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5-35 NEWS; Weatherman. 5-45REGIONAL NEWS/ SPORT.
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5-15 THE PINK PANTHER SHOW.
. ley, coverage of the build up, the whole match, the presentation and the celebrations of the FA Cup Final between Wat ford and Everton. Whole match commentary begins at 3 p.m.; Racing from Newbury: 12-00 Newbury Tote Spring Festival Stakes, 12-30 Juddmbnte Lockinge Stakes.
STAND, including 1-00 News; Live from Wemb-
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An entertaining personal history of flying from Bleriot to Concorde told by a grand old aviator. Part 2.
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CAL HISTORY. Second of four programmes with Simon Rattle conducting the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.
•on current ideas pre sented by Russell Davies and Minette Marrin.
10-48NEWS SUMMARY; Weather.
10- Comment and discussion .
over nine months inside Thames Valley Constabul ary. 1: “Traffic.”
10-50 ARENA SPECIAL. From his Paris fiat, the Czech writer Milan Kundera still obsessively contemplates Prague, tne city he was forced to leave nine years
6- 10 TIffi SATURDAY FILM: “The Lost World” (1960), starring Michael Rennie, Claude Rains, Fernando Lamas.
puter wizards create a terror-filled game which threatens the city of Los Angeles.
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11-35 THE TWILIGHT ZONE. “After Hours” starring Anne Francis.
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, Williams, and Deniece Wil- • Hams and The Cambridge ‘ Buskers. ' 9-00 CAGNEY AND LACEY. Cagney. and Lacey have to move fast when a well known bounty hunter turns up on the trail of a criminal who has jumped
■ bail. < 9-50 NEWS AND SPORT; ” Weatherman. 110-05 MATCH OF THE DAY. Jimmy Hill introduces highlights of the Cup Final Detween Everton
,10-55 SATURDAY LATE FILM: “Chato’s Land” (1971), starring Charles Bronson, Jack Palance, Richard Basehart.
‘ and Watford at Wembley. 12- 30 WEATHER. i i i i i i i i .
. 6-25 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 3-15 SATURDAY CINEMA DOUBLE BILL: “Lady Be Good" (1941), starring Eleanor Powell, Ann Sothem.
; 6-30 THE MAKING OF THE OPEN UNIVERSITY.
8-15 THE VAL DOONICAN MUSIC SHOW. Second in the series of program mes for all the family. To-, night’s guests include Don
world’s most amazing stunts, acts and stories.
00 1911: A YEAR IN MUSI-
10- 15 ITN NEWS AND SPORT.
With Leslie Crowther. Return.”
15 SATURDAY REVIEW. 11- 05 POLICE. A series filmed
PECTED. “The Best Chess Player in the World.” Third of a series of dramas with a sting in the tale.
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11-30THE LATE F ILM : George C. Scott, Stacy Keach,'“The New Centu rions.” At Precinct 45, a new recruit is assigned to a tough veteran officer, a lonely man dreading his impending retirement.
1-20 CLOSEDOWN. 2-00 MANSCAPE. '
11-00WORLD OF SPORT CUP FINAL SPECIAL (In the event of extra time being played in the FA Cup Final, scheduling will be as follows: 5-50 ITN News; 6-00 Robin of Sherwood): 11-00 Wel come to Wembley; 11-10 Meet the Managers; 11-15 Darts — The Holsten Pils World Champion Super challenge from Edin burgh; 11-45 Tarby’s Celebrity Party. Jimmy Tarbuck shares a glass and a gag with the first of the snowbusiness and sports stars who are Up for the Cup; 11-55 On the Ball; 12-25 Elton’s Jour ney; 12-35 ITN News; 12- 40 Wrestling; 1-00 Wemb ley ’84 — The Teams Leave; 2-15 Darts — The Ho ls ten Pils World Champion Superchallenge; 2-35 Wembley ’84. Back into the stadium for the military beat of the Massed Bands of the Col d s tre am , Grenadier, Scottish and Irish Guards.
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,6-55 NEWS AND SPORT; i Weather. ‘7-10 SKY CARS AND ’ FLYING BEDSTEADS.
The decisions that went in the establishment of the Open University are ex amined.
TERS. Documentary about Ray Harryhausen, one of the g re a te s t creators of special effects in the cinema.
2-30 FILM: “The Fighting Sul livans” (1944). World War II drama recounting the
4- 35 BUFFALO BILL. Bill Bittinger is a talk-show host on a local TV station. He is sychophantic, grasp ing, rude and vain — ne
true story of five Ameri can brothers from Water loo, Iowa, who joined the United States navy to gether and died together in the Pacific.
5- . on television.
\ is also hilarious, and the most outrageous character
6- 00 EAR SAY. The week’s news, gossip, interviews, videos and live bands.
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7- 00 NEWS SUMMARY and Weather followed by Seven Days. Michael Charlton, Helene Hayman and guests discuss the moral and religious values which lie behind the week’s news stories.
7- 30 UNION WORLD. 8-
7- 00 THE GRUMB- LEWEEDS RADIO SHOW. Impressions of Barbra Streisand, Doris Day and The Shadows and a special guest ap pearance of singer Bertice Reading.
WOOD. Alan A’Dale ar r iv e s in S herwood threatening to kill the sheriff.
7-30 JUST AMAZING! The show that brings you the
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GRAPHY. 15 SUNDAY WORSHIP.
