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41( with .1110 probienit of jr 1 0: 1 developmen sl s. 11 A e. 8 of the series litLig Days. A an early Lanchestee ear44lc4ving up the steps of Crygtal Palace 1010 Fltnt 1 Jenny (1969) Story, set in is New ypdc City, of a pregnant In4lfirried girl Who makes friends an Seeking to marry to avoid being conscripted. Alan Alda and Mario Thomas Star 1 4( 12.20 Close '1 1 4E 4( 4.300 pan Univeisky 11111' Play Term's.

New step-by-step method for beginners 11.35 Lassie. Vigil of the Stork Knots Landing, BBCI, 10.00 Help! It's the Hair Beer Bunch 10.20 Battle of the Planets: Curse of the Cuttlefish, pt 1 10.40 Film: Fool Coverage starring Edgar Kennedy 10.55 Film: Down Memory Lane starring Bing Crosby, W. C. Fields, Donald Novis, Gloria Swanson and Steve Allen 12.00 rilm: Trouble Brewing starring George Fomby, Googie Withers 1.27 Weather 1.30 Grandstand: at Wimbledon: 1.35 Rugby Union: New Zealand Scotland. Athletics, Bislett Games in Oslo, highlights.

1.55, 3.25 Wimbledon Tennis. 3.05 Racing: Irish Sweeps Derby. 5.20 Athletics: Southern Counties Championships at Crystal Palace. 5.45 Final Score Australian Pools 1.15 NeWs; 1.20 Racing at Newmarket and Newcastle; 3.30 Athletics, USA Track and Field 74,41 1 1 1, I' 9.05 Sesame Street 10.05 Extraordinary People Show 10.35 500 Wimbledon-Tennis cont 50 News, Weather 7 2. Gardeners' World 1 1 The Vanishing side.

conflict of interest .4 the production of food 4 and "criniervation of natural 0C :21: 1 41( 7 11.00 Cali ley BlUff with Frank Muir, jr Emily Edward Pether- bridge, Arthur Marshall, Sue Law- 12.25 Close it ley, Nigel Havers 4( 7.1.30 Troll. Wall The Vertical TOPAORROW PAIR. Part of a film of the 2.00 Wimbledon Tennis Clapperboard 12.00 New Fred and flimsy Show 12.27 Regional Weather 12.30 World of Sport (see London) first free climb of Europe's highest, steepest, rockface in Norway. Pt 2, next Friday 10.00 Wimbledon Tennis 10.45 Newsnight 11.30 Outer Limits Film: The Inheritors, pt 1, scientists are baffled by the miraculous recoveries made by certain dying soldiers. Robert Duvall stars.

Part 2 next week 9.10 Chalkface 9.35 Camara 10.00 Clapperboard 10.30 Picture Show Who's Kitten Who? followed by Film: The Crimson Pirate: with Burt Lancaster and Eva Bartok. An 18th century pirate and an eccentric inventor lead an island's people in rebellion against a tyrant 12.30 World of Sport (see London) RADIO 3 5.00 Mainly For Pleasure Is) with Jack Brymer 6.55 Play It Again (s) Preview 7.00 Third Opinion. Reflections on current affairs by Mary Midgley 7.30 BBC Northern Symphony Orchestra (5) Concert from Ripon Cathedral, pt 1: Bach 7.50 Birdy. Third of five readings from William Wharton's first novel 8.10 Concert Cs) pt 2: Bruckner 9.25 Earth-Numb. Poetry by Ted Hughes 9.46 Schubert Impromptu (s) Piano recital 10.05 Evening Magic (a) Music for chorus and horn by Weber, Schumann, Tcherrepnin, Stravinsky, Schubert.

Mendelssohn 11.00 News 11.0511 15 (VHF) Open University Chairs will fit in an Act What's the van in atic centimetres? When was the first Honda mini commercial available in this countrr Answer these questi3nitineoWanblirenufd win a free Honda Acty van or a HondaActychslirlic.your own Valued at £599. ez der See the Acty at your local Honda soon and pick up a free Honda Acty Chair scr a Challenge' entry form. For your nearest Honda dealer 'phone Teledata on 01-200 0200 10.00 News 10.30 Sport: Boxing, WBA light-middleweight title Ayub Kalule (Uganda) Sugar Ray Leonard (USA). WBA Welter-weight title, Tommy Hearns (USA) Pablo 5.15 Sale of the Century 5.45 News 6.00 Day By Day 6.30 University Challenge 7.00 Winner Takes All 7.30 Return of the Saint 8.30 Misfits (see London) 9.00 Get Lost (see London) 10.00 News 10.30 Boxing (see London) 5.15 Sale of the Century 5.46 News 6.00 ATV Today 7.00 Winner Takes All 7.30 Vegas Black Cat Killer 8.30 Wiens (see London) 9.00 Get Lost (see London) 10.00 News 10.30 Boxing: (see London) 12.00 ATV News 12.05 Close GET GROWING NOW Call into Suttons now and see a full range of bedding plants, rose trees, fruit trees, conifers and shrubs, pots and containers ALL AT SENSIBLE PRICES Mr Pether our gardening with all your problems lain agents of Suttees Seeds in the Reeding "SEE YOU THIS WEEKEND" SUTTON PARK GARDEN CENTRE London Road, Earley Tel: Reading 661331 Open every day, 9.30 am to 4.30 pm rill I 0 VI unni -A SUTTON RADIO 5.00 PM News Magazine 5.55 Weather 8.00 News 8.30 Going Places 7.00 News 7.05 The Archers 7.20 Pick of the Week (a) 8.10 Profile 8.30 Any Questions? 9.15 Letter from America 9.30 Kaleidoscope 10.00 World Tonight 10.35 Week Ending (s) 11 00 Book at Bedtime 11.15 Financial Today in Parliament 11.45 John Ebdon 12 00 News. VHF: 5 50 PM cont 11.00 Study.

RADIO 210 THAMES VALLEY 1 00 Lunchtime Newsdesk 1.15 210 Afternoon. Music and cations (Reading 25622) 4.00 Music and Chat and Things Like That. Commuter file, quarter past and quarter to 7 00 Weekend: Folk music and news, gardeners (Reading 256221. Sport, the countryside and What's On 900 The Late Show. Music, competitions, news on the That's Life, now Chris is famous THE BUILDER was making his way round Chris Serle's house in West London, sizing up the work the That's Life man wanted done, when he suddenly stopped by a wardrobe in one of the bedrooms.

he said. You haven't got Esther in there. have you? Juit his little pike, of course. But as Chris points out. while working on That's Life gives him some pluses in his everyday, away-fromthe-studio shopping around.

it does also smack the odd minus on him, too. "People are always a bit self-conscious, saying they're not quite sure whether they want the job," he says. -They wonder if we're going to them or if we've got hidden cameras. For example, I went to get my car MoT'd and they had me sitting in it, eight feet up on this ramp. The mechanic was going through the bit: asking me to sound the horn.

switch on the lights, and so on. Then I saw bim look up at me and there was a glimmer of recognition, and suddenly he twigged who I was. "'I won't keep you a moment' he said and he wandered off. There I was eight feet off the ground, completely trapped. Chances -I happened to glance in the mirror and I saw these two huddled figures pacing the floor, and obviously discussing what was going on looking for hidden cameras, and wondering why I was there.

result was they lore the car to pieces and failed it on five counts. When I took it into anothr garage to have the faults rectified, I was told there was absolutely nothing wrong with it. The guy who MoT'd it just wasn't taking any chances. On the plus side I remember, before appearing on That's Life, going perhaps into a shop and standing there like a lemon while a bunch of girls at the other end of the counter giggled and chatted away about their boyfriends. sion programme ever made for a bit of light and shade.

If you're going to have a serious aspect, there's no harm in having a little fun at the same time. lt's the same with the street interviews all of them are done in the interest of getting real people's real reactions. Its a programme about real people and real life." Chris was born in Bristol in 1943. In fact, what he had in mind for himself was a career in the wine trade. But at university in Dublin.

where he read modern languages, he was bitten by the showbusiness bug opted out of his studies, and took up an acting career in Dublin. Then followed several years as a radio and television producer. I started as a junior" he says "working as a researcher on the Parkinson and Jim'll Fix It programmes. It was when, two or three years ago, Kieran Prendeville and Glyn Worsoip left That's Life and replacements for them were being sought, that Chris found himself in front of the cameras. Unmarried, and fond of the cinema and theatre, he still has a busy time away from the That's Life studio.

For a start be is presenting, for the second year BIRCI's new series of Medical Express, the cal magazine programme. which started Ibis week and he'll be following what used to be John Noakes' travel trail when he explores the west coast of Wales in two films due to be shown in the autumn. CHRIS SERLE "now I'm easily recognisable." Reactions "But now, I suppose because I'm easily recognisable, I don't seem to get that problem any more." Does he gel just a little embarrassed, I wondered, by some of the more outlandish things he is asked to do on the programme. "Well, yes, frankly I do get embarrassed by some of the stunts. But I think that what helps me is that at university I used to do student reviews and we'd get up to all sorts of wild pranks.

"1 don't want to sound solemn about it, but I think there is room in every televi- -AYH GILLINGHAM Get Lost by the seaside WHAT'S ON TONIGHT THE mystery of the disappearing husband deepens as teachers Judy Threadgold and Neville Keaton continue their investigations at the seaside in Kiss Me Quick, the third episode of Alan Plater's tonguein-cheek who-dunnit GET LOST! (ITV, 9pm). Jim Threadgold. Judy's husband. has vanished. leaving a message saying he wants to make a new life for himself.

But Judy isn't satisfied and insists that he be tracked down. In the course of their inquiries. Judy and Neville discover that Jim is not the only person in the vicinity to vanish without trace. The Rev Perry has also disappeared and he too belonged to the local Literary Society. a small and strange organisation headed by Hon Secretary Herbert Doyle One of the clues to both men's whereabouts is a postcard sent from Scarborough by the Rev Perry: and so the two amateur sleuths head for the seaside and the Sleepy Lagoon Holiday Village.

Meanwhile, Det Sgt Tomlin, convinced that the couple are having an affair and had a hand in Jim Threadgold's. disappearance, is watching very closely. And so is the driver of the sinister little yellow car Starring Bridget Turner as Judy and Alun Armstrong as Neville, with Ray Dunobbin as Perry, Neil McCarthy as Doyle, and David Calder as Det Sgt Tomlin. SKINNER (Enn Reitel) and Oscar (Kevin Lloyd) run into trouble when they take i SKINNER (Enn Reitel) comes face-toface with the Lord (Roland Curram) with whom he has been claiming a close friendship in Misfits. ITV, 8.30 pm.

advantage of the absence of Liz (Anne Stallybrassi their mentor and protector. to trot along to the local pub in this week's episode of MISFITS ITV. 11.3Open1. After a bad beginning, the duo make friends with the landlord by claiming affinity with a well-known member of the aristocracy who has recently taken to using the hostelry. Then the aristocrat in question turns up SUSAN King returns in the first of six specially coinpiled programmes THE BEST OF' HORSES GALORE (BBCI, SAlSpin).

The series, all about horses and ponies, includes Susan's favourite selection of films from the four series of Horses Galore shown in 1977, 1978 and 1979. The new series includes a wide selection of equestrian sports and activities in which everyone can take part, whether they own a pony or take lessons at their local riding school. In the there's a cross-country 'wheeled" ho tested against ged variety at through the of a surpr: Exmoor pon Wales to meet ders of the Cup the Club. JENNY (Bill stars Mario daughter of and very mu, star in her ON the title role and unmarr. leaves her ticut for New she meets I Alda of SLAB anxious to thus escape into the BRITAIN countr)sic rate.

If ut been doti little of it left for ful In THE VANISHIN COUNTRYSIDE 11( 6139 Neu David Jesse) look, scale and problem and to deal The scale In the past half .1. lands have that's more vious 300 years haw like 140 hedgerows and that', Britain', h. Bridget Turner, right, and Alun A continue their search for the missing in Get Lost, IN 9pm. LOUNGE SUITES £149 CORNER GROUPS 4499 Lebus. Buoyant Upholste Welbeck House.

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tics, Bislett Games, in Oslo TwnnlY Vence a 8.00 but drowned the punch- -1 1 11 011 fflM. ng straurna in a new series Nicholas Parsons shows I haven't been thiv it setlabglOt and ponies. Tonight 5.45 News 12.00 Stars On Ice apt) David Symonds (6) Much More lines, and the near hys- excited since Alexander march of a rare 12.30 Commissioner Catherine Music, including 18.451 Sports ig nolEirinoor pony 6.00 Thames News sr Desk 10.00 With Radio 1 12.00- etgl-i baerarWl 11each ul. almostsaha tt: ilacauliti: a or were hi nib ttahie. Pee Graham Pell called and uhliedees le divitiii 7 irtligireAilennro it o.39,•hiddfi-h-ti•pi) 6.30 Thames Sport Bramwell Booth of the saiva- tion Army reads from the Bible 5.00 With Radio 2.

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