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6.15 American History: Urban Transport and Harlem
6.40 Maths: Shrinking Polygons 2929717 7.05Biddingforthe
Olympics 7428663 7.30 Chemistry: Halogens and Noble Gases
3552934 7.55 Images and Innovation 9140840 8.20 King Lear
8.45 Bullying: Danger - Children at Play (Subtitled)

Rita and Mavis are looking after something for their film director boyfriends - but how long will Mam put up with it?
Written by Valerie Georgeson. from a story byJoanEadington

Contributors

Written By:
Valerie Georgeson.
Jonny:
Richard Holian
Mam:
Jane Lowe
Dad:
Leslie Schofield
Rita:
Sue Devaney
Mavis:
Debbie Norris
Albert:
Tommy Robinson
Humphrey:
Jeremy Austin

False or True? - that's the decision young viewers have to make as they watch a fast-moving mix of fictional and factual film clips.

For viewers playing at home, the numbers are 0891-4477 1 (false), 089 1-[number removed](true) (calls cost 20p max), rules from FOT, BBC Audiocall, [address removed]

Introduced by Hazel Irvine .
Provisional Timetable
12.35 Cricket
1.00 Athletics
1.40 Cricket
3.40 Water polo
4.00 Cricket
6.00 Swimming
Cricket: Fifth Test
England v Australia
Continued coverage from
Edgbaston of the fourth day's play in the fifth Comhill
Insurance Test. Commentary by Richie Benaud ,
Jack Bannister , Ray Illingworth ,
Geoff Boycott and Tony Lewis.
Swimming
European Championships from Sheffield. Final day, with six events to be decided, plus the final of the men's water polo. The top Hungarian pair of Tamas Darnyi and Kristina Egerszegi , will be looking to add to their gold medal collections in the 200m individual medley and 200m backstroke respectively. Also today: finals of the men's
1500m freestyle and medley relay, women's 50m freestyle and 200m butterfly. With
Hamilton Bland, Andyjameson and Adrian Moorhouse.
Athletics
From Monte Carlo. Featuring the best of the action from last night's Grand Prix meeting, the last major event before the world championships start in Stuttgart next weekend. Commentary by David Coleman , Stuart Storey and Paul Dickenson.
Producer (Swimming) Alastair Scott Editor Dave Gordon

Contributors

Introduced By:
Hazel Irvine
Commentary By:
Richie Benaud
Commentary By:
Jack Bannister
Commentary By:
Ray Illingworth
Unknown:
Geoff Boycott
Unknown:
Tony Lewis.
Unknown:
Tamas Darnyi
Unknown:
Kristina Egerszegi
Unknown:
Adrian Moorhouse.
Commentary By:
David Coleman
Commentary By:
Stuart Storey
Commentary By:
Paul Dickenson.
Unknown:
Alastair Scott
Editor:
Dave Gordon

Majorca andlbiza. A look at the variety to be found in the Balearic Islands of Spain. From the tourism, gypsy culture and traditional fiestas of Majorca to the tiny island of Formentera, famed for its nudist beaches. Then on to Ibiza with its beautiful people, hippies and noisy rave culture. Plus help and advice on finding jobs, where to go and what to do. ProducerSiobhan Mulholland Series producers Sharon Ali and Dave Stewart

Contributors

Producers:
Sharon Ali
Producers:
Dave Stewart

Documentary series telling the dramatic story of how the oil industry has shaken the world economy, dominated global politics and affected all our lives. Power to the Producers. The
Seven Sisters, the major British and American oil companies, dominated the world of petroleum in the 50s and 60s. And then this exclusive Anglo-Saxon club was challenged.
Nasser closed the Suez Canal;
Opec was born; and a young Colonel Gaddafi changed the balance of power for ever. Producers Bassem Abdallah and Timothy Copestake
Series producer William Cran
An In Vision/Majestic production for BBCtv CoiourandB/W Stereo

Contributors

Producers:
Bassem Abdallah
Producers:
Timothy Copestake
Producer:
William Cran

A short series celebrating the work of great choreographers. Mats Ek's Giselle
Tonight, another chance to see Swedish choreographer Mats Ek's production of Giselle.
Though keeping the familiar Adolphe Adam music of the 19th-century ballet, Ek has discarded the usual setting in a romantic Rhineland village with dead spirits in a woodland glade. In his version, Giselle is confined to an asylum when she discovers that the stranger courting her is engaged to a woman from his own class. At the centre of the production is Anna Laguna 's award-winning performance as Giselle. Director Maans Reuterswaerd

Contributors

Unknown:
Adolphe Adam
Unknown:
Anna Laguna
Director:
Maans Reuterswaerd

A double bill of films by the cult director Sam Fuller , introduced by Alex Cox.
Run of the Arrow
Western starring Rod Steiger
Charles Bronson
An ex-confederate soldier, who refuses to accept the "death" of the South, escapes to the west and, after being subjected to a ritual endurance test, joins a Sioux Indian tribe. But he soon finds that he can fully accept neither the birth of the United States nor the Sioux ways.
(1957) Subtitled
SEE FILMS pages 24-28

Contributors

Director:
Sam Fuller
Introduced By:
Alex Cox.
Unknown:
Rod Steiger
Unknown:
Charles Bronson
O'Meara:
Rod Steiger
Blue Buffalo:
Charles Bronson
Yellow Moccasin:
Sarita Montiel
Capt Clark,:
Brian Keith
Lt Driscoll:
Ralph Meeker
Walking Coyote:
Jay Cflippen
MrsO'Meara:
Olive Carey
Crazy Wolf:
Hm Wynant
Lt Stockwell:
Neyle Morrow
RedCloud:
Frank de Kova
General Allan:
Tim McCoy
Colonel Taylor:
Stuart Randall

Thriller starring James Best
Susan Cummings
An American soldier assigned to the peace-keeping force falls in love with a girl in occupied Germany at the end of the Second World War. He is forced to leave his job in order to marry her, but then he discovers her links with the Werewolves, a sinister organisation of Nazis.
(1959) B/w Subtitled
SEE FILMS pages 24-28
Moviedrome producer Nick Freand Jones MOVIEDROME GUIDE: send cheque/PO for£3.00, payable to BSS. to
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Contributors

Unknown:
James Best
Unknown:
Susan Cummings
Producer:
Nick Freand Jones
David Brent:
James Best
Helga Schiller:
Susan Cummings
Bruno Eckart:
Tom Pittman
Capt Harvey:
Paul Dubov
Franz Schiller:
Harold Daye
Helmuth:
Dick Kallman

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