Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) 2 Clitheroe Advertiser and Times, Avgust ith, 1983 Weekend SATURDAY-


l l l l l l - t 8- 9-


11-


12- I-


) “In Laws Are Out.”


TURE SHOW. Mark Curry with ok! and new film favourites


FILM: “City Beneath the Sea" (1953) s ta r r in g Robert Ryan and An­ thony Quinn


57 WEATHER 8-


introduces the third of three masterclasses.


55 EDGAR KENNEDY IN 15THE GET SET PIC­


30 SATURDAY MORNING9-


REMEMBERED. Dean Rusk, the former Secret­ ary of State for America, ta lk s about the role America and he played in foreign affairs over the last 50 years


55 THE 20th CENTURY 5- 6-


1-05 News Summary; Eventing: (1-10, 3-40) The Croft Original Champion­ ship from Gatcombe Park; Racing from Haydock Park: (1-55, 2-25, 2-55, 3- 25); Cycling: (2-10, 2-40, 3-40) 'the National Track Champ io n sh ip s from L e ic e s te r ; A th le t ic s Focus: (3-10) Reports from Helsinki on the eve of the first ever World Athletics Championships; 5-00 Final Score


Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine in “Crossties"


6-10 REGIONAL NEWS/ SPORT


6- 7- 00 GRANDSTAND including


10- 10 B IL LY F IE L D SWINGS. Au s tralian singer/songwriter Billy Field, performs 30 mi­ nutes of his own songs at Blazers, Windsor


programmes from the award-winning documen­ ta ry s e r ie s ‘‘Circuit Eleven Miami”


11- 25 DEATHWATCH. NineEect of a nuclear war has-


11-40 LOU GRANT: The pros- ,ou and his staff prepar­


Thursday. Sam and Knox then locate Jack Colby, a former partner who once swindled them out of a large sum of money. While Thursday is still with them, they aim to get their money back


12-35 JOHN MILES IN CON­ CERT: Late-night music


ing for the biggest disas­ ter storv of all


from John Miles. HODDER VALLEY SHOW


10- 40 HORROR DOUBLE BILL: 1. “The Wolf Man” starring Lon Chaney Jnr


11-55 HORROR DOUBLE BILL: 2. “Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man” starring Lon Chaney Jnr, Bela Lugosi


10 HUNG FU starring David 00 NEWS: Weatherman “Gold" — Avon is temp­


ted to steal a gold ship­ ment from an undefended pleasure cruiser


9-10 THE MAIN ' ATTRAC­ TION. Roy Castle and Bernard Manning top the bill in televisions sparkl­ ing Saturday night enter­ tainment. Other stars in­ clude The Belle Stars


Dorado" (1966) starring John Wayne, Robert Mitchum


9- 10- Weatherman 15 B LA K E ’S S EV E N .


9-25 GOD’S STORY 9:35 FALCON ISLAND 10-00 SPACE 1999


10-50 RO SE S C R IC K E T : Yorkshire v Lancashire from Headingley


05 SATURDAY FILM: “El


1-15 ITN NEWS 1-20 WORLD OF SPORT: In­ t ro d u c e d by Dickie ' Davies; 1-20 The ITV Six


l i j i a i l l l l i l ; 50 NEWS ON 2; Weather 4-


2-45TH E BE ST OF LAUREL AND HARDY: Compilation of classic scenes from classic Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy comedies


4*35 WELL BEING: Pam Armstrong and family doctor Simon Smail look at stress and the practical ways of coping with it


nal animated film


5- 6-


edition 15 TCHOU TCHOU: Origi­


COFFEE EVENING


AT Thorneyholme, Dunsop Bridge


THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th at 7-30 p.m.


to commence at 6-30 p.m. * Tombola * Raffle ★ Cake and Produce Stall ★ Side Shows +


CLAY PIGEON SHOOT


10-10 NIGHT MUSIC. (last in


II- 25 THE ROCKFORD FILES. James Garner stars as private eye Jim Rockford in “In Hazard”


series) featuring Rick Wakeman and Robert Powell


12-15 WEATHER I l l l M I l l


5-35 SATURDAY CINEMA COMEDY DOUBLE BILL: 2. “Lady On A Train” starring Deanna Durbin, Ralph Bellamy, Edward Everett Horton


5-15 THE SKY AT NIGHT. "Illuminating Quasars”


3-15 SATURDAY CINEMA COMEDY DOUBLE BILL: 1. “Are You With I t? ” s ta r r in g Donald O’Connor, Olga.San Juan


9-


7-05 BARRY NORMAN’S HONG KONG QUEST. A lighthearted look at the Western and Oriental in­ fluences on the Hong Kong Chinese


7- 8-


Weather TERCLASS. Robin Ray


Re-run of the comedy series in which Kelly pre­ sents his observations of life


55 NEWS AND SPORT: 10 KELLY MONTEITH.


5-05 ITN NEWS 5-15 SINK THE BISMARCK! Film starring Kenneth More and Dana Wynter. May 1941: Hitler’s best surface vessel, the might battleship Bismarck, races,


