9.30 Science Topics
Light, Electrons and the Atom
9.52 Look and Read Fair Ground
1: Trouble in the Tea Leaves
10.15 Mathscore Two Space Count
In which ROGER makes a square disappear before your very eyes and ELAINE shows what can be done with a square metre.
10.38 Exploring Science Patterns of Growth
There is a pattern to growth which is surprisingly similar from one organism to the next.
11.0 Look, Look and Look Again
Finding the View
The first of a series to support art education for 912-year-olds. Producer GEOFF WILSON
11.22 Geography 11-13
What Ice Did to the Land
11.44 Going to Work
Youth Training Schemes
12.5 Making the Most of the Micro
Ten programmes showing what micros can do and how to use them.
1: The Versatile Machine Notes £1.30 from [address removed], 12" x 9" sae and 22p postage.
12.30 Sorry Mate, I Didn't See You
Seven programmes for the young motorcyclist.
1: An Endangered Species
12.55 You Can't See the Wood....
With DAVID BELLAMY , Who examines the diversity, uses and conservation of trees in the UK.
1: The Wildwood
1.20 Thinking in Action
How thinking skills can be applied in business and organisational situations. 1: Creativity, Design, Innovation
1.38 Around Scotland With Safety in Mind
1: Now You See it, Now You Don't
2.0 Scene
Your Place or Mine by CHRIS ELLIS
Huw gives up his room to two English girls on holiday. He's not too happy about being pushed out to an old caravan in a field. But things look up when the girls discover him there. So why does he end up in the shed? with PAUL ARLINGTON, STACY DAVIES , TIMOTHY LYN ,
CATHY MURPHY , ELIZABETH PROUD, ROBERT E. ROBERTS and JENNA RUSSELL Film editor JOHN BILLINGHAM Producer ROGER TONGE
2.30 English File
Enjoying Books 1: Partners Not all 14-year-olds read novels unless they have to. This is the first of three programmes which invite them to pick an extra book or two. Meet three authors, and key scenes from two of their books which are dramatised. With COLETTE BARKER
PAUL REYNOLDS , PAM ST CLEMENT and GRAHAM FLETCHER COOK and writers JUDY BLUME JACQUEUNE WILSON and BERNARD ASHLEY
Presenter NIGEL HINTON
Producer ROSANNA HIBBERT
with subtitles; Weather
Ann Jones 's Wimbledon Mrs Jones lost the 1967 Wimbledon ladies final to
BILLIE-JEAN KING. In 1969 they met once more, with Mrs King aiming to win the title for the fourth time in a row. Mrs Jones 's task was to stem that tide, and so give British tennis a much needed fillip.
Series producer JEFF GODDARD
Moonshot starring Roy Thinnes as David Vincent
A series of bizarre accidents afflict a planned moonshot. David Vincent picks up the clues and arrives at the space centre with certain knowledge that aliens are involved ...
Written by JOHN w. BLOCH Directed by PAUL WENDKOS
[Starring] Phil Silvers as Sergeant Bilko
This week's guest presenter, live from the Oxford Road studios, is Kim Wilde.
Timmy Mallett springs into action with week two of the Megaquiz, and Janice Long introduces her band,
Jazawaki. Music as well from Heaven 17, and new signing Scary Thieves.
With a live phone-in quiz, film features, horoscopes, and special guests dropping in, that's the menu for the second edition of BBC2's fast-moving electronic magazine.
Assistant producers
JONATHAN BULLEN , STEVE SMITH Producer PETER HAMILTON BBC Manchester
'Don't tell Richard Avedon , Scavullo, Cartier-Bresson or the dear departed spirit of Cecil Beaton , Harry, but you are my favourite photographer.'
(TRUMAN CAPOTE)
From his first job on the Hamilton Advertiser via the Daily Sketch and the Express, Benson has now reached the pinnacle of photojournalism, the prestigious magazine, Life. In this film he is interviewed at his
Manhattan apartment by the Scottish novelist, William Mcllvanney , and seen on assignment in New York. Film cameraman JIM PEIRSON Film recordist RON BROWN
Film editor PHYLLIS IRONSIDE Producer KEITH ALEXANDER Director KEN MACGREGOR
Shades of Spring from Corris, North Wales High in the Snowdonia range behind Cader Idris lies the amazing garden of Dorothy Paish and her late husband, David.
They took over this barren hillside 22 years ago and created what can only be described as a slice of the Himalayas here in the heart of Wales.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON
Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE BBC Pebble Mill
*CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Two years ago a woman from a North Lancashire village forgot to stoke her solid fuel boiler. An award-winning camera crew follow her determined and often heartbreaking attempts to light it.
I loved it. (DAILY MAIL) starring Victoria Wood with Julie Walters Celia Imrie
Duncan Preston Susie Blake Special guest
Patricia Routledge and JIM BROADBENT, KENNY IRELAND, DENIS LAWSON,
ANDREW LIVINGSTONE, NEIL BRAITHWAITE , MARY CAREWE, SAMANTHA SHAW also JANET HENFREY, MAGGIE OLLERENSHAW, RON PEMBER
Written by VICTORIA WOOD
Musical director DAVID FIRMAN Film cameraman JOHN BAKER
Film recordist ANTHONY WORNUM Sound LAURIE TAYLOR
Designer RICHARD MORRIS Produced and directed by GEOFF POSNER
1: The Pacific Age
From Tahiti to Tokyo,
Samoa to San Francisco,
Perth to Peking -a dynamic society for the 21st century. The rapid growth of Pacific Asia has transformed world trade. America now does more business across the Pacific than she does with her traditional friends in Europe.
The Japanese have become pioneers in high technology, and their partnership with Australia guarantees the necessary raw materials for their industry. But even in the newly prosperous Pacific there is conflict - the French are resented for their outdated colonialism and their nuclear testing; the Imperial Army has not been forgotten, and everyone is distrustful of the Japanese; island tradition is often incompatible with the demands of big business.
To win friends and influence people, the Japanese send Samurai to Sydney, while Britain sends the Prince of Wales - to open Parliament in Papua New Guinea. Narrated by Peter France
Film editor JEFF SHAW
Produced and directed by MICHAEL MACINTYRE
Book, £15.00 from booksellers
& FEATURE: page 82
John Tusa , Peter Snow and Donald MacCormick with Jenni Murray and Ian Smith
starring
Vivien Leigh
Warren Beatty
Karen Stone , a famous American actress who has aged out of starring roles, is left alone and adrift in Rome after the death of her wealthy husband. Adapted from Tennessee
Williams's 1937 novella, this powerful drama of the takers and the taken along the Via Veneto stars Vivien Leigh as the rich Mrs Stone and Warren Beatty as the young gigolo who becomes her lover.
Screenplay by GAVIN LAMBERT
Produced by LOUIS DE ROCHEMONT Directed by JOSE QUINTERO
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