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1 vV" 4 'V I- jj V'-' 'n 7 II 4'-Vw- 1 r-f i i 1411V oi a- 5 jr -r-Jf The LONDON STANDARD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER J98S-27 rH- '-V A 7' i 4 a yT fc -M 1 BBC 1 THAMES 7 LUCY HUGHES -HALLETT LAST VIEW 10 News After Noon 13 Chock--Block 1 45 ceefax 215 TUC: live coverage 420 Gran Stop-Go 435 Lassie 5Q Newsround 510 Platypus Cove: last episode of the Drama series (repeat) t35 Boll Harris Cartoon -Time News 120 Thames news Falcon Orest: new series 225 Home cJub- Daytime Take the 325 Thames news headlines 80ns and Daughters Alfie Atkins 4-(-artoon Time 445 Children of the Dog Star NEWS Weather 60 515 JHAMES SPORT With Brian Moore 545 News TOP OF THE POPS 70 60 THAMES NEWS 625-Help unnuu flEHA OS3 I MINDER (Thames) Is back looking more genial than ever The villains of this piece may always have been softies but the representatives of law and order were formerly made sterner stuff No longer The balance of power has subtly shifted Andrew Payne Chisholm with such a partner stands as much chance of hanging on to his dignity as an icicle would have of staying upright in a panful of warm fudge Their relationship reverses that our two heroes Terry would no doubt shudder if he knew he was being compared with his arch-enemy but both Telethon appeals information 635 CROSSROADS 70 EMMERDALE FARM Pat 7 30 EASTENDERS Clan Dr Legg coax Ethel into overcoming her fear of venturing out of doors Will Den of dragging bystanders with them Arthur takes a more humanitarian view George finest moment last night came when Arthur was explaining to a client why he has let loose a troop of recidivists In her back garden Against the mean allacks of Chisholm (who conquers the exhortation to remember the words of St Luke and rejoice over the repentance of a sinner with a text of his own a villain always a A Arthur nuts in a moving plea for tolerance manage to cover his outlay with that shady linen who wrote this episode has i ia brought D-e Jones 10 the fore 80 Sugden makes a surprising discovery in bedroom and Dolly plans for spending the evening leave Matt somewhat nonplussed as Yorkshire writers inject a few extra hormones into the rump of the rustic serial he and Chisholm are fighting port or y- ward imaginations of their Sergeant Chisholm who bears such a marked resemblance to the new Chairman of the Conservative Party that he Is ty bound to go far in the force BODYMATTERS Family Fortunes What will Prince William look like around the time he might expect to become King William Bodymaiters in investigating how our genes map out our future recruits a genealogist and a geneticist to shape the head that will wear the crown partners And Terry can shudder We saw him do it last night on first meeting God more form once he can get Arthur Daley Is Is off his back is now having to 730 SUPERMAN III (1983) Christo-oner Reeve Richard Pryor Pamela Stephenson Snazzy special effects nnirr 44SM li CJJ cuts opart the ally known as Godfrey a el-c character with a contend with Welsh whimsy at his elbow as well as Cockney skulduggery around the corner Michael Povey who plays old Superman magic is getting a little and velvet-collared overcoat a virtuoso way with verbal blank Cards like ber-boom and whatser-name and to prac eeen 'before anyone starts lacing Clark cocoa with with kryp-ionite The involves the usual In employing his bunch of yo-yos (who unbeknownst to him are busy carting videos out of the house next-door) he has offered them a break from the petty vendettas and assorted agg with which our uncaring society confronts them The lady was persuaded Chisholm was routed Terry was disgusted Jones has an agreeably pon- Jilea-n derous manner Little santries and exasperatfngly tised eye the nnmistakeable look fa yo-yo FRIENDS again: Jan Francis continues troubled 931- Crime of the Century which" in turn requires the bumping off of Superman NEWS AT TEN and Thames headlines Godfrey is doing his best ifrt go straight back to the wise saws issue from him as thick and sweet as the very best custard dripping slowly from a spoon- to 100 place from whence he came 1 ba prison and yo-yos have a way RADIO 3Q THE LENNY HENRY SHOW New series featuring the versatile comedian who mixes stand-up routines and sketches: a spoof serial called The Jewel in Passage is one of the highlights CRIME time: Richard Pry gets up to some dirty 7t 9 NEWS Weather HIGHLIGHTS Probably because of her celebrated withdrawal from public life 40 odd years ago difficult to picture Greta Garbo as anything other than the enigmatic beauty of all those pre-war film classics and certainly