Listings
: Managing the Micro
(Shown yesterday on BBC1 at 10.10 am): Speak for Yourself
Asking the Doctor to VisitAre you afraid to ask your doctor for a home visit in case he says you're wasting his time?
Speak for Yourself aims to help you use English effectively in all sorts of everyday situations. Presenters INDIRA JOSHI , BURT KWOl 'K, MARINA SIRTIS, ISLA ST CLAIR and TREVOR THOMAS. with JANE WOOD , BRIAN COX
TREVOR BUTLER and MARTIN FRIEND
Scriptwriter NETTIE LOWENSTErN Consultant DENISE GUBBAY Producer BARBARA DERKOW (First shawn on BBCl)
For more information on today's topic, in 13 languages, phone [number removed]
Contributors
Presenters:
Indira
Joshi
Presenters:
Burt
Kwol
Presenters:
Trevor
Thomas.
Unknown:
Jane
Wood
Unknown:
Brian
Cox
Unknown:
Trevor
Butler
Unknown:
Denise
Gubbay
Producer:
Barbara
Derkow
: Play It Safe!
Presented by Jimmy Savile , OBEA series of ten programmes which shows how many serious child accidents are preventable.
2: Children Can't Fly
Director JULIA DRUM
Producer PETER RIDING
A free booklet (same title), can be obtained by sending your name and address on a postcard to: Play It Safe!, Health Education Council[address removed] or for Scottish viewers: [address removed]
Contributors
Presented By:
Jimmy
Savile
Director:
Julia
Drum
Producer:
Peter
Riding
: Write Away
A practical guide to everyday writing with seven new and handy ways of remembering spelling. Today there's help with filling in forms.Presented by BARRY TOOK with MICHAEL GAMBON and SAEED JAFFREY
Sketches written by ANDY HAMILTON and BARRY PILTON Director JULIAN STENHOUSE
Producer CAROLINE PICK .
Contributors
Presented By:
Barry
Took
Unknown:
Michael
Gambon
Unknown:
Saeed
Jaffrey
Written By:
Andy
Hamilton
Written By:
Barry
Pilton
Director:
Julian
Stenhouse
Producer:
Caroline
Pick
: A Child's Place
A series about children's rights. 1: Kids at SchoolProducer SUZANNE DAVIES
Contributors
Producer:
Suzanne
Davies
: Other People's Lives
First of a series of ten films about the way people live, in cultures with values and customs that are very different from our own.1: Kayapo - The Fire of the Jaguar
In the myths of the Kayapo Indians of Brazil, man first acquired the secrets of fire and weapons by stealing them from the jaguar. Today when a jaguar is killed, a whole round of ritual occurs, ritual which expresses the special significance of the jaguar to the Kayapo.
Booklet to accompany the series is available for £1.50 (inc p and p) from: BBC Publications [address removed]
Discovery: pages 43-46
Contributors
Film editor:
Robert
Brown
Producer:
Peter
Ramsden
: The Computer Programme: 1: It's Happening Now
New Series. A series of ten programmes."Don't expect the computer revolution to happen tomorrow, it's going on all around us."
Chris Serle, Ian McNaught-Davis and Gill Nevill begin their exploration of the world of Information Science and ask: 'What can computers do for us? Who is using them now, and where is this technology likely to lead?'
For details of materials and equipment available, including the BBC Microcomputer System and the linked NEC correspondence course in programming, write to: Broadcasting Support Services [address removed] enclosing a 12" x 9" sae.
Help: page 83
Contributors
Presenter:
Chris
Serle
Presenter:
Ian
McNaught-Davis
Presenter:
Gill
Nevill
Director:
Frank
Ash
Director:
Matt
Boney
Producer:
Paul
Kriwaczek
- The Computer Programme: It's Happening Now 25 minutes
- The Computer Programme: It's Happening Now 24 minutes, 51 seconds
Blog post that mentions this programme:
The Sunday Post: Broadcasting Science
4 September 2016
: Star Movie: Passage to Marseilles
starring Humphrey BogartClaude Rains , Michele Morgan
Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre
A French freighter, en route to Marseilles, picks up a small boat carrying five semi-conscious men. Bogart plays Matrac, leader of the group - fugitives from the notorious Devil's Island, who plan to join the Free French in the war against Hitler.
Screenplay CASEY ROBINSON , JACK MOFFITT from the novel by CHARLES NORDHOFF and JAMES NORMAN HALL
Produced by IIAL B. WALLIS Directed by Michael CURTIZ
. Films: page 13
Contributors
Unknown:
Humphrey
Bogart
Unknown:
Claude
Rains
Unknown:
Peter
Lorre
Unknown:
Casey
Robinson
Unknown:
Jack
Moffitt
Novel By:
Charles
Nordhoff
Novel By:
James
Norman
Produced By:
Iial B.
