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945 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 8*25S A T U R D A Y S T A R T S HERE.


12-12 WEATHER. 12-15 GRANDSTAND with Des­


mond Lynam. including comprehensive coverage Irom Aintree on Grand National day. 12-25 Barbour Seagram Challenge — Part 1; 1-00 News; 1-05 Barbour Seagram Challenge — Part 2; 1*25 Martin Pipe. Profile ol the racehorse trainer: 2- 00 Racing from Aintree: Captain Morgan Aintree Chase; 2-10 Who'll Win the National?; 2-35 Racing from Aintree; 2-50 The 1909 Sea­ gram Grand National, with


the "off" at 3-20; 3-50 Foot­ ball League half-time scores;


4-00 National Re-run; 4-15 Golf: The US Masters from Augusta; 4-40 Final Score.


54)5 NEWS; Weather. 5-15 S P O R T / R E G I O N A L NEWS.


5-


5-20 ROLF HARRIS CARTOON TIME.


WO ROLAND'S RAT RACE. 9-00 GOING LIVE!


54)5 FILM: TO O MA N Y CROOKS. Whon kidnap­ pers planning to hold Billy Gordon’s daughter to ran­ som accidentally abduct his wife instead, the tax-evading businessman is delighted — and cheerfully refuses to pay up! George Cole plays the bungling crook and Terry- Thomas the wealthy Billy Gordon.


930THE TRIUMPH OF THE WEST.


7-20 NEWSVIEW; Weatherview. 04)5 ACB. Vernon Handley intro­ duces a profile of one the century's greatest musicians — Adrian Cedric Boult — founder-conductor of the BBC Symphony Orchestra born 100 years ago today.


10-35 INTERNATIONAL GOLF. 12-35 RAPIDO.


94)5 FILM: IT’S HAPPENING TOMOR ROW (TV pre­ miere) Best Italian film from the 1988 London Film Festival.


1M5SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. Tho runaway success of "An Officer and a Gentleman" and "American Gigolo” established Richard Gere as the number one movie sex-symbol of the. mid-1980s. So where has he been lately? In an exclusive star profile Richard Gere, talks about his hit films, act­ ing and the conscious; change ol direction he now seeks through his latest . movie "Miles From Home." Plus new releases on film and video including Clint Eastwood's "The Dead Pool” and Mel Smith's "The Tall Guy."


12-00 THE GRADUATE. Followed by ITN News Headlines.


2-00THE HIT MAN AND HER. Followed by ITN


NEWS HEADLINES.


4-00 BATMAN. 4-30 AMERICA'S TOP 10.


Granada (~ 50MA CGY V E R . Starring


Richard Dean Anderson as the all-action. all-American hero and troubleshooter called in as a last resort to rescue two sci ent i st s trapped in a high security underground laboratory after an explosion.


6- 40MORRIS MINOR’S MAR­ VELLOUS MOTORS.


7- 05BOB SAYS . . . OPPOR­ TUNITY KNOCKS.


7-55 COLUMBO. The tousled 'tec scratches his head over a surgeon who is putting his skills to sinister use.


9-10 N E W S 9-


SPORT; Weather. A ND


has a personal problem to deal with when his long-lost father calls him and wants a reunion, and Devon also has paternal difficulties with her parent who is being over­


10- 10- 11-


concerned for her.


11- 12-


54)0 ITN MORNING NEWS. 64J0TV A.M. 925 GHOST TRAIN including T H E


R E A L GHOSTBUSTERS. 30 THE CHART SHOW.


14)0 ITN NEWS followed by ITN NATIONAL WEATHER.


1-05 GRANADA REPORTS. M0 SAINT &GREAVSIE. 1- 40 SPORTSMASTERS. 2-


~ Channel 4 "3 30 ROCK SCHOOL. The Final.


900 ARK ON THE MOVE. 930 JUST 4 FUN. 7-00 BRIGHT SPARKS. 7-30 STREETWISE. 900 BOX OFFICE WEEKLY. 930THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW.


920 JAZZ CLASSICS. 925 M U R U N BUCHSTANSANGUR.


930 LISTENING EYE. 10 S T A R R I N G DI R K 25 MIDNIGHT CALLER. Jack


BOGARDE . . . DOCTOR AT LARGE. A young doctor loses out on the post of house surgeon to a con­ ceited rival so decides to seek employment with the di le tt a n te Do ctor Potter-Shine.


