05 August 1981

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ITV - Thames/LWT

Source: TV Times 01-07 August 1981 (Thames/LWT)

09.30 Larry the Lamb 
"The Disgraceful Business at Mrs Goose's
09.40 Balinese Surfer 
The Balinese are traditionally suspicious of the sea, yet they have overcome their fear to master the new sport of surfing. Some of the best surfing waves in the world break off the coast of Bali, their homeland.
10.35 Band Waggon 
Arthur Askey, Richard Murdoch, Pat Kirkwood. Dreaming of success in show business, Arthur and his pal Stinker are asked by their friend at the BBC, Claude Pilkington, to stand by for an audition. So they instal themselves in a flat on the roof of Broadcasting House. Months later, when they are still there, they are evicted (not in colour).
11.50 Beany and Cecil Cartoon 
"Hero by Trade"
12.00 Cloppa Castle 
"Squatters' Wrongs", by Anna Standon. Merry medieval adventures with the puppets of Cloppa Castle.
12.10 Pipkins 
guest Felicity Gibson, "Safety: In the Street" - Geoffrey explains how to stay safe in the street. Jane, Rod and Roger sing about the people whose job it is to look after you. Guest Felicity Gibson reads the story "The Lollipop Lady" by Lynn Kate, illustrated by Nicola Smee.
12.30 The Music of Man 
Yehudi Menuhin, "The Age of the Composer Part 1". The great composers Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven and Schubert established music as an accessible and popular art in Western society. Their finest works still stand today as classics and continue to dominate modern concerts.
13.00 News at One
13.20 Thames News
13.30 Play it Again 
Bernard Manning - First of four programmes in which famous personalities recall their favourite film clips and talk about their lives. Film critic and broadcaster Tony Bilbow is host this week to comedian Bernard Manning, star of Sunday's "Under Manning." Manning, a considerable film buff, tells of his own taste in entertainment.
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