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British biopic, starring Anna Neagle
Robert Newton
Amyjohnson's determination and spirit of adventure made her one of Britain's best-loved flyers - but her marriage to fellow pilot Jim Mollinson soon brought them both down to earth with a bump. With Edward Chapman , Joan Kemp-Welch , Nora Swinburne , Charles Carson.
Director Herbert Wilcox ● FILMS: pages 49-56

Contributors

Unknown:
Anna Neagle
Unknown:
Robert Newton
Unknown:
Jim Mollinson
Unknown:
Edward Chapman
Unknown:
Joan Kemp-Welch
Unknown:
Nora Swinburne
Unknown:
Charles Carson.
Director:
Herbert Wilcox

Magazine programme for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Why do so many hearing aids end up unworn? With
Clive Mason and Jack Ashley. With signing and subtitles.
* STEREO

Contributors

Unknown:
Clive Mason
Unknown:
Jack Ashley.

Ten-part Italian course.
5: Anna Mazzotti visits Bologna. (Also on Radio 5 at 7.30pm)
● REVISION UNE: 089 1 -[number removed](calls are 36p per minute cheap rate. 48p other times). ● BBC COURSE BOOK: price£9.99. from booksellers: orfour audio cassettes (£24.99) or CD pack (£49.99).

Contributors

Unknown:
Anna Mazzotti

A three-part series on racial harassment.
2: Living in Fear. Thousands of people in Britain are the subject of persistent racial harassment, ranging from abuse to arson. Police and local authorities have a duty to protect victims - but how effective are they?
● TRAINING NOTES: price £5.00, from [address removed]

FILM Continuing the John I Ford season with this comedy drama, starring
John Wayne, Lee Marvin
A US sailor's idyllic new life on a South Sea island is rudely interrupted by the arrival of his Boston-reared daughter.
(John Ford is the subject of Omnibus on Tuesday at 10.25pm, followed by She Wore a Yellow Ribbon at 11.1 5pm) ● FILMS: pages 49-56

Contributors

Unknown:
Lee Marvin
Guns Donovan:
John Wayne
Boats Cilhooley:
Lee Marvin
DocDedkam:
Jack Warden
Amelia Dedham:
Elizabeth Allen
Andre:
Cesar Romero
Fleur:
Dorothy Lamour

MPs, ministers and nobles strip down to their bare essentials for the annual House of Commons v House of Lords swimming gala. Plus, news of Franco Moschino 's first fashion show for three years. With Jeff Banks , Caryn Franklin and Brenda Emmanus.
● STEREO

Contributors

Unknown:
Franco Moschino
Unknown:
Jeff Banks
Unknown:
Caryn Franklin
Unknown:
Brenda Emmanus.

A six-part drama based on Mary Norton 's books about a family who are only 15cm tall.
4: George and Arrietty manage to rescue Pod and Homily but there are new dangers outside.
Adapted by Richard Carpenter Producer Grainne Marmion
Director John Henderson
A Working Title production for BBCtv
0 STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Mary Norton
Adapted By:
Richard Carpenter
Director:
John Henderson
Pod:
Ian Holm
Homily:
Penelope Wilton
Arrietty:
Rebecca Callard
Spiller:
Daniel Newman
George:
Paul Cross
Mildeye:
Tony Haygarth
MrsDriver:
Sian Phillips
Crampfurl:
David Ryall

Actress Jenny Seagrove appeals on behalf of the Eating Disorders Association. Plus, charity news from
Cliff Michelmore and Joanna Kaye. ● STEREO
● DONATIONS: [address removed]; or telephone [number removed].

Contributors

Unknown:
Jenny Seagrove
Unknown:
Cliff Michelmore
Unknown:
Joanna Kaye.

