Rules Rule, OK!
9.15 Encounter: Spain School, Work, Family
Private and state schools, a technical college, a car worker's family; industry and craftsmen in Spain.
9.33 Descubra Espana Ensenanza, trabajo y familia Vida escolar; Granando el pan; Talleres y fábricas.
9.52 Talkabout Mrs Plug the Plumber
10.12 Science Workshop Dissolving 'B'
10.34 Scene
The Kids are OK by JACK RONDER Repeat
11.5 Maths-in-a-Box. A fantasy in ten parts, 7: Racing and Pacing
11.30 Outlook
Great Archaeological Mysteries
2: Age of the Dinosaurs Some of the largest creatures the world has ever seen flourished, then vanished.
11.55 Better Badminton with JAKE DOWNEY. 4: Level doubles
12.20 pm Visions of Change
Newsreels and television in the 1950s. 4: Have they Really Changed?
12.45-1.0 Write Away
A practical guide to everyday writing, with new and handy ways of remembering spelling.
Presented by BARRY TOOK with ZENA WALKER , TILLY VOSBURGH
1.10 A Good Job with Prospects Getting On in the Job
1.38 Around Scotland
Behind the Scenes. 1: Hospital
Who works in a big hospital? A visit to Ninewells Hospital, Dundee. Producer PETER WHITEFORD
2.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year-olds.
Against the advice of both Dibs and JENI BARNETT , Cosmo sets up her own whistle stall. They sing a song about faces and make a Nigerian mask. Book: Maisie Middleton
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
2.15 Music Time. 14: Musical Patterns
2.40 Walrus. What's it Gonna Be? by GERRY HUXHAM , 2: Meeting the King A play for discussion
The Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship
Coverage of this afternoon's first quarter-final from Coatbridge
This morning concluded the first-round ties and brought together NIGEL SMITH (England) and TOM BEATTIE (Guernsey).
with subtitles, followed by Weather
The second of six programmes
A game of logic, broadcast from Arg on the far side of galaxy. His Highness the Rangdo of Arg delights in testing the perspicacity and inventiveness of Earth visitors. It's Arg Regatta week-will the explorers sink or swim?
This week they are Sue Nicholls Duncan Goodhew, Emma Disley Residents of Arg:
Designer CHRIS ROBILLlARD
Director CHRISTOPHER TANDY Producer LAN OLIVER
Heat 4
Jack Charlton introduces match angling from Manor House Fisheries, Newark-on-Trent. STEFAN ORMROD , Chief Wildlife Officer of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, discusses the use of lead shot and careless disposal of tackle. Match Commentator PETE THOMPSON Today's peg order: STAN PIECHA, FRANK JARVIS , GARY ROBINSON , KEITH ARTHUR , IVAN MARKS , TOM PICKERING
Director TONY WOLFE
Producer ROY RONNIE. BBC Pebble Mill
The famous feature film starring Humphrey Bogart
Katharine Hepburn
Bogart won an 'Oscar' for his performance in this classic movie. He plays Charlie Allnutt , a drunken ship's captain who-to his own astonishment-falls in love with a prim and seemingly indomitable spinster. Together they conduct a private battle against the Germans in East Africa when war is declared. Their craft is the African Queen and their final target the gun-boat, the 'Louisa'...
Written by JAMES AGEE and JOHN HUSTON from c. s. FORESTER'S novel Directed by JOHN HUSTON
Produced by s. p. EAGLE . Films: page 18
David Jessel and Sue Cook present a weekly on-camera investigation into crime, punishment and justice.
Reports from Ed Boyle and expert comment from Michael Molyneux
Film director CHARLES FURNEAUX Studio director PIETER MORPURGO Producer HUGH PURCELL Editor PETER CHAFER
The last of six programmes by DAVID NOBBS starring Ian Lavender
Mary Tamm , Paul Chapman and Dominic Guard
When his sales figures are down, he has had a tiff with Jennifer and everything looks really black, Denis shows what he is made of and decides to do something positive about the situation - he asks for a transfer.
Lighting director JOHN GREEN Sound PETER BARVILLE
Costumes DOREEN JAMES Designer SUZY LAWRANCE
Produced and directed by ALAN J.w. BELL
Forty Minutes of documentary. A series of films portraying issues, institutions and individuals.
County Clare in the South-West of Ireland - rugged community ot fishermen and farmers, and very, very few women. Chicago, Illinois sophisticated, cosmopolitan - and, it seems, short of eligible bachelors.
What more natural than a pilgrimage from Chicago to the tiny spa village of Lisdoonvarna, where during September the farmers come down from the hills and the fishermen come in from the sea for what the Irish call 'the crack' - a rare blend of dancing and drinking, and perhaps a little romancing. At the centre sits the Matchmaker, with his ledger of secrets, pages of names and hidden yearnings. On one page is the name of Willie Brophy. Willie has not come in search of love. He wants a wife, and in five years his annual pilgrimage of hope has yielded little. Perhaps on that coachload of Chicagoan ladies there will be that certain someone....
Perhaps an enchanted week in Lisdoonvarna's ballrooms of romance will make all his dreams come true....
The Embassy World Indoor Bowls Championship Highlights from the quarter-finals played today at the Coatbridge
Indoor Bowling Club.
Commentary team DOUGIE DONNELLY DAVID RHYS JONES, DAVID BRYANT
GRAHAM HOWARD , JIMMY DAVIDSON
Assistant producers MIKE ABBOTT JOHN GRAHAM. ALLAN PENDER
Producer BILL MALCOLM. BBC Scotland
State and Society in 1984 PROFESSOR STUART HALL provides the political and social setting for the world as George Orwell experienced it, and PROFESSOR RAYMOND WILLIAMS describes Orwell's own views and political development. Producer CLIVE HOLLOWAY A BBC/OU production
