Wednesday 26th January 1977 bbc2 10.35: Nai Zindagi Naya Jeevan 11.00: Play School Story: Trouble in the Ark Written and illustrated by GERALD ROSE Presenters 11.25: Closedown 19.00: News on 2 Headlines with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather on 2 19.05: Trade Union Studies Year 2 - Trade Unions and the Economy Ten programmes for trade unionists 3: What is Efficiency? 19.30: Newsday Michael Charlton , Charles Wheeler with Richard Kershaw Newsreader Peter Woods https://youtube/watch?v=O3VfugdCTTU 20.10: International Pro-Celebrity Golf The Bing Crosby Cup Great Britain v USA Bing Crosby and Henry Longhurst introduce the third match in this series which was especially recorded for BBC2. Featuring Tony Jacklin and Jackie Stewart v Johnny Miller and Burt Lancaster 21.00: One Man and his Dog International Championship A series of eight programmes Heat 3: England The stone wall hazard has cost competitors a lot of points in the heats so far. Will it affect this weeks three top shepherds representing England? Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall are at 21.30: The Velvet Glove A series of six programmes Lynn Farleigh as Edith Cavell in Happy in War by ANDREW DAVIES with Peter Egan as Eddy Tony Beckley as Otto Mayer James Kerry as Philippe Baucq Geoffrey Whitehead as Georges Gaston Quien World War Is Nurse Cavell: Saint or Self-willed woman? Glimpses of her life give a fresh insight into the great enigma: how this orthodox, upright Englishwoman came to be smuggling allied soldiers out of German-controlled Belgium. Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR Designer OLIVER BAYLDON 22.50: Arena: Theatre Spokesong: Does a history of the bicycle sound a surprising way of looking at the changes in society since the turn of the century? Its Stewart Parker s theme in his new musical play Spokesong - one of the most cheering pieces of work to have come out of Northern Ireland in recent years. The programme includes scenes from the show at the Kings Head Theatre Club and an interview with the author. At Home with Mole: Richard Goolden first played the part of Mole in Toad of Toad Hall in 1930. He lives in mole-like surroundings in Chelsea, where a lifetimes enthusiasm for music-hall, French poetry, interior decorating, famous murders etc has piled up around him. This short profile of the 81-year-old actor includes scenes from Toad of Toad Hall and Tom Stoppard s Dirty Linen and New-Found-Land, in which he is appearing at the Arts Theatre. 23.20: Late News on 2 Weather 23.30: Closedown
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