not as an octogenarian recluse But today is in fact her 89th birthday and to mark the event Star Sound Extra (Radio 2 1030) has compiled a tribute with clips from her films and recordings of interviews with such contemporaries as Groucho Marx and Cecil Beaton Originally a sort of female Johnny Rotten Toyah Wilcox has matured from punk singer into arclaimed actress Tonight though she temporarily puts aside the body-building opera and ballet classes to return to pop music to present Radio I's Evening Show alongside Janice Long (at 730) The celebrated pianist Vladimir Ashkenary Is the soloist in Prom (Radio 3 730) playing the Brahms Tragic Overture and Third Piano Concerto with the RPO Fart 2 (at 845) is Symphony No 5 Robert Cowan lfl 3n KOJAK Down a Long and Lonely vaw River The domed detective on the usual deadline hunt to find a paroled prisoner out to settle a score 3Q JUST GOOD FRIENDS SPECIAL A second showing of the feature-length chapter of the comedy about a young couple whose courtship is more like trench warfare than love-play Jan FYancis and Paul Nicholas are the squabbling pair 1 1 30 DATABASE SPECIAL A report on the Personal Computer World Show at Olympia including the new Atari range for which a British company has written the software 110 ANGLIA GLITTER The Runaway Teenage prostitution and a shortage of scruples in the swimsuit trade are the main items cn the Glitter diary this week 1L55-120 Weather 12 0 HOLLYWOOD The Great Movie Spectacles 1225 Night Thoughts: with Dr James Dickie Jv-v i' I V41 Jf ti r- i r's As Thames exccot Blockbusters g0 About Anglia 70 Anything Goes 1030 Look What We've Found The Yellow Rose 120 Harvest Jazz McCoy Tyner 1235 Thursday Topic BBC 2 CHANNEL 4 TVS 115 Racing from York Conference 86: further TUC coverage from Blackpool Aa Thames exesut Blockbusters s0 Coast to Coast 1030 Regrets 7 110 Human Jigsaw Kojak 1230 Company TUC: live coverage continue Il Ceefax 51 News weather 515 World Chew Championship Jeremy James and Bill Harts ton report from Moscow on the re- newal of cheaaboard hostilities between Gary Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov for the wwld championship AT LONG LAST LOVE (1975) 50 Burt Reynolds Cybill Shepherd Madeline Kahn Peter Bogdano- flossy tribute to the fo- 1 60 STAR TREK The Changeling' The USS Enterprise trundles out for another round of repeats: this episode finds Captain Kirk and Co (8): Stars broadoast RADIO 1 128 Gary Davies 1230 News-beat 230 Steve Wright 50 Bruno Brookes Newabeat 730 Janice Long 100-120 Into The Music: session from Adventures (8) RADIO 2 1830 Jimmy Young (8) 15 Sports Desk Desmond Carrington (8) 25 Gloria Hunniford (S) Music All The Way (8) 45 David Hamilton (8) 65 Paul Helney (S) 80 Wally Whyton (8) The Grumble-weeds 1930 Star Bound Extra: 80th birthday tribute to Greta Garbo Brian Matthew 10 Charles Nove (S 30-48 Nor tiring Rendezvous (S) RADIO 3 120 Six Conlnents 1215 Concert: Dvorak Cello Concerto with Mischa Maisky 10 News 15 Romeo et Juliette: Opera by Gounod with Alfredo Kraus and Catherine Malfltano (S) 415 Chamber Orchestra Of the Karol Szymanowski State Music Grammar School Katowice: Lutoslawskl Karlowicz (S) News Mainly for Pleasure (S) 630 Grlme-thorpe Colliery Band Holst Ireland (S) 70 Rothko Chapel by Morton Feldman (S) 730 Proms Royal Philharmonic: Brahms Beethoven Piano Concerto No 3 (S) 825 A Mistake About Error: Dr lan Hamnett considers the enlglhtenment of the sociologist s45 Proms: Prokofiev Symphony No 5 (S) 940 New London Consort: Music from the Canclonero de Colombina and the Canclonero de Pal ado (S) 1 01 Boston Symphony Chamber Players: Poulenc Ives Ravel Mozart (S) 1157-120 News RADIO 4 120 News You And Tom My Music (8) World At One Archers 20 News: Woman's Hour 30 News "Mr Parker Comes To play by Roger Wood (S) News Enquire Within (S) 410 A Good Read 440 Story Time: "Earth to PM 50 News: Financial Report 630 Round Britain Quiz (S) News 15 Archers 720 1885: life in Cardiff 100 years ago 740 International Assignment 110 Second Generation an update on the lives of Caribbean and Asian immigrants 150 Franglals (8) 06 Docs lie Take Sugar 930 A Wolf In Frog's Clothing 945 Kaleidoscope: Scottish Opera and John McGuheru reviewed Book At Bedtime: "Love and Mr 1030 World Tonight 110 Headlines 1115 Financial World 1130 Big Sounds From Small People 120-1215 News Weather LONDON 124 The Mike Gray Telephone Programme Susie Barnes 430 Music Cher London 633: You Don't Have To Be Jewish 74 Black Iondoners 80 As Radio 1 100 Dave Pearce 120-48 am As Radio 2 LBC Greg Strange 20 Philip Hodson 30 GUI Pyrah 50 -Greg Strange Decision Makers -Keith London 930 