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with Mike Read, Keith Chegwin, Sarah Greene, John Craven, Vicky Licorish

The biggest department store in British television reopens its doors for business at 9 o'clock sharp. General Manager Mike Read and his staff are here with great guests for you to chat to, chart-topping live bands, exclusive pop videos, your most requested cartoons plus competitions with the most amazing prizes.

Join Mike and the gang for the welcome return of all your old favourites plus a whole host of Superstore surprises.

Back pages: 86

Contributors

Presenter:
Mike Read
Presenter:
Keith Chegwin
Presenter:
Sarah Greene
Presenter:
John Craven
Presenter:
Vicky Licorish
Editor:
Chris Bellinger

by TERRY RAVENSCROFT starring Terry Scott and June Whitfield
Studio lighting TERRY BRETT Studio sound BOB FOLEY DesignerDONAL WOODS
Directed by MARTIN SHARDLOW Produced by ROBIN NASH

Contributors

Unknown:
Terry Ravenscroft
Unknown:
Terry Brett
Unknown:
Bob Foley
Designer:
Donal Woods
Directed By:
Martin Shardlow
Produced By:
Robin Nash
Grant:
Nick Maloney
Customer:
Jan Davies
Receptionist:
Adrienne Burgess
Milkman:
Johnny Wade
Friendly man:
George Waring
Taylor:
Michael Stainton
Black:
Roger Walker
Douane:
Kelly George
Shane:
Russell Lee Nash
Wayne:
Paul Reynolds

starring Bob Monkhouse More glorious prizes to be won on television's brightest and fastest comedy quiz show. Bob Monkhouse is your host as he fires general knowledge questions at four hopeful contestants.
Game devised by TERRY MARDELL and DAVID MOORE
Sound MIKE MCCARTHY Lighting PETER WESSON
Designer GRENVILLE HORNER Director TONY NEWMAN Producer JOHN BISHOP

Contributors

Unknown:
Bob Monkhouse
Unknown:
Terry Mardell
Unknown:
David Moore
Unknown:
Mike McCarthy
Designer:
Grenville Horner
Director:
Tony Newman

Coverage from Belfast of the whole of tonight's contest over 15 rounds.

Barry McGuigan (champion) v Bernard Taylor (challenger)

Barry McGuigan, the Clones Cyclone, makes his first defence of the title he won so convincingly on that memorable June evening in London.

Bernard Taylor, the 23-year-old American, who fought a draw with former champion Eusebio Pedroza, is the official No 1 challenger in this mandatory defence. Taylor, the BT Express, will need more than a good record to beat McGuigan. Nearly 7,000 fanatical supporters will lift the roof off the King's Hall at Belfast's first world title fight for 36 years - as local hero Barry makes the fight a truly home town affair.

Introduced by Desmond Lynam
Commentator Harry Carpenter
With Alan Minter

(In association with The Irish Permanent Building Society)

Video, McGuigan v Pedroza
(The WBA World Featherweight Championship, June 1985),
BBCB/BBCV 5027 from retailers

Contributors

Presenter:
Desmond Lynam
Boxer:
Barry McGuigan
Boxer:
Bernard Taylor
Commentator:
Harry Carpenter
Commentator:
Alan Minter
Telvision Presentation:
Bob Duncan
Producer:
Roger Moody
Editor:
John Rowlinson

by Tony Charles
Starring Anna Carteret as Insp Kate Longton
with David Ellison as Sgt Joseph Beck, Noel Collins as Sgt George Parrish, Mark Botham as PC Danny Sparks, C.J. Allen as PC Brian Kelleher and Edward Peel as Det Chief Insp Perrin

Are the man and woman sitting in the car an ordinary courting couple? Joe Beck thinks not. Both he and Kate are in for some surprises before the night is out.

