28 July 1981

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Source: TV Times 25-31 July 1981 (Thames/LWT)

09.40 Who's Afraid of Opera?: "Faust". An introduction to opera with Joan Sutherland, aided by her puppets.

10.00 Hands: "Donegal Carpets". Scotsman Alexander Morton arrived in Killybegs, Donegal in 1898, bringing with him the craft of making hand-knotted carpets.

10.40 Little House on the Prairie: "The Music Box". Laura (Melissa Gilbert) has nightmares after the theft of a small toy.

11.30 Freetime: Another chance to join presenter Mick Robertson in Cambridge.

12.00 Paperplay: Susan Stranks, "Bouncing Cats". After singing a nursery rhyme about cats, Sue and her puppet spider pals Itsy and Bitsy show you how to make a bouncing cat.

12.10 Pipkins: "Any Old Iron". Hartley discovers that old rubbish can be made into something exciting.

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 ;10.00 Hands : "Donegal Carpets". Scotsman Alexander Morton arrived in Killybegs, Donegal in 1898, bringing with him the craft of making hand-knotted carpets.
+;10.35 Dick Tracy Cartoon
+;10.40 Little House on the Prairie : "The Music Box". Laura (Melissa Gilbert) has nightmares after the theft of a small toy.
+;11.30 Freetime : Another chance to join presenter Mick Robertson in Cambridge.
+;12.00 Paperplay : Susan Stranks, "Bouncing Cats". After singing a nursery rhyme about cats, Sue and her puppet spider pals Itsy and Bitsy show you how to make a bouncing cat.
+;12.10 Pipkins : "Any Old Iron". Hartley discovers that old rubbish can be made into something exciting.