Listings
: Open University
6.50 Education for Adults: Wisconsin7.15 Biology: The Vertebrate Kidney
7.40 The Rebuilding of London
8.30 Britain's Sanctions Policy
8.55 Volunteering and Social Action
9.20 Inner City Story
9.45 Maths: Fibonacci Numbers
10.10 Victorian Moral Painting
10.35 Biology: Looking at Cells
11.0 South Yorkshire Transport
11.25 Culture and Community: Spain
11.50 Byron and Shelley in Italy
12.15 Images: The Crab Nebula
12.40 Physiology: Swimming in Fish
1.5 Exmoor: A Self Portrait
1.30 Geology: Deserts
: Sunday Grandstand
Which today focuses on the last day of the Open Golf Championships at Turnberry. For full details see page 42. 1.55 pm Sunday Grandstand Introduced by Steve Rider Golf: The Open Thus it was written, that in July 1977 at a place called Turnberry in the Scottish County of Ayr, an American called Watson did shoot an opening 68 - so did Jack. Verily on the next day, he did a 70 - so did Jack, and then a 65 - so did Jack. So it came to pass on the fourth day, the Sabbath, that a miracle fell upon the links. Tom did another 65 - and, having denied him thrice, so did Jack wish. He made 66.Young Tom , showing a liking for the fatherland, won three more there, his pal won one (and this year's US Masters). So over to you 'Mr Watson'. He couldn't, could he? All the way from 55 to 72, there's extra time, but no penalties. Commentators
PETER ALLISS , CLIVE CLARK
BRUCE CRITCHLEY , ALEX HAY
TONY JACKLIN and
MARK MCCORMACK
Athletics Prior to that, more from Athens and the World Junior Championships with Ron Pickering.
Television presentation: Golf HAROLD ANDERSON. FRED VINER JOHN SHREWSBURY ALASTAIR SCOTT Athletics ERT, Greece Assistant editor BRIAN BARWICK producer MARTIN HOPKINS
Editor JOHN PHILIPS
Contributors
Introduced By:
Steve
Rider
Unknown:
Young
Tom
Commentators:
Peter
Alliss
Unknown:
Clive
Clark
Unknown:
Bruce
Critchley
Unknown:
Alex
Hay
Unknown:
Tony
Jacklin
Unknown:
Mark
McCormacK
Unknown:
Ron
Pickering.
Unknown:
Harold
Anderson.
Unknown:
Fred
Viner
Unknown:
John
Shrewsbury
Unknown:
Alastair
Scott
Editor:
Brian
Barwick
Producer:
Martin
Hopkins
Editor:
John
Philips
: Foley Square
Jack's BackAlex is used to criminals going to jail muttering dark threats. What she isn't
Prepared for is the release of habitual thief Jack
Carpentelle, who threatens her with a mink coat and matching jewellery!
Contributors
Alex:
Margaret
Coun
Jesse:
Hector
Elizondo
Peter:
Michael
Lembeck
Molly:
Cathy
Silvers
Carter:
Sanford
Jensen
Denise:
Vernee
Watson-Johnson
Angel:
Israel
Juarbe
: The World About Us
The Mick Burke AwardIntroduced by Anneka Rice High in the Peruvian Andes, a helmeted climber swings on the end of a rope ...
Deep in the warm waters of the Philippines, a team of university divers assesses the damage done by dynamite fishing....
In the bitter cold of the Svalbard Archipelago, young explorers trudge through the driving snow of a white-out ... All are entrants in the Mick Burke film competition, organised by the Royal
Geographical Society and the BBC in memory of a young
BBC cameraman and climber who died on Everest in 1975. Film editors
JANE VAL BAKER. ROBERT MAYNARD Producer RICHARD ROBINSON Series editor TIM SLESSOR
* INFO: page 95
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Contributors
Unknown:
Mick
Burke
Introduced By:
Anneka
Rice
Unknown:
Mick
Burke
Unknown:
Jane Val
Baker.
