Starring Glynis Johns, Jack Buchanan, Peter Finch, Donald Sinden

The amusing story of a young woman who has a weakness for the weakness in men.
This film marked one of the last screen appearances of the famous musical - comedy star Jack Buchanan. And William Hartnell, an erstwhile Dr. Who, can be seen in a very different role, that of a Scotland Yard detective.
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followed by The Weather
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Introduced by Cliff Morgan

The Final England Trial
Last season twenty-eight players, including eleven new caps, wore the white international shirt of England; but despite the selectors' efforts England won only once, against Scotland at Murrayfield in their last fixture.
This afternoon the same selectors were hoping for a constructive opportunity to judge the potential of England's current international nominees. The highlights of today's match at Twickenham are introduced by Cliff Morgan, who also discusses with some of Rugby Union's leading personalities the likely format of England's XV in their bid to regain international honours.

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by Anne Bronte
Dramatised in four parts by Christopher Fry
Starring Janet Munro

Huntingdon has brought Miss Myers to Grassdale; at this, Helen has left him and gone with her son Arthur to Wildfell Hall, her brother's house.
(Repeated on Thursday at 10.20 p.m.)
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A series of highly personal films

Hardware/Software
Technology/Humanity
Reality/Dreams
Joe Tilson is one of Britain's foremost contemporary artists and is obsessed with the problems of flesh and blood human beings living in a mechanical, scientific world.
Using the analogy of a computer, he explains what he calls the 'hardware/software scene.' Hardware, or technology, solves the physical problems of the world but not the human ones. These human, or software, problems remain largely unsolved. Joe Tilson has his own peculiar way of illustrating his reaction to the problem.

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Starring Julie Felix
with special guests, Julian Bream, Tom Paxton

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The weekly arts magazine

Chabrol's 'Biches'
Claude Chabrol was one of the first and best known of the French New Wave directors. His latest film Les Biches opens this week
Chabrol and his wife and star, the beautiful Stephane Audran, talk about his sixteen films in ten years.

Chandelier and Beermug
Two different places, two different kinds of verse: the Adam Room of the Poetry Society, now beginning their Diamond Jubilee celebrations, and the Covent Garden pub where Workshop Two-verse, sound, lights, and protest-have their happenings.
A look at the links and contrasts between two societies dedicated to the writing, reading, and enjoyment of poetry-Britain's 'national art'.

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Line-Up's Saturday diversion which this week features The Pop Tops

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Starring Anne Baxter, Donald Sinden, Adam Faith

A barrister's wife nearly ruins their marriage by interfering in one of his cases.