(Colour)
from Wales.
Introduced by Keith Macklin.
Gilbert Bennett reports from the Welfare Ground, Newbridge.
Cardiff - source of players for Wales, the Barbarians, and the British Lions this season - now lead all other Welsh clubs in the championship table. Newbridge, the Monmouthshire team who were champions two seasons ago, should prove the toughest opposition, judging by their recent 47-3 victory over Taunton.
by R.H. Mottram.
Dramatised in four parts by Lennox Phillips.
The story of Madeleine and the Spanish Farm situated in French Flanders close to the Front in the First World War, and of some of the British troops billeted there.
(Repeated on Thursday at 9.55 p.m.)
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The Andalusian poetry of Garcia Lorca.
Federico Garcia Lorca, poet and playwright, was born near Granada in 1898 and was shot by an unknown group of people in July 1936 at the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War.
Though of an educated family himself, Lorca derived much of his inspiration from the lives, customs, and music of peasants and gypsies. Photographed for the most part in Andalusia, this colour film seeks to re-create Lorca's world through the medium of his poetry.
[Starring] Carlos Douglas as Garcia Lorca
with the voices of Leo McKern, Keith Michell, June Tobin
Written and produced by Peter Luke.
A BBC - Bavarian Television production
(Colour)
by Georges Feydeau.
translated and adapted by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin.
[Starring] Patrick Cargill and Amanda Barrie
with Gordon Rollings, Sheila Bernette
A husband arrives home late from a fancy-dress ball, waking his wife. The ensuing row is interrupted by a servant bringing bad news. (Colour)
Release ...into the world of films, plays, books, art, and music.
Lawrence Durrell
Among the literary events of the 1950s was the publication of the cycle of novels The Alexandria Quartet.
Lawrence Durrell talks to Irving Wardle about his new book Tunc (to be published on Monday), and about the theories of life, art, and love that his fiction examines so intensively.
Kinetic Art
The largest exhibition of kinetic art yet seen in London opened last week at the Redfern Gallery.
Madame Denise Renee, champion of pop, op, and kinetic art, talks to Robert Hughes in the studio, surrounded by works from the exhibition with film of leading kinetic artists at work in their Paris studios.
(Colour)
Introduced by Tony Bilbow.
and Philip Jenkinson shows more of your film requests. (Colour)
(Colour)
Starring Aldo Ray, Cliff Robertson, Raymond Massey
The tensions of the long Pacific campaign affect General, Lieutenant, and Sergeant alike. (Colour)