4-00 SUPERGRAN. 4-30 CARTOON TIME. 4- 45 RESULTS SERVICE. 5- 001TN N EWS and ITV National Weather followed by GRANADA REPORTS.


00F I LM: THE S IL E N T 12- 40 WEATHER.


PARTNER starring Elliott Gould. Christopher Plummer and Susannah York. Gould's bank is the target ol a bun­ gled heist which leaves him holding most of the loot — and a raincheck from the psychopathic crook who wants it back.


BBCrZID


6-50 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 2- 45 CARTOON. 34)0 NETWORK EAST.


3- 40 SATURDAY CINEMA DOU­


B LE BILL. Two T e r ry - Thomas comedies: FILM: CARLTON-BROWNE OF THE FO. When rich mineral deposits are found in a for­ mer colony, the Foreign Office despatches Carlton- Browne (Terry-Thomas) with overtures of friendship, but his bungling plays into the hands of the country's unscrupulous prime minister, Amphibulos (Peter Sellers).


15 THE GRAND NATIONAL. 35 THE ODD COUPLE.


5-15 CARTOON TIME. 5-30 THE LEGEND OF YOUNG DICK TURPIN. When trying to get food to eat, young tenant farmer Dick Turpin is caught poaching. The lord of the manor confiscates all of Dick's possessions because the lad isn't able to pay the high fine. However, he rescues his horse, Black Bess, and falls in with a bunch of thieves.


7-15 CATCHPHRASE. 7-45 D A V R O ’ S S K E T C H PAD. Bobby Davro returns wi th a hos t of new characters.


915 M U R D E R , S H E 915 IT N N E W S


WROTE. Jessica Fletcher helps a friend who is a suspect in a 10-year-old murder case.


SPORT followed by ITV NATIONAL WEATHER.


935PASSION FLOWER. In exotic Singapore, young bank executive Larry Janson meets sultry Julia Gaitland at a party and immediately falls in love with her. As their passionate affair develops. Julia confides her hatred of her father. Gradually the topic of conversation turns to murder.


SUNDAY ( BBC-1....


1900 HANDMADE. 1930 BUSINESS MATTERS. 1955 FAMILY HISTORY. 11-20 HELP YOUR CHILD WITH MATHS.


11-


12- 05 SIGN EXTRA. 12-30 COUNTRY FILE. 12-55 C O M P R E H E N S I V E WEATHER FORECAST.


1- 00 N E W S ; ON T H E RECORD.


2- 00 EASTENDERS. 34)0 FILM: LE MANS. Steve McQueen stars in the classic movie about the men who devote their lives to the glamorous and dangerous world of motor racing.


4-


915 THE CLOTHES SHOW. 5- 40 T H E


ROADSHOW.


915 LIFELINE. 925 NEWS; WEATHER. 940 SONGS OF PRAISE. 7-15 MAY TO DECEMBER.


7-45 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL. Siegfried engages another assistant


who brings his badger with him!


6- 40 MA S T E RMI N D . Thi s week's contestants answer questions on Lewis Carroll, the history of Roman Britain 200-500 AD, the Conserva­ tive Party 1832-1914 and the Savoy operas of Gilbert and Sullivan.


910 NEWS; WEATHER. 925 TROUBLE IN MIND.


1935 EVERYMAN. 11-15 WHEN IN ITALY. 11- 40 THE SKY AT NIGHT. 12- 05 NETWORK EAST. 1245 WEATHER.


C BBC-2 J 950 OPEN UNIVERSITY.


1- CLUB.


14040 MINUTES. 2-


LORDS.


3- 00 ONEGIN. 4-


TIC. Pete Goss's film record of his 3,000-mile solo voy­ age across the Atlantic, recording storms, the time he thought his boat was breaking up, and the visits he received from whales and dolphins.


35 HAVING A BABY.


945 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 955 PLAYBUS. 915 ARTICLES OF FAITH. 930 THIS IS THE DAY.


94)5 RUGBY SPECIAL. 900 MUSIC IN CAMERA. 935 T H E


PROGRAMME.


7-15HA RVE ST OF DE S ­ PAIR. Harrowing documen­ tary about a largely unknown tragedy in the Soviet Union — the famine of 1932/33 — a subject which has boon taboo there until very recently. Tho film, never shown in tho USSR, is viewed by a senior Soviet historian who afterwards shares his reaction with


920 T H E M I R A C U L O U S CIRCUMSTANCE.


Peter Frank.


