A ten-part beginners' course in folk guitar with JOHN PEARSE 4: The 4/4 Scratch
Director CHRIS LENT
Book (some title) 12.50 from booksellers

with Mike Read
Keith Chegwin and John Craven
Anyone for Tennis? It's Mike's favourite game, and he's asked a champion along this morning to join us in the main hall. Yes, it's
Sue Barker, who'll be around to give you tips, answer your calls and offer a bargain. Ring her on [number removed].
Among other things, Keith's got Tears for Fears on his delivery van, so if he parks near you, pop along and join them for a fun-filled morning.
There's plenty of music this morning, cartoons and The Monkees! If there's anything else you want to see, don't forget Manager Mike is always ready to take your orders for sport, clothes, pets - you name them, we'll try to get them in. Good Cats in the Coffee Shop! Delia Smith 's got something tasty for you. Discover how to make it and have a feast this weekend.
A message from John: 'Have you got any urgent message for your friends? Do you want to let the world know of your play, your sponsorship, your school, or local events? If so, Customer Services can help you. Write to me with your Tellygram, and we'll try to fit it in. Don't forget to say what date you want your message transmitted, especially if it's a birthday greeting.'
Here's the address: Saturday Superstore, [address removed]

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with Jan Leeming Weatherman 5.20 Sport/Regional News

starring Rod Hull and Emu with guest stars The Nolans Randy Edelman , Sally James With RONNIE HAZLEHURST AND HIS ORCHESTRA from the Southport Theatre.
■In tonight's film report from Australia Emu continues his visit 'back home by looking up some old friends among the koalas and kangaroos, and finds time for a snack with a long-lost relation. Designer DUGALD FINDLAY
Executive producer PETER RIDSDALE scott Producer MIKE STEPHENS. BBC Manchester

Do you feel like
Looping the loop at 83? Having breakfast with 40-stone bear? Making a 2,000-ton sandcastle?
Jimmy Savile, OBE, can fix it. It could be your turn tomorrow.
Sound RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN Lighting PETER WESSON
Designer TOM YARDLEY-JONES Director PETER Campbell Producer ROGER Ordish

starring Malcolm McDowell
Christopher Plummer , Simon Ward October 1917 - Royal Flying Corps squadron somewhere in France. The latest recruit to this most dangerous of assignments is Stephen Croft , who finds the small group of officers under intolerable strain. This spectacular film, set at the height of World War I, interweaves memorable action sequences with the dramatic story of men at war. The screenplay is based on R. C. Sherriff's classic play Journey's End.
Screenplay by HOWARD BARKER Produced by s. BENJAMIN FISZ
Directed by JACK GOLD. Films: page 9

starring Les Dawson
Special guests Steve 'n' Bonnie With ROY BARRACLOUGH ,ELI WOODS featuring The Roly-Polys
Unashamedly British! Featuring Les's repertory of great British characters who personify the national spirit, among them Zebediah Twine , Ada Ackroyd , The Great Roberto, Punchy Pete , Inspector Roberts of Tadcaster and many others.
Written by LES DAWSON , TERRY RAVENSCROFT
ALYN AINSWORTH AND HIS ORCHESTRA Orchestrations byIVOR RAYMONDE Musical associate BARRY FRANCIS
Costume designer VALERIE BONNER
Sound LEN shorey . Lighting ALAN HORNE Designer NIGEL CURZON
Produced and directed by ERNEST MAXIN

With Jan Leeming ; Weatherman

Following his accident Steven is taken home from hospital to convalesce. He and Blake are reconciled; Alexis is constantly at her son's side and Krystle feels shut out.

Terry Wogan hosts his own talk show. A unique combination of Terry in conversation with top stars from home and abroad, people in the headlines, the occasional film report and the very best in music and entertainment. Tonight's guests include Sir Gcraint Evans, Sky
Programme associatechris GREENWOOD SoundMIKE FELTON Designer ANDREW howe-davies
Director DAVE PERROTTET Producer MARCUS PLANTIN

Starring Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr, Peter Lawford, Angie Dickinson
Danny Ocean has a master plan: to rob five Las Vegas gambling casinos simultaneously on New Year's Eve. To do the job he assembles a hand-picked team - Ocean's 11.
Sinatra is joined by the famous 'Rat Pack' - his off-screen friends who regularly hit the world's headlines in the 60s.
Guest stars Red Skelton, George Raft
Films: page 9