starring Rock Hudson, Jane Wyman, Barbara Rush, Agnes Moorehead, Otto Kruger.
The story of a love so powerful it could defy life, time, and death itself.
(Colour)
The growth of Canada's vast timber resources is geared to nature's pace, but modern techniques of harvesting and reafforestation meet the demands of today and safeguard supplies for the future.
Produced by Crawley Films, Canada
(Colour)
Without a Farnborough Air Show in 1969 this week's exhibition at Le Bourget becomes the major shop window for the world's aircraft industry; and it could be a vintage year for new aircraft.
Among those expected to appear for the first public demonstration are the two Concordes 001 and 002, the Jaguar Anglo-French military jet, the Boeing 747 jumbo jet, and several new helicopters.
Presented by Dennis Monger and the French television Service
(Colour)
with Percy Thrower at Hodnet Hall, Shropshire
from the Midlands
(Colour)
Gordon Wilkins covers the world of motor sport
with Maxwell Boyd
The 17th Acropolis Rally which ended in Athens last Sunday is the fastest event of its kind. It runs for 2,000 miles through the mountains of Greece - and flat-out speed tests against the clock account for no less than 400 miles of the route, which goes to places from the past like Sparta, Delphi, and Thermopylae.
The rally this year was a straight fight between Andersson, Clark, and Mikkola in three twin-cam Ford Escorts from Britain, and two Porsche 911s from Germany with Larousse and Waaldegard at the wheel. This is the story of who won and why.
(Colour)
followed by The Weather
(Colour)
by Compton MacKenzie
Dramatised in six parts by Ray Lawler
Alan and Stella are married and have settled in their house in the country. Michael has found Lily Haden at the Orient Promenade and arranged to meet her again.
(Colour)
The great new American entertainers in a riot of dancing, singing, and comedy
(Colour)
A Halas and Batchelor cartoon
An amusing comment on how moving pictures began and what the film industry has made of them.
(Colour)
The weekly arts magazine
Artists for Tomorrow: 2: Film Makers
Many countries all over the world have set up film schools closely tied to their own national film industries. Britain has no such scheme, and nothing practical has come of the Lloyd Report's recommendations for a National Film School. Meanwhile schools and film departments of Art Colleges have sprung up, and the people running them have ideas which go far beyond the Report's recommendations. How in their view should a National Film School work? What are they teaching their present students?
Grant North
The Aldeburgh Festival opens today with a new construction unveiled where the Henry Moore used to stand. It is the work of Keith Grant, a young Liverpool artist who finds his subject-matter in the far northern landscape. Commissioned by Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears, this huge kinetic art work is part telescope, part satellite, and part landscape painting. It is called Earth Space and Time: The North. Release follows Grant to the land of the midnight sun, traces the development of his theme, and sees the final construction installed beside The Maltings.
(Colour)
Late Night Line-Up's Saturday diversion which this week features Lions of Judea
(Colour)
(Colour)
Starring Glenn Ford, Anne Baxter, Dennis O'Keefe, June Havoc
Screenplay by Frederick Hazlitt Brennan based on his article published in Reader's Digest
A screen biography of the famous American golfer Ben Hogan, whose comeback after a near-fatal automobile accident is now a sporting legend.
