Simon Potter with Sunday morning's entertainment starting with:
Janosch's Story Time: Schnuddel
Every morning, Schnuddel goes to the river to keep an eye on things.
(R)
Told by Tony Robinson
(R)
(R)
with Simon Potter
with Mark Curry, Caron Keating, Yvette Fielding and Janet Ellis
A last chance to say goodbye to 1987 with Blue Peter's Review of the Year. There's a knitting bishop, a Serpentine swim, a bedstead bike, a wild west battle and much, much more.
by Margaret Mahy
Dramatised by Allan Baker
Last of six parts
(R) (Ceefax subtitles)
Chris Serle picks choice moments of television's past from the BBC Film Library at Windmill Road.
This week Chris tramps the British countryside - in the wake of the Ice Age with Julian Pettifer, at harvest time with Not the Nine
O'Clock News, in the woods with David Bellamy, in the past with the Chair Bodgers of the Chilterns and, in Surbiton, living The Good Life.
This week's special guest is Angela Rippon.
Stumps
Life in an autumn woodland.
Written and narrated by Peter France
Photography ALAN HAYWARD Producer PAUL APPLEBY
Series producer dilys BREESE BBC Bristol (R)
The Royal Television Society Huw Wheldon
Memorial Lecture
David Attenborough explores the fact and fiction of wildlife film-making and considers how far the natural world can be rearranged for television.
From the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television
Producer ROBIN HELLIER BBC Bristol
Introduced by Nigel Starmer-Smith with Chris Rea
The English Trial
The match against France is in two weeks' time so a last chance for players and selectors to get it right. Also the top Welsh club match.
Series producer HUW JONES
starring Clark Gable Ava Gardner Grace Kelly
Vic Marswell , famous hunter and safari-leader is not pleased when his headquarters in the uplands of Kenya are 'invaded' by a vivacious American show girl. But this is only the start of his problems....
Screenplay by JOHN LEE MAHIN Produced by SAM ZIMBALIST Directed by JOHN FORD
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Teresa Berganza at Hopetoun House with Gabriel Estarellas (guitar) Over the years, when appearing at the Edinburgh Festival, the Spanish mezzo-soprano Teresa Berganza has often visited Hopetoun House. This winter she returned to fulfil her ambition to sing there. In a recital which encompasses voice and guitar music from 16th-century lute songs to arrangements of Spanish folk-songs by FEDERICO GARCIA LORCA in the 1930s, the centrepiece is MANUEL DE FALLA'S set of Seven Spanish Popular Songs. Introduced by Sally Magnusson Sound RON ALLAN
Lighting JAMES MAIDEN Producer MIKE NEWMAN Director david JACKSON
Series editor KEITH ALEXANDER
featuring
The Four Hills Tournament from Innsbruck, Austria
Round three sees the jumpers attacking the famous
Bergisel hill, site of the 1976 Olympics. Among the competitors will be last year's champion PRIMOS ULAGA, Austria's ERNST
VETTORI and Britain's EDDIE EDWARDS.
Ron Pickering will be watching from the commentary box while David Vine reports on the progress of the Men's Downhill
Championship, with the season's classic races at
Kitzbuhel and Wengen fast approaching, and not forgetting the Olympic Games in Calgary.
TV presentation ORF. AUSTRIA Producer GRAHAM FRY
Bill Giles presents the first of a series of weekly reports on the current ski-ing conditions in the notable European resorts and considers the prospects for the coming week.
Goethe Lieder
The second of six programmes featuring some of Schubert's finest music performed by his most acclaimed interpreters. Schubert wrote over 600 lieder, combining the great poetry of the time with his own musical genius.
Jane Glover introduces a recital by the tenor
Peter Schreier and the pianist Geoffrey Parsons.
In the programme the songs, mainly to texts by the poet GOETHE, are illustrated by the paintings of another contemporary,
DAVID CASPAR FRIEDRICH. Designer JANE WILLIAMS Lighting OLIVER DYER Sound PAUL JENKINS
Director VINCENT DOWDALL BBC Wales
Narrated by David Attenborough
Deep in the Amazonian rainforest fewer than 100 Waorani are left to their traditional nomadic lives.
Outsiders call them 'Aucas' or 'savages', a name they apparently richly deserve, having speared to death American missionaries and many others including their own old folks.
But roaming naked in the jungle, their bond with the forest provides all their needs, from food to building materials to weapons.
This film provides an insight into the Waorani philosophy, a simple view of life essential to living in harmony with the rainforest.
Film cameraman HUGH MAYNARD Film editor CHRIS ORRELL Producer ADRIAN WARREN BBC Bristol
starring Gene Wilder Peter Boyle with Marty Feldman Madeline Kahn Teri Garr
Though shamed by his infamous ancestry, brain surgeon Frederick Frankenstein ('That's
FRANKENSTEEN') goes to Transylvania to receive a family legacy. Once there, he dreams of reanimating the dead. Aided by Igor and the beautiful Inga, Freddie finds a suitable body but Igor makes a horrible mistake with the brain ...
Mel Brooks 's riotous pastiche of the horror genre sees crazed scientist and misunderstood creature blunder through mayhem to a denouement which
Mary Shelley could never have envisaged.
Written by GENE WILDER and MEL BROOKS based on characters from the novel Frankenstein by MARY SHELLEY
Produced by MICHAEL GRUSKOFF Directed by MEL BROOKS
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We interrupt 1988 to take a look at the news stories which hit the headlines in 1987. Ned Sherrin hosts this light-hearted quiz with two teams of guest celebrities.
See if your memory-bank can match those of the teams! Written by NEIL SHAND
BARRY CRYER and JOHN LANGDON Sound supervisor MARK HOLLAND Lighting director DAVE LOCK Designer TOM ARDLEY-JONES Directed by MAY MILLER Producer PAUL CIANI
Concludes the season of films by the master of contemporary American comedy.
Tonight also starring Janet Margolin
By the time he is 25, Virgil Starkwell is known by five aliases and has an amazing criminal record - more by accident than design. During a despondent, purse-snatching stroll through the park, he meets Louise and falls in love. Suddenly, crime has a purpose now that he has a girl to support...
This hilarious parody was Woody Allen's first film as director.
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