Producer:
Richard
Robinson
Editor:
Tim
Slessor
: Favourite Things
Sir John Mills in conversation with Richard BakerIn the last programme of the series, the distinguished actor invites Richard into his beautiful home near London, where he talks about the hobbies he enjoys, discusses his favourite film, and reminisces vividly about the people most dear to him during his long career. He reveals, too, the diet which he believes has kept him young; and confides what gives him the greatest joy of all. Producer MICHAEL KERR
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Contributors
Unknown:
Sir John
Mills
Unknown:
Richard
Baker
Producer:
Michael
Kerr
: Dancemakers
The Choreographer and the DanceIn the last programme of the series, Siobhan Davies and her Bridge the Distance with members of London Contemporary Dance Theatre
'Dance - all the arts - have the most extraordinary chance to use an audience's imagination. To try to pre-define that too much is to limit it'
Resident choreographer of London Contemporary Dance Theatre, Siobhan Davies has produced for them a whole series of works, serene yet highly charged with emotional content, of which one of the most beautiful in recent years is Bridge the Distance, performed tonight. Siobhan Davies talks about the origins of the work, its music - the sublime last string quartet by Benjamin Britten - and its allusions to Venice and the novella by Thomas Mann , on which Britten based his opera Death in Venice.
And the distance to be bridged, she suggests, seems to be between an older man at the centre, aware and capable of the highest creativity, and the couples around him, social beings, down to earth, dancing not just as people but also as players and instruments of the string quartet itself.
With Patrick Harding-Irmer DARSHAN SINGH BHULLER
ANCA FRANKENHAEUSER
TAMSIN HICKLING .
CHARLOTTE KIRKPATRICK , JONATHAN LUNN
JULIAN MOSS. LAUREN POTTER
MICHAEL SMALL
Benjamin Britten String Quartet No 3
STEPHEN SMITH
NICOLA LEWIS (violins) ANDREW BROWN (viola) CAROLINE DALE (cello)
Sound recordist vie GODRICH Lighting PETER GREENYER Designer ERIC WALMSLEY
Stage designer DAVID BUCKLAND Stage lighting PETER MUMFORD Produced by COLIN NEARS
Contributors
Unknown:
Siobhan
Davies
Unknown:
Benjamin
Britten
Unknown:
Thomas
Mann
Unknown:
Patrick
Harding-Irmer
Unknown:
Darshan Singh
Bhuller
Unknown:
Anca
Frankenhaeuser
Unknown:
Tamsin
Hickling
Unknown:
Charlotte
Kirkpatrick
Unknown:
Jonathan
Lunn
Unknown:
Julian
Moss.
Unknown:
Lauren
Potter
Unknown:
Michael
Small
Unknown:
Stephen
Smith
Violins:
Nicola
Lewis
Viola:
Andrew
Brown
Cello:
Caroline
Dale
Unknown:
Vie
Godrich
Unknown:
Peter
Greenyer
Designer:
Eric
Walmsley
Designer:
David
Buckland
Unknown:
Peter
Mumford
Produced By:
Colin
Nears
: John Huston Directs: Fat City
starringStacy Keach Jeff Bridges
Billy Tully, an ex-prize-fighter on hard times, casually visits a local gym and sees a promising young contender in action. Personally grooming him for success,
Billy finds a renewed hope in life and relationships....
This elegiac and emotional drama is regarded as one of Huston's finest and most personal films, reflecting his own young days as a boxer.
Screenplay by LEONARD GARDNER based on his own novel Produced by RAY STARK Directed by JOHN HUSTON
0 FILMS: page 28
Contributors
Unknown:
Stacy
Keach
Unknown:
Jeff
Bridges
Unknown:
Leonard
Gardner
Produced By:
Ray
Stark
Directed By:
John
Huston
Billy Tully:
Stacy
Keach
Ernie Munger:
Jeff
Bridges
Orm:
Susan
Tyrrell
Faye:
Candy
Clark
Ruben:
Nicholas
Colasanto
Babe:
Art
Aragon
Earl:
Curtis
Cokes
Lucero:
Sixto
Rodriguez
Wes:
Billy
Walker
Bufford:
Wayne
Mahan
Fuentes:
Ruben
Navarro
: Golf: The Open
The 115th ChampionshipThe 1986 Open Champion has been found: STEVE RIDER introduces highlights of the final round which decided this great championship.
Contributors
Introduces:
Steve
Rider
: Music at Night
Fiona Kimm (mezzo-soprano) with Andrew Ball (piano) performsDuparc Chanson Triste
Contributors
Mezzo-Soprano:
Fiona
Kimm
Piano:
Andrew
Ball
Unknown:
Duparc Chanson
Triste
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