6.40 Thermodynamics
7.5 Government Control of Regional Development
7.30 Social Skills Therapy (2)
with Ronald Pickup
A Stranger at Green Knowe by LUCY BOSTON
This story tells of Hanno, a young gorilla from a dark, dense, tropical forest, and Ping, a Chinese orphan who lived in a refugee hostel ... and of how their lives become entangled in the garden of a house called ' Green Knowe Today: Capture
A cartoon series.
with Susan King
Man and Dog: Susan examines the unique relationship between man and dog which has existed for thousands of years.
Film editor RICHARD SEEL
Producer DAVID TURNBULL
England v Australia from Headingley
The morning's play on the fourth day.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , IAN CHAPPELL
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and BILL TAYLOR
Weather MICHAEL FISH
2.0 Interval
England v Australia from Headingley
The afternoon's play on the fourth day.
and his Friends Touche Turtle and Wally Gator
Valerie Singleton presents a personal report on some happenings today and yesterday in four capital cities of Europe. 3: Edinburgh
VAL tells the true story of Grey-friars Bobby, the most faithful dog in the world, and meets ANDREW ROSS who has made bagpipes for 60 years.
Producer EDWARD BARNES
Director DAVID TURNBULL
Kenneth Kendall ; Weatherman
Diane Does It
Nationwide reporter Diane Harron has earned her reputation as ' Daring Diane ' the hard way - as stunt motor-cyclist, supersonic flier and air-sea rescue crewperson. Tonight she talks to John Stapleton about her exploits - and lives again her moments of high drama.
Film editor JENNY CLEVETT Producer PETER BATE
with John Carter and Norma Shepherd
The latest news of developments affecting your holiday. Resort reports from Britain and abroad. In the studio - up-to-the-minute holiday advice, comment and information.
Producer TOM SAVAGE
The Secret Life of T. K. Dearing A film starring
Tomboy Teresa is upset when a visiting grandfather finds out about her clandestine Buccaneer Club' activities, but it brings about a new understanding between them.
Director HARRY HARRIS
by JOHN CHAPMAN , ERIC MERRIMAN starring
Terry Scott and June Whitfield
To write a best-seller Terry feels he needs more experience of the Permissive Society. But June has a word to say about that - No!
Designer GLORIA CLAYTON
Producer PETER WHITMORE
Fyfe Robertson is slowly recovering, he says, from his encounter With the way-out practitioners of avant-garde art and their way-out critics, and warns you that this programme could bring on an acute attack of indignation and stupefaction if viewed on an empty stomach. The Tate Gallery's famous Bricks were a joke, he says, because we didn't know what they heralded in Performance Art and Minimal Art and other exercises in the Phoney Art he has labelled amusingly Phart.
But he doesn't find it funny. Nor will you, he thinks, when you see what your tax money is supporting.
Film cameraman ROY GLADISH
Film editor MAX WHEELER
Producer TOM SAVAGE
with Kenneth KendaH ; Weather
starring Peter Cock
Dudley Moore , Eleanor Bron and Raquel Welch
For years Stanley Moon , a cook in a hamburger bar, has worshipped a waitress, the lovely Miss Spencer, from afar but has been too shy to let her know. Then one night, after an unsuccessful attempt to end it all, a thoroughly depressed Stanley has an unexpected visitor -the mysterious Mr Spiggott who turns out to be the Devil....
Screenplay by PETER cook based on an idea by PETER cook and DUDLEY MOORE
Director STANLEY DONEN. Films: page 13
