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SATURDAY C BBC-1 HERE.
8- 40 CHUCKLEVISION. 9- 00 GOING LIVE!
12-12 WEATHER. 12-15 GRANDSTAND. 12-20 Ski ing. World Alpine Champion-
• ship; 12-35 Squash. Stan dard Life Telesquash Inter national from Edinburgh; 12-50 News; 12-55 Squash; 1-30 Racing from Newbury; Harwell Handicap Chase; 1- 40 Table Tennis. Leeds Masters semi-final and finals from Preston; 2-00 Racing from Newbury; Gowrings Game Spirit Chase (Ltd Handicap); 2-20 Table Ten nis; 2-40 Racing from New bury: Tote Gold Trophy Handicap Hurdle Race; 2-55 Table Tennis; 3-10 Racing from Newbury: Byrne Broth ers Compton Chase; 3-20 Table Tennis; 3-50 Football; 4-00 Rugby League. High lights of a second-round tie in the Silk Cut Challenge Cup; 4-40 Final Score.
5-05 NEWS; Weather. 5-15 REGIONAL NEWS AND SPORT.
5-
TORS. When Geoff tells a patient she's pregnant he doesn’t bargain for the role he’ll play.
6- 05 JIM’LL FIX IT. 6- 40 LITTLE AND LARGE (new series). Guests include Frank Carson. Jacqueline Clarke. The Minitones and Fine Young Cannibals.
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the news to Rene that she is marrying Monsieur Alfonse.
7- 40THE PAUL DANIELS MAGIC SHOW.
8-
in to investigate the theft of of some diamonds belonging to one of Jersey’s leading socialites.
0- 20 N E W S 9-
A N D SPORT; Weather. 10-
helps a former colleague when her partner and the Grand Jury witness they were protecting are killed. 25 C A R R O T T
CONFIDENTIAL.
11- 00 FILM: "Dog Soldiers.” A Vietnam veteran and a disil lusioned war correspondent double-crossed when they start smuggling heroin into the United States. Far from improving their lives, the venture only draws them into a new theatre of war. this time against the criminal underworld.
1- 00 WEATHER. m Granada 3
5- 00 ITN MORNING NEWS. 6- 00 TV AM. 9-25 MOTORMOUTH including The Real Ghostbusters.
11- 12-
30 THE CHART SHOW. 30 AMERICA'S TOP 10.
1-00ITN NEWS AND ITV Na tional Weather followed by Granada Reports.
1-05 SAINT & GREAVSIE. 4- J
6-45 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 8-25SA TUR DA Y STARTS
1- 40 SPORTSMASTERS. 2-
3- 10 INTERNATIONAL ATHLE
TICS McVitie's WoridCross- Country Trials f rom Gateshead.
ENTS: "Doggone Valen tine." A music video show featuring the dogs and cats from many of your favourite Disney cartoons.
15 MR MAJEIKA.
4- 45 RESULTS SERVICE. 5- 00ITN NEWS AND ITV Na tional Weather followed by Granada Reports.
5-
cial hour-long episode to introduce a new daily drama series from Australia to be
shown every weekday from next Monday.
6- 15 TRICK OR TREAT. 6- 45 YOU BET!
7- 45 INSPECTOR MORSE. 9-45 ITN NEWS AND SPORT.
10-05 ASPEL AND COMPANY. 10- 11-
1- 50 SPITTING IMAGE.
Followed by ITN News Headlines.
HER. Followed by ITN News Headlines.
2- 00 THE L A T E , L A T E FILM: "Terror on the 40th Floor."
3- 20 TH E F L Y IN G D O C
5-45 MICHAEL MCDONALD IN PROFILE.
( ’• BBC-2 15 *ALLO ’ALLO! Edith breaks 25 BERGERAC. Jim is called 35 MIDNIGHT CALLER. Jack
6-50 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 2-45 SATURDAY CINEMA DOU BLE-BILL Two Bette Davis films: "The Old Maid" A sol dier returns from the Ameri can Civil War to find the girl he loves marrying into money, and turns for conso lation to her cousin. After his death at Vicksburg, she gives birth to his daughter, but the child is jealously commandeered by the mar ried cousin and the mother relegated to the role of maiden aunt — a deception which the girl believes right up to her wedding day . . . Miriam Hopkins and George Brent co-star in a Bette Davis classic, directed by Edmund Golding.
