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11.30 aan.: PLAY SCHOOL. Story today for young children, “The Jumblies.” 12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Daytime drama. 2.30: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Selwyn Toogood in the chair again for a discussion of viewers’ problems. 0: TODAY AT ONE. Emphasis on 1.00 p.m.: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW, community action and affairs. To- Soap. day. item on solar energy and 1.30: LOVE THY NEIGHBOUR. The market report. girls will withdraw certain perks unless . . . (repeat). 2.00: DINAH! Film stars Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland discuss their „ marriage with host Dinah Shore. 20: ROOMS. Mike. In the second part of this story Mike forces a hefty wedge between Kate and David before he leaves. And he comes back again. 2.30: THE 808 NEWHART SHOW. “Carol’s Wedding.” Carol marries a handsome travel agent after a 12-hour romance. 45: A FAMILY AT WAR. Edwin Ashton receives news only minutes before boarding the plane for Germany to see his son Phillip (repeat). 3.00: CHICABOOM. “Romper Room” with Miss Helen, and songs and games for the young. 3.25: CHICABOOM SPECIAL. Songs, cartoons, music-making and adventure with Willie McNab and „ „ Nowcy. Chic Littlewood in charge. 40: PLAY SCHOOL For young children (repeat), 1.00: GETTING TOGETHER. “Our Day - n Wi 'l Come” (final). i. 10: BARBAPAPA. Barbapapas are big, gentle cuddly animals who never get cross. They help others because they can change themselves into any shape they want to. 4.15: THE UP AND DOWN, IN AND OUT, ROUND ABOUT MAN. Mime artists turn the real world into a living cartoon in which all is possible (repeat). 4.30: BEWITCHED. Love-at-first-sight presents Darrin and Samantha with problems, rather than with romance (repeat). 4.35: EMERGENCY PLUS 4. Cartoon adventures of a paramedic rescue unit. Gage and De Soto pay a health service visit to an Indian tribe (repeat). 5.00: BATMAN. Penguin contaminates the money in Gotham City with germs of a rare disease. 5.05: HERE COME THE BRIDES. Jason unwillingly becomes the “eyes” of an escaped prisoner with failing eyesight (repeat). 530: THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY. Keith plans to meet an attractive newcomer through his sister’s newspaper column. The scheme Backfires (repeat). 6.00: M*A*S*H. Hawkeye is up on 6.00: FIRST EDITION. News, charges of mutiny for infractions he allegedly committed while Frank was Commanding Officer in Potter’s absence. 6.30: NEWS. 630: OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS. The locally produced talent show which involves the studio and home audience as well as the performers. 7.00: CORONATION STREET. Albert 7.00: DAD’S ARMY. “Round and Round Tatlock is still trying to organise Went the Great Big Wheels.” Durthe coach outing. ing the testing of a secret weapon that runs amok the platoon is chosen for "special duties.” 730: CHARLIE’S ANGELS. “The Mexi- 735: GET SOME IN. Ken has fallen can Connection.” Jill, Kelly and for a squadron-leader’s wife and Sabrina find themselves in the Marsh has a bet with Leckie as midst of a syndicate heroin war. to Ken’s likelihood of success. 8.05: FILM (1967). “Jack Of Diamonds.” George Hamilton, Joseph Cotton, Carrol Baker. The adventures of a sophisticated cat burglar and his curvaceous partner (Marie Laforet). M.G.M. 830: WHEN THE BOAT COMES IN. The seventh episode in this 13part series. “Whatever Made You Think the War Was Over? Jack returns a favour and Tom goes to work in the Fords’ garden. 930: NEWS. 9.40: PRIME TIME. Current affairs. 10.10: SHADES OF GREENE. “The Over- 10.10: LATE EDITION. News, night Bag.” Henry (Tim BrookeTaylor) tries to outwit the Customs. “Dream of a Strange Land,” starring lan Hendry. A dis- 1030: AFTER TEN. Sex education films tinguished doctor has to make a in schools, moves to regulate difficult decision. acupunction, and music therapy for deaf children. 11.00: EDDIE CHARLTON VERSUS THE WORLD. More snooker with Charlton and his opponents. 11.05: NEWS, WEATHER.
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