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Cookery challenge show. Stereo.
3: Sybil the Girl Guide
As one of the original girl guides, Sybil Canadine recalls the enthusiasm and determination of the first girls in this popular movement. Producer CHRISTINE WHITTAKER
Learning about echoes.
for Thursday
and the latest news
A summary of the planet's environmental hazards.
(R)
The Simpsons' dog takes a course in obedience.
With guest voice Tracey UlIman.
Fancy the Simpsons theme on your phone? [web address removed]
The comic saga of the Blackadders, written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton, confirmed its success when it reached the Tudor age in this, the first episode of the second series.
It is 1570, and a giggling Queen Elizabeth I is on the throne. Edmund Blackadder is the bastard great, great grandson of the repulsive original, and he adopts a position at court.
Followed by Sarajevo - a Street under Siege
Jools Holland visits Portmeirion, Wales, and Ainsley Harriott is at Lord's cricket ground.
Angela decides she wants to return to Melbourne.
Story: "Mr Mergle's Muddled Day" by Cherry Pearce
(Repeated on BBC1 at 4.10 pm, except in Northern Ireland)
(Colour)
Get Reading, Get Writing Repeats are not indicated.
2.00 Learn the Basics 762113.00 Reading Skills Si
4.00 Getting Published 21308 5.00 Ask the Authors
When THRUSH threatens a global tidal wave, Illya stows away on their coaster Bountiful but Napoleon misses the boat.
The Finals: Part 2
Tonight the stage is set for the last three young competitors (out of a total of six finalists) to play a complete concerto with orchestra. First prize is the Edward Boyle Prize and Princess Mary Gold Medal worth E3,500, but worth even more will be the worldwide engagements that will launch the winner on a lifetime's career as an international concert pianist. Tonight's live broadcast from Leeds Town Hall is introduced by Richard Baker , with guidance and commentary from Andre Previn. The BBC Philharmonic
Orchestra, leader DENNIS SIMONS conducted by Vernon Handley Lighting GEOFF LOMAS Sound ROY BRADSHAW
Executive producer
KENNETH CORDEN. Directed by ROY TIPPING (Competition given in association with Harveys of Bristol)
A Simultaneous Broadcast with Radio 3 For the best effect, viewers with stereo R3 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.
(The results will be given at 11.15)
A film produced and directed by Victor Vicas for NBC in association with Czechoslovakian Television
A romance without words - or rather with words that neither can understand - when a young American woman visiting Prague on business forms a romantic attachment with the man she has come to see.
(Colour)
Starring
Tom Conway
Jean Brooks
When a plane crash-lands without its pilot and passengers the Falcon is called in to investigate. He finds that three men have disappeared - plus $100,000 in securities.
Director William Clemens (B/w)
(The Falcon's Alibi is tomorrow at 8. 1 5am) 0 FILMS: pages 41-65
A season of plays by ALAN BENNETT starring Elizabeth Spriggs
Constance Chapman , Sheila Kelley It is a nice little run out to the cemetery and nephew Eric generally takes Cora, Winnie and Aunty Ida up there in the Capri, but Eric's got on with this sub-aqua and the cemetery's over-run with art students. To cap it all, Winnie will keep running off.
Music by GEORGE FENTON Script editor BRENDA REID Film editor KEN PEARCE
PhotographyCOLIN MUNN Designer STUART WALKER Producer INNES LLOYD
Director MALCOLM MOWBRAY