Listings
Today's story is "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" by Eric Carle
Contributors
Presenter:
Carol
Chell
Presenter:
Derek
Griffiths
Author (The Very Hungry Caterpillar):
Eric
Carle
An introduction to the social sciences
All societies have rules about the way their members should behave. What happens to those who can't, or won't, conform?
Introduced by Derek Hart
(Linked with Radio 3 Friday 7.0 pm. For publications see page 13)
Contributors
Presenter:
Derek
Hart
Director:
John
Groom
Producer:
Howard
Smith
with Peter Woods reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroad
Weather
Contributors
Newsreader:
Peter
Woods
A weekly programme which focuses on people and the situations which shape their lives
Man Alive tonight hands over to an unusual film made by the National Film Board of Canada: Sad Song of Yellow Skin. The title is from a Vietnamese folk song with a sad and catchy tune.
The film is about a group of young Americans who try to live both as and among the Vietnamese in an attempt to undo some of the harm done by prolonged civil war. They introduce us to South Vietnamese people who come to life as individuals in a way that you rarely see in straight war reporting.
Sad Song of Yellow Skin won the Robert Flaherty Award for the best full-length documentary, 1971.
Contributors
Director:
Michael
Rubbo
Editor:
Desmond
Wilcox
Editor:
Bill
Morton
From the League of Champions David Taylor v John Pulman
Third time lucky? Taylor and Pulman, each with two defeats, have a chance for a first victory.
Introduced by Alan Weeks
(from Birmingham)
(Colour)
Contributors
Snooker player:
David
Taylor
Snooker player:
John
Pulman
Referee:
Sydney
Lee
Presenter:
Alan
Weeks
Commentator:
Ted
Lowe
Director:
Jim
Dumighan
Producer:
Reg
Perrin
by John Tilly
with Jack Hedley as Jack Gregory, John Carson as Allen Meredith and Alethea Charlton as Ann Meredith
Research physicist Allen Meredith discovers a process by which he is able to transfer his mind into another man's body, but - the process is reciprocal.
(Colour)
Contributors
Writer:
John
Tilly
Script Editor:
Roger
Parkes
Designer:
Sally
Hulke
Producer:
Alan
Bromly
Director:
Eric
Hills
Jack Gregory:
Jack
Hedley
Allen Meredith:
John
Carson
Ann Meredith:
Alethea
Charlton
Elizabeth Gregory:
Sonia
Graham
George Simpson:
Hector
Ross
Tony Randall:
Darryl
Kavann
Sheila:
Norma
West
Joan Pinner:
Anne
Kidd
Harvey:
Bruno
Barnabe
Rawlinson:
John
Rolfe
A Party Political Broadcast on behalf of the Liberal Party.
The Rt Hon Jeremy Thorpe, MP
(Also on BBC1)
Contributors
Speaker:
The Rt Hon Jeremy
Thorpe
Yes, We Have No Bananas ...or much of anything else for that matter.
This was wartime London, a time when the scale of values was turned upside down and the ordinary things of life became suddenly precious. Rationing was the perfect system devised to ensure fair shares for all, but in its wisdom the government forgot to take the one measure necessary to make the whole thing work - to lock everyone up.
Charlie, a Cockney street-trader, and locals in an East End pub describe some of the fiddles that went on and the antics of that extinct, lovable rogue, The Spiv.
Written and narrated by Benny Green
(Scrimpers and Swindlers: pages 52-55)
Contributors
Writer/Narrator:
Benny
Green
Producer:
Stephen
Peet
Director:
Jase
Oliver