4-15 FILM: "Pocketful of Mira cles." Bette Davis plays -a lovable street vendor in 30s New York who, in letters to her daughter in Spain, has always given an impression of grandiose respectability. Whe n the d a u g h t e r announces she is going to visit with her fiance to meet and approve her family, a kindly gangster tries to save the day by setting the old down-and-out up in a pent house with a husband, butler and a circle of upper-crust friends . . . Glenn Ford co- stars in Frank Capra's 1961 comedy.
6- 7-
WEST.
Stuart and Jill Dando; Weatherview.
8- 05R H Y T H M S OF T H E WORLD:
8- 9-
STORY. CLIVE.
15WALT DISNEY PRES
10-05THE FILM CLUB. Actor Simon Callow introduces two films contrasting the eternal forces of good and evil.
10- 08 FILM: "The Night of the Hunter.” Chillingly atmo
15 HOME AND AWAY. A spe
spheric thriller with Robert Mitchum as a psychopathic woman-killer posing as a preacher and terrorising the children of his latest victim into revealing the where abouts of stolen money. Charles Laughton's master ful (and only) film as director co-stars Shelley Winters and Lillian Gish (1955, black and white).
20 FILM: "The Fifth Victim."
11- 40 FILM: "DR JEKYLL AND MR'HIDE*’ Starring Fredric March and Miriam Hopkins. The best and most terrifying screen version of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic tale, in which Fredric March gives an Oscar-winning per formance as the young physician whose experi ments on himself turn him into an evil monster.
00TH E HI T MAN AND Channel 4 50 NIGHT NETWORK. 9-30 SAME DIFFERENCE.
10-00 4 WHAT IT'S WORTH. 10-
30 HI, GANG! Vintage comedy
based on the hit war time radio series starring Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon.
12-20 TRAILBLAZER MAGOO. 12-30 DANCE WITH ME. Victor sets off from Brazil. Quin- zihno has bad news.
1- 00 LAND OF MANN. Melvyn Bragg traces the history of the Isle of Man.
2- 00 FILM: "Red Dust." Clark Cable stars as a man caught between the charms of a prostitute (Jean Harlow) and a neglected wi fe (Mary Astor).
3- 30 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO M E E T F R A N K E N STEIN. Macabre merriment ensues when Bud and Lou encounter Frankenstein's Creature.
5435 BROOKSIDE. MX) RIGHT TO REPLY. 6- 30 SCOTTISH EYE. 7- 00NEWS SUMMARY AND WEATHER followed by People to People: Hilda at Darjeeling. Documentary exploring some of the ways in w h i c h w o m e n experienced life as part of a ruling elite during the last days of the British Empire.
8- 05 T H E H A R P IN TH E SOUTH.
9- 00 NOSTALGIA. Andrey Tar kovsky's penultimate film, shot in Italy, about exile and homesickness and the developing relationship between a Russian profes sor visiting Italy and a mystic.
11-
30 THE TRIUMPH OF THE 20 NEWSVIEW with Moira
PRISE. For 10 days in October 1986, Soho was awash with the sound and excitement of the First Soho Jazz Festival, performed in clubs, restaurants and pubs.
55 THE "SLAP” MAXWELL 20 S A T U R D A Y N IG H T
12- 40F I LM : " T h e W e b . " Suspense thriller starring Edmond O’Brien as a lawyer plunged into mystery and murder. With Vincent Price.
2-15 CLOSE. ;c BBC-1
6-45 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 8- 9-
55PLAYBUS.
104)0 MAN AND BOY. Mike Ken dall and Simon King explore the Cambrian mountains in search of wildlife.
10- 10- 11-
FOR IT. AND PEOPLE. 15 MORNING WORSHIP.
SUNDAY BBC-2
25 TAKE NOBODY’S WORD 50RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
man for beginners with Hanni Vanhaiden.
11- 40 BAZAAR. 12- 05SEE HEAR! 12-30COUNTRY FILE.
1- 00 NEWS. ON THE RECORD. 2- 00 EASTENDERS. 3- 00 FILM: MA C K E N N A ’ S
GOLD. Gregory Peck plays the sceptical sheriff Mack-
enna entrusted by a dying Apache chief with the whereabouts of a legendary Valley of Gold.
5-00THE
5- 6-
7-
SHOW. SHOW.
C L O T H E S 15 LIFELINE.
6-25 NEWS. Weather. 6- 40 S O N G S PRAISE.
OF
HORSES . . . Rodney and Cassandra are now officially engaged, but Rodney needs to raise £2,000 towards a deposit on a flat. Del comes to the rescue with yet
* another sure-fire way of making some quick cash! Last of the present series.
