Clitheroe 2232. Clitheroe 22324 (Editorial), 22323 (Advertising). Burnley 22331 (Classified) CUthcroc A d v e r t is e r a n d Times, N ovember 15th, 19Si • Weekend SATURDAY i i l l l l l i )
8-30 THE PERISHERS 8- 9-
STORE Mike Read with Alvin Stardust and Nick Heyward.
12-12 WEATHER 12-15G R A N D S TA N D intro
d u c ed by De sm ond Lynham, including: 12-50 News, 12-20 Football Focus, Racing from Ascot (1-00, 1-30 and 2-05), 1- 10, 1-40, 2-30 Swimming, commentary from Leeds on The lucozade Club Team C h am p io n s h ip , 2 -1 0 Boxing, 3-00 Rallysprint, reports (rom Donington, 3- 30 Rugby League, preview of the season, action from the Yorkshire and Lanca shire Cup Finals. 4-40 Final Score.
5-05 NEWS; Weatherman. 5-15 R E G IO N A L S P O R T /
NEWS
5-20 THE TRIPODS Sci-fi ad- venture series about a future Earth ruled by
aliens. 5-
LATE LATE BREAK FAST SHOW Noel Ed monds with guests from the world of pop music, plus the finals of "Mr Puniverse 1984” — includ ing Burnley's entrant.
6- 7-
needs to get hold of Joe Beck urgently, but he’s gone on leave and can't be
found.
8- 00 HI-DE-HI! "Opening Day” — Maplin's holiday camp is open for the new season.
8- 9- 10- 11-
al" — Both Alexis (Joan Collins) and Krystle receive offers they can't refuse.
hosts his own talk show.
10*10NEWS AND SPORT; Weatherman.
25 MATCH OF THE DAY
Jimmy Hill introduces action from First and Second Division matches.
MOTHER” film starring Patty Duke. Richard T h om a s , R o s em a ry Murphy (1972).
12- 45 WEATHER 1- 15"YOU’LL LIKE MY
1-05 MAKING THE MOST OF . . . More ways of using leisure time;
30 CHIPS' COMIC
2- 00 SECRETS (1933) Mary Pickford and Leslie Howard in saga of romance and adventure in the American West.
3-
Screen version of the novel by Erskine Caldwell.
5- 05 BROOKSIDE Omnibus edition.
9-25 CARTOON 9-
35 MISTER T
10- 0 T H E S A T U R D A Y STARSHIP
6- OODANGER MAN John Drake (Patrick McGoohan) investigates the suspicious circumstances surrounding the suicide of an American economics expert.
SUNDAY 9-35 SURVIVAL. ( B B C - 1 ~)
8- 9-
9-35 MAKING THE MOST OF THE MICRO.
104)0 ASIAN MAGAZINE. 10-
10- 11-
30 L-DRIVER. French for beginners.
and songs from God's wide world.
at home.
12- 05 SEE HEAR! Magazine for deaf, or hard-of-hearing.
12-30 FARMING. 12-55 MAGIC ROUNDABOUT. 1-00THIS W E E K N E X T WEEK (new series). David Dimbleby looks behind the headlines in conversation with distinguished guests.
1- 2- SHOW.
2-45 THE BLUE RACER. 2-
venture series.
3- 4 0COM ED Y M A T IN E E : THAT RIVIERA TOUCH. Morecambe and Wise's second film (1966). Murder and mayhem on the Rivi era where Eric and Ernie
■ are on holiday. 5-
Joseph Cooper chairs another round of the music quiz.
10-
55 HEADS AND TAILS. 10 PEOPLE FIRST.
From St John's Church in Hamilton.
114)0A S E N S E OF T H E PAST.
11- 25 AAP KAA HAK. 11- 30 DOWN TO EARTH. A fortnightly' exploration of the north-west countryside.
55 A VOUS LA FRANCE! 20 KNOCK KNOCK. Stories 1-
11- 3 5TH IS IS TH E D A Y . Sunday worship for viewers
2-
12- 00 WEEKEND WORLD. The issue of the hour, explored and explained by an ex
perienced team. 00 THE CHAMPIONS.
Peter Williams reveals the secrets of a subterranean bolt-hole.
2-30 THE BIG MATCH LIVE. Live coverage from St James's Park where New-
■ castle are hosts to Liver pool.
