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Weather followed by Children's BBC
Introduced by Simon Parkin and Andi Peters. Starting with Defenders of the Earth
Kshin saves the Defenders from an evil monster who is out to destroy the Earth.

Contributors

Introduced By:
Simon Parkin
Introduced By:
Andi Peters.

The Playbus stops today at the Patch Shop.
Peggy Bird spots owls and a golden eagle.
Storyteller: Simon Davis. Story: The Sleepy Owl.
Writer/Illustrator Marcus Pfister
Music Jonathan Cohen
Producer Anne Gobey

Contributors

Unknown:
Peggy Bird
Unknown:
Simon Davis.
Unknown:
Marcus Pfister
Music:
Jonathan Cohen
Producer:
Anne Gobey
Patch's friend:
Vanessa Amberleigh

Weather followed by Daytime Live
Part two of the search for locations that inspired author Daphne du Maurier. With Alan Titchmarsh and Judi Spiers.

Contributors

Unknown:
Alan Titchmarsh
Unknown:
Judi Spiers.

Also starring
Marilyn Maxwell
'The Kid' has to find$10,000 by Christmas Day or face the concrete consequences when he gives racketeer Moose Moran a racing tip that backfires.
Director Sidney Lanfield
0 FILMS: pages 17-20

Contributors

Unknown:
Marilyn Maxwell
Unknown:
Moose Moran
Director:
Sidney Lanfield
Lemon Drop Kid:
Bob Hope
Brainy:
Marilyn Maxwell
Oxford Charlie:
Lloyd Nolan
Nellie Thursday:
Jane Darwell
Moose Moran:
Fred Clark
Straight Flush:
Jay C Flippen

Mark McGann tells the story of Mr Prendergast 's Return by Roy Apps.
Director Graham Booth
Producer Celia Bonner
BBC North (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Mark McGann
Unknown:
Mr Prendergast
Unknown:
Roy Apps.
Director:
Graham Booth
Producer:
Celia Bonner

A 13-part serial by Valerie Georgeson from a story by Margaret Stuart Barry.
6: The Witch is ill, so it's a good job her sister is a witch doctor. But did she have to bring a gorilla with her? (For cast see page 45) (R)

Contributors

Unknown:
Valerie Georgeson
Story By:
Margaret Stuart Barry.

A magic comedy series for children written by Jim Bywater.
Guest Tim Bat
3: Crabtree's ears go into overdrive this week. Now you see him, now you don't. with Anthony Davis , Thomas Duncan , Viveka Dagnell , Verona Marshall and Rad Kohanzad. Director Adrian Mills
Producer Judy Whitfield

Contributors

Written By:
Jim Bywater.
Unknown:
Tim Bat
Unknown:
Anthony Davis
Unknown:
Thomas Duncan
Unknown:
Viveka Dagnell
Unknown:
Verona Marshall
Producer:
Judy Whitfield
Woody:
David Wood
Mickie:
Paul Zenon
Mr Sadd:
John Surman
Norman:
Robin Sneller
Crabtree:
Marcus Clarke
Jeanie:
Sonya May
Hanna:
Prudence Oliver
Zoe:
Patsy Palmer

Live from the Channel Tunnel.
Thirty metres below the English Channel, and from the control centre on Shakespeare Cliff near Dover, a report on the biggest civil engineering project in Europe and the safety measures that are being installed. What will it be like to ride through a 50km tube under the sea?
From the coast near Calais, French reporter
Isabelle Staes checks on progress and investigates precautions being taken to avoid the risk of rabies.
With Judith Hann ,
Peter Macann , Howard Stableford and Kate Bellingham. Producer Martin Mortimore
Studio director Philip Dolling Editor Richard Reisz

Contributors

Unknown:
Isabelle Staes
Unknown:
Judith Hann
Unknown:
Peter MacAnn
Unknown:
Howard Stableford
Unknown:
Kate Bellingham.
Producer:
Martin Mortimore
Editor:
Richard Reisz

First showing on network television. Starring Robert De Niro
Jeremy Irons
1750: deep in the South
American jungle Fr Gabriel , a Jesuit priest, establishes the outpost mission of San Carlos with the hostile
Guarani Indians. But soon he finds his life in the greatest danger.
Original story and screenplay by Robert Bolt
Producers Fernando Ghia and David Puttnam
Director Roland Joffe
W FEATURE: page 12
● FILMS: pages 17-20
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Contributors

Unknown:
Robert de Niro
Unknown:
Fr Gabriel
Play By:
Robert Bolt
Unknown:
David Puttnam
Director:
Roland Joffe
Mendoza:
Robert de Niro
Fr Gabriel:
Jeremy Irons
Altamirano:
Ray McAnally
Felipe:
Aiden Quinn
Hontar:
Ronald Pickup

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BBC One is a TV channel that started broadcasting on the 20th April 1964. It replaced BBC Television.

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