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Today's story: Winner Take All
9.25am Champion the Wonderhorse
Lost River
A serious drought brings danger and hardship. ®
9.55am Popeye and Son
Olive's Day Off and Damsel in Distress.
10.20am Blue Peter
with Mark Curry, Caron Keating and Yvette Fielding.
One Million Pounds!
Will the new target on the totaliser be reached? If it is, that's il million worth of help for Kampuchea.
10.50am Boss Cat
The Unscratchables (R)
11.15am Boxpops
Is Michael Jackson 'bad' enough to be a case for Boxpops? - as Boxpops takes an arresting look at Cops and Robbers on the box.
Contributors
Presenter ("Blue Peter"):
Mark
Curry
Presenter ("Blue Peter"):
Caron
Keating
Presenter ("Blue Peter"):
Yvette
Fielding
Producer ("Boxpops"):
Roy
Milani
Producer ("Boxpops"):
Eric
Rowan
: Anne of Windy Poplars
starring Anne Shirley Fames Ellison.Anne Shirley , an ambitious young
:eacher, arrives in a rural town to assume :he duties of vice-principal. Unexpectedly, she falls victim to the politics of a powerful local family.
Written by MICHAEL KANNI and JERRY CADY Produced by JACK HIVELY Directed by CUFF REID
0 FILMS: page 20
Contributors
Unknown:
Anne
Shirley
Unknown:
Fames
Ellison.
Unknown:
Anne
Shirley
Written By:
Michael
Kanni
Written By:
Jerry
Cady
Produced By:
Jack
Hively
Directed By:
Cuff
Reid
Anne Shirley:
Anne
Shirley
Tony Pringle:
James
Ellison
Matey:
Henry
Travers
Gilbert Blythe:
Patric
Knowles
Jabez Monkman:
Slim
Summerville
Rebecca:
Elizabeth
Patterson
Catherine Pringle:
Louise
Campbell
: World Darts
Embassy World Professional Championship from Lakeside Country Club. Highlights of yesterday's play in the first round of the championship.Introduced by David Icke Commentators
SID WADDELL. TONY GREEN Producer KEITH PHILLIPS
Contributors
Introduced By:
David
Icke
Unknown:
Sid
Waddell.
Unknown:
Tony
Green
Producer:
Keith
Phillips
: The Saboteur, Code Name'Morituri'
starringMarion Brando Yul Brynner
Trevor Howard.
1942: wealthy German pacifist Robert Crain is blackmailed into a dangerous mission. Posing as a Gestapo officer he must prevent the destruction of a valuable cargo vessel.
Screenplay by DANIEL TARADASH based on the novel by WERNER JOERG LUEDECKE
Produced by AARON ROSENBERG Directed by BERNHARD WICKI
0 FILMS: page 20
Contributors
Unknown:
Marion
Brando
Unknown:
Yul
Brynner
Unknown:
Trevor
Howard.
Unknown:
Robert
Crain
Play By:
Daniel
Taradash
Produced By:
Aaron
Rosenberg
Directed By:
Bernhard
Wicki
Robert Crain:
Marlon
Brando
Capt Mueller:
Yul
Brynner
Esther:
Janet
Margolin
Col Statter:
Trevor
Howard
Kruse:
Martin
Benrath
Donkeyman:
Hans Christian
Blech
: Music in Camera
Tokyo String Quartet play one of SCHUBERT'S greatest works, the Quartet in D minor, (D810), (Death and the Maiden)Peter Oundjian (violin) Kikuei Ikeda (violin) Sadao Harada (cello)
Kazuhide Isomura (viola) Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting RON IRVINE
Producer MIKE NEWMAN
Series editor KEITH ALEXANDER BBC Scotland
Contributors
Violin:
Peter
Oundjian
Violin:
Kikuei
Ikeda
Cello:
Sadao
Harada
Viola:
Kazuhide
Isomura
Unknown:
Ron
Allan
Unknown:
Ron
Irvine
Producer:
Mike
Newman
Editor:
Keith
Alexander
: Rugby Special
featuring Coventry v Llanelli An English/Welsh clash for the first time this season on Rugby Special.Coventry are currently lying second in Division 2 and will have something to prove.
England, who have decided to do away with a final trial, are currently training in Portugal. Rugby Special went to the sun with them. Modem-day rugby is now big business and there is terrific pressure on the top clubs to succeed. The programme looks at the running of three of them. Introduced by Chris Rea. Commentator
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Chris
Rea.
Unknown:
Nigel
Starmer-Smith
Unknown:
Johnnie
Watherston
: Ski Sunday
featuringThe Men's Downhill Races from Garmisch.
As a result of the early-season weather problems this lively Bavarian resort plays host to the fourth and fifth events in the ten-race men's calendar. No one will be more delighted than Switzerland's Pirmin Zurbriggen who has made an unsteady start in downhill this time but who won in 1987, the last time the race was held here.
David Vine reports on the first of the sport's classic weekends. Television presentation ZDF/ARD. West Germany ORF. Austria
Producer GRAHAM FRY
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Vine
: The Money Programme
Piracy in the MedModem-day pirates are the scourge of the eastern
Mediterranean, diverting expensive cargoes into lawless Lebanese ports. The cargoes are sold, and the ultimate victim of the fraud is the London insurance market. John Penycate reports from
Beirut, Cyprus and the City of London on this multi-million pound fraud - how the racket works, and how it's being fought.