4- 50FA C E T H E M U S IC . 5- 25THE PINK PANTHER 30 TERRAHAWKS.
5- 00B U LLS EYE . With Jim Bowen.
Comedy and adventure set in the glamorous surround- inqs of a Pacific cruise ship.
50 BONANZA. Western ad 6-
7- 7- 10 THE DUKES OF HAZ-
ZARD. Boss Hogg is ar rested for sabotaging the Old Timers' car race!
6- 00TH E PR ISO N E R OF ZENDA (new series). An thony Hope's classic novel dramatised in 6 parts. Mal colm Sinclair plays the En glish gentleman alias
Ruritanian monarch.
6-30 NEWS; Weatherman. 6- 40 SONGS OF PRAISE, from Thirsk.
7- 7-
CIRCLES. Comedy series starring Richard Briers.
some’ ready cash to join a select poker game, and re ckons on a bet on a
crooked fight.
8- 35 JUST' GOOD FRIENDS. . Penny gels a divorce — and a proposal.
9- 05TENKO. The pressure to give evidence is beginning to tell on the women, and an old adversary turns up.
10410 NEWS; Weatherman. 10-
10-
11- 12-
two films about Iran after the revolution.-
reporting the war in Cam bodia. two journalists retell
their story.
50 THE SKY AT NIGHT. 10 WEATHER.
l i i l i l l l B
9-25MINIATURE CHESS MASTER PIECES.
1-05 UTOPIA LIMITED. Asks whether Third World coun tries could solve food sup ply p ro b lem s by modern a g r ic u l tu ra l methods.
15 EVERYMAN. The first of 1- 55 OMNIBUS; A decade after
Irish events from an Irish perspective.
2- 00 EVERGREEN (1934). Brit
ish musical comedy with Jessie Matthews causing a sensation leading to romantic complications!
3- 45S IX C EN TU R IE S OF VERSE. Sir John' Gielgud presents readings from major American pioneering
poets. 4-
Mailer talks to Hermione Lee about his latest book,
11- 15EV ER D E C R EA S IN G 9- menially handicapped. • Coast. Michael Aspel.
15CHILD’S PLAY. With 45 SURPRISE SURPRISE!
Cilia Black stars in the family entertainment show.
8- 45 HART TO HART. "The Dog Who Knew Too Much."
45 ITN NEWS.
10- 00C L IV E J A M E S ON T E L E V IS IO N . Cl iv e James uncovers the under wear advertising war bet ween the sexes.
10-
SHOW. Melvyn Bragg in troduces a profile of cellist Mstislav Rostropovich.
comedy set in the borough of Southam.
45 BIG DEAL. Robby needs
12- 0 5COM ED Y TO N IG H T . "Funny Ladies."
12-35 CLOSEDOWN. 3- 30THE SO U T H B A N K
l a i i i i i i l 1-
that have to be made about future scientific
priorities in Britain. 2-
CHAMPIONSHIP. Anatoly Karpov v Gary Kasparov.
Filmed in the places Orwell lives and worked and told in his own words and words of those who knew
him. 35 STRUGGLE. Town Hall 4-
44)5 M U S IC F R O M S T GEORGE’S. The Nash Ensemble play music by Beethoven and Poulenc.
5- 20 BIRDWATCH. Highlights of a November day's bird- watching on the estuary ol the River Exe.
6- 00NEWS RE VIEW, with subtitles.
6- 7- 30 IRISH ANGLE, A look at
RAMME, with Brian Wid- lake and Valerie Singleton.
leans:- “A castle on the Isle of Mull.”
7- 45 THE NATURAL WORLD. Film, looks at the world's largest artificial reef at Truk Lagoon, formed by sunken ships from the Second World War..
8- 35D A N C E R , with Peter .Shaufuss.
9- 25DID YOU SEE . . . ? Television review, chaired by Ludovic Kennedy.
10- 15 BOOK FOUR. Norman
IV’ (1973), continuing a season of films of fantasy- and prediction.
15 FUTURETENSEI: ‘Phase
EMPRESS SPORT
and leisure
A FORMER headmaster of Bowland School, Grind- leton, has died at his home in Ripon, aged 73.
Former Rowland head '
held the job until his re tirement in 1971.
