starring with Trapped
An over-protective father unwittingly provokes the kidnap of his only daughter. The late Jim Davis of Dallas fame is featured as a ruthless crook.
Written by ROD PETERSON Directed by JOE KANE (R)
Crop Chasers
A COLUMBIA cartoon
The Desire of the Moth
The largest known moth in the world has wings the size of a dove, the smallest lives inside a leaf. Although creatures of darkness, their bizarre designs and garish colours rival those of butterflies in the hide-and-seek game of life.
Narrated and produced by Barry Paine
Series editor PETER JONES BBC Bristol (R)
Regional News and Weather
Armstrong's 'alfhour continues with more conversation and music to take you into the weekend.
Frankenstein's Quest:
The Development of Life by Professor Lewis Wolpert , FRS Lecture 5: Chain of Command What your brain can do was determined by the way its nerve cells connected with each other during embryonic growth. Can we decipher - or even improve on - the programme for brain development?
The Twenty-Five Hour Clock
I starring
Peter Lawford
Donald Crisp
As a young pup
Lassie's offspring
Laddie shows no signs of ever emulating his brave parent. But when he and his master
Joe Carraclough become trapped in Nazi territory the dog proves he has inherited all his mother's intelligence and courage. and LASSIE and LADDIE
Screenplay by JEANNE BARTLETT Produced by SAMUEL MARK Directed by s. SYLVAN SIMON
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Glyn Worsnip
Diane Kenwood John Diamond each with a story of the week from the cities and counties of the south east corner of England Producers
DAVID HANINGTON , BILL JONES BBC South and East: Elstree
from Barnsdale Presented by Geoff Hamilton Roy Lancaster and Anne Swithinbank It's the start of the new gardening season and at
Barnsdale there are lots of new ideas for both the expert and the first time gardener. Features like the water garden, the organic garden and the new small back garden, 40ft by 18ft, where hundreds of novel and practical ideas designed to save time and money will be demonstrated. Over the last few years a fine collection of plants has been built up at
Barnsdale, and at this time of year the winter flowering shrubs brighten up even the most gloomy of winter days. Executive producer JOHN KENYON
Production assistant JEAN LAUGHTON Producer DENIS w. GARTSIDE
The Story of Jazz in France
France has been called the second country of jazz next to America. The Hot Club de France was the first jazz organisation to be formed anywhere, and the Orchestre National de Jazz is the only state-funded jazz orchestra in the world. Many visiting American musicians have chosen to make their home in France and Sidney Bechet was adopted as a national hero, as popular as Maurice Chevalier and Edith Piaf.
In this survey of jazz activity in France past and present is rare archive film of Django Reinhardt and the Quintette du Hot Club France, Sidney Bechet, Bud Powell, Kenny Clarke, Bill Coleman and Don Byas as well as recent performances by Claude Luter, Babik Reinhardt (Django's son), Martial Solal, Sacha Distel, Jimmy Gourley and the Orchestre National de Jazz.
The film also includes contributions from Leo Vauchant, Arthur Briggs, Tommy Benford, Bill Dillard, John Hammond, Charles Delaunay, Stephane Grappelli, Henri Renaud, Jimmy Gourley, Johnny Griffin, Pierre Michelot, Alain Vian, Francis Paudras and Moustache.
with Peter Snow
Donald MacCormick Nick Worrall
And the day's news from Ian Smith , Nick Clarke Gill NevUl and Chris Lowe
starring with White on White and Nearly Perfect
Hired to find a missing heiress, Rockford's problems start with his co-investigator - an infuriatingly good guy whose energy and enthusiasm endangers both their lives.
Written and directed by STEPHEN J. CANNELL (R)
