P186 CEEFAX 186 Sun 22 Dec 16:41/27 * ** * * * 4/5 * MONDAY DECEMBER 23 ON BBC2 Gotta Dance, Gotta Sing at 6.35pm is a compilation of great scenes from old movies musicals. It begins with Al Jolson in the 1927 version of the Jazz Singer and moves on through the Busby Berkeley extravaganza of the thirties. Clips from eight of the Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers musicals are shown, as are the Stage Door Canteen stars of World War II, Elvis Presley, Monroe and hits from the 60's and 70's. SPORT '85 followsP186 CEEFAX 186 Sun 22 Dec 16:47/28 2/5 P186 CEEFAX 186 Sun 22 Dec 16:48/27 * ** * * * 3/5 * MONDAY DECEMBER 23 ON BBC2 What's Up Chuck? at 2.00pm is the first of ten programmer in which Chuck Jones, one of Hollywood's best animators, looks at his favourite creations. His stable of superstars includes Daffy Duck, Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Pipe Lj Pew and Wile E Coyote. He looks back at almost 50 years in the world of animation, demonstrates his art and discusses the evolution of some of cinema and television's most popular characters in his own inimitable style. GOTTA DANCE GOTTA SING followsP186 CEEFAX 186 Sun 22 Dec 16:49/42 * ** * * * 5/5 * MONDAY DECEMBER 23 ON BBC2 Sport '85 is the first of seven programmer looking back at some of the best sporting moments of the year. This edition features the snooker final now billed as "the most exciting contest in the history of snooker" - the final frame in the 1985 Embassy World Snooker Championship between Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis. Dennis and Steve join Harry Carpenter to recall every dramatic moment of the decisive 68-minute frame. WHAT'S UP CHUCK? followsP186 CEEFAX 186 Sun 22 Dec 16:44/17 1/5 O W O O