10.10 Childhood 5-10: Out to Play

10.35 Consumer Decisions: Semi-Detached

11.0 Open Forum

(to 11.25)

starring Dan Dailey , Diana Lynn
Thirteen-year-old Tad Bayliss runs away from the ill-run Springville orphanage and is rescued by ' Doc ' Tilbee and his assistant Enoch, who run a show from their horse-drawn wagon - visiting small towns and fairs. One day they discover Tad has a beautiful voice.
Screenplay by IRVING WALLACE Produced by ALBERT j. COHEN
Directed by DOUGLAS SIRK . Films: page 19

The 1981 Daihatsu Challenge from the Brighton Centre. Coverage of the Semi-finals in this too
European tournament which features most of the leading women players in the world.
Introduced by BARRY DAVIES Commentators
DAN MASKELL , JOHN BARRETT ANN JONES , VIRGINIA WADE
Producers
JOHNNIE WATHERSTON , JOHN PHILIPS

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World Team Classic from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading
Canada v Wales
Eighteen of the world's best players, representing their countries, compete over the next nine days for the title of World Team Champions, and more than L40,000 in prize money.
Introduced by DAVID VINE Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON Summarisers
JOHN PULMAN , REX WILLIAMS

with Kenneth Kendall and Michael Blakey ; Weather

This week, had he lived, Pablo Picasso would be celebrating his 100th birthday. All this summer at the Hayward Gallery, London, there has been an exhibition, Picasso's Picassos. Four hundred paintings, drawings and sculptures from his own private collection that in a few years will form the Musee Picasso in Paris.
In September Edwin Mullins visited the exhibition and in this programme assesses the work of the great modern master. Written and narrated by EDWIN MULLINS
Executive producer bill MORTON Director BOB LOCKYER
(Pablo Picasso Painter: Tuesday 9.0 pm)

Japan and the Legacy of the Samurai
A new series of seven weekly films on present-day Japan and its debt to the past.
Narrated by Julian Pettifer
1: Echoes of a Warrior's Dream
The Japan of the ever-rising GNP seems a far cry from the world of samurai warriors so vividly recreated in the films of Kurosawa.
There is no obvious connection between the calculator and the sword, or the battledress of the middle ages and the smartly tailored suit of the company executive. And yet, in the attitudes of mind and patterns of behaviour which will soon make Japan the world's richest nation, the spirit of the samurai is still very much alive.
During the period 1603-1868, the Edo period, the country was at peace and virtually isolated from the rest of the world. It was ruled by military dictators, the Shoguns, who used far-reaching legislation to control every aspect of daily life. Theirs was a society obsessed with honour and the duties and obligations of each man to the next, and characterised by a profound respect for authority.
To a remarkable degree, modern Japan is the Shoguns' creation.
Film cameramen
COLIN WALDECK , DAVID WHITSON Researcher SUE HAYCOCK Film editor JEFF SHAW Produced by MICHAEL MACINTYRE
Book (same title), 112.95, from retailers

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World Team Classic from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading Canada v Wales
TERRY GRIFFITHS, RAY REARDON and DOUG MOUNTJOY continue their match against CLIFF THORBURN , KIRK STEVENS and BILL WERBENIUK. Introduced by DAVID VINE

by Frederic Raphael
' I awoke,' he said, ' and found myself famous.' In 36 turbulent years Byron achieved unprecedented success for his poetry and wit, and notoriety for his scandalous loves. His life was packed with incident, and his romantic death resounded across Europe.
FREDERIC RAPHAEL evokes images and dramatic scenes as he traces the poet's stormy life and loves through many of the places in Britain, Switzerland, Italy and Greece associated with Lord Byron.
With CHRISTOPHER REEKS
MELANIE HUGHES , MARY LAINE VASHTI, MICHAEL RATHBONE NIGEL HARMAN
Photography JOHN HOOPER Film editor ALAN LYGO Designer DICK COLES
Producer EDWARD MIRZOEFF DirectorFRANK cox

with Kenneth Kendall ; Weather

starring
Sterling Hayden , Sebastian Cabot
Director Joseph H. Lewis 's last feature film is an offbeat Western in which Scandinavian sailor George Hansen returns to his father's Texan farm only to find the area terrorised by land baron Ed McNeil. McNeil has hired a gun-fighter to force all the small ranchers to sell their oil-rich land, but Hansen refuses to be intimidated ...
Screenplay by BEN L. PERRY Produced by FRANK SELTZER Directed by JOSEPH H. LEWIS
. Films: page 19

Canada v Wales
DAVID VINE introduces further coverage and the result.