Wallis
Directed By:
Michael
Curtiz
Matrac:
Tiumpiirfy
Bogart
Capt Freyeinet:
Claude
Rains
Paula:
Michele
Morgan
Major Duval:
Sydney
Greenstreet
Renault:
Philip
Dorn
Garou:
Helmut
Dantine
Marius:
Peter
Lorre
Petit:
George
Tobias
Manning:
John
Loder
Grandpere:
Vladimir
Sokoloff
Chief engineer:
Edward
Ciannelli
First mate:
Konstantin
Shayne
Capt Malo:
Victor
Francen
Second engineer:
Louis
Mercier
Second mate:
Monte
Blue
: Undersea Kingdom
The classic cliff-hanger serial starringRay ' Crash ' Corrigan Chapter 4 :
Revenge of the Volkites
Professor Norton, now a willing zombie controlled by the pitiless tyrant Khan, starts building rocket motors to propel Khan and his army to the Upperworld.
Crash assumes command of Sharad's army as the Black-Robes mount a devastating attack on the city ...
A REPUBLIC serial
(Part 5 tomorrow at 5.40 pm)
Contributors
Diana:
Lois
Wilde
Unga Khan:
Monte
Blue
Sharad:
William
Farnum
Ditmar:
Boothe
Howard
Professor Norton:
C. Montague
Shaw
Billy Norton:
Lee
van Atta
: Maggie
A series in 18 parts adapted from her books by JOAN LINGARI )2: Maggie wants to stay on at school but most people, including her old friend Mike, think she's daft. Her only ally is her teacher Mr Scott.
Studio lighting ALAN IIENOERSOIi Director RENNY RYE. BBC Scotland
Contributors
Unknown:
Joan
Lingari
Unknown:
Mr
Scott.
Unknown:
Alan
Iienoersoii
Director:
Renny
Rye.
Maggie:
Kirsty
Miller
Mr McKinley:
Michael
Sheard
Mrs McKinley:
Mary
Riggans
Sandy:
Paul
Ferry
Jean:
Anne
Berry
Doctor:
Walter
Carr
Jessie:
Ann
Scott-Jones
Mrs Scott:
Alison
Groves
Mr Scott:
Benny
Young
Mike:
Joe
Mullaney
Isobel:
Dee
Hepburn
Cathy:
Maureen
Beattie
: Mr Smith's Favourite Garden
A series of ten programmes on practical garden design. 1: The Choice BorderWhat do you do with that rubble-filled area between a path and a building? In this programme Geoffrey Smith shows how he turned it into a border with choice plants, providing an attractive welcome to his own garden.
Film editor PETER RINGSTED Producer BRIAN DAVIES
Book (same title), £1.50, available from booksellers
Contributors
Unknown:
Geoffrey
Smith
: News Summary
with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather: Riverside
A new series from Riverside Studios, Hammersmith.Steve Blacknell, Nicky Picasso and Mike Andrews look into the music, art, fashion and style of 1982. This week: music from Fad Gadget, dance from Dance Theatre Britannica, Police star Stewart Copeland as film-maker, Icehouse on video - and more.
Contributors
Presenter:
Steve BlacknellPresenter: Nicky
Picasso
Presenter:
Mike
Andrews
Musicians:
Fad
Gadget
Dancers:
Dance Theatre
Britannica
Guest:
Stewart
Copeland
Executive Producer:
Michael
Appleton
Director:
Roy
Chapman
Producer:
John
Burrowes
: The Genuine Article
1: Guns and Militaria Presented by John FitzMaurice MillsNever underrate the trouble a faker will go to if he wants to deceive you. JOHN FITZMAURICE MILLS demonstrates how many skilful steps are needed to convert an innocent gun kit into an apparently valuable weapon. And around the edges of the gun-collecting world, the fiddlers are making their own kind of killiiig-with fake bayonets, helmets and medals. In this new. six-part series, John FitzMaurice Mills shows how to recognise the faker's hand in gold and silver, sculpture, coins, books and furniture, and asks: when does the genuine article cease to be genuine?
Film cameraman HENRY FARRAR. Film sound IAN SANSAM Film editor keith RAVEN Producer ROBIN eootle
Contributors
Presented By:
John
Fitzmaurice
Unknown:
John
Fitzmaurice
Unknown:
Henry
Farrar.
