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TINA HEATH tells the Jewish story of Hillel the Gentle Man; MIKE AMATT sings his own song about ' Jesus' Disciples'; CHRISTOPHER LILLICRAP spins the football yarn of Tosher and the Team.
Script editor NOEL VINCENT Director SID WADDELL
Assistant producer JUDY MERRY Producer DAVID BROWN

Contributors

Unknown:
Mike Amatt
Unknown:
Christopher Lillicrap
Editor:
Noel Vincent
Director:
Sid Waddell
Producer:
David Brown

Worship, prayer-sharing and celebration in which viewers are linked by television from home to home.
This is the day which the Lord has made! ,
We shall rejoice and be glad in it.
The service is led by members of the viewing congregation.
Today's speaker is DEACONESS DIANA MCCLATCHEY , who joins some friends in the parish of Hartlebury, near Kidderminster.
Old Testament reading: Genesis 3. w 17-19 Gospel: Mark 1, vv 12-15
Hymn for meditation: Father, hear the Drayer we offer (Sussex)
Director GEOFFREY MARSHALL-TAYLOR Producer MICHAEL SHOESMITH Series producer ANGELA TILBY

Contributors

Unknown:
Diana McClatchey
Producer:
Angela Tilby

The people of this country have chosen their representation in Parliament. Asian Magazine looks at the impact of Asian votes and the participation of the ethnic community in politics.
Away from politics, KAKA SINGH meets a young Asian drama student, FEROZA SYAL, who in the recent National Students' Drama Festival was the first Asian to participate and won two prestigious awards. She performs extracts from the monologue One of Us.
Music today is by the popular singer from India, A. HARIHARAN.
Producer KRISHAN GOULD
Executive producer ASHOK RAMPAL
BBC Pebble Mill

Contributors

Unknown:
A. Hariharan.
Producer:
Krishan Gould

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 of the Royal Hong Kong Police Force.
DET-CHIEF INSP BERE as Himself
11.10
Sunny Shatin - The Ghost Story
A gang of children go on a ghost hunt and have some frightening encounters. Or are they just imagining things?
11.45 Sunny Shatin - Bird and Cat A wild cat irritates the residents of the Lek Yuen Estate and the cockatoo disappears. What happened to it?

The last in the series
10: Aids to communication
A hearing aid is just that- an aid. Lip-reading too is an aid. To get the most advantage from them they need to be considered as elements in a 'communication package' - and that package should have a number of different additional elements in it as well. Presented by CHRISTINE MARTIN and JACQUIE HOLDSTOCK With SILVER SHERLOCK
Director JOHN BROOKE
Producer BRIGIT BARRY

Contributors

Presented By:
Christine Martin
Presented By:
Jacquie Holdstock
Unknown:
Silver Sherlock
Director:
John Brooke
Producer:
Brigit Barry

The last in a series about responses to youth unemployment.
What do you do when you run out of schemes?
Almost half of the unemployed are under 25. CLARE SHORT, Director of Youthaid, examines what opportunities and facilities there are for the young unemployed people in the town of Workington, Cumbria.
Producer IAN WOOLF
Director ROBERT ALBURY

Contributors

Producer:
Ian Woolf
Director:
Robert Albury

starring Horst Buchholz
Mary Costa , Rossano Brazzi
The timeless melodies of the Strauss family ring through this colourful and spectacular story set against the bustling gaiety of 19th-century Vienna. In spite of his father's refusal to allow his legitimate son a career in music, when the ' Waltz King' dies, his son takes over the baton and embarks on a triumphant career.
Commentary sung by KENNETH MCKELLAR
Music by the STRAUSS family and OFFENBACH Produced and directed by ANDREW L. STONE. Films: page 11

Contributors

Unknown:
Horst Buchholz
Unknown:
Mary Costa
Sung By:
Kenneth McKellar
Directed By:
Andrew L. Stone.
Johann Strauss:
Horst Buchholz
Jetty Treffz:
Mary Costa
Baron Tedesco:
Rossano Brazzi
Johann Strauss Sr:
Nigel Patrick
Anna Strauss:
Yvonne Mitchell
Josef Strauss:
James Faulkner
Lili Weyl:
Vicki Woolf
Emilie Trampusch:
Susan Robinson