915 I N T E R N A T I O N A L GOLF. Steve Rider intro­ duces the final rounds of the US Mas t er s live from Augusta National Golf Club.


50 HEAD OF THE CLASS. A N I M A L S


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900 ITN MORNING NEWS. 900 TV AM. 925GH O S T TRAIN ON SUNDAY.


1945 LINK. 114)0 MEDITATION. 124)0 VISIONS. 12-30 ACTION POINT. THIS IS YOUR RIGHT.


12-50 AAP KAA HAK.


12-55 GRANADA REPORTS. 1-00 ITN NEWS followed by ITV NATIONAL WEATHER.


1- 10 EYEWITNESS. 2- 00 THE FALL GUY.


3- 00 THE MATCH. Littlewoods Cup Final. Luton,Town v Nottingham Forest.


935 C O R O N A T I O N


S TR E ET. When Percy decides to,co-operate with Emily on her Sunday outing with Arthur, he’s led into a crisis of conscience. And as Curley's showing signs of strain over his forthcoming exams, Shirley's glad she's arranged a celebratory diversion.


930 NEWS followed by ITV NATIONAL WEATHER.


10 INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE 20T H E WEEK IN THE


935 GRANADA REPORTS. 940 HIGHWAY AT EASTER.


7-15 FAMILY FORTUNES.


745 CAPSTICK’S LAW. Open­ ing episode of a family saga set in the Yorkshire Dales in the 50's.


35 BATTLING THE ATLAN­


845 ITN NEWS followed by ITV NATIONAL WEATHER.


900TANAMERA. East meets West in this epic tale of star- crossed love in war-torn Singapore.


1900 FLOYD ON TV. 1930 CELEBRATION.


11- M O N E Y 12- 30 PRISONER CELL BLOCK


H followed by ITN NEWS HEADLINES.


30THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT.


14)0 DONAHUE. Followed by ITN NEWS HEADLINES.


1*55 THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS. Followed by ITN NEWS HEADLINES.


340 NIGHT BEAT: OFF THE WALL.


440 JOBFINDER. (^Channel 4 J


WWC H A N N E L 4 DA I L Y HALLELUJAH!


6- 7- 00 VILLAGE SHOW. 30 COUNTRY WAYS.


7-30 INTERNATIONAL TIMES. S-00 DAVID THE GNOME. 0*30C H ILD R E N OF F IRE MOUNTAIN. New Zealand film drama series set in the early 1900s.


900 DENNIS. 925 MOVIE MAHAL.


1900THE W O R L D T H I S WEEK. Last night's edition of the international affairs programme.


114X) POB'S PROGRAMME. 11-


30W O R Z E L GUMMIDGE


DOWN UNDER. Today, the crowman (Bruce Phillips) creates a "girlie” scarecrow.


12- OOTHE WALTONS. Today. grandpa Walton (Will Geer) is trapped by a set of unique circumstances.


1- 00 LOST IN SPACE.


2- OODIMPLES. Launching a Sunday afternoon season of Shirley Temple films, in which she plays a Cinderella character in this musical comedy-drama.


955 BIG WORLD CAFE. 4-55NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER.


900MR HEARS T AND MR KANE. Documentary por­


trait of American newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst. Narrated by Orson Welles.


930 W O R L D C U R L I N G CHAMPIONSHIPS.


930 FAIR PLAY.


945 THE COSBY SHOW. To day, Clair is afraid that Cliff will embarrass her.


7-15FRAGILE EARTH: ENE­ MIES OF THE OAK.


9 15THE A L D E B U R G H MASTERCLASSES.


915 THE MEDIA SHOW.


1915 WISE BLOOD. 12-15 W O R L D C U R L I N G CHAMPIONSHIPS.


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1900 MONEYSPINNER. 1930 HEIDI. Heralding a Sunday afternoon season of Shirley Temple films is this classic tal e of the or phan' s adventures.


12-10 WORLD OF ANIMATION. 12-30 DANCE WITH ME. 14)0 K E E P E R O F T H E FLAME. Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn star in (his powerful anti-fascist film about a reporter investigat­ ing the death of an American national hero.


