with Jane Lapotaire
Fanny and the Monsters by PENELOPE LIVELY
For Fanny's birthday treat in 1865, Aunt Caroline takes her to the Crystal Palace, where Fanny meets Dr Halliday and sees the prehistoric monsters. Part 1
(Part 2 tomorrow at 9.55 am)

Why Don't You just switch off your television set and go and do something less boring instead?

with Susan King
SUSAN learns more survival techniques from ANTHONY GREENBANK.
Producer DAVID TURNBULL

The classic serial, in 12 exciting episodes, starring
Buster Crabbe as Buck Rogers 9: Bodies Without Minds
In which Buck Rogers is trapped in one of Killer Kane 's amnesia helmets, and Buddy is captured when he attempts to rescue Buck.

Guest stars
Dale Robinette as Kedryn Carole Demas as Krysta Dax Xanos as the Rider
William O'Connell as Simkin Riddles : Varian and his fellow wanderers learn of a mysterious stone - the key to the doorway back to their own times.

in Gorilla My Dreams
A WARNER BROTHERS Cartoon

A cartoon featuring the voices of Glynis Johns as the swallow
Christopher Plummer as the Prince OSCAR WILDE'S classic bittersweet story of a swallow, winging its way south, which stops to rest upon the sorrowing statue of a once happy Prince and stays behind to help.
Produced by MURRAY SHOSTAK and MICHAEL MILLS

Weather JACK SCOTT

David Attenborough and Dr Warwick Bray visit the fabulous exhibition at the Royal Academy, London, to examine some of the wonderful creations of the Colombian Indian goldsmiths.
Producer DAVID COLLISON

with the PLAYBOARD PUPPET THEATRE and CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP the Gingerbread Man

A feature film for television starring Ruth Gordon, T.J. Hargrave , Lisa Richards
Two orphans run away from their hated foster-mother and set up house in a tree in Central Park. They find it frightening by themselves but gradually they make friends with a sad old woman.

3.10 Interval

with The Salvation Army
3.53 Regional News (exc London)

Prince of a Pup

with Cyril Luckham
The Church Mouse written and illustrated by GRAHAM OAKLEY
Sampson, the Church Cat, having heard many sermons by the Vicar on the theme of brotherly love, has become good friends with the Church Mice.

Michael Rodd asks questions based on scenes from Return to Witch Mountain, The Magic of Lassie, Scrooge and Pinocchio.
Looking for the answers are contestants from SIR JOHN TALBOT 'S SCHOOL, WHITCHURCH, and BRINE LEAS SCHOOL, NANTWICH, in a special holiday edition from The Odeon Cinema, Sale. Plus the Young Film-makers' Competition.
Directed by PAUL LOOSLEY Produced by JOHN BUTTERY BBC Manchester

by Phil Redmond
A series in 18 parts
The start of a new term brings new faces, a new headmaster and new problems, especially for Benny who is suspected of stealing.
Grange Hill pupils:
(For rest of cast see Friday 5.10, p 99)

with Kenneth Kendall
Weatherman

A feature film for television starring Cathryn Harrison and Mark Holden
Although forbidden by her father to ride, Jenny Grey determines to spend her life with horses - especially the spirited filly, Blue Fire Lady ...
This film for the family is in the tradition of National Velvet and Gallant Bess with its strong appeal to animal lovers. It introduces one of Australia's pop idols, Mark Holden , to the screen.
Screenplay by BOB MAUMILL
Produced by ANTONY i. GINNANE Director Ross dimsey

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

by RON HUTCHINSON with ' This could be a bit special, Maggie. This could be the first case of an office block falling down during the topping-out party.'
Music by ANDY ROBERTS
Film cameraman KEN MORGAN
Film editor NIGEL PARDOE-MATTEWS Designer JIM HATCHARD
Script editor MICHAEL WEARING Producer DAVID ROSE
Director ROBERT KNIGHTS BBC Birmingham