The first of seven award-winning wildlife films. For more than a year the teenage naturalist and cameraman, Simon King , explored the rich and various habitats of the south of England. 1: Downland
Editor TONY WILLIAMS Producer JOHN KING

Contributors

Unknown:
Simon King
Editor:
Tony Williams
Producer:
John King

A serial in five parts based on the exploits of Twm Sion Cati
Created by Lynn Hughes
Written by Gruffydd Parry
Starring John Ogwen as Thomas Jones, Jane Asher as Lady Joanne, Jack May as John Stedman, Tom Owen as Young Stedman, Philip Madoc as Vicar Davyd, Meredith Edwards as Sir Tom, Godfrey James as Shanco

Sheriff Stedman is incensed by the loss of the gun samples. His men are searching for the thieves and Thomas Jones is a prime suspect in Vicar Davyd's eyes. Somewhere Red Owain lies in wait - for he too has a score to settle.

BBC Wales
(Repeat)

Contributors

Created by:
Lynn Hughes
Writer:
Gruffydd Parry
Producer/Director:
George P. Owen
Director:
Christopher King
Thomas Jones:
John Ogwen
Lady Joanne:
Jane Asher
John Stedman:
Jack May
Young Stedman:
Tom Owen
Vicar Davyd:
Philip Madoc
Sir Tom:
Meredith Edwards
Shanco:
Godfrey James
Cati:
Elen Roger Jones
Agnes:
Rachel Thomas
Lewys Ddu:
Ronnie Williams
Traveller:
Dillwyn Owen
Traveller:
Hubert Rees
Steward:
Stewart Jones
Ieuan Rogers:
Dewi Morris
Dewi:
Dyfed Thomas
Elinor:
Gillian Elisa Thomas
Rhys:
Huw Ceredig
Robin:
Gareth Armstrong
Maid:
Elliw Haf
Mrs Davyd:
Beryl Hearne
Red Owain:
Terence Davies
Peasant:
Jackie Scarvellis

with Thora Hird
In this last programme of the current series, Thora introduces nine popular and rousing hymns with the theme of ' praise '.
All creatures of our God and King (Lasst uns erfreuen); Thou whose almighty word (Moscow); Praise we the Lord who made all beauty; This Is the day (Choruses); The old rugged cross;
Fill thou my life (Richmond); Praise, my soul, the King of heaven; I to the hills (Dundee); All people that on earth do dwell (Old 100th)
Director SIMON HAMMOND Producer ELIZABETH GORT
* Subtitles on Ceefax page 170

Contributors

Unknown:
Thora Hird
Director:
Simon Hammond
Producer:
Elizabeth Gort

A second series in eight episodes written by EWART ALEXANDER based on characters created by JOHN QUIGLEY starring with Louie Ramsay , Andrew Keir Anne Kristen , Heather James
Sally Osborn , Simon Cowell-Parker and Dallas Adams
2 - FIONA: Should I tell your mother about your father's intentions? It might establish my innocence.
Music by PAUL LEWIS
Designers ALEX GOURLAY. ALAN WRIGHT Producer GERAINT MORRIS Director DAVID REYNOLDS BBC Scotland

Contributors

Written By:
Ewart Alexander
Unknown:
John Quigley
Unknown:
Louie Ramsay
Unknown:
Andrew Keir
Unknown:
Anne Kristen
Unknown:
Heather James
Unknown:
Sally Osborn
Unknown:
Simon Cowell-Parker
Music By:
Paul Lewis
Music By:
Designers Alex Gourlay.
Music By:
Alan Wright
Producer:
Geraint Morris
Director:
David Reynolds
Robert King:
Eric Deacon
Rita King:
Louie Ramsay
Morrison:
Andrew Keir
Mrs Veitch:
Anne Kristen
Fiona King:
Heather James
Gwen Hoey:
Sally Osborn
James King:
Simon Cowell-Parker
Calderwood:
Dallas Adams
ROSS:
Malcolm Rennie
McNair:
Michael McKevitt
Andrew Whyte:
Lain Lauchlan
Inspector Thomson:
Tom Watson
Byrne:
Robert Hartley