Nostalgia Street 100 Pete Murray 10 Night Extra CAPITAL 10 Roger Scott 30 John Sachs 50 Drive Time 70 The Way It Is 10 Gary Cowley 100 Richard Allinson 120 if ike Dickin taking oh board a space probe that elf has somehow turned itself Into an 30-1 020 Murder of a Moderate Man New thriller serial: -1140-115 Film Delta County USA wood musical even using classic plots and conventions of Astaire-Rogers spectaculars Reynolds and Shepherd are no substitutes for Fred or Ginger but there is compensation in the Cole Porter score which features such classics as the Top and I Get a Kick Out of You CHANNEL FOUR NEWS Comment: with Man? Benson historian of the African National Congress weather Film: All Quiet on the Western Front 1530 claeelc LWT 50-IOO Modern London Drummonds 1939-45 650 70 CHANNEL FOUR 1 00-1 030 Tho Four Seasons 1130-15 Film Koyaanisaatsi (a visual exploration of America) 80 730 80 SPACEFLIGHT The Territory Ahead The concluding chapter of what has been a revealing and vividly presented series on space ventures: Spaceflight now EARLY TV TOMORROW looks at the growing military in-" So terest In space the Russian Soyuz exterminator of imperfect biologi- cal specimens What will it make of ears THE ADVENTURE GAME Another space-based show a game involving Sarah Greene and Richard Stilgoe but nothing very cosmic (repeat) -O'DONNELL INVESTIGATES FOOD What Makes Some People Fat Last of the series TIMEWATCH The TUC conference serves as a peg on which to hang some relevant Timewatch items such as local government curbs of 1898 and working-class Tories JUST ANOTHER DAY Driving School Another chance to take an apprehensive backseat drive with John Pitman behind one of the blithest learner-motorists one could wish not to meet on the road ALEC ENGLISH TOWNS Bury St Edmunds The architectural critic afoot in Suffolk (repeat) RESERVATIONS A play by Tony Marchant that sets out to explore the traumas experienced by teenagers trembling on the brink of non-virginity but which ends up as more of a misdirected grope rather 90 -missions and the American shuttle programme and even further ahead (the military permitting) to more commercial exploitation Deke Slayton one of the Mercury astronauts is now a member of a syndicate offering to despatch cremated remains to circle the earth in the Van Allen Radiation Belt for 63000000 years (or your money back presumably) BBC-1 850 Breakfast Time 020 Trades Union Congress 1985 Play School 1050 Trades Union Congress BBC-2 855 Open University ITV 615 Good Morning Britain 825 Thames News Headlines followed by The Little Rascals 940 Potty Time 1005 Fireball XL5 1030 Wild Wild World of Animals 1055 Cartoon Time 1105 Fight for your life About Britain 120 Alhe Atkins mu 930 100 THE FIFTY MINUTE HOUR A 90 White mates in three moves against any defence (by A Renn) The black king is cornered and his bishop has only one legal square: but three moves isn't long for White to invade the typically imaginative stretching play by Jack Klaff creator of the much-praised Nagging Doubt a one-man account or the Sharpeville Massacre and more recently Maybe like those of Its hapless hero Gary y) (actually more of a wally CAN you make 33 or more-words from SWELTER? Average mark 24 Time limit 35 minutes Answers tomorrow whose sexual strategy is more erroneous than erogenous There are fleeting moments of amusement but it is in general a disagreeable exercise with dialogue that is realistic or-unoouth according to EWSM GUT 1140 Weather 1145-1240 Open University Londoners have a choice: of one-day six-game tournaments next weekend Chequers (information from 435 165)0 is held at 18 Chalk Farm Road on Saturday September 14 while City Chess (details from 446 6519) takes place on Sunday September 15 at Highbury Fields School Both have a £100 top award are open to all comers and offer an enjoyable play at speed From yesterday's word CRAYFISH Baby for the BBC: in between patients a psychoanalyst ponders nis own life and motivations conjuring up various characters frem the past to explain his psychic progress Klaff plays the entire cast from a sperm to Freud THE TONY AWARDS SHOW Film of the American theatre prizegiving with Derek Jacobi among the recipients 1140 Dream Stuffing: comedy repeat 1219- France Tour Detour: Jean-Luc Godard looks at France' through the eyes of children 105 1055 Cash chair char chary crash rachis racy rash rich airy arch asci ashy fair fairy farcy fisc fish fishy fray sari scar scarf scarify scary hair hairy symbol after till' denotes that subtitle forth hard of hearins Oracla (ITV) and Cctfas IbhC tletat services 1 jrobo Solution Page 41 -W'WWn g-MelsT' -P vr ---i 1.