A series of eight films
7: Problems, Problems
Assistant producer SALLY KIRKWOOD
Producer ROBERT CLAMP. For notes, send large sae to: Supervisors, [address removed]
Applying for Supplementary Benefit
Are you out of work?
Presenters INDIRA JOSHI, BIRT KWOUK, ISLA ST CLAIR, MARINA SIRTIS and TREVOR THOMAS give advice on how to apply for benefits at the DHSS. With BRIAN COX
DONALD GEE, LIZ CROWTHER
Producer BARBARA DERKOW
For more information on today's topic, In 13 languages, phone [number removed]
Story: Mr Brown , the Baker by K. N. BUCHANAN Presenters
Carol Leader, Don Spencer
Play School materials on Ceelax page 278
A practical guide to everyday writing with seven new and handy ways of remembering spelling. Today there's more help with writing cheques. Presented by BARRY TOOK with MICHAEL GAMBON , PETER BENSON
Director JULIAN STENHOUSE
ProducerCAROLINE PICK .
The last of eight programmes Getting the Message
An analysis of some images of women in magazine advertisements, newspapers and TV comedy.
Series producer HOWARD SMITH
Production SUZANNE DAVIES
Ten programmes which aim to help mentally handicapped people to get more out of life.
Presented by BRIAN RIX
8: Let's Go to the Doctor
Assistant producer ROSANNA HIBBERT Producer CHARLES PASCOE
A series of ten films
8: Love the Criminal,Hate the Crime
Book (same title), £7.50, from booksellers
Introduced by CHRIS DUNKLEY 4: Telling the Story
Production assistant GILES OAKLEY Producer BERNARD ADAMS
starring Robert Cummingt
Susan Hayward , Agnes Moorehead American publisher Lewis Ven able comes to Venice to visit centenarian Juliana Bordereau , who many years before was the recipient of some famous love letters from America's greatest poet. Inside the eerie Bordereau home he discovers a world of memories and fantasies.
Screenplay by LEONARDO BERCOVICI , based On The Aspern Papers by HENRY JAMES
Produced by Walter wanger Directed by MARTIN GABEL
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sing and play
His Golden Locks by John Dowland
A series of six programmes about sailing ships that have survived. 4: Thames Sailing Barges
Once there were more than 4,000 Thames sailing barges around the east coast of England. Those days are long past, but some of the barges survive and regularly sail.
Each year they race in barge matches, some still crewed by old bargemen, Narrator TOM SALMON
Director YVONNE DEUTSCHMANN
Producers BRIAN HAWKINS , ROBIN DRAKE BBC Bristol
The last of five programmes
Introduced by Patrick Dowling
Many light years away on the far side of the galaxy lies Arg - a small planet of little consequence. The inhabitants, a race of polite dragons, enjoy testing the ingenuity and perspicacity of their visitors.
Trying to rescue Lesley Judd this week are John Craven ,
Bill Green and Kirsty Miller The Argonds:
Designer LYNDA KETTLE Director IAN OLIVER
Written and produced by PATRICK DOWLING
Life on a reconstruction of an Ancient British farm.
A group of young people live and work on a replica of a prehistoric Iron Age settlement at a secret location in the West of England. A revised series of eight programmes tells the story of their lives over 12 extraordinary months.
BBC Bristol
Book (same title), £7.50, from booksellers
with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
From Swansea
9: The Urban-Space Man's Tale
Jim Knight serves the citizens of his native Swansea by providing for their moments of pleasure and relaxation. The whole history of what was once the world centre for the smelting of metals can be told through the parks and open spaces under his care.
Film editor TOM POORE Producer DEREK TRIMSY
Executive producer JAMES DEWAR BBC Cymru/Walet
This listing contains language that some may find offensive.
A series in which one of America's brightest young comedians presents his uniquely comic view of life. Written by KELLY MONTEITH and NEIL SHAND starring Kelly Monteith featuring
PETER BLAND , ALEC BREGONZI
MARGARET COURTENAY , ELLIS DALE
ANTHONY DAWES , GRETCHEN FRANKLIN
BARRIE GOSNEY , BARBARA GRALEY
PAUL MCDOWELL , MICHAEL STAINTON PIPPA STEEL, DIANA WESTON
With KARAN DAVID , BRIAN GODFREY STACEY GREGG , JUDY GRIDLEY LEN LOWE , NORMAN TIPTON
Music composed by RONNIE HAZLEHURST Sound JOHN DELANY. Lighting FRED WRIGHT Designer DAVID HITCHCOCK Directed by JOHN bishop Produced by JAMES MOIR
The Cornucopia
Europe has food in abundance. Science has revolutionised farming and made it possible to produce mountains of cereals and lakes of milk - a source of great resentment for many British taxpayers. A large proportion of Europe's eight million farmers are no longer needed. But every European government would like to keep small farmers in business, to prevent the breakdown of rural communities-so how far should we ignore the economics of the situation and put social welfare in its place?
This film compares British farming methods with farms in remote parts of Europe where the livelihood of farmers is not just an economic issue but a matter of vital social and environmental importance.
Narrator PAUL VAUGHAN
Film editor RICHARD SEEL
Editor SIMON CAMPBELL-JONES
Producer CHRISTOPHER LA FONTAINE
HELP! page 95
from The Usher Hall, Edinburgh
This week's programme features Stephane Grappelli with Diz Dlsley , Martin Taylor Jack Sewing special guest
Julian Lloyd Webber
Sound RON ALLEN. Lighting JOHN BLACK Producer KEN GRIFFlN
News from the GDR
Presenter CORINNA SCHNABEL
Programme consultant WERNER KASTOR Director JANE BARANGA
Producer BARBARA DERKOW
