Harry by the Sea by GENE ZION Illustrated by MARGARET BLOY GRAHAM Presenters this week
Sarah Long , Johnny Ball
I Repeated today on BBC2 at 3.55 pm)

i Shown at 11.0 am)

with William Rushton The Geranium of Flute written and illustrated by WILLIAM RUSHTON
Director JOHN PROWSE Producer DAPHNE JONES
Executive producer ANNA HOME
Jackanory is back on BBC1 tomorrow)

England v Pakistan Fourth day
Coverage up to the close of play direct from The Oval

Andre Tahon's Company of the Champs-Elysees Theatre - one of the world's leading puppet theatres-has delighted audiences for a generation -including two Royal Command Performances.
In this special English performance, filmed in France, the programme includes
Corps de Ballet; Papotin the compere cuts a figure; Russian Dance; The Blackbird and the Butterfly; The Siamese Idol; A glimpse behind the scenes; Mozart Cha-Cha

The Riddle of the Rook
The rook is a bird which almost everyone knows - but knows almost nothing about. For example, how do these mysterious birds control their own numbers with such efficiency? Year after year some farmers kill every young rook on their land only to find that, come winter, the rook population has doubled.
This is a riddle that scientists are still trying to solve.
Director and narrator
HUGH FALKUS
Scientific editor PROF NIKO TINBERGEN Presented by CHRISTOPHER PARSONS (Bristol)

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Till Tomorrow featuring the songs of DON MCLEAN, who, following in the tradition of Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan , has become one of America's leading folk singers.
In a performance filmed at Columbia University his songs include ' Vincent,' ' Babylon ' - and 'Till tomorrow.' In this programme from America, the producer uses Don McLean 's words and music to provide a portrait of contemporary America.
Producer and director ROBERT ELFSTROM

A popular Western film series.

Young Blue is no match for the pretty trickster he falls for, as his solicitous stepmother can see all too clearly. Fortunately for the family, there is a change of heart - by whom, it remains to be seen.

from the Comedy Theatre, London featuring Sue
Aldred Clive Anderson , Jon Canter
Jane Ellison , Geoff McGivern Griffith Rhys Jones
Martin Smith , Crispin Thomas Written by ADAMS- SMITH-ADAMS CLIVE ANDERSON , ROBERT BENTON JON CANTER , SIMON LEVENE GRIFFITH RHYS JONES and JIM SIEGELMAN
Music composed by SIMON JOLY NIGEL HESS , ALEX INGRAMS and ADAMS-SMITH-ADAMS
Musical director NIGEL HESS
Original Cambridge Arts Theatre production by ROBERT BENTON. Presented by RICHARD JACKSON and ANTONY ROOT in association with MICHAEL WHITE
Lighting HARRY THOMAS. Sound ROBIN LUXFORD. Make-up JACKI FITZ-MAURICE Costumes JUNE WILSON , JUDY BIRDWOOD Designer RICHARD WILKINSON
Producer for TV DENNIS MAIN WILSON Oh No It Isn't!: Friday 11.15 pm R4

Two Gallants
A film adaptation of a story from Dubliners, the first book published by JAMES JOYCE with Derry Power as Lenehan Donal McCann as Corley
Director GAVIN MILLAR Editor BILL MORTON

Jack Palance , Burgess Meredith Beverly Adams , Peter Cushing star in Torture Garden
Five visitors to a carnival are dared by the sinister Dr Diabolo to enter his inner sanctum where he promises them a horrific glimpse of what the future has in store for them - if they permit the evil in their nature to rule their lives. This spine-chilling study of Gothic horror features a starstudded cast - as well as a special, spectral guest appearance by the ghost of Edgar Allan Poe.
Ronald Wyatt. ..........JACK PALANCE
Screenplay by ROBERT BLOCH based on his own stories Director FREDDIE FRANCIS
This Week's Films: page 15

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