6.40 We're All Immigrants Here

7.5 Romantic Recital

7.30 Teaching Mechanisms

in Skylark During Tea Told by RICHARD BRIERS and PETER HAWKINS

Written and told by Patrick Moore
Today: Crash Landing
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' Why Don't You just switch off your television set and go and do something less boring instead? . Your own ideas, games and activities presented for children by children.

Introduced by CARMEN MUNROE Counting Time
Illustrated by JOAN HICKSON Percussion GREG KNOWLES
Musical director PETER PETTINGER
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE
Written and directed by CAROLE WARD

Weather MICHAEL FISH

The feature film starring
Judy Garland , James Mason
Already a showbusiness legend,
Judy Garland made a dazzling return to Hollywood as the star of the first musical version of this story. James Mason 's performance as the alcoholic actor was a similar triumph and George Cukors stylish, controlled direction shaped a film that is still the best of its kind today,
Screenplay by MOSS HART Produced by SIDNEY LUFT
Directed by GEORGE CUKOR. Films: page 7

The latest Olympic news, action and results introduced by Frank Bough
Gymnastics Final
Women's Team .
The USSR team defend their title in a competition they have dominated in recent Olympic Games.
Romania, with NADIA COMANECI, pose the biggest challenge.
Commentator RON PICKERING
Diving Final
Men's Springboard
CHRIS SNODE is Britain s competitor in this event.
Swimming Finals Men's 100m Butterfly
Britain's PHIL HUBBLE is a likely finalist.
Women's 100m Backstroke
Women's 200m Breaststroke
MARGARET KELLY is among the leading swimmers in this event. Men's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Commentators
ALAN WEEKS and HAMILTON BLAND
Plus news and reports on today's other Olympic action including Boxing, Modern Pentathlon, Fencing and Cycling.

with Peter Woods ; Weatherman

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The final programme in a series which gives talented amateurs the chance to join the professional world of their dreams.
Reporter John Pitman
The members of a gardening club in Dorset never dreamed they'd be allowed to design a garden for the Royal Horticultural Society's Chelsea Flower Show. We gave them the chance. The garden was entirely planned and stocked by the amateurs, though they were advised by professionals like Percy Thrower, Geoffrey Smith and Bill Sowerbutts. In the end, the little local society compete with professional nurserymen from all over the world and try to win a coveted gold medal to take back to Beaminster.

with Jan Leeming ; Weatherman including Olympic Report

based on GARSON KANIN 'S best-selling novel, starring
The struggle for the most coveted role in movie history-the part of Searlett in Gone with the Wind-involved every leading lady in Hollywood. They all wanted the role and would do anything to get it. Some actresses had stars in their eyes. Some moguls had stars on their couches. It was a game called casting. And, before it was over, the intrigue would have all Hollywood guessing and the disease that came to be known as ' Searlett fever' would grip Tinsel town.
Written for television by WILLIAM HANLEY
Directed by JOHN ERMAN
A DAVID L. WOLPER/STAN MARGULIES production
(Tomorrow The Silent Lovers: Garbo and Gilbert at 9.25 pm)

The present generation of robots are still pretty stupid; but university research is investigating the possibilities of giving robots sight, touch and hearing. How many of our jobs will they then be able to do?
Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
A Horizon production
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES
Written and produced by HILARY HENSON

Weatherman/Regional News