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BET Lunch, of Coronation Street, hands out a few lessons about pulling pints to 14-year-old Jeremy Allanson; who plays Grade in “The Roman Invasion of Rams- bottom”, on ITV, Boxing Day, at 4-45 p.m.


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E N T E R T A I N ­ MENT doesn’t end with television and Clitheroe is within easy travelling dis­ tance of a host of pantomimes and children’s entertain­ ments.


. Aladdin; Garrick Playhouse, Barrington Road, Altrincham. Revue: Oh Maggie!


house, Market Street West, Preston.


To January 10th: Jack and the Beanstalk, starring Roy Lance; Colne Municipal Hall. Aladdin; The Play­


liamson Square, Liver­ pool. To January 3rd: Alad­ din; The Horseshoe Wonderful World Building. Blackpool Pleasure Beach, South Shore. The Love for Three


Oranges — Mermaid Puppet Theatre, with music from the opera by Prokoviev; Royal. Northern College of- Music, Oxford Road, Manchester. The Funny Kids


What Have You Been Up To; Grade Fields Theatre,’ Oulder Hill, Hudson’s Walk, Roch­ dale.


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To January 17th: The Prisoner of Zenda, by Andy Rashleigh — Contact Theatre Co.; University Theatre, Devas Street, Man­ chester. Aladdin; Coliseum


Theatre, Fairbottom Street, Manchester. Godspell; Royal


Court Theatre,, Roe Street, Liverpool.'


To January 24th: Cin­ derella; Duke’s Play­ house, Moor Lane, Lancaster. The Golden Goose;


Octagon T h e a t re , Howell Croft South, Bolton. Dick Whittington;


To January 31st: Dick Whittington, with Roger De Courcey; Tameside Theatre,- Oldham Road, Ashton- under-Lyne. The House that Jack Built; Library Theatre,


Southport Theatre, Promenade.


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St P e te r ’s. Square, Manchester. . . Running— '


David Wood, musical play for children; -Play­ h u


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Show for Kids! or Hello Socks; Royal Ex­ change Theatre, St Ann’s Square, Man­ chester. Hickory Dickory


stalk; Theatre Royal; Corporation Street, St


Mary Chase; Royal Ex­ change Theatre, St Ann’s Square, Man­ chester. Cinderella; Forum


Helens. Harvey,; play by


land’s 25th Anniversary” at 11 a.m. and a “Christ­ mas Nativity” at 4-45 p.m. For adults Granada has “ London Night Out


11 a.m., Walt Disney’s cartoon of. “Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too” at 3-25 p.m., Judi Dench reading Beatrix Potter’s “Tailor of Gloucester” on “Jackanory” at 4-25 p.m., followed by “All Star. Record Breakers” and “Paddington’s Christmas” and rounding-off the even­ ing with “Pollyanna” at 6- 05 p.m. Granada has “Disney­


BBC 1 has “Lassie” at •


.Christmas Special" at 8 p.'m. and “Family Plot,” a thriller, at 9 p.m.... • BBC 1 has “Val’s Spe­ cial Years of Christmas” at 8-15 p.m., featuring Val Doonican .and guests, and, for.opera lovers, at 11-05 p.m. “ Placido Domingo’s Christmas Choice”. BBC 2 has “Instant


Sunshine” at 8-55 p.m., with vocal entertainment from the three doctors and one journalist who make up this unusual quartet. Ian Dury and the Blockheads are the guests on “Old Grey Whistle Test” at 10 p.m.


ROGER Moore and Christopher Lee prepare for a show-down-in “The Man with the Golden Gun”' . . ■ • ■ ■


WHILE we’re enjoy­ ing Christmas, with the thought that- we - might have spent too much pushed firmly to the back of our minds, the men who control the television companies may well be in the same posi­ tion after lavishing hundreds


BBC 1 has “Airport 75,” with Charlton Heston and a VIP lounge of. others. On Boxing Day ITV has “Earthquake” while BBC 1 counters with the “Towering In­ ferno”. It’s a case of all phobias catered for.


aster movie and it’s poss­ ible to spend a finger­ nail chewing, hair-stand­ ing, spine-tingling fes- . tive season in front of the “box”. On (Christmas Day


willing to let their films- go u n t i l . th ey ’ve ex­ tracted everything they can from the cinema cir- • cuit,. television becomes a good guide . to what was in vogue a few!years' ago. This time it’s the. dis­


period, is, in television terms, the time. of - the . screen giants . . . and this year is ho exception.'. As film-makers are un-'.


