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Three highly-popular Cantonese programmes from RADIO TELEVISION HONG KONG.
Police Drama: Body in the Box
Hong Kong's answer to Kojak is Chief Inspector Bere. A member of the Royal Hong Kong Police Force for 27 years (the last seven in homicide) the bald-headed Bere has more than a physical resemblance to his New York counterpart.
Director TOMMY CHIN
Producer CHEUNG MAN YEE

11.0* Sunny Shatin: The Ghost Story
A gang of children from the Lek Yuen Estate go on a ghost hunt and have some frightening encounters. Or are they just imagining things?

11.25* Sunny Shatin: Bird and Cat
A wild cat irritates the residents of the Lek Yuen Estate and the cockatoo disappears. What happened to it?
Director RACHEL ZEN
Producer CHEUNG MAN YEE
(This season of films is linked with Speak for Yourself, a new series starting on BBC2 in October)

Contributors

Director:
Rachel Zen
Producer:
Cheung Man Yee
Det Chief Insp Bere:
Himself
Inspector-in-Charge:
Siu Leung
Murderer:
Mak Chi Wan
Siu Man:
Queenie Lo
Big Brother:
Wong Shu Kei
Grandmother:
Lai Cheuk Cheuk
Uncle:
Poon Cm Man

Harvest Thanksgiving Family Service from the parish church of St Dionysius, Market Harborough, Leicestershire. Conducted by the Vicar, THE REV NORMAN CROWE
Hymns (AMR): Come. ye thankful people, come (482); For the beauty of the earth (171); Praise, 0 praise our God and King (481); To thee, 0 Lord, our hearts we raise (484); We plough the fields, and scatter (483)
Organist D. G. DAVIES
Television presentation MICHAEL SHOESMITH

Contributors

Organist:
D. G. Davies
Unknown:
Michael Shoesmith

with Katherine Foulkes and Lorna Brown
Since JOHN CURRY became European, World and Olympic champion in 1976, he has turned his talents towards creative skating.
' Music has always played an important part in my life. I listened for hours as a child and in my mind's eye, I would see dancing, skating, movement and images. Music is my reason for skating. I feel I must express it.' Recorded at Queens Ice Skating Club, London
Designer TIM CLEESON
Producer DONALD SAYER

Contributors

Unknown:
Katherine Foulkes
Unknown:
Lorna Brown
Unknown:
John Curry
Designer:
Tim Cleeson
Producer:
Donald Sayer

by George Eliot
The last of eight parts dramatised by James Andrew Hall
Starring Judy Cornwell as Bessy Tulliver
with Christopher Blake as Tom and Pippa Guard as Maggie

Tom, Maggie and their mother are once more living at the mill. On a rowing trip on the river, Maggie is dismayed when Stephen creates a situation in which it looks as if they are eloping.

Contributors

Author:
George Eliot
Dramatised by:
James Andrew Hall
Music composed by:
Kenyon Emrys-Roberts
Producer:
Barry Letts
Director:
Ronald Wilson
Bessy Tulliver:
Judy Cornwell
Tom:
Christopher Blake
Maggie:
Pippa Guard
Lucy Deane:
Julie Dawn Cole
Uncle Deane:
John Stratton
Stephen:
John Moulder-Brown
Aunt Pullet:
Gillian Martell
Aunt Glegg:
Barbara Hicks
Uncle Glegg:
Peter Howell
Luke Moggs:
Jonathan Adams
Prissy Jakin:
Angela Curran
Philip:
Anton Lesser
Bob Jakin:
Michael Troughton

from Kendal, Cumbria
Gerry Monte returns to Kendal this week to meet, among others, children who take part in a musical mime reflecting schooldays 100 years ago, and two juniors who have raised £275 to buy and train a guide dog for the blind.
Local history, dance drama, and favourite hymns are contributed by Kendal's schoolchildren, in the Parish Church.

