Cries from the Heart. A car accident means an emergency flight for the RFDS. The driver is seriously injured, and a local woman claims there was also a little girl in the car - but where is she and why isn't Jack interested in finding her? STEREO
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Today's guests include
Curtis Stiger , who sings his new single Sleeping with the Lights On, and Rosemarie Ford and Graham Bickley , the stars of The Greatest Shows in Town, and Josceline Dimbleby prepares strawberry tart with orange crust pastry. With
Caron Keating and Linda Mitchell.
12.55pm Regional News; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Curtis
Stiger
Unknown:
Rosemarie
Ford
Unknown:
Graham
Bickley
Unknown:
Josceline
Dimbleby
Unknown:
Caron
Keating
Unknown:
Linda
Mitchell.
The final of the film and video quiz, including extracts from Problem Child2, The Cutting Edge, My Girl and Freddie as FRO7. Presented byjonathon Morris. • STEREO
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An eight-part Australian children's drama about a boy who longs to be a clown.
6:
Sim, with Jack Merrick's help, raises the money to pay for his airfare to Paris.
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Contributors
Sim:
Clayton
Williamson
Anatole:
Jean-Michel
Dagory
Jack:
Ernie
Oingo
Neville Ralhnow:
Van
Johnson
Skipper Crealey:
Steve
Jodrell
Una Crealey:
Annie
Byron
Linda Crealey:
Rebecca
Smart
Sarah Gunner:
Noni
Hazlehurst
Miss Gabhursl:
Jill
Perryman
Fyodor:
George
Shevtsov
Lily Ralhnow:
Nell
Feeney
Terry Wogan visits Chicago to talk to the stars of the new film, Batman Returns.
Michelle Pfeiffer (Catwoman),
Danny DeVito (the Penguin), Michael Keaton (Batman) and director
Tim Burton talk about the making of the movie, which is released on 10 July. STEREO
SHOWS: page 10
Contributors
Unknown:
Terry
Wogan
Unknown:
Michelle
Pfeiffer
Unknown:
Danny
Devito
Unknown:
Michael
Keaton
Unknown:
Tim
Burton
A series in which well-known people reveal how they coped with losing their health.
Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe was at the peak of his career when he was told that only open heart surgery could save his life. But after two major operations he learnt that an infected blood transfusion had given him the Aids virus.
For four years he kept it a close secret, until last April, when an American newspaper found out. Tonight, he tells
Lynn Redgrave the full story.
Producer Nicola Glucksmann Cheslaw
Series editor Michael Latham
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Contributors
Unknown:
Arthur
Ashe
Unknown:
Lynn
Redgrave
Editor:
Michael
Latham
Starring Ian McShane
One Born Every Minute. Lovejoy is asked to find an itinerant painter who not only holds the key to a shameful secret but also has a delightful way of combining business with pleasure.
Episode written by Roger Marshall Producer Richard Everitt Director Don Leaver
0 TELETEXTSUBTITLES: page 888
Contributors
Unknown:
Ian
McShane
Written By:
Roger
Marshall
Producer:
Richard
Everitt
Director:
Don
Leaver
Lovejoy:
Ian
McShane
Tinker:
Dudley
Sutton
Ashley Wilkes:
Tom
Wilkinson
Major Chalfield:
Jeremy
Child
Roz Chatfield:
Jennie
Linden
Joanna:
Maggie
Steed
Whiteman:
Simon
Slater
Jenkins:
Tim
Kiluck
Rose:
Belinda
Carroll
Alec Statham:
Nicholas
Day
Deborah Wyler:
Judy
Buxton
Allison Jukes:
Elizabeth
Bennett
Alfred Mason:
Geoffrey
Beevers
Annie:
Jane
Cussons
Reg:
John
Dcoluns
Susan:
Gay
Hamilton
Annabel:
Mary
Maude
Anne Robinson presents a selection of viewers' opinions on BBCtv programmes. Producer Bernard Newnham
• STEREO
• WRITETO: Points of View, BBCtv Centre, London W 12 7RJ; or you can telephone on [number removed]0 RADIO TIMES LETTERS: page 99
A documentary series about one of the world's most powerful and mysterious organisations. Hidden Persuaders. Tonight's programme deals with the CIA's efforts to influence events behind the scenes in Italy and Indonesia. It reveals how the CIA paid money to top politicians and Catholic churchmen in Italy and even made an alliance with one cardinal who became Pope. In Indonesia the CIA made a pornographic film starring a double of the country's radical leader, President Sukarno, to discredit him. "Whatever little contribution we could make to destroy him was advantageous to my country," said the film's director. It also examines the part played by the CIA in one of this century's biggest massacres. Producer Bill Treharne Jones
Series producer Peter Molloy
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
Americans Andre Agassi and Jim Courier hope to improve on their 1991 performances and secure semi-final places today. Harry Carpenter with Helen Rollason presents highlights of the men's quarter-finals.
• STEREO
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Contributors
Unknown:
Andre
Agassi
Unknown:
Jim
Courier
Unknown:
Harry
Carpenter
Unknown:
Helen
Rollason
American detective series, starring Robert Urich If You Knew Sammy....
Sammy Backlin is shot at during a bookshop appearance to promote his autobiography,
.357Justice. Spenser is knifed in the ensuing scuffle and is later visited in hospital by Backlin, who tries to hire him for protection - from a mobster and from a federal agent.
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Urich
Unknown:
Sammy
Backlin
Spenser:
Robert
Urich
Hawk:
Avery
Brooks
Hila Fiori:
Carolyn
McCormick
Sammy Backlin:
Sal
Viscusso
Duke Fallon:
John
Seitz
Lt Martin Quirk:
Richard
Jaeckel
Effrem:
W H
MacY
Randy:
Kate
Burton
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