6.40 Chicago's Transport
7.05 The Chinese Revolution
7.30 Two Yorkshire Families
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6.40 Chicago's Transport
7.05 The Chinese Revolution
7.30 Two Yorkshire Families
Story Abracadabra by SUSAN EAMES Presenters:
MIRANDA CONNELL , DON SPENCER
5.0 Regional Analysis - Lancashire
5.25 Ford Interview: 2
5.50 The Novel and Television: 1
6.15 Deaf in a Hearing World
A series of five films about residential social work
2: Caring for the Elderly
'There's the best of food. You've a clean bed. You've clean clothes every week and you get a regular bath. What more do you want? ' (Resident of Old People's Home.) Is this kind of care enough?
Producer GORDON CROTON
with Michael Charlton
The extended Thursday edition of Newsday includes the day's News Summary and a longer look at one of the vital issues of the week. Preceded by Weather
Associate producer JOHN SHEARES Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON
from the novel by SYBILLE BEDFORD : dramatised in five parts by ROBERT MULLER starring Claire Bloom
Irene Handl , Jeremy Brett
Jenny Agutter , Richard Humdall Angela Pleasence
Geoffrey Whitehead , Robin Bailey the Narrator and Flora Robson
By a trick the Army persuaded Baron von Felden to return Johannes to Benzheim, and Gabriel was killed trying to prevent it. CLara and Gustavus, now married, have settled in with the Baron. Part 3.
Arthur Negus presents some of his favourite items from past" Collector's World programmes. This week: Culzean Castle
ARTHUR NEGUS visits this unusual example of Robert Adam 's architecture on the Ayrshire coast.
Director PAUL SMITH
Producer JOHN KING (BristoD
starring Twiggy and Danny La Rue in a revue featuring SHEILA WHITE
THE IRVING DAVIES DANCERS
RONNIE HAZLEHURST
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Musical arrangements
DENNIS WILSON , RONNIE HAZLEHURST Producer MICHAEL BURLL t.
Inferno - Can it Happen Here?
A fire in a high rise block of flats and on the top floor a man forced by the flames on to a balcony cries for help. But no fireman's ladder can reach him and rescue from inside is hampered by an out of order lift wrecked by vandals. Before the fireman could reach him the man died. It happened recently in London.
Can it happen again? Can worse happen? How safe from fire are buildings we live in and. work in -the flats, the office blocks and skyscraper hotels? Are the building regulations strict enough? Always obeyed? The recent film Towering Inferno focused attention on a real problem.
Men and women who have been involved in such fires talk on film to Harold Williamson , and in the studio Desmond Wilcox discusses ways of making our lives safe from the danger of towering infernos.
Producer TERRY O'REILLY Editor ADAM CLAPHAM
The Welsh look wryly at themselves and others in a programme of words and music spoken by Ryan Davies
Meredith Edwards Myfanwy Talog and sung by Max Boyce from Llanelli Rugby Social Club
Producer GERAINT STANLEY JONES
Presented by Angela Rippon Weather
A season of new plays from Birmingham
The Frank Crank Story by ALAN C. TAYLOR
'It was the age of excitement, vim an' vigour an' pep, when Champagne Charlie was everyone's name! '
Can the Night Hoppers bring it all back at the Caf6 Elegant?
Script editor WILLIAM SMETHURST Designer MARGARET PEACOCK Producer TARA PREM
Director PETER CAMPBELL (Birmingham)
HUGH BURDEN reads
I Saw a Jolly Hunter by CHARLES CAUSLEY