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BURN
10 2 IME 10 I 'TO
HRISTMAS MAS CAROLS
NY COOKS IME
JEEN/NEWS TRY STYLE MAS
IRE PLANTS TIONS
MAS PARTY 10 2
) TWO
Summary; 5-03 -15 Pause for Christmas with David Hamilton favourites; 9-02
ne People’s Ser- 'he Choice is inily Favourites ; 1-30 Aladdin •ful Lamp; 2-30 ings for Christ- tmas Song; 4-30 lusic; 6-03 50 dleader; 7-02 ts; 8-02 David
'hristmas Sing- e Queen speaks imvealth; 10-05 including an
N I) ABOUT
MAS GHOS- DE TALES
9- 10-
9-30—F.A.C.T.S. 9-
BBC-1 MOON
10-25—WHY DON’T YOU...?
GANG
10- 11-
12-
“Barnaby and Me,” 30—BATTLE OF
12-55—THE BEAR AND THE BEAVERS
THE PLANETS
1- 2-
1-00—CALIFORNIA FEVER
3-
“The Turkey.” 35—FILM
50—BABOUSHKA 4 0 - FILM
5-00—TODAY *8 SPORT 5-10—DISNEY TIME 5- 6- 6-
7- 8-
vourite Things; the Bill; 11-02 including 12-00 room; 2-02—5- Night and the
THREE
: 8-00 News; 8- ’oncert; 9-00 s Week’s Com- lubert’s String Baroque Wind
vdn; 5-05 Boult 6-
hia: 2-00 Inter- 05 Piano Reci- ibert: 2-45 Fes- Lessons and
10- 11-
BLANK RONNIES
“The Towering In ferno,” starring Steve McQueen,
SPORT
AT THE MILL RADIO THREE
“Storm Boy,” star ring Greg Rowe.
55—EVENING NEWS 05—JIM’LL FIX IT 45—BLANKETY
25—THE TWO 15—FILM .
55—NEWS AND 2- 4- 10—BOXING NIGHT
ozart including terval Reading; speaks to the 1-05 News; 1-
Irchestra; 8-20 0 Concert; 9-40
7- 30 Vienna
Vreyland; 10-05 Bach’s First
Leipzig; 11-00 -15 The Unans-
00 Russian
05 Mornihg Concert; 9-00 News; 9-05 This Week’s Com poser; 9-50 Christmas Concert; 10- 30 Interval Reading; 10-40 Christmas Concert: 11-45 Dong-Suk Kang; 12-15 Midday Concert; 1-00 News; 1-05 Midday Concert; 1-50 Beeth oven and Chopin; 2-55 Interval Reading; 3-00 Recital, part 2: Beethoven; 3-55 Handel’s Voices: 4-30 Annie Fischer; 5- 15 King Bolden; 6-00 Mozart Sonatas for Violin and Piano; 6- 30 The Musical Offering; 7-30 Eugene Onegin by Pushkin and Prokofiev Part 1; 8-55 Parents Race; 9-15 Eugene Onegin, Part 2; 10-05 Vladimir Ash kenazy; 10-35 Bach’s First Christmas at Leipzig; 11-00 News; 11-05—11-15 The Final Problem.
7-55 Weather; 8-00 News; 8-
50—PLAY CHESS 00—FILM
15—OVER THE
55—KING ROLLO 00—THE RED HAND
Granada Yorkshire
9-00—PUFF THE MAGIC DRAGON IN THE LAND OF THE LIVING LIES
9-
CHRISTMAS SHOW
10-
9-50—RAINBOW CHRISTMAS SHOW
12-00—CHRISTMAS STAR GAMES
1-00—ITN NEWS 1-
RACING
“The Last Giraffe,” starring Susan Anspach, Simon Ward and Gordon Jackson.
15—FILM 25—THE SOOTY 9-
9-00—PUFF THE . MAGIC DRAGON IN THE LAND OF THE LIVING LIES
9- 10-
CHRISTMAS SHOW
“The Last Giraffe,” starring Susan Anspach, Simon Ward and Gordon Jackson.
15—FILM
12-00—CHRISTMAS GAMES
“Zulu Dawn,” star ring Burt Lancas ter, Peter O’Toole.
5- 45—NEWS AT 5-45 6-
7- 00—FILM “Earthquake,” starring Ava Gard ner, Charlton Heston.
