Girl Shy
For Heaven's Sake
Television version written by PETER DURSTON
Produced by BOB HOAG (R)

Narrated by Ron Pickering Wild horses and wild kids - what can they possibly have in common?
In a courageous scheme devised by a far-seeing group of pioneers in western
America, wild mustangs and even wilder kids, some of them with 14-year prison sentences, are getting to know each other - the hard way. There are startling benefits for them both. Film editor LARRY TOFT Producer BOB SAUNDERS

starring Gene Kelly, Leslie Caron
Jerry, an American painter living in Paris, is loved by the rich and beautiful Milo.
Perversely, he falls in love with a poor orphan who is engaged to somebody else. This classic musical, with a score by GEORGE AND IRA GERSHWIN, introduced Leslie Caron to the screen as the ideal dancing partner for the incomparable Gene Kelly.
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Robbing the rich for the benefit of the poor, Afanti and his donkeys are heroes of popular Oriental folk-lore.
This Chinese cartoon tells the tale of Afanti and the evil money-lender. Produced by the SHANGHAI ARTS FILM FACTORY (R)

Another chance to see this exciting performance by the great Russian ballet company. Acclaimed by audiences and press after seven weeks in the UK they returned to London's riverside Battersea Park to give a week of shows in a huge specially-built tent. They dance:
Les Sylphides with prima ballerina and Spartacus Act 2 with the brilliant young
Irek Mukhamedov in the title role, Natalya Bessmertnova as his wife Phrygia, Aleksei
A ballet with choreography by YURI GRIGOROVICH to music by KHACHATURIAN. Divertissements
Pas de deux from Sleeping Beauty with Nina Ananiashvili and Leonid Nikonov.
Dance of the Indian Dolls from The Nutcracker with Maria Zubkova and Alexander Valuyev. Solor's variation from La Bayadere with Mikhail Tsivin.
Black Swan pas de deux from Swan Lake with Nina Semizorova and Aleksei Fadeyechev. Adagio from
The Golden Age with Natalya Bessmertnova and Irek Mukhamedov.
Spring Waters pas de deux with Maria Bylova and Leonid Nikonov.
Grand pas from Don Quixote with Lyudmila Semenyaka and Yuri Vasyuchenko. Artistic director and chief choreographer
YURI GRIGOROVICH
Conductor
Alexander Kopylov Orchestra of London leader ROLF WILSON
Produced by COLIN NEARS
Directed by JOHN VERNON (R)
(The Bolshoi Ballet appeared by arrangement with the Entertainment Corporation Concerts and Arts)

Starring Charles Laughton, John Mills, Brenda de Banzie

Henry Hobson, a prosperous bootmaker, is a self-important but ineffectual domestic tyrant whose three daughters run his shop and home.

(Lawrence of Arabia on Friday at 4.55 pm)
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The Complete Piano Sonatas Daniel Barenboim plays Beethoven's Sonata No 2 Opus 2 No 2

Whistle Test and BBC2 take you into 1987 in the company of Mark Ellen, Andy Kershaw, David Hepworth and Ro Newton

The first showing on television of this highly-acclaimed concert featuring Sting and co on stage in Atlanta, Georgia, filmed by GODLEY AND CREME, formerly of lOcc and now two of Britain's leading video makers.

In the wake of Live Aid this documentary examines the continuing problem of feeding and rehabilitating the drought-stricken areas of Africa. With contributions from Bob Geldof David Bowie
George Michael and many flashbacks to the Live Aid concert in Wembley, the programme examines what the future holds for these Africans.
Directors STEPHEN BOTTOMORE and CAROLINE WEBB
Producer RICHARD KEEFE

A second chance to see two of the most successful rock concerts of 1986 Rendez-Vous Houston 'The biggest show ever produced on this planet.'
This typically Texan claim was how Jean-Michel Jarre 's Houston extravaganza was described earlier this year, a fact subsequently supported by its inclusion in this year's
Guinness Book of Records. The concert, which took place on 5 April, was part of Houston's sesquicentennial celebrations. It used the ultramodern downtown skyline as both a back-drop and a projection screen for the largest laser show ever given. A crowd of over a million watched it from as far as two miles away.
Jean-Michel describes his aims, and highlights from the evening's amazing fusion of lights, projections, lasers and music are shown. (R)
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Part One
The first of two chances to enjoy again highlights from this year's Whistle Tests, including a-ha
The Housemartins Spandau Ballet The Bangles and The Smiths

The second of tonight's top rock concerts

On 20 June, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Prince's Trust, a concert of superstars from the world of pop music performed for Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales. The birthday concert took place at Wembley Arena, London and featured Big Country, Suzanne Vega, Level 42 plus, for one night only, the supergroup Birthday Party including Phil Collins, Midge Ure, Mark Knopfler, Tina Turner, Rod Stewart, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Joan Armatrading, Howard Jones, Paul Young and special guests

(R)

Go live to see in the New Year with Kim Wilde and friends on the stage of The Goldiggers Club in Chippenham.

Part Two
More highlights taken from the last Whistle Test series. Including Elvis Costello
Ted Hawkins , The Waterboys Bloodfire Posse
The Pogues and Dwight Yoakan Directors TOM CORCORAN DAVID CROFT , MAY MILLER Producers
JOHN BURROWES , TREVOR DANN Editor MICHAEL APPLETON

The legendary 1973 concert given by David Bowie
At the end of a highly successful world tour, rock star David Bowie - then adopting the flamboyant and exotic persona of Ziggy Stardust - announced his retirement from the stage. This memorable final concert at the Hammersmith Odeon was filmed by D. A. Pennebaker, famous for such 60s rock documentaries as Don't Look Back and Monterey Pop.
Only recently has this classic Bowie concert been made available to the public. The 17 songs performed include such favourites as 'Ziggy Stardust ', 'Oh! You pretty things', 'Changes', 'Time', 'Suffragette city', and 'Rock 'n' roll suicide'. On stage he is backed by The Spiders From Mars - Mick Ronson, Mick Woodmansey and Trevor Bolder.
Produced and directed by D. A. PENNEBAKER
(First showing on British television)
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