Listings
6.45 Physics: Reflections on Waves
7.10 Ottoman Supremacy: the Suleymaniye, Istanbul
Yesterday's proceedings presented by Peter Mayne.
Contributors
Presented By:
Peter
Mayne.
Highlights of yesterday's ladies' quarter-finals matches introduced by Harry Carpenter.
Contributors
Introduced By:
Harry
Carpenter.
Vintage comedy starring Lucille Ball
Confusion reigns when Sally (Lucille Ball), fed up with her workaholic boyfriend, visits her newly married friend.
Starring
John Wayne Claire Trevor
Jim Smith is a loyal subject of King George III who finds himself in a dilemma. The Crown appears to countenance the illegal trading of arms with the Indians and Smith, torn between his loyalty and his morality, finds that he is forced to take action.
Director William A Setter
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Contributors
Unknown:
John
Wayne
Unknown:
Claire
Trevor
Unknown:
Jim
Smith
Unknown:
George
Iii
Director:
William A
Setter
Jim Smith:
John
Wayne
Janie:
Claire
Trevor
Callendar:
Brian
Donlevy
Captain Swanson:
George
Sanders
MacDouglas:
Wilfrid
Lawson
Duncan:
Robert
Barrat
Professor:
John F
Hamilton
Calhoon:
Moroni
Olsen
Anderson:
Eddie
Quillan
Field and Scream. A satire of the hunting and fishing set. (R)
A Man and His Music
Henry Dagg is well known to
Belfast shoppers as the busker who entertains city-centre crowds with his musical saw. Full of surprises, this film looks at aspects of Dagg's life that are normally well hidden from the public eye. He explains how he creates music using the sound of express trains, wine glasses, fire engine horns and a host of other objects.
Director/Producer Henry Laverty
Contributors
Unknown:
Henry
Dagg
Producer:
Henry
Laverty
Rupert Segar reports on the growing concern that horses will be transported to mainland Europe in questionable conditions. Introduced by John Craven.
Contributors
Unknown:
Rupert
Segar
Introduced By:
John
Craven.
Music-Man shows Fingermouse how to use the conductor's baton.
It is like a magic wand that can conjure up music. But it is not the sort of music that Drat the Rat wants to hear.
Producer Michael Cole (R)
Contributors
Producer:
Michael
Cole
A fascinating day in prospect which should end with the full line-ups for the men's singles semi-finals.
Harry Carpenter introduces live coverage of the Lawn Tennis
Championships direct from the All England Club.
Including at
2.00 and 3.00pm
News and Weather
3.50pm News and Weather
Regional News and Weather
Contributors
Introduces:
Harry
Carpenter
The final film in a series of three about Camphill, a movement that has challenged conventional mental health care throughout the world. Is this Work? Camphill is now 50 years old. How will it face the future? Jonathan Stedall visits
Camphill in America and is serenaded by Fred, confided in by Louise and cornered by Andy.
There are recent developments in Europe too - a day centre near
Middlesbrough and a new initiative in Switzerland where a group of handicapped adults have moved out into a local village. Producer Jonathan Stedall
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Contributors
Unknown:
Jonathan
Stedall
Producer:
Jonathan
Stedall
April Fools. A no-nonsense colonel who is notorious as a hard-nosed disciplinarian visits the 4077th during an outbreak of April Fool's Day pranks. Colonel Potter tries in vain to halt the mayhem before Colonel Daniel Webster Tucker arrives in camp.
Contributors
Unknown:
Colonel Daniel Webster
Tucker
Hawkeye:
Alan
Aida
BJ:
Mike
Farrell
Colonel Potter:
Harry
Morgan
Major Houlihan:
Loretta
Swit
Colonel Tucker:
Pat
Hingle
Last of a four-part drama starring Diana Rigg , winner of the Bafta Best Actress 1989 and written by Andrew Davies , winner of Bafta Writers Award 1989.
'You were one of them. You were the worst of them. The worst, and the cleverest, and the cruellest.'
Baaed on the book by Domini Taylor Director Simon Langton Producer Ken Riddington (First shown on BBC
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Contributors
Unknown:
Diana
Rigg
Written By:
Andrew
Davies
Book By:
Domini
Taylor
Director:
Simon
Langton
Producer:
Ken
Riddington
Helena:
Diana
Rigg
Kit:
James
Wilby
Angela:
Fiona
Gillies
Alex:
David
McCallum
Jordan:
Cordelia
Roche
Little Helena:
Louisa
Janes
Maureen:
Anna
Price
Consultant:
Rob
Edwards
Laura (5 years):
Claire
Shepherd
Lavinia (3Vi years):
Rebecca
Sabin
Leo:
Grant
Parsons
Emily:
Holly
Aird
Boris:
Gareth
Forwood
Olivia:
Naomi
Kerbel
Sharron:
Frances
Atkinson
Vicky:
Elizabeth
Ash
Mini cab driver:
Badi
Uzzaman
Nurse Sheila:
Sophie
Thursf Ield
Cleaner:
Magdalena
Buznea
Harriet:
Amelia
Shankley
Danuta:
Liliana
Komorowska
New perspectives on a current debate presented from a personal standpoint.
In the Soviet Union the monolith of one-party rule is crumbling - and now the once all-powerful
Communist Party may finally split. Jeremy Paxman in Moscow presents Newsnight fom the historic 28th Soviet Communist Party
Congress, as Gorbachev and his rivals battle for power.
And in London Donald MacCormick and Francine Stock bring you the other top stories of the day - from home and abroad.
Contributors
Unknown:
Jeremy
Paxman
Unknown:
Francine
Stock
The last in the series of six interviews exploring the ideas and values of the USA.
David Puttnam. The British film producer talks about the influence of Hollywood - both good and bad - and about his own aspirations: 'I know that if you put on a film that really speaks to audiences, addresses what's best in them, it doesn't matter where you are in the world, it's going to have a terrific resonance and people will walk out of the cinema with better instincts than when they walked in.'
Contributors
Unknown:
David
Puttnam.
Soul // Soul. Beresford
Romeo - aka Jazzie B - talks about the rise of Soul II Soul, a fluid
London-based collection of singers, DJs, dancers and producers. Producer Kevin Sutcliffe (R)
Contributors
Talks:
Romeo - Aka
Jazzie
Producer:
Kevin
Sutcliffe
12.00 Learning Space. Exploring the developments in school architecture since the war.
12.25am Open Forum Magazine Equal opportunities in higher education. (R)