9.15 Job Bank
The Leisure Business
Jobs in a sports complex, a National Park, an entertainment centre and a Council Leisure Department.
9.38 Going to Work The Modern Office
How far has modern technology changed the nature of office work?
Series producer PAUL MITCHELL
10.0 You and Me
A series for 4- and 5-year olds Cosmo and Dibs with mike
GRADY translate 'nose' and find new names for it. Cosmo FRANCES KAY Dibs FRANCIS WRIGHT
Producer RICHARD CALLANAN
10.15 Music Time 5: Bells
A town-crier ringing his bell introduces the song 'Past three o'clock'. Some hand-bell ringers play, and HELEN visits a belfry to hear the church bells. The children play bell-like sounds.
Presented by JONATHAN COHEN and HELEN SPIERS
Producer ELIZABETH BENNETT
10.38 Twentieth-Century History
Hitler's Germany 1933-1936
Crucial years in Hitler's rise to supreme power.
11.0 Zig Zag The Arabs
5: Tomorrow's Arabs
What is it like to be an Arab?
Very few of them are bedouins and even fewer are oil millionaires. SHEELAGH GILBEY visits a typical family in Tunisia and finds out how 9-year-old MOHSIN BEN HAMRA spends his days.
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11.23 Thinkabout What's Cooking?
Burnt sausages and half-cooked potatoes threaten to spoil everything when Frank and Sally give a barbecue.
JIM DUNK as Frank VICKY ucorish as Sally Producer PAT FARRINGTON
Series producer DEREK LONGHURST
11.42 General Studies The Bugs Business
Is biotechnology a new growth industry?
Producer BRUCE JAMSON
12.10 16 Up Selection Sex Rules - OK?
16 Up travels north with SEETHING WELLS to look at the rules and roles of sexism.
12.35 On the Rocks
Ten programmes about the evolution of the landscape.
5: All that Glisters....
1.0 Wheels of Fire
Development issues in India 5: If it Can Happen Here.... Credit facilities
1.30 Pages from Ceefax
1.38 Scotland this Century
4: Bombs on Clydeside
2.0 Words and Pictures Lift-off
Vicky, Charley and the children do the countdown and launch their rocket. Presenter VICKY IRELAND Animation GIL POTTER
Producer MOYRA GAMBLETON
2.18 The History Trail
3: A Restoration Christmas It is 1660, and England celebrates Christmas and the return of the King.
Producer DAVID SCOTT COWAN
2.40 The Music Arcade 5: Vocal Sounds 2
The children use their voices to make different tune shapes.

starring
To Catch a Sly
J.R. sets a trap to discover how information is being leaked - is he shutting the Bames door after the horse has bolted? Bobby and Jenna go out with Ray and Donna while Katherine sits at home plotting.... Sue Ellen plans the annual Ewing Barbecue-which should be a scorcher this year!
Written by DAVID PAULSEN
Directed by MICHAEL PREECE
(Continued tomorrow at 3 pm)
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starring
Bing Crosby with Mary Martin
Basil Rathbone Oscar Levant
In this lighthearted comedy Bing is a young musician who 'ghosts' the tunes for a famous composer and discovers that Mary Martin is providing the words. Inevitably they decide to join forces - both professionally and romantically.
Screenplay by DWIGHT TAYLOR from a story by BILLY WILDER and JACQUES THERY
Produced by WILLIAM LE BARON Directed by VICTOR SCHERTZINGER
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Screwball Squirrel

with subtitles, followed by Weather

with Dennis McCarthy
Tonight: Vince Hill and his old English sheepdogs; top dog judge Joe Braddon looks at hunters; a salute to the serving dogs of the British
Army; vet Don Haxby answers your questions; Chas joins the obedient dogs; and a hairy dog with a naked daughter. Producer MIKE DERBY BBC Pebble Mill
(Postponed from last week)

continues BBC2's season of her films, tonight with Ray Milland and Billie Burke
Roland Young
When working girl Irene O'Dare is mistaken for an Irish aristocrat she finds that life as the toast of New
York society is not without its complications especially with the presence of two rich admirers and the mysterious Madame Lucie. This romantic musical includes the famous song 'Alice blue gown'.
Screenplay by ALICE DUER MILLER based on the musical play by JOSEPH MCCARTHY and HARRY TIERNEY Produced and directed by HERBERT WILCOX
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Hanna Reitsch is the only known wartime female military test pilot. Her flying in Germany included a manned VI flying bomb, plus a glider the size of a jumbo jet that needed three fighters to lift it off the ground; and an indoor demonstration of an early helicopter at the Berlin motor show. All of which earned her a personal decoration from the Fuhrer. Film editor COLIN JONES Written and produced by BRIAN JOHNSON

by PETER SPENCE starring
Designer IAN RAWNSLEY
Producer GARETH GWENLAN

Last of a six-part comedy series Here's Looking at You, Kid Written by RAY MANSELL and PAUL BENN
It's High 11 o'clock in Apache Wells as The Kid's past catches up with him and guns roar.
Designer STEPHAN PACZAI Produced and directed by DAVID ASKEY

Kelly's personal and professional life explodes in a brilliant display of fireworks; but Kelly, although more than singed, comes back for more. Written by KELLY MONTEITH and NEIL SHAND featuring
John Barron , Donald Gee Enn Reitel , Trudie Styler with BILLY BOYLE
NATAUE FORBES , LAN
OUVER GRAHAM PADDEN , DIANA GOODMAN
DAVID MASTERMAN and Pippa Page
Sound LAURIE TAYLOR
Lighting DUNCAN BROWN Designers
JO DAY, MALCOLM THORNTON Produced and directed by JOHN KILBY

The British in China 1920-1939: Part 2
Narrator Christopher Cook
Few westerners were fortunate enough to discover the real China for themselves in the 1920s and 30s. That was except for the Christian missionaries who preached their gospel and built schools, universities and hospitals in the interior. And those who travelled along the Yangtse river.
In the second part missionaries recall life in Chinese villages which had never seen a European before; and men who served with the Yangtse flotilla, the fleet of gunboats maintained by the Royal Navy, remember life on the river. Research SHIRLEY WHTTTON
Film editor ROLAND ARMSTRONG Produced by CHRISTOPHER COOK

Pasta lover Michael Oliver tastes BBC2's new series,
Italians, which penetrates the real Latin way of life. (Italians: Friday 8.30 pm)

Take a musical trip through the Highlands of Scotland in the company of one of Britain's best female vocalists, Barbara Dickson , as she makes the stunningly beautiful journey through
Loch Ness, to Fort William by the Kyle of Lochalsh, to
Mallaig, on a variety of boats and planes and trains and things.
Assistant producer MICHELE BURGESS Executive producer KEN STEPHINSON BBCManchester

John Tusa
Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick , with Ian Smith and Paul Barry present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.