— Newmarket races at 1- 30, 2-00 and 2-30. Redcar races at 1-45, 2-15 and 2- 45; 2-55 Roses Cricket from Headingley; 3-20 Golf: The US PGA Championships; 3-40 Ath­ letics: The World Champ­ ionships Preview; 4-00 Wrestling from Basildon; 4-55 Results


to the Atlantic with the intention of sinking Allied


shipping and dealing a deatn blow to the British


7-00 SOME YOU WIN. This evening’s show once more turns the spotlight on winners and the ever- honefuls


8-


7- 45 ULTRA QUIZ. With Michael Aspel, Sally James and Johnathan King


6- -


programme in the zany and fast-moving dance series in which Mike Man­ sfield’s team heat up Lon­ don’s summer, streets. Their guests this uT are Spandau Ballet


eek


AND WEATHER fol­ lowed by A Working 7 Faith


30 NEWS HEADLINES 7-30A CAGE FOR THE


sident “Granadiers" Ian Hogg, Kate Williams and Barry Foster take on some neighbours from the Manchester Royal Ex­ change Theatre in the fast-action game hosted by Trevor Peacock.


00 TAKE THE STAGE: Re­


05 BROOKSIDE: Omnibus 00 HOT FOR DOGS: Third


THE


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ROCKERFELLA’S DISCO


EVERY FRIDAY 9 p.m. — 2 a.m.


Admission £1.25 before 10-30 p.m. £1.75 after 10-30 p.m.


Featuring T O P DJ


SUN: Documentary by Glyn Jones reporting on


Price includes BUFFET SUPPER FREE DRAW GIVEN AWAY


the international coopera­ tion leading up to one of the world’s most ambiti­


ALSO E V E R Y SA TU R D A Y


Songs and dancing galore in the show hosted by Lionel Blair from the Theatre Royal, Nottin­ gham


9-45 THE GREAT SCOUT AND CATHOUSE THURSDAY: Film star-


30 SATURDAY ROYAL. 30 ITN NEWS AND SPORT


55 NEWS AND SPORT. 10 JORGE BOLET MAS­


' ring Lee Marvin and Oliver Reed. Sam Long- wood and his half-Indian pal Knox are rough-and- ready soldiers of fortune • in Colorado in 190S. As a lark, they kidnap a bunch of prostitutes who all soon escape except a 17-year- old girl whom they call


SUNDAY


[ BBC-1 ) 9-


10- 00 ASIAN MAGAZINE 12-55 FARMING


1-50 NEWS HEADLINES I-


8-30 W R IT ER S AND PLACES William Robert­


9-00 CAMBERWICK GREEN 9-00 ROXY MUSIC sing some 9-15 KNOCK KNOCK


son Davies — ‘‘The Melancholy of Romance”.


30 THIS IS THE DAY songs.


of their most popular 9-50 GRAND PRIX Formula


1-25 BETTER THAN NEW German Grand Prix. Renovating old furniture. 10-20 ELIZABETH TAYLOR IN “THE COMEDIANS


One World Championship 11- 4-10ALIAS SMITH AND


109” (1963) starring Cliff Robertson.


JONES s ta rr ing Pete Duel and Ben Murphy in “Miracle at Santa Marta".


6-15 RESURRECTION Life, u .25 aaP KAA HAK death and resurrection as n .30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT experienced by the hand- Michael Winstanley asks icapped and people close


6-0d NEWS; Weatherman.


11-00 PA R EN T S AND TEENAGERS


6-


S n i TVPR’Q tTORV” 12-00 ENGLANS, THEIR EN- “ OLIVER S STORY


(1978) s ta r r in g Ryan O’Neal and Candice


8- 45 TL


9- 35 NEWS; Weatherman. 9-


10-


TH E Det Sgt John Ho Chorale '


Vicar are startled by the poo UNIVERSITY CHAL- arrival of a man in a boat. . .


Bailey. Potter and the II- _ „


THE PROMS Simon 1-30 CHIPS “Crack-Up”. R a t t le conducts the 2-15THE WORLD ATHLE- Philharmonia Orchestra in Rachmaninov’s Second Synmhqny.


20 SUNDAY NIGHT AT University


ATHLETICS CHAMP- M-OOSUNDAY MATINEE IONSHIPS from Helsin- ki. Highlights of the open-


11- 45 WEATHER shy but ambitious employ­


‘.v .v .v .v .v .vvi .v .v .v .v.v .v / 6-00 TELL ME WHY “Mar­ l-55 SUNDAY GRAND-


B


STAND: 2-00 The First World Athletics Champ- ionships from Helsinki.


Cove rage of to d ay ’s 6-30 ITW NEWS events including Women’s 6-40THE NATIONAL marathon, Men’s shot put, Men’s 20km walk finals; 2-


7- 7-


subtitles.


