Listings
: Breakfast Time
with Frank Bough and Selina Scott1 For regular features see Monday. Plus today:
The Breakfast Time Doctor and Cooking with Glynn Christian between 8.30 and 9.0
Contributors
Unknown:
Frank
Bough
Unknown:
Selina
Scott
Unknown:
Glynn
Christian
: The French Way
The Blacksmith, the Baker, the Blood Pudding MakerAnd also an English castle on a French hill surrounded by the little town of Majac.
Written and directed by COLIN ROSE Producer MICHAEL CROUCHER BBC Bristol
Contributors
Directed By:
Colin
Rose
Producer:
Michael
Croucher
: News After Noon
Philip Hayton ; Frances Coverdale Weather BILL GILES12.57 Regional News
(London and SE: Financial Report, and News Headlines with subtitles)
Contributors
Unknown:
Philip
Hayton
Unknown:
Frances
Coverdale
Unknown:
Weather Bill
Giles
: Pebble Mill at One
Anthony Quayle heads the guest list, and there's more about the relationships between pets and owners.Contributors
Unknown:
Anthony
Quayle
: Racing from Cheltenham
featuring The Railfreight Jockeys World ChampionshipJockeys from 12 nations compete for the title of World Champion over four races covered on BBC1 and BBC2 this afternoon.
2.15 The Freight Train Handicap Hurdle Race (2m)
2.50 The Speedlink Distribution Handicap Hurdle Race (3m)
3.25 The Railfreight Handicap Steeplechase (2½m)
Introduced by JULIAN WILSON Reporter JONATHAN POWELL Commentator
PETER O'SULLEVAN , RICHARD PITMAN
Contributors
Introduced By:
Julian
Wilson
Reporter:
Jonathan
Powell
Commentator:
Peter
O'Sullevan
Unknown:
Richard
Pitman
: Cartoon Double Bill
Master animator Tex Avery takes a comic look at the houses and cars of tomorrowContributors
Unknown:
Tex
Avery
: Play School: It's Thursday
Presenter Stuart McGugan Guest Shireen ShahStory: Cornelius by LEO LIONNI
Contributors
Presenter:
Stuart
McGugan
Presenter:
Guest Shireen
Shah
Unknown:
Leo
Lionni
: Jigsaw
starring Adrian Hedley with Julia Binsted , Howard Stableford and Wilf LunnMake sure you are home to see Jigg give answers to last week's competition and stand by for a great clue.
Designer BRONWEN GROVER Written by CLIVE DOIG
Producer JUDY WHITFIELD Director BOB BLAGDEN
Competition answers to: Jigsaw, BBCtv, Wood Lane , London [Postcode removed]
Contributors
Unknown:
Adrian
Hedley
Unknown:
Julia
Binsted
Unknown:
Howard
Stableford
Unknown:
Wilf
Lunn
Designer:
Bronwen
Grover
Written By:
Clive
Doig
Producer:
Judy
Whitfield
Director:
Bob
Blagden
Unknown:
Wood
Lane
: Huckleberry Finn and his Friends
A serial in 26 parts based on the stories by MARK TWAINTom's punishment was to whitewash the fence but he tricked the town boys into doing the work for him and paying for the privilege in Bible tickets.
3: The Engagement
Director KEN JUBENVILLE. Writer ANN UDELL Executive producer TOM WAGNER
Produced by Pacific Films Ltd in association with Wagner-Hallig Film GmbH
Contributors
Stories By:
Mark
Twain
Director:
Ken
Jubenville.
Unknown:
Ann
Udell
Producer:
Tom
Wagner
Huck Finn:
Ian
Tracey
Tom Sawyer:
Sammy
Snyders
Aunt Polly:
Brigitte
Horney
Becky:
Holly
Findlay
Sid:
Bernie
Coulson
: Blue Peter
Boxes X 2 4 2000A giant tree transplant completes the move of Blue Peter's souvenirs for the year 2000.
0 BACK PAGES: 78
: Sixty Minutes
includingThe News with tonight's Weather and Regional Magazines
Presenters Nick Ross, Sarah Kennedy and Sally Magnusson with news read by Moira Stuart Contributions from
The Special Correspondents.
5.40 The News
5.54* Weather
5.55* Regional Magazines
6.38* Closing headlines
Contributors
Unknown:
Sarah
Kennedy
Unknown:
Sally
Magnusson
Read By:
Moira
Stuart
: Young Musician of the Year 1984
The most important national competition for young musicians returns to the television screen next Monday. Tonight Margaret Percy meets the winner of the last competition, Anna Markland. The programme also talks to some of the musicians involved in this year's competition to see how they are trained and chosen.Film sound DAVE jewitt
Film cameraman COLIN WALDECK Producer ROY tipping 0 BACK PAGES: 78
Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret
Percy
Unknown:
Anna
Markland.
