10.10 Parents and Teenagers. a New Look: Inside Out 10.35 Countdown to the OU: 1 11.0 Governing Schools: The Visit 11.25 Maths for Science: Preparatory Maths - Numbers
starring John Wayne with Charles Coburn Donna Reed
Enlisted by a New York College to help their financial situation, Steve Williams decides that success on the pitch means box-office receipts. Unfortunately his methods of gaining victories are somewhat unorthodox. John Wayne plays an uncharacteristic role as the ex-football coach in this charming and sentimental comedy by one of Hollywood's leading directors. Michael Curtiz.
Screenplay by MELVILLE SHAVELSON and JACK ROSE
Produced by MELVILLE SHAVELSON Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ
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This evening the second part of the 1983 final is played in front of a packed and enthusiastic audience at Jollees, Stoke-on-Trent. Peter Purves introduces live coverage of the remaining sets and highlights of the earlier sets played this afternoon. Commentators Sid Waddell and Tony Green.
Scores and reports on Ceefax
Next Saturday sees the return of this series, last broadcast in 1977, which was the first regular programme to transmit simultaneously on BBC2 and in stereo on Radio 1. As a forerunner, and for this week only with monaural sound, there's a chance to see again a concert first transmitted from the Golders Green Hippodrome in March 1977 featuring Graham Parker and the Rumour.
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
Richard Lindley , with two guest questioners from Fleet Street.
Director JAN FAIRER
Executive producer PETER KENYATTA
A CHILDREN'S MUSIC THEATRE production, written by JEREMY JAMES TAYLOR , DAVID SCOTT with music by PETER ALLWOOD
The story of Bendigo Boswell is set in a Kent hop farm in 1910 during the picking season. Bendigo is a gypsy boy - a dark character, obsessed by Romany custom and ritual. He is deeply disturbed because his mother has just died, but there hasn't been time to carry out the ritual burning of all her possessions.
When Bendigo meets Anna, a London East End girl also in Kent for the hop picking, she becomes tragically involved in his attempts to put his mother's spirit to rest.
Bendigo Boswell was commissioned by BBCtv. The performance by children aged from 9 to 17 is directed by JEREMY JAMES TAYLOR and was recorded at the George Square Theatre, Edinburgh, last year.
Sound RON ALLAN. Lighting JOHN BUCK Producer DAVID BUCKTON
The Embassy
World Professional Championship The Final
PETER PURVES introduces highlights ofthematchthatdecided the 1983 World Championship. Commentators
SID WADDELL and TONY GREEN
with Jan Leeming Weather
Directed by and starring
Roman Polanski with Isabelle Adjani Shelley Winters and Melvyn Douglas
In this dark and compelling film, Roman Polanski stars as Trelkovsky, a meek Polish émigré in Paris who takes an apartment recently vacated by a suicidal girl. The mounting oppression of his identity and his paranoia are brilliantly conveyed from Trelkovsky's first realisation that there is something strange about the place where he has chosen to live.
Screenplay by GERARD BRACH. ROMAN POLANSKI. based on the novel Le Locataire Chimérique by ROLAND TOPOR Produced by ANDREW BRAUNSBERG Directed by ROMAN POLANSKI
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