starring Randolph Scott
with Forrest Tucker, Mala Powers, J. Carrol Naish

The story of the notorious Reno Brothers gang who stand out in the fiery pages of American outlaw history as the first band of desperadoes to attempt a train robbery.
Based upon actual incidents, this film was shot in and around the Columbia Historic State Park near Sonora, California, using actual settings. This town has been preserved just as it was when built in the 1860s, the period in which the film is set.
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followed by The Weather
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Introduced by Cliff Morgan

Edinburgh make a bid to win the Inter-District Championship title outright for the fourth time since 1954
Bill McLaren reports from Hughenden
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by L. N. Tolstoy
dramatised in four parts by Alexander Baron
starring Alan Dobie
Dmitri arranged for Maslova to have more congenial work in the prison hospital while he went to St. Petersburg to hasten her appeal. The appeal was rejected.
For details see Thursday, 9.55 p.m.
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About 10,000 British housewives compete every year in a Housewives Painting Competition run by The People.
What happened this year? What makes these housewives paint? What do the judges think of their work?
The Judges: Sir Thomas Monnington, Sir John Rothenstein, Mervyn Levy
The Stars: Seven lively and enthusiastic contributors

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Starring Julie Felix
with special guests, John Lee Hooker, Won-Kyung Cho

As well as the brilliant Korean mime dancer, Dr. Won-Kyung Cho, Julie welcomes the coloured American blues singer John Lee Hooker to her show. He will be singing two of his own compositions, 'I'll never get out of these blues alive' and 'It serves me right to suffer.'
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The weekly arts magazine

This Story of Yours
John Hopkins's first play for the theatre opens this week in London. Tonight the award-winning television playwright talks about himself and his current writing. This includes The Virgin Soldiers screenplay, the Columbia Pictures production now shooting; a television play; and two film scripts-one a love story and the other an epic.

The Euston Arch
Demolished in 1961, the Euston Arch was a great piece of architecture and the symbol of the great railway age. Why was it demolished? Tonight, to coincide with the publication of a book by the architects Alison and Peter Smithson, Ian Nairn travels to Euston and talks about the Arch.

Willem de Kooning
Dutch-born artist Willem de Kooning has been one of the most influential painters of the New York school which emerged immediately after the War, when his savage, expressionist style made a tremendous impact on the art world.
On the occasion of his first comprehensive exhibition in this country which opened at the Tate Gallery last Thursday, Release shows de Kooning in his studio at work and talking about his work.

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Late Night Line-Up's Saturday diversion which this week features Timebox

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starring Peter Sellers, Mai Zetterling, Virginia Maskell
with Richard Attenborough

The librarian in a Welsh provincial town becomes unsuccessfully entangled with the glamorous wife of a town councillor.