: Tomorrow's World
Including how scientists are talking to plants - and getting answers back. Presented by Judith Hann , Maggie PhilbinKieran Prendiville , Peter Macann Producers CYNTHIA PAGE . HENRY CAMPION FIONA HOLMES. MARTIN MORTIMORE Studio director PETER LEVERS Editor DAVID FILKIN
Contributors
Presented By:
Judith
Hann
Presented By:
Maggie
Philbin
Presented By:
Kieran
Prendiville
Unknown:
Peter
MacAnn
Producers:
Cynthia
Page
Producers:
Henry
Campion
Producers:
Fiona
Holmes.
Editor:
David
Filkin
: Top of the Pops
A live edition introduced by Dave Lee Travis and Richard SkinnerSound BOB FOLEY. Lighting SAM BARCLAY Designer JOHN ASBRIDGE
Production MICHAEL HURLL
Contributors
Introduced By:
Dave
Lee
Unknown:
Richard
Skinner
Unknown:
Sound Bob
Foley.
Unknown:
Sam
Barclay
Designer:
John
Asbridge
Unknown:
Michael
Hurll
: The Making of The Living Planet
with Miles Kington. Have you ever wondered how they filmed whales, polar bears, Komodo dragons, or went underground with ants?Miles Kington observes the sometimes strange behaviour of the species David Attenborough, revealing a surprising world including a parrot that won't sit still, an antelope that changes sex behind a bush, and a beautiful girl who arrives unexpectedly.
BBC Bristol
Contributors
Presenter:
Miles
Kington
Unknown:
David
Attenborough
Film Cameraman:
Hugh
Maynard
Film Cameraman:
Martin
Saunders
Film Editor:
Peter
Simpson
Sound:
Lyndon
Bird
Sound:
David
Old
Music:
Elizabeth
Parker
Producer:
Richard
Brock
: Missing from Home
by ROGER MARSHALL A six-part serial starring with Mary Miller as Mrs Annan3: Allison has begun to come to terms with the personal and financial pressures resulting from Jerry's disappearance. To her astonishment, she learns that Jerry had been consulting a marriage guidance counsellor ... Cast in order of appearance:
Music by DICK WALTER
Designer ERIC WALMSLEY Producer RON CRADDOCK
Director DOUGLAS CAMFIELD
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170
Contributors
Unknown:
Roger
Marshall
Unknown:
Mary
Miller
Unknown:
Mrs
Annan
Music By:
Dick
Walter
Designer:
Eric
Walmsley
Producer:
Ron
Craddock
Director:
Douglas
Camfield
Allison Reynolds:
Judy
Loe
Hilary Earl:
Virginia
Stark
Judy Earl:
Saskia
Campbell
Barry Reynolds:
Nigel
Stewart
Paul Knight:
Richard
Hampton
Pat King:
Gil
Brailey
Alan Craig:
Iain
Glass
Mr Reynolds:
Michael
Ripper
Inspector Riskin:
Robert
Blythe
CID sergeant:
Roy
Purkis
Richard Earl:
Gregory
de Polnay
Peter Earl:
Nathan
Miller
Pam:
Anne
Haydn
Gwen:
Gwen
Cherrell
Rosemary:
Kate
Coleridge
: Question Time
with Sue LawleyThe weekly hour of topical debate when the people get their chance to question the public personalities on the issues of the moment.
SUE LAWLEY and her guests go to Bristol University to face the questions and arguments of a Bristol audience.
Among the guests around the Question Time table in Bristol will be: Alan Clark , MP Paul Tyler Jane Reed
Director ANN MORLEY Producer LIZ ELTON Editor
BARBARA MAXWELL
Contributors
Unknown:
Alan
Clark
Unknown:
Paul
Tyler
Unknown:
Jane
Reed
Director:
Ann
Morley
Producer:
Liz
Elton
Unknown:
Barbara
Maxwell
: Electronic Office
1: Office on the MoveThe combination of ever cheaper computers and improved telecommunications has produced a quiet revolution on the desks of secretaries, clerks, middle managers and executives, sometimes for good, sometimes for ill. IAN MCNAUGHT-DAVIS. himself the director of a major computer company, begins a six-part examination of the office technology of today and tomorrow.
Production MIKE COCKER and DAVID ALLEN
BBC Ariel book: The Electronic Office,
92.95, available from booksellers
HELPLINES: page 70
Contributors
Unknown:
Mike
Cocker
- Electronic Office: Office on the Move 24 minutes, 28 seconds
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