Unknown:
Ian
Sansam
: Porridge
The first of five programmes starring Ronnie Barker in Just Desserts by DICK CLEMENT and IAN LA FRENAIS featuringBrian Wilde , Fulton Mackay with Richard Beckinsale Designer
TIM GLEESON
Producer SIDNEY lottemiy
Contributors
Unknown:
Ronnie
Barker
Unknown:
Dick
Clement
Unknown:
Ian
La Frenais
Unknown:
Brian
Wilde
Unknown:
Fulton
MacKay
Unknown:
Richard
Beckinsale
Unknown:
Tim
Gleeson
Fletcher:
Ronnie
Barker
Mr Barrowclough:
Brian
Wilde
Mr Mackay:
Fulton
MacKay
Godber:
Richard
Beckinsale
I VeS:
Ken
Jones
Warren:
Sam
Kelly
McLaren:
Tony
Osoba
Lukewarm:
Christopher
Biggins
Banyard:
Eric
Dodson
Mr Appleton:
Graham
Ashley
Mr Birchwood:
John
Rudling
Gay Gordon:
Felix
Bowness
: Grace Kennedy
The first of a new series of six programmes including specially filmed sequences in Hong Kong. This week's special guestsPeter Skellern and Dollar with Kennedy Centre
Choreography by LUD JOHN COLEMAN and his Orchestra
Special material NEIL SHAND. HENRY FENWICK : Costume designer LYNDA woodfield
Sound HUGH BARKER Lighting DICKU: HICHAM Designer victor MEREDITH
Production STEWART MORRIS
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Skellern
Choreography By:
Lud John
Coleman
Unknown:
Neil
Shand.
Unknown:
Henry
Fenwick
Unknown:
Hugh
Barker
Unknown:
Stewart
Morris
: Three of a Kind
starringLenny Henry , Tracey Ullman and David Copperfield with special guest Amii Stewart and featuring
Jane Darling , Tom Yang with Alan J. Clark as the Landlord
This week's show sees the first appearance of THE REV NAT WESTMINSTER
Programme associate IAN DAVIDSON Musical director RONNIE hazlehurst Choreographer BILL DRYSDALE
Written by DAVID COPPERFIELD , KIM FULLER LENNY HENRY , DAVID MCKELLAR
MIKE RADFORD , TERRY RAVENSCROFT Designer COLIN GREEN Producer PAUL JACKSON
Contributors
Unknown:
Lenny
Henry
Unknown:
Tracey
Ullman
Unknown:
David
Copperfield
Unknown:
Amii
Stewart
Unknown:
Jane
Darling
Unknown:
Tom
Yang
Unknown:
Alan J.
Clark
Unknown:
Ian
Davidson
Unknown:
Bill
Drysdale
Written By:
David
Copperfield
Written By:
Kim
Fuller
Written By:
Lenny
Henry
Written By:
David
McKellar
Unknown:
Mike
Radford
Unknown:
Terry
Ravenscroft
Designer:
Colin
Green
Producer:
Paul
Jackson
: Horizon: The Secret of the Snake
Do you hate snakes? If so, you may be pleased to know you are in good company. Snakes probably rank as the foremost object of repugnance known to man. But is the snake unjustly condemned?Tonight's Horizon explores the inscrutable creature and invites us to allay some of our deepest fears. Despite their fearsome and dramatic behaviour, snakes turn out to be retiring, non-aggressive creatures; and the feared venom of their bite may turn out to be of great value. Could it be, against all our expectations, that the snake offers us a surprising promise, rather than a threat?
Contributors
Narrator:
Paul
Vaughan
Film editor:
Stefan
Ronowicz
"Horizon" editor:
Graham
Massey
Written and Produced by:
Stephen
Rose
: International Darts
Tlie EmbassyWorld Professional Championship Second Round
Eric Bristow (1),
Jocky Wilson (4), Tony Brown (5) and Stefan Lord (8) are the seeded players who, on form, are expected to go through to the quarter-finals. The form book, of course, is often upset and there are many players quite capable of turning it upside-down. Introduced by PETER PURVES from Jollees Club, Stoke-on-Trent Commentators
SID WADDELL , TONY GREEN
Contributors
Unknown:
Eric
Bristow
Unknown:
Jocky
Wilson
Unknown:
Tony
Brown
Introduced By:
Peter
Purves
Unknown:
Sid
Waddell
: Newsnight
with Peter Snow , John TusaPeter Hobday , Donald MacCormick
Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Snow
Unknown:
John
Tusa
Unknown:
Peter
Hobday
Unknown:
Donald
MacCormick
: International Darts
PETER ri'RVES introduces further coverage of the World Championship from Jollees Club, Stoke-on-Trent.About this project
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