SPECIAL
10-00—ITN NEWS 10-
11- 12-
9-30—AN EVENING WITH ALF GARNETT
WITH DAME EDNA
OF THE PI RATES OF PENZANCE 00—FILM
15—AN AUDIENCE
VASION OF RAMSBOTTOM
05—BOXING DAY 30—FILM
1-00—ITN NEWS 1-
2- 45—THE ROMAN IN 00—SURVIVAL 4-
5- 6-
7- RACING
“Zulu Dawn,” star ring Burt Lancas ter, Peter O’Toole, Simon Ward, John Mills and Nigel Davenport.
30—FILM
VASION OF RAMSBOTTOM
SPECIAL 15—THE PIRATES10- 10- 11- 1-45—CLOSEDOWN
“Five Card Stud,” starring Dean Martin.
12-
9-30—AN EVENING WITH ALF GARNETT
WITH DAME EDNA
OF THE PI RATES OF PENZANCE
PROFILE
“Earthquake,” starring Ava Gard ner, Charlton Heston.
00—FILM
CHRISTMAS SHOW
11- 12-
25—THE SOOTY 50—RAINBOW
2-15—'THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS
BBC-2 WINCANTON
2-25—FILM Fred Astaire in “The Barkleys of Broadway,” with Ginger Rogers. 10—FILM
4-
5- 6-
6-
05—BOXING DAY7- 7-
8- 10- 11- 45—'THE ROMAN IN
45—NEWS AT 5-45 00—SURVIVAL
“Funny Face,” with Audrey Hepburn.
GREAT PAINT INGS
COUNTRY SUMMARY CRACKER
45—IN THE 15—NEWS
25—THE NUT
LAND SPEED RECORD
Walter Matthau in “The Secret Life of an American Wife,” with Anne Jackson.
10—FILM RADIO TWO
00—ITN NEWS , 15—AN AUDIENCE
15—'THE PIRATES 00—SUPERSTAR
Moore including 8-03 Racing Bulletin; 8-06 Terry Wogan with music memories of 1980; 10-02 Des O'Connor’s Star Choice; 11-02 Cilia Black’s Music Box; 12-02 The Stereo 30s; 1-02 Listen to Les; 1-30 Boxing Day Sports Special; 5- 00 Sports Report: 6-03 The Grumbleweeds' Christmas Party: 7-02 John Dunn; 8-45 Friday Night is Boxing Night; 10-02 Hubert Oreee snvs Thanks for the Memory; 11-02 Sports Desk; 11-10 Brian Matthew with Round Midnight, including 12-00 Midnight News room; 2-02—5-00 You and the Night and the Music with Nick Jackson.
5-00 News Summary: 5-02 Ray 35—ONE HUNDRED 55—MONKEY
6-30—AS RADIO 2 8- 9-
00—PLAYSCHOOL V WHAT’S ON 45—RACING FROM
12-55—NEWSTIME 1-
9-05—SO FAR SO GOOD? 00—
BLACKBURN 55—NEWSTIME
2-00—TALES OF CHRIS' MAS PAST
spirit can’t dislodge sport from its traditional Satur day afternoon slot, or Granada’s “Match Night’V at 10-30 p.m., or BBC l ’s “Match of the Day” on Sunday at 5 p.m. Maybe Jimmy Hill will be wear ing a red coat and have dyed his beard white though!
B u t . th e Christinas kAS RADIO I 55—PROGRAMME NEWS/
2-30—BOXING DAY SPORT 5-00—SPORTS REPORT 5-30—SPORTS EXTRA 5- 6-
55—NEWSTIME 00—AS RADIO 2
RADIO ONE
Dave Lee Travis; 9-32 Noel Edmonds; 11-32 Kevin Keegan plays some of his favourite re cords, including 12-30 p.m. Newsbeat: 1-00 Adrian Juste: 2-
5- 00 As Radio Two: 7-00
'and at 3-25 p.m. the un- tameable Barbara Wood- house lets us into the secret of how she masters dogs and other aniriials.
“Grandstand” and, at 2-35 p.m., Roy Castle presents “The Record Breakers”
BBC 1 has shortened
Basil Brush takes us on a - .Christmas cruise an houiv later. At 6 p.m. there’s ; “It’s a Christmas Knock- > out” and, at 8-30 p.m., the “Dick Emery Christ mas Show”.
