Story: The Magic Fan by ERIC AND MARGARET HAWKES WORTH Presenters
Sheelagh Gilbey , Stuart McGugan
Pianist WHLLIAM BLEZARD Designer PATRICK TOTTLE
Graphic designer LAWRENCE HENRY Written by ROBIN HALDANE
Production ANNE GOBEY and JUDY WHITFIELD Executiveproducer CYNTHIA

The Daihatsu Challenge from
The Brighton Centre
Quarter-finals day in this Ladies' tournament featuring most of the leading players in the world.
Winner of last year's tournament in Brighton VIRGINIARUZICIwill have a hard task defending her title. Introduced by DAVIDVINE Commentators DAN MASKELL
JOHN BARRETT , ANN JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
Tennis scores on Ceefax

in The Chimp
Stan and Ollie move in the best circles until the circus goes broke. But parting gifts of fellow performers keep them well up to scratch.
A HAL film
Directed by JAMES PARROTT Black and

Old Chinese proverb says ' He who mixes Monkey business with pleasure liable end up making people laugh As in the bizarre adventures of Tripitaka and his boon companions Monkey, Pigsy and Sandy.
Monkey Turns Nursemaid
Or how to protect a priest against devilish demons and mighty monsters.
Music hy MICKY YOSHINO Directed by JUN FUKUDA
English adaptation by DAVID WEIR
English version directed by MICHAEL BAKEWELLfor WORLD WIDESOUND LONDON Produced by NTV and KOKUSAIHOEt the theme music to the series (RESL 66) frotn record shops

A look at the Cambridge Film Festival's tribute to GEORGE DLNN-ING. the brilliant animator who ma.de Yellow Submarine.
Presented by RICHARD EVANS

A series of five programmes With JAKE DOWNEY
Basics for beginners and film items about the past, present and future of the game. 1: Beginnings
With RAY STEVENS , PAUL WHETNALL NORA PERRY , KAREN BRIDGE .
Holding the racket, three basic moves, selecting equipment and how the game began.
Televised at Oswestry Leisure Centre Director HUW JONES
Producer BERNARD ADAMS

including a news summary with sub-titles for the hard-of-heanng followed by Weather

Presented by Angela Rippon

This week: The 1979 Game Fair
Back in July, during one of the only hot spells of the summer, 113,000 people converged on Bowood House in Wiltshire for the Annual Game Fair - one of the highlights of the country calendar.
With them went Angela Rippon and the In the Country team of Phil Drabble, Joe Henson and Gordon Beningfield who, as well as exploring the world of game and guns, looked at the role of the Game Conservancy and the craft of the gunsmith.
National fly-casting champion Jack Martin showed them the art of fly-fishing, and Nicola Cox gave them some tips on cooking country dishes. By the end of the day, Phil had bought a ferret and even Angela had learnt how to pluck a pigeon - well, almost!

BBC Bristol.

The Daihatsu Challenge Live coverage from the Brighton Centre of the remaining quarter-finals plus news of those played earlier today.
Introduced by DAVID VINE
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

continues the season of great Warner Brothers pictures. starring Joan Crawford
Jack Carson , Zachary Scott
Joan Crawford won the Oscar for Best Actress of 1945 for her performance in the title role of this engrossing melodrama. Mildred Pierce is an ambitious woman who builds up a successful restaurant business. But her private life is a series of tragedies - culminating in the murder of her second husband.
Screenplay by RANALD MACDOUGALL from the novel by JAMES M. CAIN Produced by JERRY WALD
Directed by MACHIAEL CURTIZ
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It's the costliest, hardest and slowest way of travelling between England and France, yet since Captain Webb made the first successful swim in 1875, hundreds have been eager to conquer the English Channel.
Mike Read of Ipswich is one of them but he has another claim to fame: he's done it more times than anyone else.
Film cameraman ERIC HANCOCK Sound recordist BEN STEVENS Film editor )AN BROWM Producer DICK ROBINSON

Weather

A way to end the week with wit, music, conversation and William Rushton, variously described by others as broadcaster, artist, actor, writer, public buffoon and private thinker. He says of himself: "Being a comedian is like being a plumber: you need to know the tricks of the trade."