A celebration of St Andrew 's
Tide and the first Sunday in Advent from the Winter
Gardens on Glasgow Green. With Pam Rhodes. Hymns: 0 Come, 0 Come Emmanuel; Our
God Reigns; Seeds Scattered and Sown; We Cannot Measure How You Heal; Adoramus Te Domine;
Jubilate Deo.
Producer Andrew Barr
Editor Roger Hutchings
0 STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888

Contributors

Unknown:
St Andrew
Unknown:
Glasgow Green.
Unknown:
Pam Rhodes.
Producer:
Andrew Barr
Editor:
Roger Hutchings

Roy Clarke's comedy series starring Bill Owen, Peter Sallis, Brian Wilde

Marina asks Clegg to deliver her birthday gift for Howard.
With Jim Bowen and Tony Capstick.

(Stereo; Teletext Subtitles: p 888)

Contributors

Writer:
Roy Clarke
Compo:
Bill Owen
Clegg:
Peter Sallis
Foggy:
Brian Wilde
Ivy:
Jane Freeman
Edie:
Thora Hird
Nora Batty:
Kathy Staff
Marina:
Jean Fergusson
Howard:
Robert Fyfe
Pearl:
Juliette Kaplan
Wesley:
Gordon Wharmby
Eli:
Danny O'Dea
Glenda:
Sarah Thomas
[Actor]:
Jim Bowen
[Actor]:
Tony Capstick
Director/Producer:
Alan J W Bell

Last in the comedy series starring Pauline Quirke, Linda Robson.
Sharon thinks sisterly bonds should overcome everything - especially husbands. Tracey doesn't agree.
With Lesley Joseph, Alun Lewis and Peter Polycarpou.
Episode written by Gary Lawson
An Alomo production for BBCtv
(Stereo) (Teletext subtitles: p 888)

Contributors

Writer:
Gary Lawson
Writer:
John Phelps
Director:
Terry Kinane
Producer:
Candida Julian-Jones
Sharon:
Pauline Quirke
Tracey:
Linda Robson
Dorien:
Lesley Joseph
Darryl:
Alun Lewis
Chris:
Peter Polycarpou

Second of a three-part satirical portrait of London, adapted by Justin Cartwright from his own novel, starring David Dukes Kristin Scott Thomas Nathaniel Parker Lionel Jeffries
Simba has vanished - possibly to kill the escaped lion. Miles seeks new opportunities in the world of kick-boxing. Victoria wonders how to use Bernie and Tim in her campaign.
Producer Kevin Loader Director Gavin Millar
0 STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES p 888

Contributors

Adapted By:
Justin Cartwright
Unknown:
David Dukes
Unknown:
Kristin Scott Thomas
Unknown:
Nathaniel Parker
Unknown:
Lionel Jeffries
Producer:
Kevin Loader
Director:
Gavin Millar
TimCurtiz:
David Dukes
Victoria Rolfe KRISTIN:
Scott Thomas
MilesGoodall:
Nathaniel Parker
Bernie Koppel:
Lionel Jeffries
Simba Cochrane:
Jimmy Jewel
Caretaker:
Lila Kaye
Gemma Curtiz:
Christina Ruggiero
Victoria's mother:
Fiona Walker
JamesTrentham:
Michael Fitzgerald
JoeBilger:
Ron Pember
Mike:
Kevin Allen
Tate lecturer:
Ian McNeice
Steve Bilger:
Jimmy Funt
Policeman:
William Osborne
Dance class madame:
Vera Jakob
Police Superintendent:
James Donnelly
Animal Rights Front leader:
Richard Strange
Animal Rights Front activist:
Amanda Pointer

Lost Boys. An exploration of the relationship between father and son through the stories of three men whose fathers were not there for them - either physically or emotionally. They talk with affection and understanding about the influence their father, present or absent, has had in their lives. It is not a film about blame but acceptance - suggesting that perhaps we ask the impossible of our parents in wanting them to give us everything we need. Producer Janna Letts
Series editor John Blake
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888 ● DOCUMENTARY: page9

Contributors

Producer:
Janna Letts
Editor:
John Blake

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