8- 05M A S T E R M I N D . This week's contestants answer questions on the history of golf at St Andrew's, naval actions of WWI, the city of Glasgow from 1700 and the life and work of A. S. Neill.
■ 8-35 CAMPION. Peter Davison s t a r s as M a r g e r y Allingham's daring amateur detective in the conclusion of a two-part story. The hunt for the murderer continues as the theory that Julia Fara day committed suicide is discounted, and Campion calls in his friend Inspector Stanislaus to help solve the mystery.
9- 30 THAT'S LIFE!
10-15 NEWS. Weather. 10-
11-
the magnitude of the human tragedy in Sudan caused by six years of civil war. Among the stories of torture, mur der, starvation, kidnapping and homelessness, a woman describes how she was blinded by raiding tri besmen who also killed her husband. Later her seven- year-old son, who had become her guide, was 'snatched from her by armed militia. The programme also explains the history of divi sion between the north and south of the country, 10 HANDMADE.
11-40 THE SKY AT NIGHT. 7- 15O N L Y F O O L S AND
7-15 OPEN UNIVERSITY. 1435 FOLEY SQUARE. Ameri can comedy series starring Margaret Colin as District Attorney Alex Harrigan. It's Valentine's Day but Alex has problems with her current man who is an influential television news reporter.
1- 30 REPORTAGE. 2-
15 DEUTSCH DIREKT! GerLORDS.
3430SPORTING YEARS — 1974. Harry Carpenter talks to some of the sportsmen and women who hit the headlines in 1974.
3- 1888-1989.
4- 25 MUSIC IN CAMERA. 4-
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Extensive a-la-carte menu, bar food and
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' RE-OPENS ON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th
Non-residents are welcome for dinner every evening including Sunday. Small parties catered tor.
Come and experience an evening at PARROCK HEAD,
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Welcome with a glass of Buck's Fizz included with dinner at £13 per person
SPECIAL VALENTINE MENU For reservation ring Slaidburn 614
Traditional Sunday luncheon and bar food 12-00 — 3 p.m. '
Special children’s menu available.
Traditional Websters, Wilsons and Ruddles beers and Fosters and Carlsberg lagers
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TAKE ONE presents the colourful pantomime
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2-00 THE FALL GUY.
340 THE MATCH Semi-final, 1st Leg. West Ham v Luton.
54)5 BULLSEYE. 5- 35 CORONATION STREET. A failure in communications could prove fatal for Alan Bradley, but it remains to be seen who will bear the brunt of this error.
6- 30 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather.
20TH E WE E K IN TH E
6-35 GRANADA REPORTS. 6- 40 HIGHWAY. 7-
15 CATCHPHRASE.
7- 45 WISH ME LUCK. Liz strug gles to prevent the disinte gration of the circuit.
8- 45AGATHA CHRI STI E’S POIRET.
9- 45 FIND A FAMILY.
50SIR THOMAS SOPWITH 10-
duced by Chris Rea, featur ing Gloucester v Waterloo in the Pilkington Cup. Plus news of Neath v Swansea.
30A N T I Q U E S R O A D 6-
5- 55 SKI SUNDAY. David Vine introduces coverage of the World Championships men’s slalom from Vail. Colorado.
GRAMME.
E A S T E R N C O O K ERY. Madhur Jaffrey travels to Vietnam where she sam ples some of the country's favour i te dishes, and demonstrates two recipes.
7- 45 SWORD AND SPIRIT (new
series). Theologian Charles Elliott visits countries where Christianity has taken on a new and radical life.
8- 35 WORLD SKIING CHAM PIONSHIPS. David Vine introduces the second run of the men’s slalom from Vail, Colorado.
900 CRUFTS ’89. 9- 45 T H R E'E^'M I N U 1 E CULTURE.
10-
miere). The story of virtuoso pianist John Ogdon, who at 25 was joint winner of the prestigious Tchaikovsky Competition but suffered a mental breakdown after 10 years as a star of the inter national concert circuit.
11- 30 EVERYMAN. A report on
biggest bands in Spam — Duncan Dhu
< Granada
10*45 LINK. 11- OOS IG NS OF
KINGDOM.'
11*40 DANGEROUS JOURNEY. 12*00 ENCOUNTER. 12*30 THIS IS YOUR RIGHT. 12-
12-55 GRANADA REPORTS. 1-00 ITN NEWS.
1-10 EYE WITNESS. 50 AAPKAAHAK. J>
• 6-00 TV AM. 9-25 MOTORMOUTH ON SUN DAY including FRAGGLE ROCK
9-55 MOTORMOUTH including THE TELEBUGS.
