6.40 Instrumentation: Pressure Transducers! 7.5,Spreading Oceans. 7.M Gram. mar Rules.

Story:My Uncle Charlie'by MARJORIE DARKE
Illustrations by JANNAT HOUSTON Presenters
Lucie Skcaping , Ben Bazell

in The Old Boy Network
On stage from an early age and with countless years in revue, variety, concert party, and a formidable list of successes in the theatre to her credit, she gives a hilarious account of a lifetime in showbusiness. Recorded at the May Fair Theatre, London
Programme associate JIMMY PERRY Producer DONALD SAYER

Presented by Admiral of the Fleet The Lord Hill-Norton, GCB 6: Submarine
' Underhand, unfair and damned un-English.' (BRITISH ADMIRAL, 1902) The most deadly weapon we had to face itt two World Wars,the German U-boat, almost cut Britain's . life-line while US submarines destroyed the Japanese merchant fleet. But today the nuclear submarine is the capital ship of the Navy.
Director BILL JONES
Producer JOHN DEKKER

(lute) plays Farewell Fancy by John Dowland
Producer ROY TIPPING

Yorkshire's, West Riding enjoyed an international reputation for its exciting and innovative work in primary education, through its use of the creative arts to challenge and stimulate the young. As a result of local' government reorganisation it no longer exists as an education authority, and its
Chief Education Officer,
Sir Alec Clegg , has retired; In this programme he returns to Balby
Street Primary School in the Yorkshire coalfields to review the spectacular success these miners' children have achieved in the arts.
Producer KEN LITTLE
A BBC/Open University production

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The Furlough
Based on EARL HAMNER jr's autobiographical novel Spencer's Mountain
Written by JULIET PACKER . , Directed by harry Harris

Michael Bryant tells The Diary of Mr Poynter by M. R. JAMES .
There was about it so horrible an air of menace that, moaning with fear, he rushed from the room.'

with subtitles . for. the. bard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

with Jennifer Jones, Gina Lollobrigida, Robert Morley, and Peter Lorre, Edward Underdown, Bernard Lee
An eccentric comedy thriller evincing distinct echoes of Houston's first masterpiece, "The Maltese Falcon". At a Mediterranean port,, and wonderful group of characters wait for repairs to be made to the tramp steamer that will take them to Africa. As they wait complications intrigue and are the order of the day.
screenplay by TRUMAN CAPOTE andJOHN HUSTON from the novel by JAMES HELVICK Produced by JACK CLAYTON Directed by JOHN HUSTON
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Tonight Russell meets the stars of tomorrow. The pick of Britain's young entertainers and musicians aged from 6 to 16 perform in a special edition live from London's Greenwood Theatre.

(Russell Harty - from Manchester on Thursday at 8.30 pm)

BBC2 Snooker Championship
The first semi-final for the 1982 Pot Black Trophy, played over two frames, featuring Doug Mountjoy (Wales), 1981 World Championship finalist v Eddie Charlton (Australia), three-times Pot Black Champion...

Both players have reached the semi-finals on several occasions, Mountjoy going on to win in 1978 and Charlton in 1972, 1973 and 1980.
Introduced by Alan Weeks

BBC Birmingham

A series of five films about Play
About 93 million Americans gamble around 500 million dollars each year, only 20 per cent of it legally. In England nine out of ten people will gamble at some time in their lives, mostly legally, in betting shops, at bingo and on the
pools. Why do so many people gamble? The first half of this programme focuses on the packed casino floors of Atlantic City, transformed from decaying seaside resort to boom town since casinos were licensed there in 1978; where houses now make way for hotels and where ironically the game of Monopoly was first modelled in the 1930s.
In the second half, the film moves to Liverpool, following punters around the city, on the racecourse, in betting shops, and workers at the football pools, during the weekend of last year’s Grand National, the world’s most famous
and heavily wagered steeplechase.
Programme advisers JACK DOWIE, PETER FULLER
Researcher PENNY FORSTER
Film cameramen COLIN WALDECK, BRIAN SPENCER, MARTIN LIGHTENING
Film editor DON FAIRSERVICE
Producer MICHAEL DIBB

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