Record, RESL 84, from retailers
(Ceefax subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Tony Charles
Series created by:
Ian Kennedy Martin
Script Editor:
Joan Clark
Designer:
Gloria Clayton
Producer:
Geraint Morris
Director:
Michael Owen Morris
Insp Kate Longton:
Anna Carteret
Sgt Joseph Beck:
David Ellison
Sgt George Parrish:
Noel Collins
PC Danny Sparks:
Mark Botham
PC Brian Kelleher:
C.J. Allen
Det Chief Insp Perrin:
Edward Peel
John Thorpe:
Mark Wing-Davey
Peter Dobson:
Denis Bond
Arthur Steadwell:
Paul Copley
PC Bill Trevor:
James Mansfield

Paul Daniels accompanies Anneka Rice to investigate witchcraft and things that go bump in the night in the appropriate settings of Glastonbury Tor and Wookey Hole.
He also introduces, from America, his studio guests: The popular ventriloquial comedy team, Willie Tyler and Lester, and, playing music like you have never heard before, Artis the Spoonman
featuring Debbie McGee

Contributors

Presenter/Magician:
Paul Daniels
Assistant:
Debbie McGee
Guest:
Anneka Rice
Ventriloquist:
Willie Tyler
Performer:
Artis the Spoonman
Musical Director:
Ken Jones
Programme Associate:
Ali Bongo
Technical Consultant:
Gil Leaney
Sound:
Malcolm Johnson
Lighting:
Bill Millar
Designer:
Martin Collins
Director:
David Taylor
Producer:
John Fisher

Starring Gene Wilder, Richard Pryor, JoBeth Williams.
Skip Donahue and Harry Monroe, two of New York's finest - but least successful - theatrical talents decide to head west to California and health, wealth and happiness. Unfortunately, a case of mistaken identity en route leads to them being put in jail - nothing serious, just 125 years apiece! Life inside is no bed of roses and Skip is determined to break out - not using the traditional wooden horse but a mechanical bucking bull!
Screenplay by BRUCE JAY FRIEDMAN Produced by HANNAH WEINSTEIN Directed by SIDNEY POITTER
(First showing on British television)
0 FEATURE: page 17

Contributors

Produced By:
Hannah Weinstein
Directed By:
Sidney Poitter
Skip Donahue:
Gene Wilder
Harry Monroe:
Richard Pryor
Rory Schultebrand:
George Stanford Brown
Meredith:
Jobeth Williams
Jesus Ramirez:
Miguelangel Suarez
Deputy Ward Wilson:
Craig T. Nelson
Warden Walter Beatty:
Barry Corbin
Blade:
Charles Weldon
Warden Henry Sampson:
Nicolas Coster
Len Garber:
Joel Brooks
Jack Graham:
Jonathan Banks
Grossberger:
Erland van Lidth Jeude
Guard:
Lewis van Bergen
Susan:
Lee Purcell

continues the season of acclaimed films introduced by Barry Norman tonight starring
Richard Attenborough Hermione Baddeley
William Hartnell
Set in the seaside town at the height of the holiday season, Brighton Rock tells the story of Pinkie Brown , a psychopathic gang leader, who hunts down a journalist responsible for the death of another hoodlum.
The Boulting Brothers' famous film version of Graham Greene 's novel is particularly notable for the menacing performance by Richard Attenborough as the 17-year-old Pinkie. This was one of the first British films to make extensive use of locations, giving the film a powerful sense of authenticity.
Screenlay by GRAHAM GREENE and TERENCE RATTIGAN
Produced by ROY BOULTING Directed by JOHN BOULTING 0 FEATURE: page 17
1.15-1.20* am Weather

Contributors

Introduced By:
Barry Norman
Unknown:
Richard Attenborough
Unknown:
Hermione Baddeley
Unknown:
William Hartnell
Unknown:
Pinkie Brown
Unknown:
Graham Greene
Unknown:
Richard Attenborough
Unknown:
Graham Greene
Unknown:
Terence Rattigan
Produced By:
Roy Boulting
Directed By:
John Boulting
Pinkie Brown:
Richard Attenborough
Ida Arnold:
Hermione Baddeley
Dallow:
William Hartnell
Prewitt:
Harcourt Williams
Spicer:
Wylie Watson
Cubitt:
Nigel Stock
Rose:
Carol Marsh
Fred Hale (Kolley Kibber):
Alan Wheatley
Phil Corkery:
George Carney
Colleoni:
Charles Goldner
Judy:
Virginia Winter
Frank:
Reginald Purdell

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