T H E
10430 ITN NEWS followed by ITV National Weather.
15 T H E NEW S T A T E S 55 RUGBY SPECIAL. Intro
MAN. "California Here I Come."
10*45 TH E S O U T H B A N K SHOW.
11- 45 PRISONER CELL BLOCK H followed by ITN NEWS HEADLINES.
12- 45THE OTHER SIDE OF MIDNIGHT.
35T H E M O N E Y P R O
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15 MADHUR JAFFREY'S FAR
Channel 4 J 9-25 HERE AND NOW ON 4.
10- 00 THE WORLD THIS WEEK.
11- 00 POB’S PROGRAMME 11-
DOWN UNDER. 12- 00THE WALTONS.
1- 00LOST IN SPACE. Will, Smith and the Robot are shanghaied by a renegade space ship Admiral.
2- 00 AAN (1952). 4-
WEATHER.
15 FILM: VIRTUOSO (TV pre 5-
5- 0 0 T HE B U S I N E S S PROGRAMME.
VOLLEYBALL.
6- 30 FAIR PLAY. 645 THE COSBY SHOW. When Theo ends up at the police station. Cliff and Clair take out their anger and frustra tion on each other.
55 SNUB. Featuring one of the 7- 8- 15 THE B IG 9-
the Penan tribe, whose Sarawak jungle home is being destroyed by giant Japanese timber companies. C O M
PANY. Looking at top US companies, including inter views with chief executives,
15 THE MEDIA SHOW.
10-15 T O R T I L L A F L A T (1942). Screen version of John Steinbeck's stories about the lives of feckless Mexlcan-Americans in a north Californian fishing village.
12-10 F A R F R O M W A R (1987). The Chinese, cin ema season continues with a film giving the most reveal ing depiction of. marriage
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Monday 13th Tuesday 14th Wednesday 15th Thursday 16th Friday 17th Saturday 18th Sunday 19th
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and WATER BABIES Monday and Friday, 11-15-12 noon
INFLATABLE f u n SESSIONS
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500 DRIVE-IN UNDERCOVER SPACES — at the New CLITHEROE
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THE AREA’S MOST
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th
Roses are reel, violets are blue. Best fancy dress wins a romantic cnndlelite dinner for two AT CARLO'S RESTAURANT
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th FLEA
Knowle Green Village Hall SUNDAY,
MARKET
FEBRUARY 12th (11 a.m. — 4 p.m.) Inquiries: TEL:
CLEVELEYS 824918 '
BERNARD MANNING FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th THE BALLOON DANCERS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th LIVE CABARET
lor weddings, celebrations, fashion shows, business promotions. Full facilities
Dinner suit not essential but smart dross is B O O K C A R L O ’S I I
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NORMA’S CANCER RESEARCH An evening serenade by
THE MARSDEN SINGERS With guest artist
PETER WILSON (Bass) Town Hall, Skipton
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th at 7-15 p.m. prompt Admission by ticket: Adults £2,*OAPs/Children £1.50
Available from Norma, The Village Shop, West Marton, Nr Skipton. Tel. Earby 842402
and Time and Tune, Otley Street, Skipton. Tel. 68515
PRE-VALENTINE’S DAY MASSACRE FANCY DRESS BALL * free admission in fanc y dress or bdies and penis tl* price admission
LUXURIOUS NIGHTCLUB
LIVE t . , A K I , U ? > I 1 ONSTAGE ACTS
10-30 p.m. £ 1 9 .5 0 \\P in c h v . c u t .
serv ed on s tew ed g ra p e , lim e a n d S lo e g in sauce. P a s s ion
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Box Office: Bank House, 61 Albert Road, Colne. Tel. 664721
“FOLK WITH A JOKE”
Hosted by Roger Westbrook
Featuring VIN GARBUTT Barrowford Civic Hall
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1989 Commencing 8 p.m.
Tickets: £2 all classes Peter G. Foot presents “EDMUND
HOCKRIDGE & FAMILY ON STAGE!”
Starring EDMUND HOCKRIDGE and featuring JACKIE
HOCKRIDGE, MURRAY HOCKRIDGE (drums) &
STEPHEN HOCKRIDGE (bass guitar)
with Sep CIprano on electric keyboards
Colne Municipal Hall
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12th, 1989 Commencing 7-30 p.m.