11- 20 TECHNICAL STUDIES. 11- 45 DELIA SMITH’S COOK ERY COURSE.
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John Player League; Plus coverage of The Cup Coming Home. Yester day’s winners of the FA Cup Final on their trium phant return to their base.
8- 05 NEWS ON TWO; Weather.
3- 20 BONANZA. Western ad venture series. Little Joe offers his help as a deputy to escort a dangerous criminal.
Wife” (1956), starring Joan Collins, Richard Burton.
4- 4- 40 THE HOUND OF THE 5-
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SHOW. Singing in to night’s programme is Shirley Ceasar and the Caesar Singers.
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SHOW. Hugh Scully is joined by leading experts from the world of art and antiques. This week they visit Jersey.
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of nine stories set in a timeshare fiat. 3: “Oceans A p a r t” by Olwen Wymark.
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and wife Mary travel the world filming for "Sur vival.”
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8- 15 THE NATURAL WORLD. The dugong, which is an important food of the Kiwai people of Papua, is being hunted to the extent that it is now a ra re and en dangered species.
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BASKERVILLES by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The last of a four-part dramatii sation.
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9-35 GROWING FOR GOLD. Peter Seabrook visits people on th e ir own ground, who are prepar ing their exhibits for the Chelsea Flower Show.
MADRIGAL HISTORY TOUR. The King’s Sin gers outline the rise in popularity of madrigals and show how th ey became the rag e of Europe; France.
three-part story of young men whose lives collide in post-war Poland.
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ney comedy and a sing- along.
a host of "celebrities” and a man in a very obvious toupee for our super May 21st Eve Party.
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Boat’s Share.” 30 THE SOUTH BANK 30 THE IRISH RM. “The
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05 FRIENDS. Second of and Border TV. 2-
Formula One World Championship — The French Grand Prix from Dfjon.
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als on behalf of Mota- bility.
f7-45MASTERMIND. With Magnus Magnusson at the Royal Military, College of Science at Shriv'enham.
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10 GRAND PRIX. The 1984. output of STV, Grampian on the
55 SCOTTISH VIEW. A drawing
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9-25THE WONDERFUL STORIES OF PROFES SOR KITZEL.
10 00 MORNING WORSHIP. Mass from. St George’s Church, Warminster, Wiltshire.
9-35 PORTRAITS OF POWER. Churchill.
11-25 AAPKAAHAK. 11-
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— the oil rig explosion in Indonesia sets off a chain reaction in Denver; Adam still fails to impress Kirby.
10- 05 LOVE ON THE i RUN: “Badlands ” (1973). A short
advice, investigations, mis-prints, and real-life humour with E s th e r Rantzen.
11- 35 THE SKY AT NIGHT: Cooking the Elements.
starring Martin Sheen, Sissy Spacek.
11-55 WEATHER. , 15 DYNASTY: The Locket
11-00 WRITERS ON WRIT ING. Richard Hoggart is joined by David Lodge.
12- 00 WEEKEND WORLD. 1-
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fortnightly exploration of the North West’s country side, conducted by Bob Smithies.
.1-30 ONE OF THE BOYS. When partners Oliver and Bernard open a bank ac count, it sets the stage for a series of comical es capades.
LENGE. With Bamber Gascoigne.
.season of films, featur ing couples on the run from tne law, tonight
24)0 CREDO. Presented by Phillip Whitehead.
2-50 FILM: “The' Sound Bar rier" (1952).'
STARS — The Cinema and Ireland 4/6: The Irish Influence. Has Ireland made a mqjor contribution to the cinema? Answers from Richard Harris, Edna O’B rien, Cyril Cusack, Harry Cary JR and Dan O’Herlihy.
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545 WHERE IN THE WORLD! Ray Alan hosts the gravel quiz with guests Alan Brien, Jill Tweedie, James Hunt and Liz Fraser.
Weather followed by Book Four. Acclaimed Czech novelist Milan Kundera talks for the first time on British TV, with present er Hermione Lee. Also today: poet Gavin Ewart and co n d u c to r Ja n e Glover.
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2- 30SUNDAY MATINEE: Ursula Andress, Peter Cushing, “She.” After the end of World War One, Major Holly comes into possession 6f a map and a ring; When he sees the inscription on the ring he recalls the legend of the lost city of Kuma.
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U-M FILM: “Mr Moto’s Last Warning” (1939).
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Inquiries: Telephone Cleveleys 824918
Read and Slmonstone Constitutional Club Tel. 73298
ALL STAR CABARET
SUNDAY 20th Fantastic Group
EXPOSE Plus' Fabulous Comedian
JOHNNY WAGE Tickets £2
Available In advance from th club.
ST CATHERINE’S CHURCH
WEST BRADFORD
15th J U N E . ---------kib b le s - d a le Sch o o l As s o c ia t ion. Cheese and Win e ’ Evening.
21 s t to 24th JUNE' —1
JUMBLESALE &
POUND STALL in the Sunday Schoo
Saturday, May 19th at 2-30 p.m. Admission 5p
Refreshments available
Bus leaves King Lane at, 1-45 p.m._______
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SAMARITANS ANYTIME
BLACKBURN
662424 or
NELSON
/ 694929 Call or write to
. 15 MARKET SQUARE NELSON
•105 NEW PARK STREET . BLACKBURN
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