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Tvadaptation-Uk-Articles-Dailymirror DAILY MIRROR, Saturday, December 30, 1978 PAGE 15 SATURDAY BlCt L&NS9N * NOT IN COLOUR (R) REPEAT 8.50 THE SATURDAY BANANA—Part 1: With Bill Oddfe,' BiH Gamon. 9.0 Sesame Street. 9.45 The Saturday 9,30 MULTICOLOURED SWAP SHOP: Noel Edmonds' Bonana—Part 2, 11.0 The Monkees (R). 11.30 Tarzors '.f&one-in on 01-811 8055. Guests include the pop group The Day of the Golden'Lion (R). Mud. 12.13 Weather 12.30 WORLD OF SPORT: 12.35 Headline: Sport from 12.15 GRANDSTAND: 12 20 Football Focus: with Bob atound the "world, including swimming from Australia; Wilson; 12.50, 1.20, 1.50, Z20 Racing from Newbury: 1.T5 NEWS; 1.20 The British Kendo Championships. 1.10, 1.40, 2.40 International Ski-jumping: Four Hills 1.35 The ITV Six: Horse racing'from Leicester (1:45, Championship; 2.50 Rugby League: Leigh v Hull 2.15, 2.45), greyhound racing from Harringay (2.08, 2 . 3 8 , Kingston Rovers; 3.30, 4 5 Basketball: Philips 2.53), 3.05 International Sports Special: Stock Car International Tournament—The Semi-Finals; 3 50 Racing; 3.50 Half-time Round-up; 4.0 Wrestling; 4.50 Cricket: Third Test: Australia v England; 4.40 Final Results Service. 5.5 NEWS. 5.15 Puff the Magic Dragon. Score. 5.10 The Basil Brush Shpw; With guest Frank 5.45 Happy Days: Time Capsule. Windsor 5.40 NEWS 5.50 Sport; Regional News. 6,15 EMU'S CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE: Rod Hull and 5.55 JIM'LL FIX IT: Jimmy Savile makes dreams come true. Emu with Arthur Lowe, Jack Douglas, Henry McGee (R). New series. • • 7.15 MIND YOUR LANGUAGE: "An Inspector Calls'' (R) 6.30 DR. WHO: starring Tom Baker. The monster Kroll 7.45 THE INCREDIBLE HULK: Married. Banner finds awakes... romance and marriage in Hawaii. Then the island is hit 6.55 OLIVER: (Film, 1968) by a typhoon . 9.30 NEWS. 9.15 STARSKY AND HUTCH: Starring Paul Michael 9.45 THE MAGIC FLUTE: Glyndebourne Festival Glaser, David Soul 10.5 NEWS. Production of Mozart's opera. With Benjamin Luxon, Leo 10.15 MATCH OF THE DAY: First Division action; and Goeke, Felicity Lott. 12.45 Close: An event in the early Goal of the Month Competition; 11.15 Andre Previn's life of Christ. Closedown. Christmas Music Night. 1 1.55 Weather. 9 BDf* Uf A l EC As above except: 9.10-9.30 a.m. Bobo! Bach S.50- DOU 1WHLC9 S.5S Sport, News 12.15 Weather, News. EUo, it's the ELO ROCK fans are in for a treat with ELO AT Wembley earlier this year, "when the 4','iMAiMiJ.» WEMBLEY (BBC—2, 7.5). The supergroup aristocrats of rock were watched by the Duke were recorded live ot their concert at and Duchess of Gloucester. 9.5 TARZAN: The Prodigal Puma. 9.50 Untamed World*. 11.45 LEONARD BERNSTEIN AT HARVARD: The 10.20 Countdown (Film, 1968). 11.55 Look and See. 12.0 Twentieth-Century Crisis (R) 2.5 FILM: How The West flilMiti;! Woody Woodpecker. 12.25 Gus Honeybun. Was Won (1962) 4.30 Play Away: The luck of the Game 12,30 WORLD OF SPORT. 5.5 NEWS. 5.15 Puff the Magic 5.0 Chaplin Double Bill: The Kid* and ot 5.50 The Idle 9.0 Amazing Chan and Dragon. 5.45 In Search Of: "Call from Space." 6.10 Class. 6.25 Cricket: Third Test: Australia v. England: 9.10 HOUSE FOR THE FUTURE. 10.5 The Lost Islands Cartoon. 6.15 Life and Times of Grizzly Adams. the Chan Clan. 9.20 (R). 10.30 Tiswas: Fun and games for the youngsters. 6.55 News; Sport: Space Ghost and Dino 7.20 The 25th Hour (TV film). 9.30 NEWS. 9.45 Th« 7.5 ELO AT WEMBLEY: Concert by the Electric Light Boy. 9.45 Saturday 12.30 WORLD OF SPORT. 5 5 NEWS. 5.15 The Incredible Magic Flute. 12.45 Faith for Life. 12.50 Closedown. Orchestra (R) Banana. 11.0 You Can Hulk: Stop the Press. 6.15 Doctor on the Go "Sunday 8.5 THE DAWSON PATROL: Starring James B. Douglas, Make It. 11.30 Six Bleeping Sunday.". Tim Henry. True story of how a four-man Mountie patrol Million Dollar Man. 12.30 6.45 BATTLE O F T H E BULGE (Film, 1 9 6 5 ) . 9 . 3 0 N E W S . attempted to trek 500 miles by dogsled and snowshoe World of Sport. 5.5 News. • 9.45 The Magic Flute. 12.45 Closedown. from Fort McPherson to Dawson in record time (TV film) 5.15 Happy Days. 5.45 All **»»«i"^» 9.20 ITZHAK PERLMAN PLAYS BRAHMS: . Violin Star Winner Takes AIL Concerto in D. 6.15 Incredible Hulk. 7.15 10.5 JACK LEMMON IN 'THE APARTMENT' . (Film, The Undefeated (Film* 1969). 