Tickets: £3, Children & OAPs £2 Pendle Civic Players present •
“HAY FEVER” By Noel Coward
Civic Theatre, Nelson
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1989 to
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1989
Commencing 7-30 p.m. Tickets: £1, Children & OAPs 75p
by arrangement with All Star Wrestling Promotions Limited
WRESTLING MARTYJONES
ROLLERBALL ROCCO v
Plus action with Mr Big Dave Taylor,
Grasshopper, etc. Colne Municipal Hall
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, 1989
Commencing 6 p.m.
Tickets: £2.50, Children &
OAPs £2
Joint Promotion with Mid-Pennine Arts Association
“ENGLISH CAMERATA”
A series of Orchestral Concerts Colne Municipal Hall
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1989 Commencing 7-30 p.m.
Tickets: £3.50, Children, OAP’s and Students £2.50
LEEDS & LIVERPOOL CANAL
A PERSONAL PORTRAIT Illustrated talk by
JOHN E. SHAW Trawden Community Hall
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1989
Commencing 7-30 p.m.
127 mile walk along the canal towpath from Liverpool to Leeds. On leaving' Liverpool the canal takes to open skies and rolling fields of com before reaching Wigan’s famous Pier. Travelling through industrial history and the distant Pennine Hills, the canal reaches Skipton, gateway to the Yorkshire Dales,.then onward-to Saltaire "model village," to be finally accompanied by the River Aire to Leeds.
Tickets: £2.00, Children and OAP's £1.00
JUVENILE JAZZ
Britain’s youngest Trade Jazz Band
Colne Municipal Hall
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19th, 1989 Commencing 7-30 p.m.
Tickets: £3.00, Children and OAPs' £2.00
House. Albert Road. Colne. Tel. 664721: Tourist information Centre, 20 Scotland Road. Nelson. Tel. 692890, as well as at
* Information Centre, Council Offices, Church Walk. Clitheroe.
Tickets from R. J. C. Wood. Director of* Technical and Leisure Services. Bank
Street, Burnley: Mechanics Box Office.' Manchester Road. Burnley: and Tourist
all Council Offices: Colne Town Hall; Althams Travel Agency. St James’s .
HIT LONti
FRIDJ SUNI with b«
Fun-filled costun TUESDAY, FEBRt
1 p.m. and 3-3| Tickets £2/£2.|
Chamber Music Series
YOSSI Z1VONI Acclaimed Israeli Violinist
Programme: Beethoven, Bach, Paganini, Walton
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
14th, 6 p.m. Tickets £3 — £2
Pop up Theatre present
Fun-filled entertainment for 3 to 7-year-olds
MARJORIE DAW
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 11 a.m.
Tickets 75p (Adults £1.25) Arts and Entertainments Centre
Jazz at Padlham Town Hall
w/fft the Tony Mann Trio, ace sax player In concert
SKIDMORE ALAN
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 8 p.m.
Tickets £2.25— £1.50 H ER B i l l
Not to be (at 8-00
B X i l
A tre a t fo r a ll th e family, so come a lo n g a n d Join th e fu n
HANSEL AND GRETAL Seats may be reserved. Adults £2. Children £1
Ribble Valley Borough Council serving the community FLEA
Ramsbottom Civic Hall, via Bury
MARKET SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 11th 11 a.m. — 3 p.m.
Proceeds to Bleakholt Animal Sanctuary
THE ROY * ♦
SUNDAY, FEBRUi ■ ‘X a a f - ‘Ta
CIVIC HALL Clitheroe 0 23278
at 7-30 p.m. Matinee Wednesday and Thursday at 2-15 p.m.
Commencing Friday, February 10th to Thursday
A world where heroes come in oil sizes 'and adventure is the greatest magic of all.
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A PRIL 6 th . 7 th an d 8 th . BoIton-by-Bowland Drama
SATURDAY. 11th MARCH. 1989. Millionaires evening, Billington and Langho Com munity Association.
MARCH 1 S t h , C l i th e r o e Concert Soc. The Edinburgh String Q u a r te t a t 7-30 p.m.
1STH FEBRUARY: S p o r ts m a n 's d in n e r . C l i th e r o c L io n s . An e v e n in g w i th Fredd ie Truman and Come
el. Clitheroe 25664. dian. LOWER _ ,
WADDINGTON, Telephond
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F R ID A Y . MARCH 1 7 th , 1989. Bowland School PTA Supper Dance.
G ro u p p r e s e n t a m u s ic al en t i t le d * ‘Something old • S om e th in n ew ” . En q . to Bolton-by-Bowland 277.
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