Highlights of this afternoon's match, the first international of the season, in which the England XV, who figured so prominently in the International Championship battle of last season, faced the redoubtable 1967 'All-Blacks'.
Bill McLaren reports from Twickenham.
Introduced by Keith Macklin.
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by Emily Bronte
Dramatised in four parts by Hugh Leonard

Cathy has decided to marry Edgar Linton so that she can help her real love Heathcliff to rise in the world. Unaware of the reason for her decision Heathcliff has left Wuthering Heights.

Alan Whicker at a South Sea Island Coronation
The Most Happy People - they're just fantastic...
Flame dancers whirl, drums throb, guests feast on thirteen thousand sucking pigs, and in a festive mixture of Polynesia and Ruritania a King is crowned. Once ruled by Queen Salote, Tonga - remote coral island set upon the seas of the South Pacific - is tonight's world for Alan Whicker, observing the joys, pangs, and charms of a unique Victorian pageant - with South Sea island overtones!
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Release ...into the world of films, plays, books, art, and music.

Penny for a Song
The world premiere of a new opera by Richard Rodney Bennett: a look behind the scenes at the Sadler's Wells rehearsals.

Marcel Marceau talks about the art of the mime.

Fritz Lang the famous film director talks about his films, and particularly "M", revived last week.

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by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais.
Starring Keith Barron as Jim
This week: Jim Freaks Out
featuring Suzy Kendall, Patrick Newell, Robert Gillespie, Barry Fantoni, Victor Platt, Janine Martin, Peter Thompson
(First shown on BBC-1)

A master-class with Nadia Boulanger.

"I cannot give talent. I cannot take away talent. I can give them more and better means to express themselves, that is all."
Nearly every Wednesday afternoon for the past sixty-one years this great French musician, whose eightieth birthday it is today, has held music appreciation classes in her apartment in Paris. Started when she was only eighteen, her weekly class has become the most celebrated of its kind in the world.
With Patrice Fontanarosa (violin).
Commentary by Kenneth van Barthold.

(Shown in a shortened version on September 16)

Criticism, Discussion, Diversion with Michael Dean, Joan Bakewell, Tony Bilbow, Sheridan Morley and tonight's guests.
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Written and produced by Jack Whittingham.
Starring Tony Britton, Sylvia Syms
with Geoffrey Keen, Howard Marion Crawford

An object warning to all those who smuggle 'birthday presents' through the Customs.