.na” tonight on BBC 1 at. 6-05- p;mV/ and";“20,000 Leagues Under- the Sea” by Walt Disney out of Jules, Verne on: BBC - 1 tomorrow,;,. • '


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“bag” then BBC 2 has “ The .Godfather” on Saturday at .9-35 p.m., while BBC .l, at 7 p.m. on the same day has “Bugsy Malone”, r


• If gangsters are your


■ films on three successive .evenings. J am e s : .Bond • has.


become almost as famil­ iar a Christmas figure as “Santa” and tomorrow ITV show “The Man with the Golden Gun” at 6-10 p.m.-


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1, 7-15 p.m., “Nickelo­ deon”; BBC 2, 10-15 p.m. “Nashville,” which looks at the seedy side of Country Music; ITV 8-20 p.m. “ Staying On,” filmed on location in India.


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offering is “The Prince and the Pauper” at 7-10 p.m., with Raquel Welch, and Oliver Reed. Sunday films are: BBC


ITV’s Saturday night 2-


watching John Wayne, in “Big Jake’.’ at 9-15. p.m. o n .. BBC . -1- to n ig h t . . Walter Matthau fans have a treat in store with BBC 2 showing his


Cowboy, tans will be


8- 9-


BBC-1 , 55—WATCH: THE


NATIVITY 25—MRBENN


9-40—PINK PANTHER ' SHOW.-


• 10-00—MORNING WORSHIP ,


..... . .- World of The . .. . . . . Brothers Grimm,’!. - starring-Laurence : Harvey,-Claire .' Bloom, Karl Boehm.


11-05—FILM ' “The Wonderful


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WARWICK CASTLE


POPS ’80


- 9-45—CHRISTMAS EUCHARIST


10-


/ RUNAROUND 11-


10—CAROLS FROM 00—TOP OF THE


, 3-00—THE QUEEN 3-


- Douglas, James Mason with Paul Lukas, Peter Lorre.


RICHARD CATLOW 5-


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7- 8-


“20,000 Leagues Under The Sea," starring Kirk


10—FILM 11- 10—A CHRISTMAS '.'.STAR’’..-


1-15—CHRISTMAS CROSSROADS


3-00—THE QUEEN 3-


4- 5-


6-


DANIELS MAGIC CHRISTMAS SHOW


SON’S GENERA­ TION GAME


15—DALLAS


WOOD CHRIST­ MAS SHOW


8-45—FILM ; “Airport 1975,” starring Charlton • Heston, Karen. Black, George Kennedy, Gloria Swanson, Helen :


10-30—MAIN NEWS 10-


, Reddy, Efrem Zimbalist Jnr.


11-


COMEDY CLAS­ SIC: FAWLTY TOWERS


15—THE PAUL 8-


05-EVENING NEWS 10—LARRY GRAY­


9- 10- 05—'THE MIKE YAR- 12- MILDRED


BIGGEST DOG IN THE WORLD


9- OO-^-A MERRY " MORNING


Granada Yorkshire 9-


morning;; 45-^A CHRISTMAS. 40—DIGBY —THE


1-45-BILLY SMART’S CHRISTMAS CIRCUS


PANTOMIME '


BOND FILM “The Man With The Golden Gun,” starring Roger Moore.


MORECAMBE AND WISE CHRISTMAS SHOW


LIFE


10-30—NEWS ' 10-40—LIZA MINNELLI, IN CONCERT IN NEW ORLEANS 15—IT’S


COMPANY


CHRISTMAS! RADIO ONE


5-00 As Radio 2; 7-00 Keith


40—PARKINSON AT CHRISTMAS . 40—CHRISTMAS


Chegwin; 9-32 Tony . Blackburn with Junior Choice from the Hospital for Sick Children, London, including 9-30—9-35 The Queen speaks to The Com­ monwealth; 10-32 Andy Pee­ bles, including An Appeal; 12- 30 Newsbeat; 12-35 Christmas Dinner with DLT; 2-32 Paul Burnett; 5-00 Peter Powell; 7- 00 Mike Read; 10-02 Steve Wright; 12-00 midnight, Close.


