Listings
: Play School
Dressing-Up DayStory ' Sad and Happy by ANN REAY
Music by MANOS TACTICOS Presenters
CAROL CHELL, JON SKOLMEN
Contributors
: Square Two: 26: Tutorial
A second start in mathematicsViewers in the studio put questions to Alan Tammadge and Leslie Williams.
Bill Coleman is in the chair.
Contributors
: Good Sailing
2: Dinghy handling techniquesSpinnaker setting, trapezing and light-airs techniques are demonstrated by world 505 champion LARRY MARKS and crewman
RICHARD HUGHES
Introduced by JACK KNIGHTS With MICHAEL MACNAMARE and GRACE CLAMPETT
JOHN OAKLEY and DAVID HUNT
Producer BRENDA HORSFIELD
Contributors
: Floodlit Rugby League
BBC2 Trophy: Quarter-Finals Leigh (cherry and white) v St Helens (white)This could be the match of the round - Leigh, the Cup-holders, at home to St Helens, the League champions.
Commentator EDDIE WARING
Producer RAY LAKELAND
Contributors
: Wheelbase
Barrie Gill and Gordon Wilkins cover the world of motoring with MAXWELL BOYD , MICHAEL FROSTICK and JUDITH JACKSONTonight the Turin Motor Show, with a new baby car from Alfa Romeo , a sports coupe from Fiat, a mid-engined Lancia, and a new version of the Ford GT70 rally car. Also an action preview of the Wheelbase entry in the RAC Rally, a Morris Marina, driven by BRIAN CULCHETH and WILLY CAVE, and news of an important development in the sponsorship of motor sport.
Director TONY SALMON
Producers JOHN MILLS, RICHARD TILLING Editor BRIAN ROBINS
Contributors
: The Caretaker
starringDonald Pleasence
Alan Bates , Robert Shaw
A man, Aston, invites a tramp, Davies, to share the attic room in which he lives, but his brother Mick, who owns the house, is less welcoming to the tramp.
This 1963 film version of Harold Pinter 's famous play included two of the original stage cast, Donald Pleasence and Alan Bates.
Screenplay by HAROLD PINTER Producer MICHAEL BIRKETT Director CLIVE DONNER
(This Week's Films: page 11)
Contributors
: News on 2
and Weather: The Old Grey Whistle Test
Richard Williams and Ian Whitcomb look at the news, the views and the sounds of today's musicGordon Giltrap , Alice Cooper and any guests who may drop in Director COLIN STRONG
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
(This Week's Sounds: page 15)
Contributors
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