Written by MAURICE DODD featuring
LEONARD ROSSITER as Boot With JUDY BENNETT , SHEILA STEAFEL and PETER HAWKINS Music by TREVOR JONES Executive producer
GRAHAM CLUTTERBUCK

The Little Girl Lost
Hobo protects a 3-year-old girl when she wanders into a forest.

with Mike Read Keith Chegwin
Sarah Greene and Keith Harris and Orville Delia Smith
Norris McWhirter Kim Wilde
Giles Brandreth
What's in store this morning? Well for a start, cooking expert Delia Smith will be here -she'll be making chocolate truffles. Check out the recipe on page 79.
Keith Harris and Orville will be in to sing their latest song 'The superduck'. You can call them on [number removed](the lines are open from 8.30).
Expert on world records Norris McWhirter will be here in the store. He'll have details on some special seasonal superlatives.
In the music department will be Kim Wilde. You can hear her latest single.
Writer Giles Brandreth has a great selection of jokes and games to try out on the coffee shop - you can play them too!
If you're wondering what to see in the Christmas break, Sarah has her holiday films round-up to help you choose. Keith will be competing in a top-class show jumping event -live! So don't miss a minute.
For all the very best in cartoons, guests, pop music and jokes it must be Saturday SuperStore! Editor CHRIS BELLINGER
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with Jan Leeming Weatherman

A Disco Special
Gary Davies presents this colourful extravaganza featuring a wealth of young talent from the National
Association of Youth Clubs. Taking part in this year's contest are solo dancers and teams who have danced their way into a place in the Final, and now compete to be the 1984 champions.
Six Radio 1 DJs and a panel of top judges plus spectacular dance action from the World Rock 'n' Roll Champions and the music of Luna Park complete the bill. Arranged by ERNEST E. SMITH
Television lighting JOHN MASON Sound JOHN CAULFIELD
Production RICK GARDNER
(Organised by Mecca Leisure in association with the Bottlers of Coca-Cola)
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starring
Noel Edmonds
Tonight's show is full of magic, mystery and illusion. Mike Smith is with the outside broadcast cameras in a very tricky situation, and Noel presents more
Golden Egg Awards together with the hits.
Sound DAVID THOMPSON Lighting BRIAN CLEMETT Designer JOHN ANDERSON Production MICHAEL HURLL

starring
Sidney James
Kenneth Williams Jim Dale
Charles Hawtrey
Peter Butterworth
Joan Sims
A hilarious carry-on is guaranteed when Sir Rodney Ffing and Lord Darcy decide to lend a hand to the noble heads of France during the revolution of 1789. Known only by the sign of the Black Fingernail, the pair effect a number of spectacular rescues -but the malevolent Citizen
Camembert, head of the secret police, and his assistant Citizen Bidet, are soon on their trail. The elusive Black
Fingernail, master of disguise, strikes again and again and again in this rollicking farce from the Carry On team.
Screenplay by TALBOT ROTHWELL Produced by PETER ROGERS Directed by GERALD THOMAS
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Lancelot
The honeymoon is over and Krystle receives a series of crushing blows, not least when a mysterious phone caller threatens to take everything she has ever loved away from her.
Claudia too is the victim of a cruel practical joke - or is it, as Alexis claims, that she is losing touch with reality? Fallon refuses everybody's counsel and Kirby's condition deteriorates.... Written by MILLEE TAGGART Directed by IRVING MOORE
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Terry Wogan hosts his own talk show with top stars from home and abroad, people in the headlines and the best in entertainment. Programme associate CHRIS GREENWOOD
Lighting DICKIE HIGHAM
Designer DAVID BUCKINGHAM Director KEVIN BISHOP Producer GEOFF POSNER

with Jan Leeming Weatherman

The first of three films featuring one of Hollywood's most versatile stars. Tonight with Bruce Davison
Following a break-out from a reservation Ulzana, an Apache renegade and a group of braves carry out vicious raids - murdering and torturing local homesteaders and their families. Mclntosh, an ageing scout, and an idealistic young officer lead a cavalry troup in a frantic attempt to recapture the Indian. It is a mission that radically changes their lives.
Screenplay by ALAN SHARP
Produced by CARTER DE HAVEN Directed by ROBERT ALDRICH
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