A magazine for viewers from Pakistan and India including discussions, review of recent news, music and, stories from the communities.
Presented and produced by Saleem Shahed.

(from Birmingham: repeated on Wednesday at 12.25 pm)

for the Feast of the Holy Family from the Roman Catholic Church of St Augustine, Manchester celebrated by Canon Bernard McClernon, the parish priest, with Fr. Gerard Hassay, S.J. and Fr. Kevin Kenny, who also preaches.

Readings:
Ecclesiasticus 3. vv 2-6 and 12-14
Colossians 3. vv 12-21
Luke 2, vv 41-52
Music:
Ordinary of the Mass (Alan Gibbs)
Responsorial Psalm 127 (Gelineau)

The Action of the Mass described by Fr. John Stapleton

(Colour)

Jack Scott
(Colour)

Two of the world's greatest laughter-makers in the comedy feature classic.
with Patricia Ellis, Minna Gombell, James Finlayson, Billy Gilbert

As World War I ends, a lone soldier guards the trenches. But no one tells Stanley that the war is over - and it is years before he and Olly are reunited for another series of crazy adventures.

Grand Canyon by kayak and raft
In 1869 John Wesley Powell became the first man ever to navigate the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River. A hundred years later a dozen of the world's top canoeists, backed by three rescue rafts, retraced Powell's voyage into uncertainty.
The film of that journey tells something of the history of the Canyon itself-its earliest inhabitants, and its geology, but above all it shows the excitement and danger of shooting one of the greatest rivers in the world.

(First shown on BBC2)
(Colour)

A kaleidoscope of international performances
Michael Aspel introduces
From Moscow: The Red Army Dancers
From Los Angeles: The American Pairs Skating Champions Ken Shelley and Jojo Starbuck
From France: Flamenco guitar at its most brilliant: Manilas de Plata.
From Dagestan: The wild wire dancing of a man of the mountains Shamkhal Abakarov
From Torrance, California: the acrobatic champion of the USA Bob Herendeen
From Leningrad: stars of the Kirov ballet with the pas de deux from Coppelia: Elena Evteyeva and Mikhail Barishnikov
From South Africa: a great circus thrill - unique double flying trapeze The Seven Oscas
From Nashville, Tennessee: Country and Western ambassador Roy Acuff
From Holland and Germany: the enthusiastic amateurs of It's a Knock-Out! show how they have become international entertainers
From North Georgia: highspot of A Walk in the Sun by Karl Wallender
From the UK: the show-stopping number from Charlie Girl, at the Adelphi Theatre-'Let's do a deal,' with Anna Neagle and Patricia Burke; 5,000 veterans share a moment of nostalgia with Vera Lynn at the Royal Albert Hall; and the pomp and pageantry of Music on Command

(Colour)

Starring Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyes
with William Demarest, Bill Goodwin

The most successful musical film of its era, The Jolson Story tells the story of the legendary singer who gave the movies their first voice when the 'talkies' arrived.
(Holiday Films: pages 13 and 15)
(Colour)

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by Martin Worth
Created by A.J. Cronin
Starring Andrew Cruickshank as Dr Cameron, Barbara Mullen as Janet, Bill Simpson as Dr Finlay
[with] Robert Urquhart as Mat Daker
(Colour)

A special film presentation starring James Stewart
with Doug McClure, Glenn Corbett, Patrick Wayne, Rosemary Forsyth, Katharine Ross

James Stewart gives one of his best performances as Charlie Anderson - a Virginia farmer living peacefully who is eventually driven to arms in a quest to re-unite his family.
A spectacular pursuit across snow-covered landscapes is just one of the exciting scenes that put Shenandoah among the most successful Western adventures of the mid-60s.
(Holiday films: pages 13 and 15)
(Colour)

with Richard Baker
and Weather
(Colour)

A musical biography of Edith Piaf
Edith Piaf won fame as 'The Queen of French song.' This film retraces her legendary life, from her birth on a pavement in the slums of Paris in December 1915 to her death in 1963 at the age of 47. Helping to tell Piaf's extraordinary story are her two husbands, friends, and colleagues, with special contributions from:
Charles Aznavour, international singer and composer
Bruno Coquatrix, of the Olympia music-hall, Paris
Eddie Constantine, American singer and actor
Michel Emer, composer of some of her most popular songs
Marcel Blistene, who directed her first film
and with many songs from Edith Piaf and Yves Montand, Les Compagnons de la Chanson
Written and produced by Michael Houldey
('I regret nothing': page 89)
(Colour)