Join Wayne Sleep in a Sunday night entertainment of music, dance and comedy starring Britain's top dancers including Bonnie Langford, Finola Hughes, Cherry Gillespie, Stewart Avon Arnold, Linda Mae Brewer, Geoff Davids, Nelson Fernandez, Claud-Paul Henry, Helen Mason, Andy Norman, Robert (B.J.) Ryan, Victoria Shellard, Paul Tomkinson and featuring, from the Royal Ballet, Lesley Collier, Wayne Eagling and Graham Fletcher
Resident choreographer ANTHONY VAN LAAST
Guest choreographers BILL DRYSDALE, ESMOND KRESLEY and ARLENE PHILLIPS Additional choreography FREDERICK ASHTON
Artistic consultant WAYNE SLEEP
Original music and songs by HOWARD GOODALL, DAVID MINDEL and PHIL PICKETT
Script material KIM FULLER, MIKE RADFORD
Musical director LAURIE HOLLOWAY
Associate producer jiu. MARSHALL
Directed by RON ISTED, COLIN NEARS and BRIAN WHITEHOUSE
Produced by TOM GUTTERIDGE
Music from The Hot Shoe Show (record RES 476 or cassette ZCF 476) from retailers

Contributors

Unknown:
Bonnie Langford
Unknown:
Finola Hughes
Unknown:
Cherry Gillespie
Unknown:
Stewart Avon
Unknown:
Linda Mae Brewer
Unknown:
Geoff Davids
Unknown:
Nelson Fernandez
Unknown:
Claud-Paul Henry
Unknown:
Helen Mason
Unknown:
Andy Norman
Unknown:
Victoria Shellard
Unknown:
Paul Tomkinson
Unknown:
Lesley Collier
Unknown:
Wayne Eagling
Unknown:
Graham Fletcher
Unknown:
Anthony Van Laast
Unknown:
Bill Drysdale
Unknown:
Esmond Kresley
Artistic:
Frederick Ashton
Songs By:
Howard Goodall
Songs By:
David Mindel
Songs By:
Phil Pickett
Unknown:
Kim Fuller
Unknown:
Mike Radford
Director:
Laurie Holloway
Directed By:
Ron Isted
Directed By:
Brian Whitehouse
Produced By:
Tom Gutteridge

with Esther Rantzen
Consumer advice, investigations, misprints, mishaps and real-life humour drawn from your letters. The reporters are Bill Buckley Gavin Campbell , Michael Groth and at the That's Life Newsdesk Doc Cox and Joanna Monro
Director BOB MARSLAND
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Editor GORDON WATTS

Contributors

Unknown:
Esther Rantzen
Unknown:
Bill Buckley
Unknown:
Gavin Campbell
Unknown:
Michael Groth
Unknown:
Joanna Monro
Director:
Bob Marsland
Producer:
Esther Rantzen
Editor:
Gordon Watts

Eight films about Fred Dibnah 2: A Vision of Heaven
By night Fred works on his new steam engine, sending tremors through the neighbourhood with the blows of his steam hammer. By day he is spending more time than he intended snooping round scrapyards for parts, pursued by despairing customers including several vicars in fear for their sagging fabric. For one he puts up a weathercock and is moved on the spire top to reflect on the afterlife. Narrator Deryck Guyler Film editor PETER GIBBS
Written and produced by DON HAWORTH BBC Manchester

Contributors

Narrator:
Deryck Guyler
Editor:
Peter Gibbs
Produced By:
Don Haworth

A five-part series
2: Follow My Leader
During the Second World War, magazines encouraged women to help in the war effort. But this new-found independence was short-lived when in the 50s the consumer boom and the magazines helped re-establish women in the home. Commentary by MAUREEN LIPMAN Director MARION ALLINSON
Producer BERNARD ADAMS

Contributors

Commentary By:
Maureen Lipman
Director:
Marion Allinson
Producer:
Bernard Adams

The Stella Artois Championships from the Queen's Club, London. Highlights of today's finals which should give some indication to the form for Wimbledon in a week's time.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentator DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , MARK COX Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , JOHN PHILIPS

Contributors

Introduced By:
Barry Davies
Commentator:
Dan Maskell
Commentator:
John Barrett
Producers:
Johnnie Watherston

BBC One London

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