heaviest - strongest - smallest - laziest anything or anyone with a place in the record books.In New Zealand, ROY meets some hopscotch and some pond-baling champions.
The studio audience tests NORRIS'S record memory and sees the world haggis-hurling champion in action.
Designer Chris HULL
Producer ALAN RUSSELL
Book isame title), £1.50, from bookshops
Contributors
Unknown:
Roy
Castle
Unknown:
Norris
McWhirter
Designer:
Chris
Hull
Producer:
Alan
Russell
: Nationwide
Including Britain TodayFRANK BOUGH and SUE LAWLEY with another report from the Nationwide outside broadcast unit in the heartland of Britain.
Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Bough
: David Essex
The fourth of six of his own very individual-style shows, featuring the songs and capturing the magic that have made David a No 1 performer. David's guests Denny Laine with Hot Gossip and The David Essex BandMIKE THORN , PHIL PALMER
RONNIE LEAHY , MARK GRIFFITHS BARRY DE SOl 'ZA, ALAN WAKEMAN
Musical director RICHARD NILES Choreography ARLENE PHILLIPS Director DAVID c. HILLIER
Producer JOHN KING
Contributors
Unknown:
Denny
Laine
Unknown:
Mike
Thorn
Unknown:
Phil
Palmer
Unknown:
Ronnie
Leahy
Unknown:
Mark
Griffiths
Unknown:
Barry
de Sol
Unknown:
Alan
Wakeman
Director:
Richard
Niles
Director:
Choreography Arlene
Phillips
Director:
David
C. Hillier
Producer:
John
King
: James Burke's Connections
Faith in NumbersJames Burke takes a look at 2,000 years of human ingenuity. In the fourth of ten historical detective stories, he searches for the clues that link yesterday's amazing inventions to the world we live in. What's so special about French knickers that makes it possible to print the radio TIMES? What's the connection between the rats of Troves and the American Census of 1890? And why did everyone get a soaking when they went to dinner with the Archbishop of Salzburg?
Film editor PAUL CARTER
Photography DAVID FEIG , TONY PIERCE-ROBERTS Produced by MICK JACKSON and DAVID KENNARD
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Burke
Editor:
Paul
Carter
Unknown:
Photography David
Feig
Produced By:
Mick
Jackson
Produced By:
David
Kennard
: Dallas
starring with guest starDouble Wedding
A bolt from the blue. There is shock and consternation all round when a stranger arrives at J.R.'s office and announces the reason for his intrusion. He has come to claim the woman who is still his legal wife ...
Contributors
Jock Ewing:
Jim
Davis
J R Ewing:
Larry
Hagman
Bobby Ewing:
Patrick
Duffy
Eleanor Southworth Ewing:
Barbara Bel
Geddes
Pamela Barnes Ewing:
Victoria
Principal
Lucy Ewing:
Charlene
Tilton
Digger Barnes:
David
Wayne
: Nine O'Clock News
with Richard Whitmore and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world WeatherContributors
Unknown:
Richard
Whitmore
: Play for Today: Dinner at the Sporting Club
by Leon GriffithsProfessional boxing is the last course on the menu at the Sporting Club Dinner.
For the dinner-jacketed audience it's just a night out, but for a young fighter and his optimistic manager, Dinny, the evening is a dramatic one. They might begin to achieve their most heady ambitions - or their dreams might die forever.
Contributors
Writer:
Leon
Griffiths
Sound:
Colin
March
Photography:
Tony
Pierce-Roberts
Film Editor:
David
Martin
Designer:
Austen
Spriggs
Producer:
Kenith
Trodd
Director:
Brian
Gibson
Dinny Matthews:
John
Thaw
John Duncan:
Billy
McColl
Patsy:
Patrick
Durkin
Cyril Benson:
Jonathan
Lynn
Neville:
Ken
Campbell
Ray Little:
Tony
Caunter
Sharon Benson:
Maureen
Lipman
Sammy:
John
Bardon
Elwyn:
Herbert
Norville
George:
Terry
Downes
Dermot:
Liam
Neeson
Mandy:
Marilyn
Galsworthy
Carol:
Nula
Conwell
Mr Knight:
Paul
Imbusch
Insp Harry Onslow:
Eric
Kent
Lew:
Frank
Lee
Dinny's wife:
Marjie
Lawrence
House Second:
Stewart
Harwood
Doctor:
Vass
Anderson
Referee:
Jimmy
Tippet
Diner:
Bernard
Stone
Benham:
Gary
Davidson
: Tonight
Including News Headlines: Roads to Conflict
Ten programmes on the origins and growth of the Arab-Israeli dispute. 6: Towards a StateThousands of Jewish refugees survived the Holocaust and the United States pressed Britain to admit them to Palestine. The Anglo-American dispute over these desperate people was the political fact which led, in the end, to Britain's departure from Palestine and to the creation of the State of Israel.
Written and produced by ROGER OWEN
Contributors
Produced By:
Roger
Owen
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