Nicholson was appointed headmaster when the school'was first opened as Riversmead in 1949 and
Mr Edward Pennington
dale Hydro Building, he guided the growth of the school in the difficult post-, .war days of rationing and" reconstruction work. He was a member of the Bowland Savings and
In the former Ribbles-
Road Safety Committees. A talented musician, he ran the local evening in stitute- group in musical
appreciation. " Mr Nicholson leaves a
P e te r .’. Cremation was at Har
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9- 00 THE HUMAN FACTOR. 8- 00 MORNING WORSHIP.
4- 45 KAREN ARMSTRONG. Talks with Rabbi Louis Jacobs, a leading British
“ Tough Guys 'D on't Dance."
Rabbi. 5- 15 NEWS SUMMARY AND
WEATHER, followed by The Business Programme.
64)0 AMERICAN FOOTBALL. Views and action on this' week's gridiron games.
7- 15 THE DISMISSAL. The fall
of Gaugh Whittam's Au stralian government.
15 REALM OF DARKNESS.
An expedition to the unique a n d ' treacherous cave
system of Otter Hole in South Wales.
15 JUST LIKE CORONA
30 T H E L O V E B O A T . 10-
TION STREET. Final part of series focussing on St Mary's, Oldham, subject of a documentary 20 years ago before being razed to the ground in' a slum clear ance programme.
15 HARVEY (1950). James
6- 30 ITN NEWS. 6-40 APPEAL. On behalf of L'Arche workshops for the
Stewart stars as the ami able eccentric drinker whose friendship with a 6ft. 4in. high invisible white rabbit leads his sister to try and have him committed to
a mental home. 45 HIGHWAY. The Suffolk
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5-00 ITN NEWS 5-05 C A N D ID C A M E R A American version of this
popular programme. 5- 6- age quiz'wilh Bob Holness.
Team answers a fire alarm — and ends up battling with lawyers and gangs ters.
7-
Tommy and Bobby wel come The Flying Pickets and Jimmy Tarbuck joins Bobby at the golf club.
7- 45 PUNCHLINES with Lennie Bennett.
back to the era of the big bands.
9- 00 C A N N O N & B A L L 6- 15 WORLD OF SPORT in 7- 7- 30 ROCK-N-AMERICA with
Styx, Kid Creole and The Coconuts, Tom Waits and Elvis Costello.
00 NEWS SUMMARY and
Weather followed by Seven Days with Robert Kee and Ann Loades.
30 PUTTING UP THE PICK
LES A profile of the talented Pickles family who run an alternative travelling circus, performing in out door locations all over America.
8- 00 THE SONNETS OF WIL LIAM SHAKESPEARE
Sonnet 65 is performed by Jane Lapotaire, with poet Sir Stephen Spender.
35 BLOCKBUSTERS Teen 8- 05THE A -T E A M T h e A-
Football is the name of the game, but for Tom Craig (Mel Smith) it represents a different type of sport.
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15M UC K AN D BR AS S f
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10- 00 HILL STREET BLUES Lt Goldblume roughs up a w o u ld -b e a t ta c k e r , Sergeant Jablonski tries to coax a distraught woman from the men's restroom and a fuming Belker is up staged while masquerading
153-2-1 “ Swingtime", it's 11-
15 THE GENTLE TOUCH
“A Woman's World", how far does a police officer go to keep her word to an informer?
10-
40 BOB'S FULL HOUSE 10JU LIE T BRAVO Kate
10-30SATURDAY N IG H T MARE Klaus Kinski, Oliver Reed, “Venom". A sequ ence of events is set in motion when a boy visits an import company to col lect a harmless snake tor his “zoo" collection.
30 DYNASTY "The Propos 20WOGAN Terry Wogan
12-10 HAWAII FIVE-0 "Legacy of Terror".
1-00 ROCK OF THE SEVEN TIES Genesis.
as a chicken!
Comedy with a team of four.
11-30 THE KENNEL MURDER C A SE (1933) William Powell stars in this murder mystery.
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30 TOBACCO ROAD (1941)
9-50TH E ITA L IA N FILM: "THOSE EYES, THAT MOUTH" (1982) starring Lou Castel, Angela Molina (An Italian film with English subtitles).
11-25 N EW S ON TW O Weather.
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