9- 30—THE '


05—CHRISTMAS 10-THE JAMES


; . : “Digby , the Big­ gest Dog in the


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RUNAROUND 40—FILM


10—GEORGE AND 55—ITN NEWS


. Angela Douglas.


9-45—CHRISTMAS' . EUCHARIST.


■ "-STAR./- BBC-2 00—A MERRY


■11-00—PLAYSCHOOL 11-25-^CLOSEDOWN


45—A CHRISTMAS' : .4-10—FILM . :


10—A CHRISTMAS .5- 6-


1 World,” starring Jim Dale, Spike Milligan ana


1-15—CHRISTMAS CROSSROADS


1-45—BILLY SMART’S CHRISTMAS ... CIRCUS


3-00—THE QUEEN


3- 10—FILM . “George and Mildred," starring Brian Murphy and the late Yootha Joyce: ;


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30—'THIS IS YOUR 00—JANET AND


5- 05—3-2-1 PAN­ TOMIME


6- 55—ITN NEWS 8-


..starring Roger Moore, Britt Ekland and Christ­ opher Lee.


MORECAMBE AND WISE CHRISTMAS SHOW


10-30—ITN NEWS ,


10-00—JANET AND COMPANY


LIFE


10-40—LIZA MINNELLI IN CONCERT 15—IT’S


12- CHRISTMAS! 30—THE ') ;


BOND FILM “The Man With ' The Golden Gun," ;


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. 3-10—A YEARINTHE ' . LIFE OF AN EXMOOR MAN . -


' . . . “Blue Skies.” SWALLOW


. . • ■ Fred Astaire in ■ “The Band ■ Wagon.” *


10-10—THE QUEEN 10-20—ONE HUNDRED GREAT PAINT-


8- 05—TOSCA


10- 30—FILM ' “The Front Page.”


.' INGS . RADIO FOUR 10—THE JAMES 12- 00 F a t man in


' ye faithful’; 9-05 Christmas Bells; 9-30 The Queen speaks to the Commonwealth; 9-35 Christmas Eucharist; 10-30 The Countryside at Christmas; 11-


■News;-1-10 Desert Island En- 1 cores; 2-00 The Archers; 2-15 Hitch; 3-00 Kind Hearts and Coronets; 4-30 The Streets of -London;. 5-20 Toytown; 5-50


.QUOTE; ,12-00 Fat . man in Italy; 12-27 Top of the Form; 12-55. Weather; Programme News; 1-00 The Queen speaks to the-Commonwealth; -1-05


30—THIS IS YOUR


- Shipping Forecast; 5-55 Weath­ er; Programme News; 6-00 The Six O’Clock News; 6-05 Christ­ mas Appeal; 6-10 It Makes Me Laugh with John Ebdon; 6-40 Holiday Programme News; 6-45 The Archers; 7-00 Christmas Across Europe; 7-30 The Shaw Festival; 9-25 Swann with Top­ ping; 9-58 Weather; 10-00 News; 10-05 A Gesture to Des­ tiny; 10-50'A Second Touche of Thurber; 11-20 Ring Out, Ye Crystal Spheres; 11-50 Is There Anybody.There? .


• ers; 8-05 Peter Barkworth; 9-00 -News, preceded by ‘O come, all


Radio Four’s Christmas Pre­ sence; 7-05 Christmas Crack-


6-25 Shipping Forecast; 6-30 SUMMARY 55—NEWS


Fred’Astaire in "' 50—LITTLE . 05-FILM


6-30—AS RADIO 2 8-55—NEWSTIME


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9-00—AS RADIO 4 9- 05—STEP INTO .


