6.5 Seventeenth-Century England
6.55 Modelling Stock Control
7.20 Appearance and Reality
7.45 Industrial Relations

A series for 4- and 5-year-olds Happy Teeth

The role of physiotherapists is changing. No longer do they sit in clinics and wait for patients to come to them.
Producer jim burge
A BBC/Open University production

with subtitles, followed by Weather

The feature film starring with The multi-million dollar American/ Russian co-production of a story previously filmed with Shirley Temple. Lavishly shot on location, it tells of two children who set off with the help of their friends to find the blue bird of happiness.
Screenplay by HUGH WHITEMORE and ALFRED HAYES , based on The Blue Bird by MAURICE MAETERUNCK Produced by PAUL MASLANSKY Directed by GEORGE CUKOR

Does anyone know the way to Green-point High? The television series Fame is based on a real school -the New York School of Performing Arts. In this film the pupils at the school write and stage their own musical and take it on a bus to Brooklyn, uncertain of what facilities they will find and what reception they will receive.
Associate producer HARRY RAMKIN Producer KEITH CHEETHAM

with Judith Hann
Exercise, they say, for a healthier, longer life. But where is the proof? As Judith steps into her 40s and continues to seek evidence for the best we can do to stay young, she discovers some scientific surprises: jogging pigs who show humans how to care for their hearts; how James Hunt 's favourite form of exercise might be useless for most of us; why sweeping the path could lead to fitness and waves of chemical pleasure to the brain.
Film editor simon ROSE
Assistant producer TERESA HUNT Producer DAVID FILKIN

Sport Can Damage Your Health
It's very British to play up and play the game. But sport taken to extremes can lead to unnecessary pain, even disablement. Tony Wilkinson reports on the amateur sportsmen and women who become victims of their own will to win; on the children who are damaged by adults pushing them too hard in the hope of basking in reflected glory; and on the professional footballers who've been relegated to the bottom of the sporting health league. Assistant producer PAUL CAMPBELL Editor COLIN ADAMS BBC Manchester

Memphis, Tennessee
Jonathan King visits Graceland, the home of ELVIS PRESLEY, and becomes the first TV presenter to board his private luxury plane. He also looks at the whole industry surrounding Presley-then meets another legend, ex-rock star Al Green , now a grammywinning gospel singer and local preacher. Plus an interview with up-to-date recording star James Ingram.
Executive producer MICHAEL HURLL Producer GORDON ELSBUBY

by PETER GIBBS
Winner of the 1983 RADIO TIMES Play Competition
It is Dudley's first attempt to umpire a first-class cricket match. He knows all the rules - except Eddie's most important one: 'Always give the captain the benefit of the doubt, even when there is none'.
Script editor DAVID SNODIN Producer BRENDA REID Director PAUL SEED
0 FEATURE: page 10

with Juliet Alexander , Vince Herbert
Broadwater Farm: last year's problem housing estate is this year's community success story. How violent clashes between police and black youths have been turned into a model of good neighbourliness.
Botha in Britain: Black reactions to the weekend visit of South Africa's Prime Minister.
The London Community Gospel Choir with the explosive sound of the capital's Pentecostal Churches.
Series producer CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM BBC Bristol

Two films about modem Greece
1: Romiosini - In Search of Greekness Narrator Dennis Lill
Consultant DAVID A. HARDY Director MARY SPRENT
Producer TERRY DOYLE

12.0 The Branch and Bound Method
If margarine blending is your problem, a good branching strategy produces a useful tree diagram.
12.25 Inquiry: Newsreel Coverage
A look at ways in which British film-makers reported the Spanish Civil War.