Produced and presented by Saleem Shahed
(Birmingham)
Rptd: Wed. 12.30 pm (not N Ireland)
Frank Casey, a new shop steward, confronts the supervisor.
(Repeated on Thursday, 3.0 pm BBC2)
Jesus Christ is the Same Yesterday, Today and Forever
The 30th Annual Service of the Methodist Association of Youth Clubs from the Royal Albert Hall.
Preacher Rev Donald Lee President of the Methodist Conference.
The service is conducted by Rev Martin Caldwell with members and leaders of the Methodist Youth Groups from all over the United Kingdom.
Organist Paul Wright, Maidenhead
Produced for MAYC by John Gray
Introduced by BOB GODFREY 5: Sound and Fury Guest RON GEESIN
Producer DAVID HARGREAVES Director ANNA JACKSON
This programme will be the subject of In Vision, Thursday 11.30 pm, BBC2
The Do-It-Yourself Film Animation Book £1.20, from bookshops
5: Green, White and Gold. In 1916 the Easter Rising was crushed inside a week. Five years later the Irish Free State was established.
Director BRIGIT BARRY
Producer HOWARD SMITH
Book (same title) £2.20, from bookshops
with David Vine and Nik Stuart
In the Bag
A review of the fertiliser industry.
Producer PATRICK CHALMERS BBC Scotland
Weather for Farmers
Highly Conventional
Britain is becoming one of the world's top conference countries.
Presented and produced by JOHN BURDEN
Sportsday
Director PAUL KRIWACZEK
Series editor EURFRON GWYNNE JONES (Repeated: Monday, 7.5 pm, BBC2)
Book (same title), based on previous series, 60p, from bookshops
(Colour)
starring Will Hay with Graham Moffatt , Moore Marriott
Sea-captain Ben Cutlet is tricked into taking command of an old. ship which the owners intend to scuttle. Ben and two stowaways escape to an island-only to find it inhabited by cannibals ...
Director WILLIAM BEAUDINE This Week's Films: page 9
A series of six programmes in which Arthur Negus travels along some of the old coaching routes of Britain stopping along the way to investigate anything unusual from the past that takes his fancy. This week:
London to Bath: part 1
Film cameramen JACK BELLAMY , TOM INGLE Sound ALISTAIR CROCKER , DAVID LAWTOtf Film editor CHARLES ALDRIDGE Producer JOHN KING (Bristol)
Going for a Song: English Furniture, by Arthur Negus , fl.75 from bookshops
featuring
Aerobatics - Sky-diving - Air Racing
Raymond Baxter introduces all the thrills of the International Air Fair and the finals of the Air Hostess 1974 competition from Biggin Hill.
TV production:
DENNIS MONGER. MICHAEL LUMLEY
(Organised by the International Air Fair Committee in association with the London Evening News)
by NOEL STREATFEILD: adapted for television in six parts by JOHN TULLY 3: 1 Hate Her
Lavinia Beresford, the new scullery maid at Sedgecombe Park, has been allowed out for a picnic with her brothers and Margaret Thursday from the orphanage. Margaret is determined to get back her clothes which Matron has confiscated.
Music composed and conducted by TOM MCCALL and arranged by ALFRED RALSTON Producer DOROTHEA BROOKING
Weatherman BARBARA EDWARDS
appeals on behalf of The Samaritans which continue to befriend the despairing and suicidal, in confidence, by day and by night. Donations, preferably by crossed po or cheque, to: Glenda Jackson , The Samaritans, [address removed]
A three-part thriller by N.J. Crisp
With Donald Burton and Lois Baxter, David Savile, Garfield Morgan
Before a substitution can be made, Foster must be driven towards neurosis and near-breakdown, arouse suspicion and lose credibility; then Gregory will appear normal by comparison...
by JOHN GALSWORTHY
A Play of the Month presentation with In an English countryside still recovering from the traumas of the Great War, Hillcrist the local squire finds he has to use methods distasteful to him in his personal war with Hornblower, a self-made industrialist.
First produced in 1920, The Skin Game was Galsworthy's earliest dramatic success.
Costumes JOHN BLOOMFIELD Make-up DAWN ALCOCK
Designer MICHAEL YOUNG Producer CEDRIC MESSINA Director WILLIAM SLATER Top of the class: page 4
with Kenneth Kendall Weather
From Paris Alastair Burnet and Michael Charlton report on the result of today's French Presidential Election and its consequences for Europe.
Producer TAM FRY
Editor
MICHAEL TOWNSON France after Pompidou: Thursday R4
from Scotland - Oil and the Press with William Hardcastle
Director jim MURRAY
Producer ELWYN PARRY-JONES
