Listings
: Play School
Story: Fish Fly? by ANNE CALONNEGuest storyteller CARMEN MUNRO Presenters SUSAN MOSCO , JOHNNY BALL
Contributors
: International Tennis: The Davis Cup: Great Britain v Romania
Live coverage from the Centre Court at Devonshire Park, Eastbourne of the first day's play in this European Zone B Quarter Final.Introduced by Harry Carpenter
Contributors
: Open University
5.0 Borehole Logging5.25 Curriculum Design and Development
5.50 Identity
6.15 Education
6.40 Income
: The Health Show
The sixth of ten programmesIs yoga really good for you? How to choose and use a good toothbrush. Eat, drink and exercise with MIRIAM STOPPARD and TERRY WOGAN and their guests.
Producer RON BLOOMFIELD
Series producer MICHAEL GARROD
Contributors
: Weather
: Newsday
with Robin DayRichard Kershaw , Kenneth Kendall Every weekday evening brings you the News and a longer look at the important questions of our time with the men and women involved.
Producer JOHN REYNOLDS
Contributors
: Spirit of the Age
This highly praised series of eight films on eight centuries of British architecture was first shown in 1975 as part of the BBC's contribution to European Architectural Heritage Year.1: The Medieval World
Written and narrated by Alec Clifton-Taylor
This country has more surviving medieval buildings than almost any other in Europe, from timber-framed cottages to huge castles, from remote parish churches to the great cathedrals. Starting from the raw materials, wood, brick and stone, ALEC CLIFTON-TAYLOR examines the spectacular achievements of the medieval builders against the background of their world.
Title music by SIR ARTHUR BLISS Film editor JONATHAN CRANE
Producer JOHN DRUMMOND
Book (same title), £ 7.00, from bookshops
Contributors
: Call My Bluff
A duel of words and wit between Patrick CampbellFelicity Kendal , Simon Ward and Frank Muir
Penelope Keith , Joss Ackland Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MARK GOODSON and BILL TODMAN Director MICHAEL GOODWIN Producer JOHNNY DOWNES
Contributors
: The Man Alive Report
Investigates, Discovers, Questions with Jeremy JamesJeanne la Chard. Jack Pizzey
Nick Ross , Harold Williamson
Producers TOM CONWAY. JULIAN COOPER
IVOR DINKERTON. DAVID FILKIN
HARRY WEISBLOOM
Editor MICHAEL LATHAM
Contributors
: Rhoda
The fourth in a series of 14 comedy programmes. starring Valerie Harper with David Groh , Julie KavnerGuess What I Got You for the Holiday
Mayday! Christmas is coming-believe it or not - and Joe is going broke. Rhoda offers a helping hand - a gesture which is not exactly a howling success.
Contributors
: International Tennis
The Davis CupGreat Britain v Romania Highlights of the first two singles matches played today.
: Closedown
LESLIE SANDS reads Lights Out by EDWARD THOMASContributors
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