Listings
: Open University
7.15 Art in 15th Century Italy: Florence7.40 Hogarth's Paintings
8.05 Changing Britain: the Multinational
8.30 Probability and Statistics
8.55 Maths Modelling: Seat Belts
9.20 Innovation and Coa)
9.45 Arts Foundation Course: Narrative
10.10 Psychology: Is It as Easy as ABC?
10.35 Maths: Classifying Cubics
11.00 Open Advice: Using the Library
11.25 Drifting Continents
11.50 Maths: Differential Equations
12.15 Biology: Enzyme Structure and Function
12.40 Crust and Mantle of the Earth
: The Historyman
Presented by Bryan McNerney. West StowBryan McNerney samples the hardships of life in the Dark Ages at a re-created Anglo-Saxon village in deepest Suffolk.
Producer GEORGE MILNER SMITH BBC Norwich (R)
Contributors
Presented By:
Bryan
McNerney.
Unknown:
Bryan
McNerney
Producer:
George
Milner
: One in Four
Simon Barnes , Chris Davies and Isobel Ward present this magazine programme about disability from the IdealHome Exhibition in London. This month, equipment news from Anne Davies , and a report on dyslexia.
With subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.
Producer CHRISTOPHER HUTCHINS
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Contributors
Unknown:
Simon
Barnes
Unknown:
Chris
Davies
Unknown:
Isobel
Ward
Unknown:
Anne
Davies
Producer:
Christopher
Hutchins
: 40 Minutes
By Steam to Sennar Junction Hugh Phillips , who runs a family firm in Tredegar,South Wales, is completing a European Community contract to rehabilitate Sudan's once-thriving railways.
With Hugh is his son Adrian, formerly a farmer. The two Welshmen, old and trusted friends of the Sudanese, cope cheerfully with days of sweat and dust and lonely nights in spartan hotels in one of the harshest engineering environments of the world. Narrator Michael Dean Producer PAUL FABRICIUS
40 Minutes editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF A UDEN ASSOCIATES production for BBCtv
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Contributors
Unknown:
Hugh
Phillips
Narrator:
Michael
Dean
Producer:
Paul
Fabricius
Editor:
Edward
Mirzoeff
: The Week in the Lords
Christopher Jones reports on the week's proceedings in the House of Lords. Editor SHEILA COOKContributors
Unknown:
Christopher
Jones
: Where the River Bends
starringJames Stewart
Arthur Kennedy Rock Hudson Julia Adams.
James Stewart plays Glyn McLyntock , a seasoned guide hired to take an 1847 wagon train through Oregon to the north west frontier. Treachery, starvation, gold rush fever and Indian attack threaten the survival of the party.
Screenplay by BORDEN CHASE from the novel Bend of the Snake by BILL GULICK
Produced by AARON ROSENBERG Directed by ANTHONY MANN 0 FILMS page 18
Contributors
Unknown:
James
Stewart
Unknown:
Arthur
Kennedy
Unknown:
Rock
Hudson
Unknown:
Julia
Adams.
Unknown:
James
Stewart
Unknown:
Glyn
McLyntock
Play By:
Borden
Chase
Unknown:
Bill
Gulick
Produced By:
Aaron
Rosenberg
Directed By:
Anthony
Mann
Glyn McLyntock:
James
Stewart
Emerson Cole:
Arthur
Kennedy
Laura Baile:
Julia
Adams
Trey Wilson:
Rock
Hudson
Marjie:
Lori
Nelson
Jeremy Baile:
Jay C
Flippen
Adam:
Stepin'
Fetchit
Shorty:
Henry
Morgan
Capt Mello:
Chubby
Johnson
: Music in Camera
Maria Curcio - Piano Teacher Second of two parts.Maria Curcio 's career has brought her into contact with some of the greatest names in 20th-century music - Nadia Boulanger ,
Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and Benjamin Britten among others.
Through her work with three students and in conversation with Michael Berkeley , she demonstrates her unique skills as a musician and teacher.