12-55—NEWSTIME


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30—CHRISTMAS CAROLS 00—TOO MANY COOKS


CHRISTMAS


1-00—THE QUEEN/NEWS 1-


CHRISTMAS THUNT-


10—COUNTRY STYLE 10—CHRISTMAS. GHOS- 10—YULETIDE TALES


3-30 —ROUNDABOUT CHRISTMAS PARTY


AND POTIONS


6-00—AS RADIO 2 RADIO TWO


15 Quote .... . Unquote;


' Ed Stewart Christmas Sing- along; 10-00 The Queen speaks to the Commonwealth; .10-05 Terry Wogan including an appeal; 11-30 The People’s Ser­ vice; 11-55 The Cnoice is Yours; 12-02 Family Favourites Forces’ Special; 1-30 Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp; 2-30 Jimmy Young sings for Christ­ mas; 3-30 Christmas Song; 4-30 Much More Music; 6-03 50 Years a Bandleader; 7-02 Glamorous Nights; 8-02 David Jacobs’ My Favourite Things; 10- 02 Top of the Bill; 11-02 Brian Matthew including 12-00 Midnight Newsroom; 2-02—5- 00 You and the Night and the Music. .


Ray Moore; 6-15 Pause for Thought; 7-03 Christmas with the Stars; 8-03 David Hamilton with Christmas favourites; 9-02


5-00 News Summary; 5-03 RADIO THREE


05 Morning Concert; 9-00 News; 9-05 This Week's Com­ poser; 9-55 Schubert’s ! String Quintet; 10-55 Baroque Wind Trios; 11-30 Mozart- including 12-05—12-15 Interval Reading; 1-00 The Queen speaks to the Commonwealth; 1-05 News; 1- 10 Murray Perahia; 2-00 Inter­ val Reading; 2-05 Piano Reci­ tal, part 2: Schubert; 2-45 Fes­ tival of Nine Lessons and Carols; 4-15 Haydn; 5-05 Boult in Rehearsal; 6-00 Russian Music-Making; 7-30 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra; 8-20 Goofy Tale; 8-40 Concert; 9-40 Small Talk at Wreyland; 10-05 Haydn; 10-25 Bach’s First Christmas at Leipzig; 11-00 News; 11-05—11-15 The Unans­ wered Question.


7-55 Weather; 8-00 News; 8- 'R A t i m m m m 9- 10-


9-30—F.A.C 9-


10- 11-


BBC Moor


.10-25—WHY YOU.


GANG 12- 10—YULETIDE PLANTS


12-55—THE] THE I


“Barn. THE I


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1-00—CALI FEVE


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5-00—TODA 5-10—DISNlf 5- 6- 6-


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■ 30 The Musical Eugene Onegin f Prokofiev Part [ Race; 9-15 El Part 2; 10-05 kenazy; 10-35| Christmas at News; 11-05—1| Problem.


05 Mornihg News; 9-05 ThiJ poser; 9-50 Chi j 10-30 Interval [ Christmas Cl Dong-Suk Kan; Concert; 1-0, Midday Concc1 oven and Chop: Reading; 3-00 Beethoven; ! Voices; 4-30 A:S 15 King Boldefl Sonatas for Violfl


7-55 Weathei 35—FILM


55—EVEI* 05—JIM’L| 45—BLAh


25—'THE 1 15—FILM


55—NEW 10—BOX1


50—PLA\ 00—FILM


30—BATT 15—OVEI


55—KING 00—THE 1


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Dock; Grange Arts C e n t re , Rochdale Road, Oldham. Jack and the Bean­


Theatre, Wythenshaw. To F e b ru a ry 7th: Mother Goose; Daven­ port Theatre, Buxton


Road, Stockport. T o m id - F e b r u a r y : Babes in the Wood, with Les ■ Dawson; Empire Theatre, Lime Street, Liverpool.- ■ Jack and the Bean--


stalk, starring Cannon and Ball, Susan Maughan and Norman Collier; Alhambra Theatre, Bradford. December 29th — January 10th: Peter Pan, .by J. M. Barrie; Neptune T h e a tre , Hanover Street, Liver-, pool.


stalk; Middleton Civic Hall, Middleton. ■Jack and the Bean­


December 30th Janu a ry 17th: The Sleeping Beauty; Little T h e a t re , Hoghfon Street, Southport.


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