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11.30 a.m.: PLAY SCHOOL. Today s story ‘'Road Story.” 12.00: NEWS. 12.05 p.m.: THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS. Soap. 12.30: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Talk programme chaired by Selwyn Toogood.
1.00: TODAY AT ONE. Community action and affairs. 1.25: DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Soap. 2.20; ROOMS. Life in a furnished bedsitter. 2.45: WAR AND PEACE. Andrei is presumed dead by the old Prince and the Rostovs celebrate Nikolai’s return from the war. (Repeat)
1.00 p.m.: SEARCH FOR TOMORROV Soap. 1.30; THE JIMMY STEWART SHO\ Martha and Wendy do their be to matchmake for Dr Luth Quince — with unexpected result 2.00: DINAH! 2.30: THE 808 NEWHART SHOW. Bo is offered a partnership by a swing ing and highly successful colleague.
3.40: PLAY SCHOOL. For young children. (Repeat) 4.10: THE UP AND DOWN. IN AND OUT, ROUND ABOUT MAN. The Farm Hand. (Repeat) 4.25: BEWITCHED. Endora’s spell forces Samantha to play “Simon Says” with a cousin. (Repeat)
3.00: CHICABOOM. Miss Helen with Romper Room. 3.25: CHICABOOM SPECIAL. Music, cartoons, and mischief with Steve, John, Irene and Willie. 4.00: GIDGET. Gidget talks her father into going down to the surf with her and then is worried when he pays a lot of attention to a woman on the beach. 4.35: EMERGENCY PLUS 4. Cartoon adventures of the Los Angeles Paramedic Rescue Unit. Today “Twister.”
5.00: THE WOMBLES. “The Conkering Hero.” (Repeat) 5.05: HERE COME THE BRIDES. Jeremy finds himself in trouble after he saves a beautiful Chinese girl. 6.00: HAPPY DAYS. Potsie tells Richie he has fixed him up for a date with a girl with a “reputation.” 6.30: NEWS, WEATHER.
5.00: BATMAN. Joker (Cesar Romero) builds a flying saucer in the hope of ruling the universe. 5.30: MISTER ROBERTS. Lt Roberts thinks he has been double-crossed by the crew when he fails to get a transfer to a fighting ship. 6.00: FIRST EDITION. News, 6.30: OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS. Robin Stewart hosts this talent show.
7.00: CORONATION STREET. Lucille has found an empty bottle of sleeping tablets beside Annie Walker’s bed, and is unable to rouse Annie. Meanwhile the Street is trying to save the life of Dolores the donkey. 7.30: FAIR GO. Brian Edwards, Spencer Jolly, and Gillian McGregor try to resolve consumer problems. 8.00: BARNEY MILLER. Wojo is jealous when Chano and Detective Janice Wentworth are assigned to cover a party for a union boss. 8.30: WHEN THE BOAT COMES IN. Jessie turns to politics again and comes into conflict with her husband. She tries to involve Jack in the Socialist cause.
7.00: DAD’S ARMY. The success of a platoon exercise is very much due to the onions of Warden Hodge, (Repeat) 7.30: CHICO AND THE MAN. Chico and Ed try to restore an inept gypsy's faith in himself. 8.00: FILM (1960). “The Last Voyage.” Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone, Edmond O’Brien, George Sanders, A suspense drama about a liner ' ripped apart by an explosion. The captain knows a decision to abandon ship may ruin his career. M.G.M.
930: NEWS. 9.40: PRIME TIME. 10.10: THE NEARLY MAN. Chris Collinson meets Millie Dutton, a young lecturer, at a university seminar. She invites him back to the flat she has borrowed from friends. 11. NEWS, WEATHER, SKI REPORT.
9.50: LATE EDITION. News. 10.10: AFTER TEN. 11.00: INDOOR LEAGUE. Pub champions compete for honours in darts, table football, shove ha’penny, table skittles, cheese skittles, arm wrestling, and other “blue ribbon” events.
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