Lighting DENNIS BUTCHER Assistant producer DAVID M. JACKSON
Producer HILARY BOULDING BBC Scotland
Contributors
Piano:
Maria
Curcio
Unknown:
Maria
Curcio
Music:
Nadia
Boulanger
Unknown:
Elisabeth
Schwarzkopf
Unknown:
Benjamin
Britten
Unknown:
Michael
Berkeley
Producer:
David M.
Jackson
Producer:
Hilary
Boulding
: Rugby Special
featuring Wales v England France v Scotland.The climax to the Five
Nations Championship in every respect, with three of the sides still able to take the title.
England, still unbeaten, travel to Cardiff - where they haven't won since 1963 - for the British Gas Challenge. In Paris, Scotland, also unbeaten, take on a French team still smarting from their defeat at Twickenham a fortnight ago.
Introduced by Chris Rea with Ian Robertson and Jamie Salmon
Commentators BILL MCLAREN
NIGEL STARMER-SMITH and BILL BEAUMONT Executive producer
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Contributors
Introduced By:
Chris
Rea
Unknown:
Ian
Robertson
Unknown:
Jamie
Salmon
Commentators:
Bill
McLaren
Unknown:
Nigel
Starmer-Smith
Unknown:
Johnnie
Watherston
: Juke Box Jury
Arena continues its centenary celebration of the jukebox with a special edition of one of the original pop music programmes.Juke Box Jury is 30 years old and was essential weekend viewing for every pop music fan throughout the 60s.
David Jacobs is back in the chair spinning this week's new releases in the famous Rock-ola.
On the special jury for the music world this evening are Pete Murray and Dusty Springfield, who were regular panellists on the original series, and newcomers Phil Collins and Sarah Jane Morris.
Videotape editor STEVE JAMISON Studio director RON ISTED Producer KATE MEYNELL Arena series editors ANTHONY WALL and NIGEL FINCH
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Jacobs
Unknown:
Pete
Murray
Unknown:
Phil
Collins
Unknown:
Sarah Jane
Morris.
Editor:
Steve
Jamison
Director:
Ron
Isted
Producer:
Kate
Meynell
Producer:
Nigel
Finch
Blog post that mentions this programme:
The Sunday Post: Juke Box Jury
13 December 2015
: The Money Programme
Privatising AfricaWorld Bank loans to poor nations are increasingly going hand in hand with a free market approach to economic development.
African countries are being encouraged to dismantle their state-run industry in return for economic aid.
Michael Robinson reports from Ghana, Togo and Benin, where privatisation could offer a way out of economic stagnation. Producer JENNY RATHBONE
Deputy editor CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM Editor DAVID NISSAN
Contributors
Unknown:
Michael
Robinson
Producer:
Jenny
Rathbone
Editor:
Christopher
Graham
: Madhur Jatfrey's Far Eastern Cookery
Last in a series of eight programmes Hong KongThe people of Hong Kong are knowledgeable eaters.
Although most Hong Kong
Chinese are Cantonese, they have access to the four main cuisines of China. Madhur Jaffrey joins Hong Kong's leading gourmet Willy Mark as he shops for and cooks a Cantonese-style lunch.
Madhur shows how to make fried chicken with spring onion sauce (from Shanghai) and cold sesame noodles with chicken and vegetables (from western China).
Production assistant DIANE HADLEY Film editor PAUL RAPLEY
Producer JENNY STEVENS (e)
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Contributors
Unknown:
Willy
Mark
Producer:
Jenny
Stevens
: Sword and Spirit
The last of a six-part documentary series.USA: The First Shall Be Last In America, half the nation goes to church on Sunday.
Charles Elliott visits
Memphis, Tennessee, and sees how many American
Christians are rejecting the comfortable, conventional church that reinforces rather than challenges their way of life. Nancy Sehested believes 'Jesus would be down in the poor areas of our city, with the AIDS victims, the battered women, the alcoholics ...' But as a new Christian Left emerges, the fundamentalists fight back. Photography JOHN GOODYER Sound RON KEIGHTLEY Film editor DICK PULL Executive producer STEPHEN WHITTLE
Director ANN RICHARDSON
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Contributors
Unknown:
Charles
Elliott
Unknown:
Nancy
Sehested
Unknown:
John
Goodyer
Unknown:
Sound Ron
Keightley
Producer:
Stephen
Whittle
Director:
Ann
Richardson
: After the Storm
The American Exile of Bela Bartok'It's as though we've been caught in a storm at sea and blown to shore with no more than the clothes on our backs.' So wrote the great Hungarian composer, Bartok, on his arrival in New York in 1940, after his flight from war-torn Europe. He was to spend the last years of his life there fighting sickness, poverty and failure. Nevertheless, consoled by the cycles of nature, his last five years produced some of his greatest and most moving music.
