Arts: Holidays by the Sea
A visit to Dover.
15 70 - 30BC. John Romer visits Deir el Medina.
Starring Bruce Bennett
Tarzan searches for a secret code.
With Ula Holt and Frank Baker.
(Black and white)
Films: pages 31-36
Starring Robert Donat
The life of a shy schoolmaster.
With Greer Garson, John Mills, Terry Kilburn and Paul Henreid.
(B/W)
Films: pages 31-36
US entertainment magazine.
Live coverage of the Woolwich World Bowls Championships pairs and triples competition from Worthing in Sussex. Producer Malcolm Kemp • STEREO
Animation for children.
(Rpt)
(Shown yesterday at 12 midnight)
The Cheviot Hills' annual shepherds' gathering.
Bowls
Further live coverage of the World Bowls Championships.
(Stereo)
Racing
From Newbury.
2.40 Newtown Stakes (1 m 4f)
3.10 Gardner Merchant
Hungerford Stakes (7f 64 yds).
3.40 Washington Singer Stakes (7f)
4.10 Ladbroke Racing Handicap Stakes (1m 2f)
Including at
3.00pm News; Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
Starring Mike Henry
Tarzan flies to Mexico at the request of an old friend and becomes involved with Vinaro, a ruthless criminal in search of a lost city of gold.
Films: pages 31-36
The series on Asian affairs.
As India prepares to celebrate Independence Day tomorrow, this report examines the impact of the radical economic policies introduced a year ago after the assassination of Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Will they boost growth and relieve poverty, or will they just open up new markets to multi-nationals and dilute India's long-cherished economic self-sufficiency.
(Stereo)
Liz Rigbey visits Warley Place in Essex, the old garden of the legendary horticulturalist Ellen Willmotts. While the house no longer stands, the garden framework is still identifiable although the grounds are now maintained as a nature reserve. Plus advice from Geoff Hamilton. Series producer Rosemary Forgan Executive producer Tony Laryea
A Catalyst Television production for BBCtv
0 BBC GARDENERS' WORLD MAGAZINE: £1.45 from newsagents. • GARDENING: page 13
Another chance to see the fast moving comedy sketch series. With Louise Beattie, Gregor Fisher, Andy Gray, Helen Lederer, Tony Roper, Elaine C Smith and Jonathan Watson.
(Stereo) (Teletext subtitles: p 888)
The showcase for short films by new film-makers continues with Blind Alley, a surrealistic thriller by Paul Duane, about a man facing death-by-video.
An optician awakes from a bad dream to a living nightmare. With Barry McGovern,
Niall Toner Jr, Tristan Gribben, Joseph Keenan and Arthur Riordan.
With Sue Cameron.
Russell Davies reviews the week's press.
A Granada production for BBCtv
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