Listings
: International Tennis
The Davis CupGreat Britain v Romania Further coverage from the Centre Court at Devonshire Park, Eastbourne.
: Open University
5.0 Construction of the Heavens5.25 Maths Analysis
5.50 Semi-Conductor Devices
6.15 Science
6.40 Adolf Loos
: Mr Smith's Flower Garden
A series of five programmes Presented by Geoffrey Smith 1: RosesGEOFFREY SMITH offers advice on selecting, positioning, planting and pruning roses, as well as dealing with pests and diseases.
Series producer PEUR RIDING Director BRIAN DAVIES
Contributors
: Weather
: Newsday
: Top Crown
Champions of Crown Green Bowling compete for the BBC2 Masters TrophyBill Houghton (Waterloo) v
Fred Whitehead (Yorkshire)
1974 winner of the Waterloo against the British Crown Green Champion.
Introduced by TONY GUBBA from Blackpool
Commentator HARRY RIGBY
Producer RAY LAKELAND. BBC Manchester
Contributors
: The Money Programme
A Strong and Healthy Pound- will make us all feel better - but how? And what does it mean?
James Bellini , Bill Kerr Elliott and John Swinfield consider the fortunes of sterling-and the fortunes of Britain - with Graham Turner and Robert McKenzie.
Assistant editor PAUL ELLIS Editor JOHN DEKKER
Contributors
: Pot Black
The return of the BBC2 Snooker Championship for the 1976 Pot Black Trophy. featuringThe (Pot Black) Champions:
Eddie Charlton , Graham Miles Ray Reardon and John Spencer The Challengers:
Fred Davis , Dennis Taylor
Willie Thorne and Rex Williams First Frame:
Fred Davis , ten times World Snooker Champion against
Willie Thorne , the youngest professional, making his Pot Black debut.
Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee SYDNEY LEE
Commentator TED LOWE
Director JIM DUMIGHAN Producer REG PERRIN BBC Birmingham
Book (same title), 65p, from bookshops
Contributors
: Jazz Ship
SS Rotterdam sails into Bermuda. We spend the few hours ashore with Dave Brubeek and family. Featuring Dave Brubeck with 'Two Generations of Brubeck', Paul Desmond, The Duke Ellington Orchestra with Anita Moore directed by MERCER ELLINGTON, Dizzy Gillespie, Earl Hines, Jimmy Tyler and Wild Bill Davis, The World's Greatest Jazz Band, Frank BerryCommentary PETER CLAYTON
Producer JOHN DUNCAN BBC Manchester
Contributors
: The Critic
A PINTOFF cartoon: The Man Who Meant Well: 1
by Gerard WalschapA new eight-part serial of life in Flanders in the 20s and 30s.
Belgium between the two wars and two contrasting farm families, one rich, the other poor, is the setting for a drama of passion and incident by an author new to the English-speaking world.
Thys Glorieus, from hardworking but poor country stock, really does mean well, and his belief in justice is always unshaken, even when it is uncomfortable for him, or others. This distinguished production introduces to English viewers and readers a novel that has been compared to the best of Thomas Hardy and D.H. Lawrence.
Hugo Metsers as Thys Glorieus with the English voice of Peter Marrinker and including Kate Binchy, Angela Pleasence
A co-production by AVRO (Holland) and BRT (Belgium).
Contributors
: International Tennis
The Davis CupGreat Britain v Romania Highlights of today's doubles match from Devonshire Park, Eastbourne.
: Closedown
LESLIE SANDS reads Dogs in the Park by Louis MACNEICEContributors
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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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