In this second film in BBC2's celebratory season, many of the composer's friends and colleagues, including Sir
Georg Solti and Sir Yehudi Menuhin join his sons Peter and Bela Jr to tell the story of these last years of exile.
Music performed by Budapest Symphony Orchestra conducted by Ervin Lukacs and Sir Georg Solti , with Gyorgy Sandor (piano) and Laszlo Barsony (viola). Photography
KEITH HOPPER. JANOS ILLES Sound LASZLO MATZ
Film editor MALCOLM DANIEL Director DONALD STURROCK
Contributors
Unknown:
Bela
Bartok
Unknown:
Georg
Solti
Unknown:
Sir Yehudi
Menuhin
Unknown:
Bela
Jr
Conducted By:
Ervin
Lukacs
Conducted By:
Sir Georg
Solti
Piano:
Gyorgy
Sandor
Viola:
Laszlo
Barsony
Unknown:
Keith
Hopper.
Editor:
Malcolm
Daniel
Director:
Donald
Sturrock
: Screen Two: Sitting Targets
by PETER RANSLEY.Who has bought the house which is the home for a dozen flat dwellers? When the heating fails and a flat is violently repossessed, things begin to look hopeless. But the tenants begin to fight back....
Designer RICHARD MCMANAN-SMITH Photography PETER CHAPMAN Film editor BILL WRIGHT
Producer ANDRÉE MOLYNEUX
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Contributors
Unknown:
Peter
Ransley.
Producer:
Andrée
Molyneux
Director:
Jenny
Wilkes
Vikki:
Leslee
Udwin
Alison:
Phyllis
Logan
Larry:
John
Bowe
Caretaker:
John
Boswall
Vincent StOtt:
Jonathan
Hyde
Mary Stephens:
Corinne
Harris
Joan:
Isabelle
Lucas
Greta:
Gina
Bellman
Paul:
Simon
Chandler
Mrs Buchanan:
Mary
Wimbush
Marion:
Anne
Dyson
Graham Harper:
James
McCarthy
Renton:
George
Sweeney
Charles Moreland:
Bill
Leadbitter
Pauline Brent:
Yvonne
French
Theatrical agent:
Philip
Bond
Enquiry agent:
Andrew
Forbes
Inspector Street:
Nick
Burnell
Environmental health officer:
Rupert Holliday
Evans
Disabled lady:
Deborah
Leighton
Beecham:
Jerome
Willis
Staines:
Ian
Thompson
Coates:
Kenneth
Midwood
Turner, QC:
Christopher
Birch
Sir Jeremy Milford:
Neville
Phillips
: International Athletics
from Norway.World Cross-Country Championships
The best of the action from the men's and women's races in Stavanger earlier today. If Britain's men, led by Tim Hutchings , can pack well, they could recapture the team title dominated in recent years by Ethiopia and Kenya.
Commentators RON PICKERING STUART STOREY and BRENDAN FOSTER
Producer MARTIN WEBSTER
Television presentation NRK, Norway
Contributors
Unknown:
Tim
Hutchings
Commentators:
Ron
Pickering
Commentators:
Stuart
Storey
Commentators:
Brendan
Foster
Producer:
Martin
Webster
: Snub
Tonight Snub brings you a rare interview with top cult band Wire, an exclusive feature on the wildly eccentric Pere Ubu during the recording of their new album, plus lots more from the current independent music scene.Director PETER FOWLER Producer BRENDA KELLY
Contributors
Unknown:
Pere
Ubu
Director:
Peter
Fowler
Producer:
Brenda
Kelly
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