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SLL LECTURES LIVERPOOL Wednesday November 29 Stalinism 1932-1938 Nednesday December 6 Trotakylam and the founding the Fourth International COMMON HALL HACKINS HEY off Dale Street, 7.30 Lectures given by Tom Kemp (SLL Centra Committee)

OXFORD Thursday November 30 Marxism ~ the sclence ov perspective SOUTH OXFORD COMMUNITY CENTI Lake Street, 8 p.m. Lectures given by G. Healy SLL national secretary LONDON Sunday December 3 A theory of knowledge Sunday December 10 Opponents of Marxism BEAVER HALL at Mansion House 7.30 p.m.

Lectures given by G. Healy SLL national secretary BARNSLEY Sunday December 3 Capitalism and the crisis Sunday December 10 The struggle for power Sunday December 17 Revolutionary theory and Marxist Party RED LION HOTEL (Worsborough) 8 p.n Lectures given (SLL Central Committee LEEDS Monday December 4 The struggle for power Monday December 11 Revolutionary theory an Marxist Party PEEL HOTEL Boar Lane, Leeds SHEFFIELD Monday December 11 Stalinism and Trotskylsm Monday January 8 Marxism and the FORRESTERS HALL Trippett Lane, 7.30 p.m TODMORDEr Monday December 11 •Dialectical materialism' Monday January 8 'The economic crisis' Monday January 22 'Stalinism' Monday February 5 THE WEAVERS' TUTE, Burnley 7.30 p.m. Wodnesday 6.50 7.00 7.25 8.10 10.55 11.40 11.45 6.35 7.00 7.30 8.00 9.00 10.00 10.10 10.40 11.10 INSTI- 11.45 Road, 12.45 1972 TV BBC 1 TOM AND JERRY WILDLIFE SAFARI. To Argentine. The Pampas. MISSION IMPOSSIBLE. Stone Pillow.

SOFTLY, SOFTLY:

FORCE. Justice.

NINE O'CLOCK Weather.

SPORTSNIGHT. England v Ireland amateur boxing international.

LABOUR PARTY POLITICAL BROADCAST. SPORTSNIGHT. European soccer.

MIDWEEK.

LATE NIGHT NEWS. BELLAMY ON BOTANY. Where have all the trees gone?

Weather.

CROSSROADS.

THIS IS YOUR LIFE. CORONATION STREET. INTERNATIONAL BOXING HIGHLIGHTS. Joe Bugner v Dante Cane.

PUBLIC EYE. Many a Slip. LABOUR PARTY POLITICAL BROADCAST.

A PLACE IN THE COUNTRY. Plas-yn-Rhiw.

LATE NIGHT THEATRE. Field Work. Donald Churchil, Alison Key, Jenny Quayle.

DELTA. Stresspoint. EDUCATION FOR WHAT? BBC 2 7.30 8.00 8.10 Above: Patrick Magee recreates the role of Krapp in Samuel Beckett's TV adaptation of his play 'Krapp's Last Tape' for tonight's Thirty Minute Theatre on BBC2. Donald McWhinnie, who directs tonight's presentation, directed Magee in the play's first performance in 1958. Right: Independent television visits Nottingham Ice Stadium at 8.00 to catch highlights of the Joo Bugner-Dante Cane fight. Bugner is seen with Jurgen Blin, his last opponent. 11.00-11.25 Play school. 7.05| MAN AT WORK. In Deep End.

NEWSROOM. Weather.

TIMES REMEMBERED.

ROYAL CONCERT. Craig Sheppard with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra perform Rossini's William Tell Overture and Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No 3, in D minor.

MAN ALIVE. A Job is Not Enough. Leonard Elmhirst brought industry to DartAMHEL Krapp's Embers ington, Devon in 1925. 0.00 LABOUR PARTY POLITICAL BROADCAST.

IN PRAISE OF WATERCOLOUR. Points of View. 10.25 THIRTY MINUTE THEATRE: 'KRAPP'S LAST TAPE'. By Samuel Beckett. With Patrick Magee as the old man alone with his memories.

.00 THE EDWARDIAN AFFAIR.

Things Fall Apart.

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.30 LATE NIGHT LINE-UP. REGIONAL TV ANGLIA: 9.30 Houseparty. 3.00 3.30 Odd couple room. 4.20 News 6.00 About Anglia 11.45 UFO. London. 2.30 Looks familiar.

3.55 Romper 4.25 London.

6.35 London.