Producer ARLEN HARRIS
Deputy editor CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM Editor DAVID NISSAN
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Penycate
Editor:
Christopher
Graham
: Atlantic Realm
A natural history of an ocean narrated by Martin Jarvis. First of three programmes. Island ArksSharks give birth in the balmy shallows of the Bahamas. Once, the Atlantic was merely a gash on the face of the earth. As it tore apart volcanoes exploded into a string of jewel-like islands and life climbed aboard. From Iceland to
Tristan da Cunha strange animals and plants appeared, trapped by the ocean. The birds fly free - Cory's shearwaters journey across two hemispheres, albatrosses soar to the cold edge of Antarctica, and penguins 'fly' under the frozen sea. Photography MIKE POTTS ,
VICTORIA STONE. MARK DEEBLE Music CLANNAD
Film editor COLIN CRADOCK Producer ROGER R JONES
Series editor ANDREW NEAL A Natural World production BBC Bristol
0 FEATURE: page 96
Contributors
Unknown:
Martin
Jarvis.
Unknown:
Mike
Potts
Unknown:
Victoria
Stone.
Unknown:
Mark
Deeble
Editor:
Colin
Cradock
Producer:
Roger
R Jones
Editor:
Andrew
Neal
: Mel Brooks's High Anxiety
starring Mel Brooks Madeline KahnCloris Leachman.
Strange happenings greet Dr Richard H. Thorndyke on his appointment as head of the Psycho-Neurotic Institute for the Very, Very Nervous.... This affectionate parody of Hitchcock features an hilarious performance from Brooks himself as the psychiatrist with more problems than his patients.
Written by MEL BROOKS. RON CLARK. RUDY DE LUCA and BARRY LEVINSON Produced and directed by MEL BROOKS
● FILMS: page 20
Contributors
Unknown:
Mel
Brooks
Unknown:
Madeline
Kahn
Unknown:
Cloris
Leachman.
Unknown:
Dr Richard H.
Thorndyke
Written By:
Mel
Brooks.
Written By:
Ron
Clark.
Written By:
Rudy
de Luca
Written By:
Barry
Levinson
Directed By:
Mel
Brooks
Dr Thorndyke:
Mel
Brooks
Victoria:
Madeline
Kahn
Nurse Diesel:
Cloris
Leachman
Dr Montague:
Harvey
Korman
Brophy:
Ron
Carey
Prof Lilloman:
Howard
Morris
Dr Philip Wentworth:
Dick
van Patten
Desk clerk:
Jack
Riley
Cocker Spaniel:
Charlie
Callas
: Three-Minute Culture
Advertising: John Hegarty Americans switch TV channels every three minutes. Spurred on by easy money, and instant communication we absorb and forget ideas faster than ever before. The three-minute culture entertains and entices us into buying not just products and lifestyles but politics and philosophies. In this seriesMichael Ignatieff explores the throwaway decade through the eyes of six leading players. This week he examines advertising with John Hegarty , creative director of Bartle Bogle Hegarty - a man who can sell you sagas about jeans, cars or tights in 60 seconds.
Photography JEREMY HUMPHRIES Producer MARK HARRISON
Series producer AMANDA THEUNISSEN BBC Bristol
● ROGER WODDIS : page 94
Contributors
Unknown:
John
Hegarty
Unknown:
Michael
Ignatieff
Unknown:
John
Hegarty
Unknown:
Bartle Bogle
Hegarty
Unknown:
Jeremy
Humphries
Producer:
Mark
Harrison
Unknown:
Roger
Woddis
: Screen Two: Death of a Son
by Tony MarchantStarring Lynn Redgrave
with Malcolm Storry
September 1982: Pauline and Ray Williams were woken with the news that their 19-year-old son John had been found dead. They discovered he had been experimenting with drugs but the inquest verdict was clear: John had been
'unlawfully killed'. Yet no prosecutions followed.
Pauline could not accept this decision and spent the next three years taking on the British legal establishment.
The outcome of her campaign has now earned her a place in legal history. This powerful drama traces the years of solitary struggle from Pauline's viewpoint.
Feature: page 12 and Films: page 20
(Ceefax subtitles)
Contributors
Writer:
Tony
Marchant
Music:
Nikos
Mamangakis
Designer:
Bryan
Ellis
Photography:
Nigel
Walters
Film Editor:
John
Stothart
Producer:
Martin
Thompson
Director:
Ross
Devenish
Pauline Williams:
Lynn
Redgrave
Ray:
Malcolm
Storry
John:
Jay
Simpson
Paul:
Mark
Anstee
Gary Austin:
Ross
Boatman
Dr Toseland:
Frederick
Treves
Prof Spector:
Julian
Curry
Det Insp Roscoe:
Dave
Hill
Rob:
Glyn
Pritchard
Det Sgt McClure:
Richard
Heffer
First DPP official:
Jerome
Willis
Second DPP official:
John
Quentin
Prosecuting counsel:
Oliver Ford
Davies
Defence counsel:
Nigel
Cooke
Dr Tan:
Hi
Ching
Attacker:
Derek
Ware
: World Darts
Embassy World Professional ChampionshipEric Bristow begins his title challenge this evening.
Contributors
Unknown:
Eric
Bristow
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