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Introduced by Keith Macklin.
Sixteen teams, survivors of an entry of well over 200, compete today for the Russell Cargill Cup.
This exciting variation of Rugby, set in the festive atmosphere of Twickenham on Sevens Day, provides a splendid climax to this series of Rugby Special.
Bill Malcolm and Cliff Morgan report from Twickenham. (Colour)
by R. H. Mottram
Dramatised in four parts by Lennox Phillips
After another disappointment Madeleine at last found Georges. She has become dangerously ill.
(Repeated on Thursday at 9.55 p.m.)
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Alan Whicker takes a Birds'-Eye View
If you look marvellous-who needs a gorgeous character?
In this anniversary year of the suffragette, Whicker's World observes three young women, their dreams and attitudes to their lives and good times.
A Duke's daughter in her Adam palace
A library assistant who'd rather be a film star
A factory girl at a conveyer belt
They may not know much about Hitler, but they excel on contemporary man, marriage, and morals. (Colour)
by Georges Feydeau.
Translated and adapted by Caryl Brahms and Ned Sherrin.
Starring Patrick Cargill and Amanda Barrie
Guest stars, Donald Sinden, Barbara Windsor
with John Nettleton, Nerys Hughes
In the plush interior of a private room at the Maison d'Or Restaurant two men-about-town arrange a tete-a-tete with two ladies whom they believe to be 'above reproach' but who prove to be exactly the opposite.
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Release ...into the world of films, plays, books, art, and music.
This week including:
Don Quixote
When the hit American musical 'Man of La Mancha' opened in London at the Piccadilly Theatre last week Don Quixote and Sancho Panza took to the road on yet another extension of a journey which started more than 350 years ago.
Since then numerous painters, film-makers, musicians, and writers have created works of art based on Cervantes' novel: Quixote and Sancho are familiar all over the world.
Release examines the reasons for their appeal and looks at some of the differing interpretations.
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Art Unlimited
Mass-produced sculpture, prints unlimited... are the days of the 'one-off' hand-made work of art coming to an end?
Release visits the opening of an exhibition of multiples and prints in Milan, and Robert Hughes examines some aspects of a situation where art manufactured in factories to the specifications of the artist may soon be available in chain stores.
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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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Written and directed by William Fairchild.
Starring Richard Basehart, Simone Simon
The adventures and misadventures of an assistant director who is trying to reassemble the cast of a feature film. (Colour)
A series of matches played under knock-out rules.
Featuring
The International Cavaliers XI
Captain, Garfield Sobers (Barbados and West Indies)
who today play for a purse of 100 guineas
Cambridge University Past and Present
Captain, Graham Cottrell at Fenners, Cambridge
Among those playing in today's match:
M.J.K. Smith (Warwickshire and England), Trevor Bailey (Essex and England), Don Kenyon (Worcestershire and England), Ted Dexter (Sussex and England), Lance Gibbs (Warwickshire and West Indies), Rohan Kanhai (Warwickshire and West Indies)
Introduced by Frank Bough.
Organised by the International Cavallero Cricket Club in association with Rothmans of Pall Mall in aid of Cambridge University Cricket Club Fund
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(to 16.00)
A further visit for the second session and the result.
This Month's Fixture List
April 28 v. Cambridge University at Femme
May 5 v. Gloucestershire at Bristol
May 12 v. Worcester at Worcester
May 19 v. Lancashire Selectors XI at Southport
May 28 v. Oxford University at St. Edward's School
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(to 18.15)
