12.0 The Pre-School Child: Joining In

12.25 Health Choices: Tell Me When it Hurts

12.50 Governing Schools: The Community

(to 13.15)

The Big Time
Sheena Easton - the Making of a Star. Reporter JOHN PITMAN
The story of Sheena Easton is a real Cinderella story which began three years ago when the 19-year-old drama student from Glasgow was given the chance to make a pop record for The Big Time.
Today, many hits later, she is an international star. This programme charts her meteoric rise to fame.
Producer ESTHER RANTZEN Director PATRICIA Houlihan

The camera of John Else and the songs of Ian Campbell and his folk group
Here Come the Brummies: a film ballad of life in the Midlands.
Music takes a giant stride into creative i,>isir>itian. * SUNDAY i imw The film told you more about Birmingham than many conventional documentaries (THE DAILY TELEGRAPH) Film editor COLIN HALL
Producer JOHN bird

Six programmes in which Sir Hugh Casson , architect and President of the Royal Academy, visited places that gave him particular pleasure.
5: Ruskin - at Coniston in the Lake District
For 50 years JOHN RUSKIN dominated the art world of his time, famous for his writing on architecture, art and philosophy.
Ruskin's drawings take SIR HUGH to see the collections in the Ruskin Museum and at Brantwood.
Produced by ANNE JAMES

The fourth of 12 parts: Sabotage
The evil Convict 39013 plots to blow up the Tri-City Gas Plant and destroy the city. Time is running out for the Daredevils as they battle to prevent the explosion.
(Part 5 next Monday)

starring
Terry Moore
Robert Armstrong and ' Joseph Young '
As a child living in Africa, Jill Young is allowed to adopt a baby gorilla, despite her father's misgivings. Years later only Jill is able to control the giant-sized creature, now known as ' Mighty Joe Young '.
A group of New York showmen take Joe to America, but things go disastrously wrong when the gorilla is tormented and runs amok in the night club where he is the star attraction ...
Screenplay by RUTH ROSE from an original story by MERIAN C. COOPER Produced by JOHN FORD and MERIAN C. COOPER
Directed by ERNEST B. SCHOEDSACK
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with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

A Midsummer Night's Dream
Roy Strong visits Hatfield House to introduce the play which he believes was written to celebrate an aristocratic marriage and to flatter a Virgin Queen.
Producer victor poole Director DAVID WILSON
(The BBC Television Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream can be seen next Sunday and Balanehine's ballet on Saturday)

Bill Symonds , Cider Maker and Country Gentleman
Bill Symonds was plied with cider in the cradle, nearly drowned in a vat of it as a child and when, in later years, his bank manager and accountant advised him to follow other small cider makers and go bankrupt he responded with the logic of a strong character fortified by the brew and sacked them both.
Now in old age he has become ambassador at large for the spirit of cheerful insobriety his family have fostered in Herefordshire for 250 years.
Narrator DERYCK GUYLER
Directed by JEAN THOMPSON
Written and produced by DON HAWORTH
BBC Manchester

Back in Manchester tonight for his regular half-hour of live, unpredictable entertainment.
Director ALAN WALSH
Produced by KEN STEPHINSON
(Russell Harty is back in London next Tuesday)

A series of films portraying issues, stories and characters.
Sex, Drugs and the Vicar
News of the World editor Barry Askew began his week on a Tuesday with a series of options for Sunday's paper. Lurid sexual secrets bandied in open court. Kiss and tell' exposes from rising starlets. Confessions of the boudoir eased from the. famous and infamous. But in the end there could be only one lead ... Undercover reporter David Potts, posing as a 'dirty old man', prepared the damning dossier, and snatch photographer Ian Cutler, using unconventional techniques, came up with the sort of shuddersome photographs that would wring the withers of News of the World readers and make breakfast on Sunday 6 September more than the usual, unforgettable experience.
The front page splash read 'Mr Nasty's Nursery of Vice ...
Film cameraman DAVID south
Film recordist colin MARCH
Film editor ROLAND TONGUE
Executive producer ROGER mills
Produced by DAVID JONES , CLAUDIA milne

by TED WHITEHEAD
There are changes in life-style down at The Mulberry: Robin applies for a white-collar job and Brahms attempts to transform his future with a dead-cert investment. Meanwhile, Lynn sees problems ahead in her increasingly involved relationship with Jack.
Title song by ALAN PRICE
Senior cameraman GEOFF FELD
Costume designer DENNIS BRACK Designer BARBARA GOSNOLD Producer COLIN TUCKER
Directed by BARBARA DERKOW

The American musician Billy Cob -ham, one of the world's foremost drummers, famous for his playing in the jazz-rock fusion field, has influenced a whole generation of young musicians and lectures regularly around the world on drumming technique. Renowned for his enormous drum kits and high-energy style, he is much concerned with the technical development of the instrument as well as with expanding the musical range of the drum set. He was recorded before an invited audience at London's Greenwood Theatre, demonstrating drum techniques with jazz drummer Nic France of Ian Carr 's NUCLEUS, and rock drummer Chris Wyles , currently with the SHAKIN' STEVENS band.
Studio sound ADRIAN bisiiop-laggett
Executive producer MICHAEL APPLETON Director JOHN BURROWES
Producer SANDRA GREGORY