BBC i will be Penelope Keith, leaving her manor for awhile, to take the lead in Frederick Lons dale’s play “On Ap proval”..
Many people’s choice on
traditional programmes dressed-up with a few tvi‘nirnillgs
“Emu’s Magical Music Show” is at 4-05 p.m., and
York, with Jonathan King; 4-32 Read and Wright with Mike Read and Steve Wright; 6-32 Roxy Music in Concert; 7-30 Anne Nightingale; 10-02 The Fr iday Rock Show with Tommy Vance: .12-00 midnight Close.
RADIO FOUR
45—PLAIN MURDER 25—THE WORLD
Eric Coates; 6-55 Weather; 7-00 Today, including Today's News, News Headlines, Thought for the Day; 8-30 '. . . And yet Another Partridge in a Pear Tree’; 8-55 Weather; 9-00 News; 9-05 Desert Island Discs; 9-45 I’m Sorry, I Haven't a Clue; 10-30 Daily Service; 10-45 Story Time; 11- 00 News: 11-05 Norman Shel ley: ‘A Man of Many Voices,’; 11-
6- 25 Shipping Forecast; 6-30 32 A Musical King in New Then there’s a rush' of
taire in a film at 1-30 15.m., and in another at 3- 30 p.m. —: overdoing it, I think, but his fans will no doubt disagree. Music lovers will turn on to John Williams and “Sky” at 7- 50 p.m. while, at 8-30 p.m., “A Prisoner in the Caucasus” is an' English adaption of a Russian film of a Tolstoy short story. Granada counters this
BBC 2 has Fred As
A SCENE from “Zulu Dawn”, ITV Boxing Day at 2-30 p.m. w
with “Worzel Gummidge” at 5-20 p.m., “The Profes sionals” at 9-16 p.m. and Stanley Baxter at 11-30 p.m.
SUNDAY
“ H E L L O Y o u n g Lovers” is just one of the famous songs from “The King and I” being shown by Granada at 1-10 p.m.
12- 27 What Ho! Jeeves; 12-55 Weather: Programme News; 1- 00 The World at One: News; 1- 40 The Archers; 2-00 Catch Me a Butterfly; 2-45 Afternoon Theatre; 4-00 Foreign Corres pondent; 4-55 My Delight witli George Melly: 5-00 PM: News magazine; 5-50 Shipping Fore cast; 5-55 Weather: Programme News; 6-00 The Six O’clock News: 6-05 Qoute . . . Un- Quote: 6-50 Through mv Window: 7-00 News; 7-05 Tile Archers; 7-20 Pick of the Year; 8-10 Profile; 8-30 Any Ques tions?; 9-15 Letter From America; 9-30 Old Took's Al manac; 9-59 Weather; 10-00 News; 10-05 Welsh National Opera Company; 11-05 The Countryside at Christmas; 11- 50 It's Just Like Playing with Sand.
40 It’s Still Great Britain;
ing hoodlums, in his Sweeney role and chases Spaniards , instead as Francis Drake in “Drake’s Venture” at 3-40 p.m.
of the Muppets at 5-30 p.m. ’ and gospel singers celebrate Christmas “In Spirit” at 6-15 p.m. Denis Norden’s “The World of Television,” at 7-15 p.m., is a selection of oddities from television around the world.
Glenda Jackson is guest
“Lassie” film at 10-10 a.m., ice skating at 1-35 p.m. and “Perry Como’s Christmas Special” at 2-25 p.m. At the other end of
BBC 1 has another • John Thaw stops chas
the artistic scale, the Sad ler’s Wells Royal Ballet present “Coppelia” at 3-15 p .m.
right without royalty and “The Queen and Prince Philip” is the title of a programme at 9-15 p.m. which looks at the build ings and treasures of the royal family.
No Christmas would be
Fred Astaire again at 1-30 p.m., then recalls the En glish summer — that’s if you didn’t blink and miss it — with a replay of the Wimbledon final at 3-15 p.m.
BBC 2 brings back
' Children will like “The Mystery of the Disappear ing Schoolgirls,” a televi sion adaptation of a story by E. Nesbit. At 9-15 p.m. begins the first part of “Maria Marten,” a dramatic re-enaction of a ; Suffolk tragedy.
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OLIVER Reed in a scene from “The Prince and the Pauper” :
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