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Starring
Johnny Weissmuller
Johnny Sheffield
It's "Tarzan v Hitler" as Nazi paratroopers arrive in the jungle to take control of a hidden city.
Director William Thiele
● FILMS: pages 47-54

Contributors

Unknown:
Johnny Weissmuller
Unknown:
Johnny Sheffield
Director:
William Thiele
Tarzan:
Johnny Weissmuller
Boy:
Johnny Sheffield
Zandra:
Frances Gifford
VonReichart:
Stanley Ridges
Schmidt:
Rex Williams
Sergeant:
Sig Ruman
Patriarch:
Pedro de Cordoba
Bausch:
Phiup Vanzandt
Achmet:
Stanley Brown

Steffi Graf begins the defence of her singles title on Centre
Court this afternoon. But even she may be overshadowed by the world No 1 Monica Seles , who has already won the Australian Open, and beat Graf in Paris earlier this month.
Commentary by John Barrett , Virginia Wade and Ann Jones. • STEREO

Contributors

Unknown:
Steffi Graf
Unknown:
Monica Seles
Commentary By:
John Barrett
Commentary By:
Virginia Wade
Commentary By:
Ann Jones.

Last in the series.
The Great Organ Bazaar
Is it right to buy and sell human spare parts? In India, E600 is the going price for a kidney. The cost of the same organ from an executed prisoner in China, plus a transplant in a Chinese military hospital, is
£5,000. Outlawed in the west, the trade flourishes elsewhere.
Peter Gill reports from China, India, the Gulf and the USA on the ethical and human issues raised by the trade and the attempts to control it. ProducerGiselle Portenier
Editor John Morrison

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Gill
Editor:
John Morrison

Offbeat American sci-fi drama.
Runaway. 4 July 1964: the eve of the feminist revolution and Sam has leapt into the body of 13-year-old Butchie Rickett , tormented by his elder sister.
0 STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Butchie Rickett
Sam Beckett:
Scott Bakula
Al:
Dean Stockwell
Emma Rickett:
Sandy Faison
Alex Rickett:
Ami Foster
Hank Rickett:
Sherman Howard

A fly-on-the-wall documentary series that chronicles a dramatic period in the history of the Labour-controlled London Borough of Lewisham.

A total projected overspend of £11.2 million in the education budget has resulted in the biggest crisis the Labour-controlled council has ever had to deal with. June Fisher, head teacher of Catford County Girls School, complains to the school governors that as a result of a reduction in resources, class sizes will have to increase.
In Lewisham overall, 120 teaching jobs have to go.
Parents and teachers take to the streets. Hundreds of protestors storm the town hall as members of the council struggle to find cuts that will bring the budget back into line. On top of everything else, local women and children, furious at the news that play centres may be closed, occupy the central library, demanding to see the council leader, Steve Bullock.

A Partners in Production film for BBC TV
(Teletext subtitles: page 888)
Feature: page 42

Contributors

Producer:
Malcolm Hirst
Producer:
Charles Stewart

BBC Two England

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