Story: The Rhino and the Fairy Written by DONALD BISSET
Taken from Next Time Stories Presenters
Sarah Long , Johnny Ball
The third of eight programmes This week: Trowbridge
In this series Arthur Negus is joined by Angela Rippon and they go on the road with a team of Britain's leading experts.
The opinions expressed in the programme concerning age and value may no longer be completely accurate as the series was recorded in the summer of 1979. Director ROY CHAPMAN
Producer ROBIN DRAKE. BBC- Bristol
A series of eight programmes drawn from 1920s-30s home movies. 3:Work
The film excerpts for this programme include work at home (largely gardening) ... work on the farm ... nannies in Hyde Park ... London office workers ... Lam-beth slums ... factory girls, and finally a short film by Matthew Nathan entitled Lunch Hour. Written and narrated by JOHN JULIUS NORWICH
Film editor DAVID WYATT
Producer MARGARET MCCALL
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
by Alan Janes
Susi's controversial article in the school magazine angers Mrs McClusky.
(For cast see page 63)
Book, Grange Hill for Sale, £4.75; theme music on a single (RESL 64), from retailers
The story of a warm-hearted family of pioneer stock - surviving the Depression years of the 30s and facing the war years of the 40s. starring
The Kinfolk
Cousin Rose comes visiting with her grandchildren who are nothing but trouble.
Based on EARL HAMNER JR'S autobiographical novel Spencer's. Mountain
Written by E. F. WALLENCREN Directed"by PHILIP LEACOCK
with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing; followed by Weather
Music has helped to keep the Romany myths and language alive, as in Skopje, Yugoslavia where Europe's largest gypsy community has settled. They have preserved many of their Indian customs in this communist country - now demanding a separate 'Romany nationality'. Of the five million gypsies in East Europe, the best-known are the Budapest restaurant musicians, but others still live in isolated communities with their own Romany school and church. Of those who still travel, many have become West Europe's 'guest-workers'. We follow the migrant gypsies into Germany and, finally, to the World Romany Congress.
Introduced by William Woollard
Top Gear goes to Earls Court for the Caravan Camping Holiday Show.
Frank Page reports on one of the fastest-growing areas of the motor industry -kit cars.
Sue Baker reports on the value of air deflectors to save fuel, particularly as they relate to caravans.
Director PHILIP FRANKLIN
Executive producer DEREK SMITH BBC Birmingham
Live from London's Greenwood Theatre - television's' most unpredictable half-hour.
Russell's guests tonight include Steve Davis , World Professional Snooker Champion.
Director RON ISTED
Produced by TOM GUTTERIDGE
(Russell Harty from Manchester on Thursday at 8.30 pm)
by Carla Lane
Starring Geoffrey Palmer and Nina Thomas
with Caroline Blakiston, Barbara Flynn
Liz leaves home and is greeted with a limited amount of sympathy whilst Leo wonders whether the best thing to do at his age is nothing.
Narrated by Robert Winston
Gallstones
'It's terrible. You feel as if your stomach's being cut in half.'
They're not only painful, but dangerous too, and a bad attack usually means an operation. But sometimes a less direct approach is possible.
Film cameraman DEREK BANKS
Film recordist JULIAN BALDWIN
Film editor ROLAND TONGUE
Producer FIONA HOLMES
Series editor DAVID PATERSON
A Pretty British Affair Only a short while ago Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger were forgotten names in cinema history. Now, some of the greatest film-makers in the world are their ardent fans. Arena tells the story of two men who confronted the complacency and parochialism of the British cinema with a series of brilliant, subversive and often mystifying films. The Red Shoes, The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, Black Narcissus , A Matter of Life and Death-film classics which only now have gained the recognition they deserve.
Twenty-five years after their last film together, Powell and Pressburger have received the accolade of the fellowship of the British film academy.
They tell their story to Gavin Millar with contributions from
Francis Ford Coppola in Los Angeles, and Martin Scorsese on location in New York.
Director CHARLES CHABOT Producer GAVIN MILLAR
Series editor ALAN YENTOB
Peter Snow, John Tusa , Peter Hobday and Donald MacCormick present an informed account of what's happening in the world; including the latest news and weather forecast from LOUISE BATCHELOR and MARGARET HOUNSELL, and sport from DAVID icke Producer
JOHN HOLME
Directors ALEX SAWARD , JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editors
CLIVE SYDDALL , JOHN MAHONEY
Deputy editor DAVID DICKINSON
EditorRONNEIL
