From Paris
The French, having successfully if fortuitously begun the defence of their championship title at Murrayfield a fortnight ago, today play host to the Irish XV, whose form in this their first international match since last season is a matter of conjecture.
Peter West reports from Stade Colombes, Paris.
Presented by the French Television Service

Alan Whicker braves A Handful of Horrors
"I don't like my monsters to have Oedipus complexes..."

Many people enjoy being scared - will pay for the pleasure of being frightened out of their lives. Tellers of ghost stories have profited from this shadowed side of our natures for centuries; today a considerable industry satisfies the needs of the cult followers of Horror magazines and Horror films - even Horror ballet.
Alan Whicker braves that Unspeakable Something in cellar and grave-yard in an attempt to find out why we like to be frightened, and talks to those who do the frightening.
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Starring Julie Felix
with special guests, Leonard Cohen, Alan Price Set

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Release ... into the world of experiment and achievement in the arts.
Current events, trends, and tendencies reported by Robert Hughes on Art; Peter Lewis on Plays; William Mann on Music; Alexander Walker on Films.

This week including:
From Post to Pillar
An architectural report from Japan where, out of a tradition of 'noble austerity' going back a thousand years, some of the most exciting modern buildings in the world are being constructed.

Division Street: America
A portrait of Chicago through the voices of its inhabitants.
This book by Studs Terkel, a reporter on a Chicago radio station, was a best-seller in the U.S.A. and is now published in Britain. The author speaks to Kenneth Allsop.

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Introduced by Tony Bilbow looks at The Film World Past and Present and Philip Jenkinson shows more of your film requests.
Letters to Philip Jenkinson should be addressed c/o Late Night Line-Up, [address removed]
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Starring Rita Hayworth, Jose Ferrer, Aldo Ray

A modern version of Somerset Maugham's famous story "Rain".

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