with John Payne
and William Demarest, Susan Morrow, Agnes Moorehead, Richard Arlen
Trouble between two brothers in a logging camp leads to a forest fire and tragedy.
(Colour)
(to 16.25)
followed by The Weather
(Colour)
An anthology of the horse, its relationship with man throughout the ages and its role today on the American scene.
A Wolper production
This film shares the same narrator as 'Big Cats, Little Cats,' the unique and absorbing study of the animal family, from kittens to cougars, which was shown on BBC TV last October.
(Colour)
The famous Lerner and Loewe musical
The classic fantasy of an enchanted Scottish village which comes to life only once every century
Starring Robert Goulet as Tommy, Sally Ann Howes as Fiona, Peter Falk as Jeff
with Finlay Currie as Mr. Lundie, Marlyn Mason as Meg, Edward Villella as Harry Beaton, Thomas Carlisle as Charley Dalrimple, Linda Howe as Jeannie McLaren, Rhys Williams as Andrew McLaren
(First shown on BBC-1)
(Colour)
The Industrial Revolution began in Britain, but every day now buildings, machinery, and processes which made possible this crucial advance in man's history are being destroyed. Chronicle looks at some of the successes and some of the frustrations of trying to save part of Britain's great industrial heritage.
With Magnus Magnusson
Written and directed by Martin Minns
(Colour)
Starring Julie Felix
with special guests, Roy Kinnear, The Hollies
(Colour)
The weekly arts magazine
Inter-Action
A unique experiment of taking drama into the community has grown up this year and has now reached a crisis.
Ed Berman, writer and theatre director, is seen at work with small children in Paddington, older boys at Chalk Farm, and a group of adults at The Ambiance.
The Longest Mural in the World
...has just gone up in New York. Almost a year ago Release filmed the artist Stefan Knapp at his Surrey studio fusing coloured glass on to a sheet of steel, a process which achieves colours of extraordinary richness. Now the finished work is seen in situ around three sides of a New York building.
Metaphoropolis
Cities of more than 1,000 million inhabitants-a prediction for the next century with appalling consequences. But there is more to cities than the population explosion and planners' attempts at a solution. This month's Architectural Design, guest-edited by Jonathan Miller, is devoted to the city as an imaginative metaphor 'Metaphoropolis': what it means and has meant to the imagination of artists, thinkers, and politicians. In tonight's programme he explains his ideas to John Donat.
(Colour)
(Colour)
Late Night Line-Up's Saturday diversion which this week features Love Sculpture
(Colour)
Starring Max Bygraves
with Dennis Price, Michael Medwin, Florence Desmond
After achieving fame and fortune, a music-hall entertainer pines for sincerity and his old friends.
(Colour)