SKY Third of seven prog- rammes examining the impact of air travel on


8- 20 NEWS ON 2; Weather.


05 NEWS REVIEW with 30 DIAMONDS IN THE


Film ' s ta r r in g Sidney Poitier and Suzy Kendall:


20 THE FIRST WORLD duced by Dickie Davies. “Trouble in Store", star-


„


TICS CHAMPIONSHIPS F rom th e Olympic Statium, Helskinki, intro-


mg day in the first World Margaret Rutherford. Norman Wisdom plays a


ring Norman Wisdom and


f BBC-2 ) «•$!&.. 'tOSO', riage”, a team of 20 young


ee of a magnificent de- partment store.


people discuss marriage, sex and ’divorce with a panel of experts.


30 Motor Racing from gharad Rees. Hockenheim, The German 7-15 TO SIR WITH LOVE Grand Prix: 2-30 Cricket, The John Player League.


SCHOOL CHOIR COM- PETITION with An-


gineer from Guyana, is own profession. So he


ourselves and the world East End. we live in.


8- « m — College, London v Exeter LENGE Royal Holloway 6- 6- 7-


Bergen. The sequel to WILD ASPARAGUS A £ Cf l% E DETEC-


12.30 IN SEARCH OF THE


ater Manchester’s largest rubbish tip; a hill re-


I f i ^ i n


50 POTTER stamng Robin waste; Highgate Cemet- ery in London.


claimed from chemical


GLAND “The Reluctant Squire".


30 SONGS OF PRAISE Parent Families are doing ' to give help and advice.


n n t I „ p


Jean streather what the National Council for One


Charles Dickens’ novel, 10-00 ENCOUNTER starring Gerry Sundquist 10-30 MY FAITH ..


55 FILM MATINEE: “PT Burton, Alec Guinness. ................. i lO G R E ^ E X P E C T A . 9-25 MINIATURE CHESS


TIONS Episode 5 of this six-part oramatisation of 9*30 THE MUSIC MAN


9- 10-


ish family life over two generations.


45 ITN NEWS


Walter and Betty meet through a Lonely Heart


00 DEAR BOX NUMBER


advertisement. Warmth and humour blossom at their first meeting and their interest is stirred.


(1967) starring Richard


11-30 RUSSIA Georgia is the playground of Russia and still follows its own way of life.


“Young Love”, in order to play matchmaker, Maggie throws a party.


I l l a i i l l l l


2-30 THE PAINTED VEIL (1934) Romantic drama, set in China, and starring Greta Garbo as a woman tom between her doctor husband and her lover. From the novel by W. Somerset Maugham.


4-00 IRISH ANGLE SPE CIAL


4- 5- 5- really watch for worms?


How does the Great Tit manage to land upside- down: Does the Blackbird


30 BIRDS OF BRITAIN


AND WEATHER fol lowed by THE BOTTOM LINE.


00 NEWS HEADLINES


Hargreaves continues the delightful story of country life, coming from the pic­ turesque Thomas Hardy country.


ing ahead to the week on


BOWLS The Mazda Masters.


E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y


NEW COURSES STARTING AUG. 10th Tuition and Guidance for Beginners


from Wendy Ward. An individual programme will be worked to suit you.


30 OLD COUNTRY Jack


7 — 9 p.m. LINDA RHODES and JOAN KENYON with a full programme of physical exercises to music. Keep-fit and have C fun.


00 LOOK FORWARD Look­ 15 IN T E R N A T IO N A L ?


JOHNNY MERCER (rpt) Ned Sherrin introduces the lyrics of Johnny Mercer who wrote the words for over 1,000 songs, including "That Old Black Magic”.


M O W A V A IL A B L E


LADIES’ KEEP-FIT — EVERY TUESDAY EVENING d g


L O W C O S T S Q U A S H M E M B E R S H IP 2 |


15 SONG BY SONG BY


845A F IN E ROMANCE Laura sees how worried Mike is about the financial state of his business, and decides to take action.


9-


hosted by Peter Purves where the pan e llists throw down a word chal­ lenge to guest celebrities.


15 BABBLE The game


SHORT OF


CASH? SELL


THOSE


takes-'a job as a school- teacher in London's tough


9*15 NOW AND THEN Drama looking at ordinary- Engl­


Thackeray, a young en- unable to find work in his 10-


• re-create the happiness of a one-time school camping holiday.


episode of a touching, new and exciting five-part drama serial about two deprived, but street-wise Livemool lads who set off for Wales in an attempt to


12-00CLOSE •


round of the US PGA Championship from Los Angeles.


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10- 05 H EART OF THE MATTER: Jack Hedley stars as Major Scobie in this adaptation of Graham Greene’s novel. Scobie and Helen Rolt, the young widow who sur­ vived the torpedo attack, become lovers. Scobie l a t e r ■ f in d s h im se l f threatened with blackmail by one of th e rival Syrians


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