9.30 News. 9.45 The 8.50 THE SATURDAY BANANA—Part 1. 9.0 Tarran: T h e I960)* 12.5 PICK OF THE YEAR: Highlights from the Magic Flute.. 19.45 MOVIES Day the Earth Trembled. 9.45 The Saturday Banana—• last series of The Old Grey Whistle Test—part 1. 1.15 Closedown. Part 2. 11.0 Clue Club. 11.30 Mork and Mmdy: Mork is Closedown. - .• , Comment by ARTHUR THIRKELL given lessons in love by the Fonz. 12.27 Regional Weather. ' - ' HOW THE WEST 12.30 WORLD OF SPORT. 5,5 NEWS. 5 15 Happy Days: GRANADA & WAS WON,(BBC-2, HIV 2v05). Henry Fonda, Fonzie's "Old " Lady. 5.45 The Flintstones. 6.15 The Six Carroll Baker. Exploits Million Dollar Man. 7.15 Robin's Nest: Robin has the 9.5 Untamed World. 9.30 of a pioneer family chance to get away from Nicholls and open his own 9.0 THE FLINTSTONES. 9.30 Ten on Saturday: 9.45 Sesame Street. 10.30 battling against nature, restaurant. ;_>' ; • Lassie. 10.15 Batman. The Unkindest Tut of All—Part 1. Ivanhoe (Film, 1952). crooks and redskins to 7.45 COLUMBO: Moke Me o Perfect Murder. Starring Peter 10.30 Tiswas. 11.15 Batman. Part 2. 11.30 Pop Spot. 12.30 World of Sport. 5.5 settle the West. Falk. Columbo investigates when a ruthless woman TV 11.35 Ten On Saturday. 11.40 Tiswas. 12.10 Popeye. News. 5.15 Happy Days. MAMMOTH but executive plans to murder her boss. 9.30 NEWS. 12.20 Ten On Saturday. 5.45 The Practice} tiresome Western. 9.45 THE MAGIC FLUTE. 12.45 Southern News. 12.50 12.30 WORLD OF SPORT. 5.5 NEWS. 5)5 Happy Days. "Mulligan." 6.15 The OLIVER (BBC-1, Weather; Meditations. Closedown. Fortzie's Blindness. 5.45 Laverne and Shirley. 6.15 Incredible Hulk. 7.15 #-,6.55) . Mark Lester. Fantasy Island. The Undefeated (Film, Ron Moody. Musical 7.15 THERE WAS A CROOKED MAN (Film, 1970). 9.30 1969). 9.30 News. 9.45 The spectacular of Dickens JACK LEMMON Magic Flute. 12.45 tale of the adventures of BBC-2, 10.5 NEWS. 9.45 The Magic flute. 12.45 Weather; Closedown. an orphan boy. Closedown. SUPER musical, not to knight battles to restore HTV C.airWWc-les. As above except. 5.45-6.15 Yr Wythnos 78. HTY Wejt. be missed. England's throne to its As General Service. ^WTHE APARTMENT rightful ruler. CHANNEL K (BBC-2, 10.05). Jack ACTION-PACKED. Lemmon, Shirley THE UNDEFEAT- flIVCIJfl MacLaine. Romantic * • ED (Granada, HTV, 12.18 Puffin's Ph»(i)ce. roblems for a clerk who Anglia, Yorkshire, 9.5 CARTOONS. 9.20 The Secret Lives of Waldo Kitty 12.30 World of Sport. 5.5 Ends rapid promotion FortheOver60's News. 5.15 Puff the through lending his flat Westward and Channel, (R). 9.45 The Saturday Banana. 11.0 The Princess of Magic Dragon. 5.45 IN to amorous bosses. 7.15). John Wayne, Rock Tomboso. 11.30 Tarzan: Day of the Golden Lion. Hudson. Former Civil Fully inclusive,vahie for money Search Of: "Call from WITTY, good and 12.30 WORLD OF SPORT. 55 NEWS. 5.15 Happy Days: Space,? 6.10 Cartoon. 6.15 tender. War foes fight bandits Life and Times of Grizzly and French cavalry.- The Birthday Show. 5,45 AH Star Winner Takes A«. 6.15 IVANHOE (Granada holidays at home, abroad, and The Incredible Hulk: Stop The Press. • Adams. 7.20 The 25th ti ITV, 10.30 am). STARS bolster routine Hofc (TV film). 9.30 Robert Taylor, Western. 7.15 THE UNDEFEATED (Film,- 1969). 9.30 NEWS. 9.45 Newsr- 9.45 The Magic Elizabeth Taylor. A bold afloat in 1979 The Magic Flute. 12.45 At the End of the Dor; Elute.^J.2.45 Weather; •J^ COUNTDOWN . -J^ One and two-week holidays throughout the year to Closedown. Closedown. '• <-* (Westward ITV, 10.20 am). Robert over 40 top U.K. holiday centres. From £35 all-in. Duvall, James Caan. •Jjfl, 2,3 and 4 week holidays abroad in a wide variety Problems of astronauts of resorts plus lots of leisurely coach tours, too. e.g, PICK OF NEXT WEEK'S TV and their families. 2 w«eks,fronTJust£87fullyjhclusive. " " Soap opera with exciting ending. '. '9|fA selection of cruise, fly-cruise a n d cruise-and-stay WEEK One, as they call it in ^V BATTLE OF THE television, brings a whole lot ™ BULGE (Midlands holidays to the sunny Canary Islands and Madeira or New serials to ITV, 6.45). 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