Hills of the north rejoice (Little Cornard); Sleepers wake, a voice is calling (Wachet Auf); Nunc Dimittis (G. Burgon); Think of a world without any flowers (Genesis); Father hear the prayer we offer (Marching); Give me joy in my heart (Trad); I vow to thee my country (Thaxted); God is love, His the care (Theodoric)
BBC Manchester
(For next week's Harvest Songs of Praise from Salisbury, the words of the hymns will be available on Ceefax, p 170)

Contributors

Conductor:
Lesley Bateson
Conductor:
Hazel Sumsion
Conductor:
Daphne Lester
Organist:
William Snowley
Film Director:
Christian Forssander
Producer:
Stephen Whittle
Series Producer:
Raymond Short

The fifth of nine episodes starring in Jonah's Luck by ROGER PARKES
' Stay in the harbour and look o'er the foam, '
Because Friday's the day the Devil doth own.'
Series devised by CYRIL ABRAHAM Script editor MERVYN HAISMAN Designer jim CLAY
Producer GERAINT MORRIS Director ANDREW MORGAN

Contributors

Unknown:
Roger Parkes
Editor:
Mervyn Haisman
Designer:
Jim Clay
Producer:
Geraint Morris
Director:
Andrew Morgan
James Onedin:
Peter Gilmore
Elizabeth, Lady Fogarty:
Jessica Benton
Captain Baines:
Howard Lang
Samuel Onedin:
Christopher Douglas
Tom Arnold:
Keith Jayne
Margarita Onedin:
Roberta Iger
Max van der Rheede:
Frederick Jaeger
Nkasa:
And Clifton Jones
Dunwoody:
John Rapley
Dawkins:
John Wentworth
The Rev Stoner:
Andrew Robertson
The Rev Fenwick:
Bill Gidley
Auctioneer:
Alan Corduner
Ifada:
Burt Caesar
Oba Ewedo ILLARIO:
Bisi Pedro
Sir George Goldie:
Jack Watson

with Magnus Magnusson
The Royal Naval Engineering College in Plymouth, which is celebrating 100 years of existence, is the venue for this fifth heat. The contenders are:
Sheila Denyer (laundry worker) The Bible
Josephine Lawrey (housewife)
Italian Painting, Masaccio to
Michelangelo Ken Smith (buyer)
Kings and Queens of England, 1066-1485
Ingram Wilcox (civil servant) The Crusades, 1095-1192
Director PETER MASSEY Producer BILL WRIGHT

Contributors

Unknown:
Magnus Magnusson
Unknown:
Sheila Denyer
Unknown:
Josephine Lawrey
Unknown:
Michelangelo Ken Smith
Unknown:
Ingram Wilcox
Director:
Peter Massey
Producer:
Bill Wright

Alan Minter (GB) Champion v Marvin Hagler (USA) Challenger for The Middleweight Championship of the World
Exclusive coverage from last night's Harry Levene/Mickey Duff promotion at the Wembley Arena, sponsored by DAF Trucks.

After his convincing first title defence in June, when he defeated Vito Antuofermo comfortably in eight rounds, the 29-year-old Briton from Crawley - the only undisputed world champion in boxing - faces the top contender, a fellow southpaw from Boston. The American claims he should have become champion himself when given a hotly-contested draw in his previous title challenge against Antuofermo last November.

Contributors

Boxer:
Alan Minter
Boxer:
Marvin Hagler
Commentator:
Harry Carpenter
TV Presentation:
Richard Tilling

Soka Gakkai v The Rest
The Soka Gakkai is Japanese and Buddhist. The Buddhism it preaches is a road to success: money, promotion, health and happiness. Yet its doctrines come from the strange and fierce teachings of Nichiren, a nationalist zealot of the 13th century. Since the war 10,000,000 Japanese have joined the sect. Each member is taught to chant the sacred syllables Nam Myoho Renge Kyo, and receives an object of worship, a Gohonzon, which is installed in his home.
Many of Soka Gakkai's activities are not religious at all. There are Soka Gakkai schools and a university. Soka Gakkai sponsors music, art and sporting activities. It has its own political party, the ' Clean Government Party'; and its international president, DAISAKU IKEDA , travels the world in the cause of peace.
The Soka Gakkai is successful, but the organisation is not loved. This film tries to discover why. Narrated by PETER FRANCE
Producer ANGELA TILBY
Series editor ANDREW BARR

Contributors

Unknown:
Daisaku Ikeda
Unknown:
Peter France
Producer:
Angela Tilby
Editor:
Andrew Barr

BBC One London

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