followed by The Weather
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at Muirfield.
Player, the reigning British Open Champion, won his first British Open at Muirfield. So did Nicklaus. Now these two great rivals, vividly contrasting in build and technique, who have both won the Open on each side of the Atlantic, return to these Scottish links for this special match. While the first prize is £10,000, a total of £16,000 is at stake.
BBC film
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A series of highly personal films.
Rene Cutforth visits Sweden, land of the Vikings Anonymous.
Through the long days of a Swedish summer "to be flesh in contact with sun is to know fulfilment." The landscape is breathtaking, and the blondes are the most beautiful in Europe.
Rene Cutforth, who describes himself loosely as 'one of nature's Swedes', takes on the guise of a nordic storyteller to utter dark warnings for the Western World.
"Quite recently they have been set free from God and sin and poverty for a start, and it seems to me a very good start. But has it all left a vacuum?
The Swede has simply ironed himself right out in favour of some damned silly machine that works in a social way - he's a slide-rule."
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by Emile Zola
Dramatised in five parts by Robert Muller
Count Muffat has again succumbed to Nana's magic. She is living in opulent luxury at his expense, but on her own terms.
(Repeated on Thursday at 9.55 p.m.)
(Colour)
The international singing star from Greece in the second of a new series of six programmes
accompanied by The Athenians
and with her special guests, The Jacques Loussier Trio
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The weekly arts magazine.
Class
One of the most commonplace and most fascinating materials is the subject of two new books.
What are the qualities of glass that appeal to an artist? In this film, leading glass designers from Britain, Sweden, and the U.S.A. express their fascination with the material.
George Orwell
A four-volume collection of many hitherto unpublished letters, essays, and parts of his journal is to be published next Monday.
Michael Foot, M.P., himself a political writer of distinction, knew Orwell personally and is the managing director of Tribune for which Orwell used to write when no one else would publish him. He talks about the problems and achievements of this political thinker who wanted to make political writing an art.
(Colour)
Late Night Line-Up presenting a Saturday diversion Colour Me Pop
featuring this week's guest, David Ackle
(Colour)
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Starring Tyrone Power, Maureen O'Hara, Robert Francis, Donald Crisp, Ward Bond
The touching and humorous story of Sgt. Maher, athletics instructor. for forty years at West Point military academy, and his marriage to the beautiful Mary O'Donnell.
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