6.40 R.M. Schindler
7.5 Too Busy to Hate
7.30 Bronze Casting
Story: Dan the Road Sweeper by DIANE WILMER.
Presenters Carol Chell , Ben Thomas
4.50 Disaster Simulation: 1: The Event
5.15 Wolverton for Pride: The Interview
5.40 Handicapped in the Community
6.5 Ministers Talking
6.30 Spreading Oceans
An Album of Memories
A hundred years ago this month - on 13 March 1881 - Tsar Alexander II of Russia was killed by an assassin's bomb. The Imperial Government blamed the Jews and the wave of pogroms which ensued started one of the biggest migrations in history as the Jews fled to Britain and America.
Many settled in Leeds, and tonight, in the first of two films, members of the city's 18,000-strong community bring to life the scraps of personal history that gave Leeds its Jewish tradition. Part 1: The flight from Russia; Life in the Leeds ghetto; The sweatshops Narrator JEFFREY SEGAL
(Part 2 is on Thursday at 7.45 pm)
including sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
The first of five profiles from the golden age of Hollywood written and presented by Barry Norman 1: Charlie Chaplin with personal comments from
Sophia Loren , whom he directed in A Countess from Hong Kong Sydney Chaplin , his son
Douglas Fairbanks Jr, whose father co-founded United Artists with Chaplin Claire Bloom , co-star in Limelight King Vidor, director
Lita Grey Chaplin , his second wife Jackie Coogan , his child co-star in The Kid
Tim Durant , businessman and friend
Robert Parrish , screenwriter and director
Hal Roach , producer, who worked with Chaplin early in his career
Barru Norman 's Chaplin show seemed to me as near faultless as you could get. (EVENING STANDARD) Assistant producer SUE MALLINSON Producer BARRY BROWN
Book (same title), £7.50, from bookshops
A series of six programmes
Match angling from Edgbaston
Reservoir. A television knock-out fishing competition. Heat 1
Introduced by Frankie Vaughan
Match commentator PETE THOMPSON Today's peg order:
RAY MUMFORD , JOHN DEAN HOWARD ROBSON MERVYN HASKINS
BARRY RUDGE , IVAN MARKS
Director ROY NORTON Producer ROY RONNIE
BBC2 Snooker Championship
The ' best of three frames ' Final for the 1981 Pot Black Trophy Jim Wych (Canada)
1980 World Championship quarter-finalist v
Cliff Thorburn (Canada)
1980 World Professional Snooker Champion
The first all Canadian' Pot Black Final! Presenting the awards, including the Highest Break Prize, the Joe Davis Trophy and the Pot Black Personality Award are George Howard and June Davis. Introduced by ALAN WEEKS Referee JOHN WILLIAMS Commentator TED LOWE
Director ROY NORTON
Producer REG PERRIN. BBC Birmingham
The BBC Television International Sheepdog Championship
The fifth of eight programmes introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall First Semi-final
Two of the most experienced trials competitors in Great Britain meet on the slopes above Cilycwm in mid-Wales, for a place in the Singles Final. For Scotland
ALASDAIR MUNDELL, from the Cowal Hills, with Cap For England
RAYMOND MACPHERSON, from the Tindale Fells, with Tweed
The Brace Championship begins today when each competitor runs two dogs simultaneously over the testing trials course.
JIM MCCONNELL with Dot and Nan (Ireland) v gwilym JONES with Glyn and Queen (Wales)
Technical co-ordinator JOHN EYNON Director MICHAEL KERR Producer IAN SMITH
(piano) plays Berceuse by Chopin
