6.5 Coal Power
6.30 Against the Public Interest?
6.55 Complex Numbers
7.20 Learning from the Future
7.45 Britain: Granary for the Roman Empire
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6.5 Coal Power
6.30 Against the Public Interest?
6.55 Complex Numbers
7.20 Learning from the Future
7.45 Britain: Granary for the Roman Empire
Story:
Mrs Toppledopple's New Hat
Written by PHYLLIS PEARCE Presenters
Sarah Long , Don Spencer
A cartoon series
Scooby and the gang investigate the disappearance of a valuable black pearl.
(Repeat)
A serial in five episodes
The gang play ghosts to frighten the kidnappers.
A D'Angelo/Bullock/Allen production
(First shown on BBC1)
written by MAURICE DODD featuring LEONARD ROSSITER as ' Boot
With JUDY BENNETT , SHEILA STEAFEL and PETER HAWKINS
Music by TREVOR JONES
A Film Fair presentation
Executive producer GRAHAM CLUTTERBUCK
Selected episodes from this American 50s comedy series. starring
Henrietta Sells the House
Henrietta decides to sell the house but the Kerbys, in their inimitable ghostly fashion, find a way to get rid of prospective buyers ...
Produced by JOHN w. LOVETON
A kind of love story
A highly acclaimed film that celebrates the warmth, affection and unbridled enthusiasm that women of all ages, and from every back- ground, feel for their horses.
In Suffolk, a lady farrier shoes heavy horses. In Lancashire, a mounted policewoman is engulfed by football fans. A London messenger girl looks for a space to park. In Lincolnshire a church organist, knocked out on Easter Day, and thrown again on Easter Monday, climbs on for more. And in Hampshire, a housewife who has given way to temptation five times already wonders if this time she can resist. Narrator
CANDIDA LYCETT GREEN
Don't miss this delightful film
(THE TIMES)
Totally beguiling anthology of loopy lovestories....
(SUNDAY TELEGRAPH)
A lovely documentary, one of those rare films that kept the viewer constantly on the verge of both laughter and tears ... (DAILY TELEGRAPH) A funny, gentle film ... (DAILY MAIL)
Film editor EDWARD ROBERTS
Producer EDWARD MIRZOEFF
What attracts international stars like Omar Sharif and Patricia Hodge to spend their summer working in Chichester?
Sally James and Paul Coia join them on location in West Sussex where Glorious Goodwood proves a magnet for race-horse owner Omar.
BBC Pebble Mill
with subtitles, followed by Weather
A series of eight programmes
Production line workers stop for a breather-and to talk about their lives, jobs and concerns. 5: Agricultural Workers from Farms Around Northleach, Gloucestershire
Film cameraman STEVE SAUNDERSON Film editor GREG MILLER
Producer PHILIP DONNELLAN BBC Pebble Mill
Old Wives' Tales
Retold by Noel Dilly
A vivacious, lighthearted half-hour, which, as far as I was concerned, could have gone on for the rest of the evening. (DAILY MAIL) Does thunder make the milk go sour? Do cows really know when it's going to rain? And are bee stings really good for rheumatism? PROFESSOR DILLY enthusiastically travels the Cotswolds on the track of the old wives. He takes a lighthearted look at the tales our grandmothers told us. Do these time-tested rules of rural life work? Well, he tries to answer that too.
Series edttor MICK RHODES Producer JOHN LYNCH
Another chance to see Paul Daniels as he sets out to amuse and amaze in his own special fashion and introduces the remarkable skills of his international guests.
From Germany, the celebrated showman illusionist Hans Moretti ; from Las Vegas, the clown prince of magic Johnny Paul with Debbie McGee , Amanda Newman
Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Director JOHN BISHOP
Produced by JOHN FISHER
between Arthur Marshall
Liza Goddard , Russell Harty and Frank Muir
Sue Arnold , Nigel Hawthorne Referee Robert Robinson
Devised by MARK coodson, BILL TODMAN Produced and directed, by PAUL CIANI
The BBC Television International Sheepdog Championship
Introduced by Phil Drabble with Eric Halsall
The working bond between shepherd and sheepdog is tested over the trials course at the Kelburn Country Centre in Ayrshire.
A farmer from the Isle of Man and two leading triaUists from
County Antrim and County Wick-low to make up the Irish team. Heat 3: Ireland
ARTHUR MAWHINNEY with Cindy RONNIE KINRADE With Ben DENIS BIRCHALL with Eve
Director MICHAEL KERR
Producer IAN SMITH
Seven public figures in conversation with Dr Anthony Clare 3: Petula Clark
' I would have loved to have been the perfect wife and mother, to be able to cook and make jam and things, create a marvellous atmosphere of comfort and cosiness for my family. And I have tried. I do try. I also feel a little guilty about my career because I think that if I had given all my energies to it I would have done a lot better. So I'm caught between the two.'
Videotape editor PETER FRANCIS Director JONATHAN DENT
Executive producer BARRY BROWN Producer CHRIS MOHR
11.40 Halogens and Noble Gassrs
An examination of trends in the chemistry and physical properties of these two groups of elements.
18.5 Colour Television (1)
Designing receivers for colour television caused problems in the early days.
12.30 Maths Methods - Line Integrals
Hurricanes and rivers are two examples of fluids in motion. Both can produce strange and counter-intuitive results when their speed of rotation Is measured.