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Jackanory: Elidor: Thursday Street
with John Stride
A Manchester street-map, a deserted demolition site, a white plastic football and an empty church. Those four things led the four Watson children into another world - Elidor, a world almost destroyed by darkness and evil. Only the children could save Elidor, by guarding the four treasures they were given. But even in a quiet Manchester road, the treasures were not completely safe and strange things began to happen...
Jackanory: Elidor: The Song of Findhorn
Adapted for television and directed by Paul Ciani
with John Stride
(John Stride is a National Theatre player)
('Jackanory' will be back on Friday, July 12 with "The House at Pooh Corner" by A.A. Milne)
Write a story for Jackanory - see page 34
Jubilee Jackanory
Rascally Tag by Alan Garner
The Champion could beat all men at all things and he knew no real challenge, until he met Rascally Tag.
Illustrations by Peter Rush
Play for Today: Red Shift
Tom and Jan now. Before that, Thomas and Madge. Before that, Macey and his goddess.
What links the destinies of three couples separated by time, but living in the same place? Is there a force drawing them together-or is it driving them apart? And anyway, what is time?
Tom's Time: Thomas's Time: Macey's Time:
BBC Birmingham
Lamaload
Jane spent her childhood in a remote valley in the Peak District above Macclesfield. Ten years later she returns with her fiancé. Her dramatic rediscovery of Lamaload is the subject of this poignant story.
Film cameraman ARTHUR SMITH Film recordist JACK WILSON
Film editor HOWARD BILLINGHAM Producer MIKE HEALEY
Director MATTHEW ROBINSON
Day One
Director PAUL LOOSLEY
Producers LIZ NEFSON. JOHN WILCOX
Editor STEPHEN WHITTLE. BBC Manchester (The premiere of The Virgin can be heard on Radio 1 at 4.15 pm today)
Leap in the Dark
To Kill a King by ALAN GARNER starring Anthony Bate with Pauline Yates and Jonathan Elsom ' I see not, I am not seen. Where twilight and the black night move together ..."
Designer william NOBLI
Directed by MICHAEL croucher
BBC Bristol
Elidor
Written by Don Webb Repeated next Sunday on BBC2 ♦See Children: page 50
Elidor
Written by Don Webb
Repeated next Sunday on BBC2
Elidor
Written by Don Webb Repeated next Sunday on BBC2
Elidor
Written by Don Webb
Repeated next Sunday on BBC2
Elidor
Written by Don Webb
(Repeat) (Stereo)
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