It Shouldn't Happen to a Dog An RKO film

with Frank Bough Sally Magnusson Jeremy Paxman and Pamela Armstrong

(R)

But first this.... with Anthea Turner

Starting with:
Boss Cat: The Golden Fleecing
(R)

with Tony Hart, Margot Wilson and Mr Bennett

Floorpainting and fingerprinting, monoprints and rubber stamps.
(R)

But first.... your birthday greetings with Anthea Turner
Followed by:

Play School
Presenters Sheelagh Gilbey and Nigel Makin
Story: "The Day the Sky Fell In" adapted by Liberty and Nicola Hutton

and The Perishers
Featuring Leonard Rossiter as 'Boot' (R)

with pupils from
Twyford Church of England High School

But first this.... summertime magazine including:

Zorro's Fighting Legion
Last episode of a classic serial in eight parts starring Reed Hadley as Zorro, Sheila Darcy as Volita

Zorro gains a new ally in his bid to unmask Don del Oro. Will he succeed?

The last of six introductory guides to making videos Worth a Thousand Words
Media Arts Lab in Swindon is a community-based workshop committed to bringing the pleasure and potential of video within the reach of everyone. (R) (e)

Fringe Benefits
J.R. and Cliff are in competition for the same oil refinery, but it is up to the women to show who is the best man.
Written by WILL LORIN
Directed by MICHAEL PREECE (R)
(For cast see page 38 Shown again on Tuesday at 10.5am))

with Philip Hayton
Weather JOHN KETTLEY

The Max Ramsay
Appreciation Society members plan their revenge. (For cast see page 38. Shown again on Tuesday at 10.5am)

Starring Bette Davis, Paul Muni, Brian Aherne, Claude Rains, Gale Sondergaard
Duped by Napoleon III, Maximilian von Hapsburg and his beautiful wife Carlotta arrive in Mexico under the impression that the people have elected him Emperor, but discover that they are being used by the French to destroy the democratically-elected Juarez.
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Andrew Harvey introduces the last of ten programmes for swimmers and non-swimmers.
(R) (e)

Andy Crane - starting with:

Heathcliff and Marmaduke: Tricky Treat, Of Mice and Menace, Beach Brawl
(R)

A series in five parts created and written by Bob Block

An alien on board the Voyager blends in with the surroundings.
(R)

(R) (Ceefax subtitles)

Tomorrow afternoon in Rome the finest assembly of track and field athletes will set out to capture what many consider the most significant titles in their sports.
Using the most up-to-date statistics and relevant action, Desmond Lynam , Brendan Poster and David Moorcroft try to forecast some of the week's winners from this most eagerly-awaited event.

with Sue Lawley and Nicholas Witchell

Weather Ian McCaskill

with Derek Jameson moonlighting with his very own particular style of charm

A ten-part natural history of Britain and Ireland
Presented by Julian Pettifer 9: Sheltering with Man Foxes, bats, robins and blackbirds have left the dwindling woodland and, with cuckoos, sparrowhawks and badgers, can be found thriving in suburbia.
Here in the modern world there is shelter for their more ancient way of life. Produced by JOHN DOWNER BBC Bristol (R)
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

The Sublet
A disturbed woman, a missing child, a desperate mother: as concern grows over Krystina even Alexis can spare the time from some delicate dealing to offer her help. Meanwhile Adam goes looking for a fight.
Written by EDWARD DEBLASIO Directed by DON MEDFORD
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES

with Nicholas Witchell and Andrew Harvey Regional News
Weekend Weather

A special edition featuring the unique wit, observations and humour of Dave Allen. With SUSAN JAMESON
MICHAEL SHARVELL-MARTIN
ROBERT EAST, PAUL MCDOWELL SAM KELLY , ROGER MARTIN and LISA BLOOR Written by DAVE ALLEN. PETER VINCENT
Produced by PETER WHITMORE , BILL WILSON (R)

Introduced by Jane Glover who also talks to tonight's soloist, the soprano
Felicity Lott , and to Bernard Haitink , who conducts the BBC Symphony Orchestra leader RODNEY FRIEND
Solo pianist John Alley This week's programme features two 20th-century masters of instrumental colour. Ravel: Sheherezade is a sumptuous evocation of the Orient. Originally planned as an opera, it crystallised into a ravishing song-cycle for soprano and orchestra.
In Stravinsky: Petrushka the composer had in mind 'a distinct picture of a puppet, suddenly endowed with life.' His richly-scored ballet - set in the 1830s at a bustling Shrovetide fair in St Petersburg - reflects the dance theme of this year's Prom season, and is being performed in the original concert version Stravinsky made in 1911. Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Lighting DENNIS BUTCHER
Assistant producer KR1SS RUSMANIS Executive producers
KENNETH CORDEN. RODNEY GREENBERG Directed by HUMPHREY BURTON

I starring
Ellen Burstyn
Kris Kristofferson
Widowed after a rather dull marriage,
Alice Hyatt decides that life may pass her by. She is
35 attractive and resilient, has a 12-year-old son and no money. She decides to sell up home, head for Monterey and take up her old profession as a singer. Her journey, adventures and romance provide the eventful narrative to this moving and richly comic film.
Ellen Burstyn won an Oscar for her performance, and the movie helped establish the reputation of its director, who also made Taxi Driver and The Color of Money.
Screenplay by ROBERT GETCHELL produced by DAVID SUSSKIND. AUDREY MAAS Directed by MARTIN SCORSESE
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