Listings
: Play School: Ideas Day
Today's story is: "Hilda the Hen has a Sticky Time" by Jill Tomlinson(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.15 pm)
(Colour)
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: Computer Education in Schools: 2: Informatics?
'Just another name, or a clue to future developments?'Introduced by Maurice Meredith
with Marjorie Barritt, David Pegg
[Repeat]
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: Interval
: Within These Four Walls: 3
Professor George Porter takes Peter Bennet Stone on a personal tour of the Royal Institution of Great Britain[Repeat]
(Colour)
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: Newsroom
with Peter Woods reporting the world tonight with the BBC's reporters and correspondents at home and abroadWeather
(Colour)
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: Europa
'The Super Navy and a Super Power' is how Jane's Fighting Ships describes the Soviet Navy. Europa tonight, with exclusive film shot on board the Russian fleet, looks at the Mediterranean from a Soviet point of view - and West German Television reports on the Naval line-up in the Baltic Sea.Introduced by Derek Hart
(Colour)
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: Trial: Story 13: Verdict
by P.J. HammondThe Judge has summed up. The Jury has retired. Is Harry Crawford Guilty or Not Guilty of the murder of Simon Royston?
(Colour)
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: Show of the Week: Scott on the Home
Starring Terry Scottfeaturing June Whitfield, Peter Butterworth, Frank Thornton, Dilys Watling, Colin Jeavons and the Bowles Bevan Singers
(Colour)
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: News on 2 and Weather
(Colour): World Cinema: The Big Parade
The second of three films about the Great War as seen from both sides of the trenches - by French, American and German film-makers.Tonight: King Vidor's film starring: John Gilbert, Renee Adoree
with Tom O'Brien, Karl Dane
Unlike Renoir's La Grande Illusion, Vidor's The Big Parade is not an anti-war film. It looks at war through the eyes of the private in the front line who is not concerned with whether it is morally right or wrong.
(Next week: Westfront 1918)
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This site contains the BBC listings information which the BBC printed in Radio Times between 1923 and 2009. You can search the site for BBC programmes, people, dates and Radio Times editions.
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