An Italian film with English sub-titles.
The touching tale of an Italian village's efforts to save the life of a coloured American soldier.
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An Italian film with English sub-titles.
The touching tale of an Italian village's efforts to save the life of a coloured American soldier.
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A weekly raid on the archives of BBC television.
Introduced by Michell Raper.
This edition includes:
An excerpt from:
Appointment with Fear
by John Dickson Carr.
Performed in the studio by Valentine Dyall as The Man in Black.
With Grizelda Hervey, Roger Delgado, Gladys Spencer, Peter Claughton
"Do you believe in the power of witch-craft? That a human face may grow so withered and hideous that no man dares look on it?"
by Arnold Bennett.
Dramatised in four parts by Jeremy Paul.
Starring Kenneth More
Lord Raingo has learnt that the war being fought is in the animosities of the War Cabinet. Lady Raingo has been killed in a car crash.
(First shown last Tuesday)
(Part 4, Fear: Tuesday at 9.50 p.m.)
The Japanese Italia Prize entry of 1965.
This remarkable film tells the story of two miners who were involved in one of the most unusual mine catastrophes in history.
In this disaster, the most serious in Japan since the war, 1,150 miners were killed or injured by carbon-monoxide poisoning. The gas caused serious brain damage among many of the survivors. This film traces the progress of two of them back to normal life.
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by N.F. Simpson
A comedy series
With Pauline Devaney as Middie Paradock, Edwin Apps as Bro Pardock
Guest star, Avis Bunnage as Martha
Featuring the F.A. Cup Final: Everton v. Sheffield Wednesday
Recorded highlights of this afternoon's match at the Empire Stadium, Wembley.
A serial in six parts by Peter O'Donnell.
Feinster finds himself saddled with the mobile corpse again. Rather than continue the game of passing the macabre parcel, he hires a couple of thugs to deal with Ambrose and Dominique.
(First shown last Sunday)
Part 6: Sunday at 7.25 p.m.
Stay up a little longer with Joan Bakewell, Michael Dean, Tony Bilbow and whoever else turns up.