6.40 Teletext
7.5 International Aid
4.55 Social Skills Therapy (2)
5.20 Purification of an Enzyme
5.45 Sheep Production
6.10 Memory and Forgetting
6.35 Chemical Reactions
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2
Ten programmes on making children's clothes. Presented by ANN LADBURY . 4 : Tabard
There is so little sewing in this simple, versatile top that even a complete beginner could make it in an evening. For more ambitious dressmakers, Ann shows how to decorate clothes with applique.
Director PAULA GILDER
Producer JENNY ROGERS
Weather
A Pattern of Building
Written and presented by Alec Clifton-Taylor
'The appeal of Tewkesbury depends largely on local materials,' says Alec Clifton-Taylor, 'the right materials in the right place.'
Tewkesbury, close to the junction of the Severn and Avon, grew up to serve the monastery. Built of the local Cotswold limestone, the Abbey Church still contains some of the most beautiful monuments of the English Middle Ages 'the Westminster Abbey of the feudal baronage.' In contrast to the wealth of the monastery, the humbler dwellings of the towns-people were made of wood and plaster. One of the survivors is the House of the Nodding Gables - 'a faintly intoxicated-looking building with overhanging storeys making their obeisance to passers by.' Alec Clifton-Taylor explains the construction of these overhanging storeys and how, when brick became fashionable in the 18th century, many of these houses had a Georgian face-lift. 'But,' warns Alec Clifton-Taylor, 'the brick is only skin deep.'
Photography KEN WESTBURY
Film editor NORMAN CARR
Executive producer Bruce Norman
Producer DENIS MORIARTY
Book (same title), £7.25 from bookshops
A remarkable film following the life of a Canadian wolf pack through the seasons.
Once regarded as one of the worst scourges of mankind, they are revealed as taking part in a strange, even admirable, pattern of family life, perpetuating a system inherited from 1,000 years of experience.
Directed by BILL MASON
Produced by BILL BRIND for the NATIONAL FJLM BOARD OF CANAM
by the internationally famous jazz clarinettist
Woody Herman with Frank Tlberi (tenor sax)
Bruce Johnstone (baritone sax) Pat Coil (piano)
Mark Johnson (double bass) Jeff Hamilton (drums)
WOODY HERMAN and five members of his big band play host for this wee.k's Master Class to three young student clarinettists -
MARGARET GREY
TED TARLING and TIMOTHY WAINWRIGHT
-who play and talk about jazz clarinet.
Sound KEN GRECORT Lighting JOHN SPICER
Designer RICHARD MORRIS Producer ALAN BENSON
The fourth of six programmes featuring performances by some of the jazz greats who appeared in the 1977 Festival. This week
Marva Josie with the Earl Hinos Quartet pianist John Lewis and guitarist Joe Pass Introduced by Humphrey Lyttelton
Producer DON SAYER
On a Different Track
This is the success story of the railways of France. It began with the purchase of two locomotives from Stephenson, and continues today with the building of a new £800-million track between Paris and Lyon and 180 mph trains to run on it. Investment in improving the quality of their railways is paying off. Unlike any other country in Western Europe, France has increased its passengers every year over the last seven years. Should we invest money on the same scale? Should * we be on the same track? Narrator RAY MOORE
Film editor MICHAEL RIGG
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL. ,JONES Written and produced by CHRISTOPHER LA FONTAINE
A second chance to see the comedy series in six episodes written by CHARLES wood starring George Cole and Gwen Watford with Francis Matthews
3: The Tasting of the Wine
' Try not to shout. Gordon will do what everyone wants him to do, but I must persuade him - not you.'
Cast in order of appearance
The programme grows on one ... it's different (DAILY MAIL) The comedy was adult
(YORKSHIRE EVENING POST)
Producer JOE WATERS
Director ALAN DOSSOR
Weather
Julian Glover reads
The King's Horses by JOHN HEWITT
