Starring George Sanders, Angela Lansbury

Paris, 1880: formerly penniless Georges Duroy establishes himself among the rich and begins a series of love affairs.
Films: pages 51-64

Anne Kelleher discovers how different faiths in Britain exist side by side and learn to understand one another. In this first programme she meets people on a multi-faith peace pilgrimage. Director Terry Bailey
Editor Helen Alexander ● RELIGION: page 18

From within the walls of the Tower of London,
Graham Young presents a special tenth anniversary edition of the programme which unites viewers in a service of prayer and meditation. Today's theme: Entrusted with Riches.
Producer John Kirby
Editor Helen Alexander

The magazine programme which reflects concerns and interests of the deaf community. The British Deaf Association's centenary year ends with a service at
Westminster Abbey and carols in Trafalgar Square.
Presented in sign language by Maureen Denmark and Clive Mason. Sign language interpreters: John Lee and Brenda Mackay. Series producer Bryn Brooks

Included today is a report on new food safety legislation which comes into force this week. John Craven presents the latest countryside stories, with up-to-date coverage of rural, environmental and agricultural issues.
Including at 10.50am the weather for the week ahead with John Kettley. Producer David Wallace
Editor Michael Fitzgerald

Starring
Gene Kelly , Lana Turner D'Artagnan and the King's musketeers are pitted against the forces of scheming
Cardinal Richelieu in this lavish Hollywood version of Alexander Dumas 's classic adventure.
Director George Sidney ● FILMS: pages 51-64

With Lynette Lithgow. Followed by Battle of Britain 50th
Anniversary
Raymond Baxter introduces highlights of the commemorations at
Buckingham Palace in September. Her Majesty the Queen took the salute at one of the largest flypasts London has ever seen. The programme also reflects on the memorial service at
Westminster Abbey. Producer David Pickthall (R)

Another chance to see last week's episodes.
Time has run out for Wicksy and Cindy as Ian's scheme succeeds.
Feature: page 16
(Ceefax subtitles)

Starring
Albert Finney , Aileen Quinn In depression-era America, 10-year-old orphan Annie avoids her unhappy present with dreams of 'tomorrow'.
Then her luck changes when she is temporarily adopted by billionaire Daddy Warbucks. Neither's life will ever be the same again. The hit Broadway and West End musical, based on a popular comic strip, is given the lavish big-screen treatment and four new songs.
Screenplay by Carol Sobieski Director John Huston
● FILMS: pages 51-64 ● CEEFAX SUBTITLES

Starring Michael Crawford as the hapless Frank Spencer.
(R)

The people of Islington in north London bring their treasures to the first
Roadshow of the new series, where the familiar team of experts encounter surprising extremes - from a chocolate
Easter egg from the 1940s, to jewelled eggs by the great
Russian jeweller Faberge. And there's the owner of the Chinese armorial plate who finds she has the most valuable dinner service ever encountered on the show.
Introduced by Hugh Scully. Producer Christopher Lewis
● MAGAZINE: the Antiques Roadshow Collection, a magazine series compiled by the team of experts in 15 weekly parts, is available from newsagents.
£ 1.50. Part 1 comes with a free binder. ● ANTIQUES: page 30
● PICTURE STORY: page 107 ● CEEFAX SUBTITLES

With Michael Buerk.
Weather John Kettley

Ian Gall visits Christ Church in the suburb of Fulwood in Sheffield, and joins the local Good News van on its rounds.
Hymns: Crown Him with Many Crowns (Diademata); As the Deer Pants for the Water; Thine Be the Glory (Maccabaeus); Brother, Let Me Be Your Servant (The Servant Song); What Do You Think about Jesus?; Our God Reigns; Restore, O Lord; Lord, Thy Church on Earth Is Seeking (Abbot's Leigh).
Producer David Kremer
Editor Roger Hutchings
CEEFAX SUBTITLES

First showing on network television, based on the novel by Agatha Christie , starring Peter Ustinov
Lauren Bacall
Carrie Fisher
Hercule Poirot is hoping for a relaxing sojourn in Palestine, but he should have known that death never takes a holiday.
Screenplay by Anthony Shaffer ,
Peter Buckman and Michael Winner Director Michael Winner ● FILMS: pages 51-64
● PICTURE STORY: page 107 ● CEEFAX SUBTITLES

With Michael Buerk.
Weather
John Kettley CEEFAXSUBTITLES (news only)

Safe House
Fr Benedict Ramsden is a Russian Orthodox priest who lives with his wife Lilah and three of their eight children in a 17th-century priory in Devon. For the last 20 years they have shared their home with potentially violent young schizophrenics - giving them a chance of independence.
Benedict and Lilah believe that mental patients should live alongside the rest of society. But strong and humane support is needed if they are to survive the trauma of being let out.
Producer Angela Tilby

A sparkling musical comedy from the creator of the Pink
Panther movies. Starring
Julie Andrews , James Gamer 1930s Paris: Victoria, a down-and-out singer, meets Toddy, an entertainer who conceives a plan to pass Victoria off as a female impersonator. Soon 'Victor/ Victoria' is the toast of Paris.
But complications arise, in the shape of a handsome 'King'.
Director Blake Edwards FILMS: pages 51-64 CEEFAX SUBTITLES