2-55 SAN FRANCISCO. Clark Gable stars as a Barbary Coast saloon keeper who woos singer Jeanette Mac­ Donald while priest Spencer Tracy tries to prevent their marriage.


905 BROOKSIDE. 900 RIGHT TO REPLY. 930 CHALLENGE TO SPORT. 74)0 T H E W O R L D T H I S WE E K . F o l l owe d by Weather.


11- 00 M O N T R E U X J A Z Z *88. More, music from the 1988 Festival in Switzerland including Carlos Santana, Wayne Shorter. Papa John Creach, Kassav.


124)0 RIVRON. 12- 30 P A N I C


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STREETS (1950) Fast- moving thriller set in New


Orleans with Richard Wid- mark. Paul Douglas. Bar­


bara Bel Geddes. 2-20 CLOSE.


900 DIFFERENT TRAINS. 900 FILM ON FOUR INTERNA­ TIONAL: YERMA. Set in an Andalusian village where the traditions of peasant life per­ sist: Yerma's loveless mar­ riage drives her into the arms of a shepherd, Leon- a r d o , wi t h tra gic consequences.


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SUNDAY, AKMUL 9th Services I0-45 a.m. ami (I p.m.


Preacher: Rev. P. M, Matcher, of Wesley Hall, Blackburn


SATURDAY, APRIL 8th 7-HO p.m.


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FRIDAY, APRIL 7th — 8 p.m.


Tickets £2.50, Concessions £1.75


LLOYD WEBBER zl/i "evening of Song &


Supetvtnr utul Phantom of the Opera


SUNDAY, APRIL 9th — 7-30 p.m.


Concessions £1.50 Not the National The*


MEASURE FOR A new production of Shakespeare's d


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SATURDAY, APRIL 15th — 2- Tickets £3.50/£5.50. Conces


JOHN BRIGGS (International pianist)


Plays YOUR KIND OF MUSIC


SUNDAY, APRIL 16th — 7-30 p.m. Tickets £4/£3


GROWING BON An Illustrated talk by Go


MONDAY. APRIL 24th — 7 p Tickels £2.50,


Dance with extracts from Cats, Evitii. Jv3U8 Christ


MASQUE SING Kl Mec


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THE BALLOON DANCERS \ Zany comedy from TV show


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THE GIGGLE GIRLS < BRAZIL Terrific 5pc band FRIDAY, APRIL 14th


SATURDAY, APRIL 15th THE GLITTER BAND


Remember “Angel Face." Tickets on sale


Book Carlo's II tor waddings, celebrations, fashion shows, business promotions. Full facilities _______________________ ALBERT ROAD, COLNE. Tel. 869185 _________________________


CHRISTIE HOSPITAL AND HOLT RADIUM INSTITUTE WOMEN'S TRUST FUND, CLITHEROE COMMITTEE


GRAND AUCTION SALE


Pendleton Village Hall


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12th, 6 p.m. prompt


Viewing on day of sale,(refreshments served)


Quality goods, antique furniture, silver plate, porcelain, electrical goods, etc.


Items for sale gratefully accepted at Village Hall, Tuesday, April 111h, 10 a.m. — 4 p.m.


Proceeds to Christie Hospital, Manchester, tor Cancer and Leukaemia Research


For further Information contact: CLITHEROE 23094 or 25392


THE ROYAL OAK SUNDAY, APRIL 9th


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T O N Y V A S C O Superb Vocal Comedian


at 8 p.m.


LOW MOOR CLUB FRIDAY, APRIL 7thi


IAN STEVENS (Keyboard Vocalist) Usual entertainment In the lounge on Saturday


MEMBERS DRAW Sunday, April 9th: C17


Members and Bona Fide guests


"Jake" P h o to g ra p h y b y D a v id S im m o n s , LBIPP 14 York Street • Clitheroe • Tel. 23241


NIGHT FREE ADMISSI FRIDAY NIGHT


SATURDAY NIGHT Hon Parties. 21sts et


16 Accrington Road, Whol * * * . * * * *


R o t a r y C l u b GREAT SP


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F. A. All Castle Advert Tourist


Sponsored by Dugdale


COACH


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PRIVATE HIRE COACHES AND MINI- * COACHES AVAILABLE. SCHOOL TRIPS,


HODSONS or GISBURN TEL. GISBURN 394


W.I., CUBS, BROWNIES, YOUTH GROUPS WE CAN ORGANISE YOUR TRIP '


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