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8.18
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Tonight's TV between 7.15 and 7.30 Review of the Papers and a look ahead to the day: 7.32 and 8.32
Consumer Holiday Feature between 7.30 and 7.45
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A See-Saw programme. (Repeat)

'2'

in Thanks for Giving

The Nashville Coyote

The film starring Norman Wisdom with Edward Chapman, Jerry Desmonde, Paddie O'Neil
Norman stars as Grimsdales Dairy's only milkman, waging war against a take-over by the massed milk floats of Consolidated Dairies.
Films: page 20

Michael Fish

Introduced by David Coleman including at 1.0* News Summary Today's timetable:
12.35 Football Focus
1.5 Ice Hockey/Show Jumping
1.55 Racing; 2.5 Snooker
2.25 Racing
2.40 Snooker/Show Jumping
3.0 Racing
3.20 Snooker/Show Jumping
3.45 Half-time scores
3.55 Snooker/Show Jumping
4.40 Final Score
Timings subject to alteration
12.35*
Football Focus
BOB WILSON previews the afternoon's League matches with promotion and relegation issues far from settled.
1.5*
International
Ice Hockey from Munich
The World Ice Hockey Championships
The final matches in the 1983 Championship will decide whether the USSR can retain their title. Commentator ALAN WEEKS
1.5; 2.40; 3.20; 3.55* International
Show Jumping from Hickstead
The Kerrygold Cup
The main competition of this first Hickstead meeting which last year ended with both NICK SKELTON and DAVID BROOME going clear with exactly the same time in the jump-off.
This is a Grand Prix consisting of two rounds with a jump-off against the clock in the event of equality after the first two rounds. The winner receives a prize of £6,000. Commentators RAYMOND
BROOKS-WARD and STEPHEN HADLEY
1.55; 2.25; 3.0*
Racing from Haydock
2.0 Darwen Stakes (5f)
2.30 Hollows Wood 'Chase (Novices Handicap. 2½m)
3.10 Tia Maria Handicap Hurdle Race (2m)
Mercy Rimell challenges with the progressive Very Promising for this valuable prize, won two seasons ago by her late husband, Fred Rimell , with Gaye Chance.
Commentators PETER O'SULLEVAN JULIAN WILSON , JIMMY LINDLEY and RICHARD PITMAN
2.5; 2.40; 3.20; 3.55*
World Snooker
The Embassy
World Professional
Championship from The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield
TheFinal
The third session of the 35- rame final. Eight frames are due to be played this afternoon and a further ten this evening, to decide Who wins the trophy and the £30,000 first prize.
Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM and CLIVE EVERTON
3.45* Half-time soccer scores
4.40* Final Score
Classified Check plus match reports and the latest sporting news.
Television presentation:
Football FOCUS BRIAN BARWICK
Ice Hockey WEST GERMAN TV SERVICE ShOW Jumping JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Racing RICHARD TILLING Snooker NICK HUNTER
Studio producer ROGER MOODY
Assistant editor JOHN ROWLINSON Producer MARTIN HOPKINS Editor MIKE MURPHY
Racing results on ceefax

When a magic hat finds its way on stage, the result is a crashing disaster for Mickey's grand opera. Chip and Dale devise some devilish deeds to capture a bank robber and Donald Duck becomes a child psychologist when his three prankish nephews visit.
A WALT DISNEY production

Superstore's general manager Mike Read makes a special selection from the very best music featured in the recent series of Saturday Superstore, including in the first of two programmes: Altered Images, Bad Manners, David Bowie, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Haysi Fantayzee and Duran Duran - plus special appearances, your requests, and lots, lots more.

with Moira Stuart ; Weatherman

starring Michael Crawford written by RAYMOND ALLEN from stories by MICHAEL CRAWFORD featuring Michele Dotrice with Glynn Edwards , Glyn Houston
Music RONNIE RAZLHURST Designer RICHARD MDRRIS Produced and directed by SYDNEY LOTTIRBY

The feature film starring
John Wayne , Katharine Hepburn
The Duke returns to his Oscar-winning role of Rooster Cogburn; here meeting his match in Katharine Hepburn as the preacher-lady who joins his ' posse' to avenge her father's death. After being relieved of his badge for becoming too trigger-happy in his pursuit of law and order, the dissolute, one-eyed Deputy Marshal, Rooster Cogburn, is offered reinstatement if he can bring back alive a band of outlaws who have hijacked a wagon-load of nitroglycerine and guns.
Screenplay by MARTIN JULIEN suggested by the character Rooster Cogburn from the novel True Grit
Produced by HAL B. WALLIS
Directed by STUART MILLAR. Films: p 20

The Three of a Kind team returns with a special programme for Bank Holiday Monday.
Starring Lenny Henry, Tracey Ullman, David Copperfield
with special guest Phil Collins

with Moira Stuart and the BBC's reporters and correspondents around the world Weatherman

The music of Irving Berlin Noel Coward, George Gershwin and Cole Porter starring
Hinton Battle, Lewis Collins, Frank Gorshin, Eartha Kitt, John Moffatt, Elaine Paige, Ann Reinking, Bobby Short
A musical spectacular made specially for television.
Ann Reinking and Lewis Collins sing and dance their way through the bright lights of Berlin, London, New York, New Orleans and Paris, meeting Elaine Paige, Eartha Kitt and Frank Gorshin along the way.
The BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by Alexander Faris Ambrosian Chorus, chorus-master John McCarthy
Staged and choreographed by TERRY GILBERT
Additional choreography (American In Paris) IRVING DAVIES
Designed by JOHN STOLL Costumes JENNY BEAVAM
Book by PAUL Myirs, ned sherrin and DICK VOSBURGH
A BRENT WALKER/BBCtv CO-PRODUCTION
Executive producer GEORGE WALKER
Concept and production by JUDITH DI PAUL
Directed by JOHN VERNON

Following the triumph of Sir Richard Attenborough 's Gandhi at the Academy Awards, Barry Norman assesses the current state of the British film industry, including: Ascendancy: Julie Covington stars in this award-winning British Film Institute production about a privileged young woman whose hitherto sheltered life is changed by events in Belfast in the 1920s.
Educating Rita: Michael Caine , a disillusioned university professor, is persuaded to take on the educating of a young working-class woman, Julie Walters , who recreates the role she played in the successful stage version of Willie Russell 's play.
Verity Lambert , recently appointed Director of Production for Thorn EMI Films, talks about her new plans for the company's future.
Director BRUCE THOMPSON Producer JUDY LINDSAY

as Sergeant Bilko

followed by News and Weather for Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales