Walsall Observer from Walsall, West Midlands, England • 19

Walsall Observer Friday July 16 1982 1 9 New quiz for kids UICCKCnD VIEUJIfKa SUNDAY SATURDAY 650 905 930 will have to answer or a bulletin read by ITN Newscaster Leonard Parkin in which he will have made some deliberate mistakes and topical questions on the news The programme is written and presented by Tommy Boyd who says: questions will be strictly about the news but we hope to hear the views of the contestants themselves We hope the programme will be light hearted and lots of fun but not at the expense of the Tommy was named this Independent Radio Personality of the Year by the Royal Variety Club HAPPENING is a new Central television quiz for young people based on the news Each week for ten weeks commencing on Tuesday at 445 pm two teams of youngsters whose ages range from 11 to 14 will be answering questions designed to test their knowledge of news and current affairs The teams will consist of four contestants and each team will represent one of the independent local radio stations throughout the country There will be four regular rounds of questions concerning the lead story of the week an item to which they 1037 1040 1245 The unlikely duet of singer Dana and soccer superstar Kevin Keegan should make interesting listening in the special and Large to be screened on Saturday July 17 (BBC-1) Besides the engaging humour of Syd and Eddie there will also be a chance to meet Wall Street Crash 510 525 530 Open University Weekend Wardrobe: Making your own clothes (5) Get Set: The Summertime Saturday Show including: 935 Laurel and Hardy 940 The Top Ten 955 Tom and Jerry 1005 Undersea Kingdom (3)- Weather Cricket and Golf: International Cricket England Pakistan Golf: The Open from Royal Troon Grandstand including 1 250 Summary golf cricket racing racing News: Weatherman Sport Regional News The Saturday Film: Captain Nemo and the Underwater City starring Robert Ryan David Showcase The Little and Large Show with special guest Kevin Keegan Dynasty News Sport Weatherman International Athletics: England Kenya Spain Japan Kelly Monteith with his comic view of life Saturday Live with Gloria Hunniford Harry starring David Janssen Weather Closedown 625 Open University 900 Fingerbobs 915 Sunday Worship 1 000 Asian Magazine 1030 Closedown 1255 Farming 1 25 Beside the Sea 1 50 News Headlines 155 Film Matinee: Penny Serenade starring Cary Grant Irene Dunne 350 Bugs Bunny 405 The High Chaparral 455 The Commanding Sea: Six voyages with Clare Francis (2) 555 News Weatherman 610 A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens (3) 635 Jonathan Miller: Appeals on behalf of English National Opera Development Fund 640 Your Songs of Praise Choice with Thora Hird 715 The Sunday Film: Hot Millions starring Peter Ustinov Maggie Smith Karl Malden 900 News Weather 915 The Chinese Detective 1005 Rock Bottom: Everyman reports from within the confessional meetings of Gamblers Anonymous 1040 Nureyev Dances Nijinsky: With the Joffrey Ballet 1 1 20 Golf: The Open 1200 The Sky at Night 1220 Weatherman 1225 Closedown 715 755 830 920 935 1040 1110 1200 1250 1255 Tragedy off a guilty marriage is the BBC-1 of the on Monday Eyewolf played here by Timothy Stark is a small crippled boy the child of Alfred and Rita Allmers They are directly responsible for his condition and indirectly for his death by drowning at the end of the first act The play develops into a searing dissection of a marriage racked by guilt and charged with repressed passion How to spot a Have you ever been on a Do you even know what a is? If not then switch on to and hear Male Stent explain what a is and how to spot a couple on one (Central Saturday July 17) There will be more mind boggling magic from the amazing Sonny Hayes and Co perhaps this show will see Sally joining in with more gusto while Nina Fin-burgh delivers another one of her witty monologues with musical accompaniment by Timothy Barratt BBC 2 625 Open University 310 Saturday Cinema: Gold for the Ceasars starring Jeffrey Hunter Mylene Demongeot Ron Randell 430 Cricket and Golfv 730 News Sport Weather 750 Ireland: A television History (5) 840 The Levin Interviews: Robert Burchfield 910 Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of a Genius 1 0 40 News and Weather 1045 International Cricket: England Pakistan 1110 Golf: The Open 1 1 50 Midnight Movie: The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell starring Gary Cooper 135 Closedown 625 155 650 715 805 810 900 935 1005 1225 Open University Sunday Grandstand: With Open Golf British Grand Prix News Review The World About Us News and Weather Money Programme Special Stuart Burrows Sings with guest Anne Howells Grand Prix: The British Grand Prix Starring Rod Steiger: A Fistful of Dynamite Also with James Coburn Closedown SATURDAY The Pied Piper (Central): In 1349 a strolling minstrel rids Hamlin of a plague of rats Donovan Donald Pleasance Michael Hordern Jack Wild and Diana Dors head the cast Diamond Head (Central): A domineering Hawaiian landowner almost ruins the lives of his family Charlton Heston stars Gold for the Caesars (BBC-2): This Italian French co production made in 1963 stars Jeffrey Hunter as slave architect lacer in a small Roman colony in Northern Spain The governor of the colony Maximus promises Lacer his freedom if he will mine the gold resources which will make Maximus more powerful and possibly the next Emperor of Rome Stars include Ron Randell and Mylene Demongeot Captain Nemo and the Underwater City (BBC-1): Robert Ryan stars as Captain Nemo creator of the futuristic submarine Nautilus who rescues six shipwrecked people and takes them to the Temple-mar the underwater city When they are told they can never leave they make a drastic attempt to escape Chuck Connors and Nanette Newman co-star The Court Martial of Billy Mitchell (BBC-2) Set in the Gary Cooper stars as an American general court -martialled for accusing the war department of criminal negligence Rod Steiger stars as his prosecutor in this 1955 film based on a true story SUNDAY The Greengage Summer (Central): A young girl staying at a hotel falls in love with a jewel thief but is ac-cidenally responsible for his capture Starring Kenneth More Susannah York and Jane Asher Penny Serenade BBC 1 This 1941 stars Cary Grant and Irene Dunne as a couple whose marriage becomes strained following the death of an adopted daughter Hot Millions (BBC-1): A 1968 comedy with a star performance from Peter Ustinov as a confidence trickster who makes a fortune out of fictitious companies aided by an unwitting tea lady Karl Malden Maggie Smith Bob Newhart and Robert Morley co star A Fistful of Dynaminte (BBC-2): Sergio Leone master of the spaghettic western directed Rod Steiger and James Coburn in Fistful of Set in Mexico in 1913 the film finds Steiger in the role of Juan Miranda a peasant turned bandit and Coburn as the Irish revolutionary with a dynamite fixation The result is explosive and often humorous star time CCnTRAl CEnTRAI CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Mixing business with plea-I sure may turn out to be the ideal formula for you this week probably find it I a little difficult at first to relate to colleagues on a social basis but find it comes easier after a few goes ARIES (Mar 21- Apr 19) not every week that you receive the sort of compliments which going to be getting during this period A lot of attention is going to be focused on you and you may wonder whether really earned it Put your doubts aside CANCER (June 22-July 22 If to get to grips with something which has been been worrying you going to need to spend time alone At the moment to many people are feeding you too much conflicting advice In reality only you can solve this problem and only a question of time before you manage to 930 Chalkface 1 000 Morning Worship 1100 Getting On: Presented by Gillian Reynolds and Tony Van Den Bergh 1 1 30 Gardening Time 1200 Tree of Liberty: Free Speech Chaired by Gus MacDonald 1 00 University Challenge 1 30 Benson: Clayton Go Home with Robert Guillaume 200 Summer Sport: Motor Cycle Racing from Donnington Park introduced by Bob Hall 300 The Weekend Matinee: The Greengage Summer starring Kenneth More Susannah York and Jane Asher 420 Matinee Extra: Strange Bird a bird who lay an egg watches other birds raise their young 500 Vice Versa: Episode 1 The Transformation starring Peter Bowies 530 Sale of the Century: hosted by Nicholas Parsons 600 The Other Side of Me presented by Dickie Davies (New series) 630 News 640S Sing To The Lord introuced by Clifford Evans 71 5 Holding The Fort: Feeling The Pinch 745 A National Salute 900 News 925 A National Salute 1 1 00 Escape to the West 1200 Closedown 925 Come Close 940 Clapperboard: presented by Chris Kelly 1010 Gather Your Dreams: (Episode 2) 1040 Feature Film: The Pied Piper starring Donovan Donald Pleasance Michael Hordern Jack Wilde and Diana Dors 1215 World of Sport including Cycling Aerobatics McEnroe The ITV Seven from Newmarket and Ayr Water Ski -ing Wrestling and Results 505 News 515 Worzel Gummidge: The Return of Dolly Clothespeg 545 Chips: Hitch Hiking Hitch starring Larry Wilcox 645 Funnybone starring Cheese and Onion Male Stent Sonny Hayes and Co and Nina Finburgh 715 Russ Saturday Madhouse (New series) 745 Saturday Cinema: Diamond Head with Charlton Heston and Yvette Mimieux 945 News and Sport 1000 ITV Playhouse: The'Breadwinner 1100 Thriller: Spell of Evil starring Diane Cilento A business tycoon suddenly becomes a widower and subsequently through a computer dating service meets and marries an evil woman 1215 Closedown AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) in an extravagant I mood and liable to spend far more than you can realistically afford It seems likely too that going to use your generosity as a means of impressing someone Be warned that probably I going to take much more to really impress them LIBRA (Sep 23 -Oct 22) You and your partner will! reach a deeper understand-l ing of each other this week! as the result of sharing a I minor crisis For those who! are unattached a brief fling! looks likely to turn into! something much morel serious and this will come as something of a surprise SCORPIO (Oct 23 -Nov 22) A fear of failure could I hold you back from trying something radically different regret it later! if you have a bash and I as much chance as I anyone else of succeeding I listen to rumours at work they will only be groundless gossip SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 -Dec 21) If you bottle up your re-1 sentment for much longer liable to lash out at someone who least deserves your rancour Speak directly to the person who has made you angry be pleasantly surprised at the reception you get and even more surprised by the fact that they are willing to make amends TAURUS (Apr 20 -Mar 20) Your designated role this week is going to be one which involves calming down everyone around you You may not feel particularly placid yourself but likely that going to be in more control than anyone else The weekend is going to be busy with lots of fun things to do LEO (July 22 Aug 22) not going to be in a very forgiving mood which is unfortunate as someone very much wants to make their peace with you You must consider carefully whether you really want to go on bearing a grudge VIRGO (Aug 23 -Sep 22) This looks like being a week with the opportunity to really achieve a great deal It will undoubtedly be tiring and there will be times when you lose patience especially with family members but all in all going to feel a strong sense of satisfaction PISCES (Feb 20 -Mar 20) GEMINI (May 21 June 21) You probably gave up hope long ago that an expected windfall was ever going to arrive You could be in for a surprise this week though! It might not be as much as originally hoped but it will be a welcome bonus all the same A close warning to you could come true this week and going to regret not taking their advice On a more positive note going to be full of energy and enthusiasm for a new project and going to help inspire those around you as well 1053kHz285m 1089kHz275m RADIO 1: 800 Tony Sunday Show 1000 The Lenny Sunday Hoot! 1 230 Jimmy Club 230 Studio B15 400 Paul Gambaccini with an appreciation of Stevie Wonder 500 Top 40 with Tommy Vance 700 Alexis Korner 800 Sounds of Jazz 1000 Closedown VHF RADIOS 1 and 2: 500 am With Radio 2 200 pm Benny Green 300 Alan Dell with Sounds Easy 400 Sing Something Simple with The Adam Singers 430 String Sound 500 With Radio 1 1000 pm 500 am With Radio 2 1215kHz247m 90-92 5vhl stereo RADIO 3: 7S5 Weather 800 News 805 Bach: Trinity Cantatas for 1723 900 News 905 Your Concert Choice (Butterworth Lo-catelli Ravel Brahms orch Schoenberg) 1030 Prom Talk 1100 Boston Symphony Orchestra (Part 1 Elgar Hugh Wood 1 1 35 Words: Talk by Colin MacCabe (2) 1140 Concert (Part 2) Dvorak 1225 (Harpsichord recital) 1250 Sunday Lunch: A short story by Eva Tucker 100 Jessye Norman (Song recital) Brahms Mahler Strauss 200 Bath Festival 1981 (part 1) 255 Growing: A sequence of poetry 310 Bath Festival 1981 (part 2) 350 BBC Singers (Holst Gerard Schormann) 425 Mikhail Pletnyev (Piano recital) Brahms 505 Conrad and Russia Talk by Lucjan Lewitter 520 Mikhail Plet-nyev (Part 2) Tchaikovsky 610 Seeing Mr Waddilow: Play by Lesley Bruce 700 Proms 82: The Trojans (acts 1 2 3) by Bertioz 745 The Lyttelton Hart Davis Letters (Volume 2) 805 The Troffins (acts 1 2 3 by Berlioz first of nine talks by Bernard Levin 920 The Trojans (Act 5) 1025 Poetry Now 1045 Organ Works of JS Bach 1115 News 1118 Closedown RADIO WM (206m MW 956 VHF): 745 Angling Norman Worth 805 Groat! Saturday Tim Manning and Ruth Davies 1 1 03 Town and Country Ken Dudeney 103 They were Champions athlete Harold Langley 1 30 Michael Blood's Goad Company 500 Radio 2 (News at 8 9 10 11 12 and 1 pm) BRMB (261m 948 VHF): 200 Small Hours Bab Belsey 500 Early Riser Kris Kennedy 800 Razamataz Brendan Kearney 1000 Solid Gold Saturday Phil Riley 100 Sport Tony Butler 630 Decision Makers 700 Profile 800 Eye Paul Kelly 1 1 OO Romantica Nick Hen-negan (News on the hour) MERCIA SOUND (220m MW 1359 kHz 959 VHF): News every half hour 500 1 300 every hour 1 300 2400 503 Good Morning Mercia Tony Harrison 930 How Do They Get Away With It Andy Lloyd 1 05 Sportacular Stuart Linnell 603 Saturday Night Out Tony Harrison 903 Saturday Night In Jim Hawkins 1 00 Closedown Bells 750 The Shape of God 755 Weather Travel Programme News 800 News 810 Sunday Papers 815 Sunday 850 Good Cause 855 Weather Travel Programme News Continental Travel 900 News 910 Sunday Papers 915 Letter from America by Alistair Cooke 930 Morning Service 1015 The Archers 1115 Weekend featuring Denis and Edna Healey 1 200 Smash of the Day: The Goan Show 1230 Home-ing In 1255 Weather Programme News 100 The World This Weekend 155 Shipping Forecast 200 News 202 Gardeners' Question Time 230 Afternoon Theatre: Am Mary Dunne' by Brian Moore 400 News 402 Round Britain Quiz 1982 430 The Living World 500 News Travel Programme News 505 Down Your Way 550 Shipping Forecast 555 Weather Programme News 600 News Continental Travel 615 Hot Air! 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