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6.50 The Rebuilding of London

7.40 Work, Energy and Power

8.5 Urban Transport and Harlem

8.30 The History of Mongolism

8.55 Culture and Community: Spain: 2

9.20 South Yorkshire Transport

9.45 Visual Illusions: Now You See It

10.10 Chemistry: Ferrocene

10.35 Handicapped in the Community

11.0 Marketing in Action: Opening Principles

11.25 Management and the School

11.50 Music: Harmonic Analysis: 2

12.15 Women and Organisations

12.40 Education: Baby Talk

1.30 Modern Art: Dali and Surrealism

1.55 Chemistry: Metals With Wings

The new and exciting magazine in English bringing both current affairs and entertainment from the Asian world. It's lively, fun and sometimes controversial, covering stories affecting
Asians both here and abroad. Entertainment ranges from music to dance, from film clips to star interviews, from the classic to the modern. This week the programme reveals the plight of old folk being abandoned by their children. Is the myth of the happy, extended Asian family about to explode?
Network East talks to
Keith Vaz , Britain's first Asian MP since the 1920s. And in the studio, spectacular swordplay from South Indian martial arts group Kalari Cult.
Producer NARINDER MINHAS
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR Executive producer JOHN WILCOX
0 FEATURE: page 13

Contributors

Unknown:
Keith Vaz
Producer:
John Wilcox

The place: Whitley Bay. The cast: veterans
Jenny Powell and Tony Baker supported by Dianne Oxberry and Sophia Serina Mahmud. The plot: to squeeze in more miles of music per square minute than ever before.
Associate producer JONATHAN KING Production PETER HAMILTON BBC North West

Contributors

Unknown:
Whitley Bay.
Unknown:
Jenny Powell
Unknown:
Tony Baker
Unknown:
Dianne Oxberry
Unknown:
Sophia Serina Mahmud.
Unknown:
Peter Hamilton

Written by Michael Fessier.

Love may be blind but will the charms of Melanie Cawthorns draw Buck's loyalties to a rival ranch?

(R) (Ceefax Subtitles)

Contributors

Writer:
Michael Fessier
Director:
William F. Claxton
Director:
Robert Sparr
John Cannon:
Leif Erickson
Buck Cannon:
Cameron Mitchell
Billy Blue:
Mark Slade
Victoria:
Linda Cristal
Manolito:
Henry Darrow
Melanie Cawthorns:
Patricia Barry

Now it's high summer, and the championship leeks flourish throughout Durham and Northumberland.
There is one event every leek man dreams of winning - The World Open Leek Championships.
Harry Bone was last year's champion. Can he - and his wife Joan - retain the title?
Joe Jones is 72, the grand old man of leek growing. Two years ago his crop failed. Will his old-fashioned methods help him regain the trophy? Bob Bell , once a pitman, has never won the show, but this year he expects great things from his 'WRSL' (World
Record Super-Leek). On the great day there are disasters and triumphs. And the drama does not end there ...
An unforgettably epic tale of pride and passion TODAY A giant leek for mankind GUARDIAN 40 Minutes Editor EDWARD MlRZOEFF Director JOHN ALEXANDER

Contributors

Unknown:
Harry Bone
Unknown:
Joe Jones
Unknown:
Bob Bell
Editor:
Edward Mlrzoeff
Director:
John Alexander

In Venice on his 70th birthday, Anthony Burgess talked to Russell Davies about his life and career as a novelist, composer and man of letters. Writers Martin Amis and Paul Theroux assess the extraordinary range of Burgess's talents.
Producer KEVIN JACKSON Editor JOHN ARCHER (Revised repeat)

Contributors

Unknown:
Anthony Burgess
Unknown:
Russell Davies
Unknown:
Martin Amis
Unknown:
Paul Theroux
Producer:
Kevin Jackson
Editor:
John Archer

First programme in a series featuring the Welsh tenor,
Dennis O'Neill , singing his favourite songs and arias with his special guests: Anne Williams King (soprano)
Chorus of Welsh National
Opera
BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra leader BARRY HASKEY conducted by Andrew Greenwood recorded at St David's Hall, Cardiff
Lighting STAN JONES Sound GEOFF ATKINS Executive producer J. MERVYN WILLIAMS
Producer HEFIN OWEN
0 FEATURE: page 13

Contributors

Tenor:
Dennis O'Neill
Unknown:
Anne Williams
Leader:
Barry Haskey
Conducted By:
Andrew Greenwood
Producer:
J. Mervyn

starring
Fred
Astaire Ginger Rogers Dancer Lucky
Garnett has one weakness - gambling. And when he gets involved in a dice game and is late for his wedding to
Margaret, the family are understandably annoyed. To make amends he must make his fortune in New York.
From capital of just 25 cents ... This elegant musical comedy features music by JEROME KERN , including Pick yourself up, A fine romance and the immortal The way you look tonight.
Screenplay by HOWARD KINDSAY and ALLAN SCOTT from a story by ERWIN GELSEY
Produced by PANDRO S. BERMAN Directed by GEORGE STEVENS
0 FILMS: page 16
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Contributors

Unknown:
Astaire Ginger Rogers
Unknown:
Dancer Lucky
Music By:
Jerome Kern
Unknown:
Howard Kindsay
Unknown:
Allan Scott
Story By:
Erwin Gelsey
Produced By:
Pandro S. Berman
Directed By:
George Stevens
Lucky:
Fred Astaire
Penny:
Ginger Rogers
Pop:
Victor Moore
Mabel:
Helen Broderick
Gordon:
Eric Blore
Margaret:
Betty Furness
Ricardo Romero:
Georges Metaxa
Judge Watson:
Landers Stevens
Raymond:
John Harrington

Lynda Baron , Keith Barron , Stephanie Lawrence and Frank Middlemass tell
Glyn Worsnip about quick changes, noisy audiences, and legendary landladies - all part of a life On Stage. Assistant producers
PATRICIA MIFFLIN , LOUIS ROBINSON Producer JULIET MAY BBC Pebble Mill

Contributors

Unknown:
Lynda Baron
Unknown:
Keith Barron
Unknown:
Stephanie Lawrence
Unknown:
Frank Middlemass
Unknown:
Glyn Worsnip
Unknown:
Patricia Mifflin

Starring Peter Cushing, Susan Denberg, Thorley Walters

Baron Frankenstein is experimenting to demonstrate that the soul survives the body after death - using his own frozen body to prove his theory. The execution of his young assistant Hans, and the suicide of Hans's sweetheart, Christine, provides the Baron with the opportunity to develop his research in a new, macabre direction.

Films: page 16

Contributors

Screenplay:
John Elder
Producer:
Anthony Nelson Keys
Director:
Terence Fisher
Baron Frankenstein:
Peter Cushing
Christina:
Susan Denberg
Dr Hertz:
Thorley Walters
Hans:
Robert Morris
Prisoner:
Duncan Lamont
Anton:
Peter Blythe
Karl:
Barry Warren
Johann:
Derek Fowlds
Kleve:
Alan MacNaughtan
Chief of Police:
Peter Madden
Mayor:
Philip Ray
Landlord:
Ryan Beavis
Priest:
Colin Beavons

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