starring Claire Trevor, Robert Ryan, Jack Buetel, Robert Preston
with Walter Brennan.

At the end of the American Civil War a Union Officer tries to aid a band of former Confederate cavalrymen, now outlaws, to regain their citizenship. He makes a powerful enemy of a ruthless carpetbagger - one of many pouring into the Kansas territory - and is forced to throw in his lot with the outlaws.

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with Percy Thrower

Percy Thrower pays his first summer visit to Clacks Farm in Worcestershire
From the Midlands
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Great Zoos of the world
A grand tour of some of the outstanding European and American zoos with Anthony Smith

West Berlin

Germany's oldest zoo
Set in a quiet park not far from the Brandenburg Gate and within a mile of the Berlin Wall, this is a zoo of contrasts-a place where it's not the roar of lions that attracts attention but the sound of pneumatic drills rebuilding a zoo almost totally destroyed twenty-five years ago. But despite the bombing, despite political difficulties, air corridors, and transport problems-food has to be brought some 200 miles from West Germany to keep the animals alive-the zoo has fully regained its international reputation and has the largest animal collection in Europe.
from the South and West
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followed by The Weather
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by R.H. Mottram
Dramatised in four parts by Lennox Phillips

Madeleine moved to Amiens where she met Skene again. Still in search of Georges, she has moved to Paris.
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There are moments when you are very exhausted, when you become almost detached from yourself. You go through a sort of discomfort barrier and from that moment on it's almost delicious. You just plod on endlessly, almost timelessly.
That is how the leader of the British Trans-Arctic Expedition, Wally Herbert, describes the experience of sledging. A few weeks ago he and his three companions completed the longest sustained journey in the history of polar exploration, a journey right across the broken, shifting sea-ice of the Arctic Ocean from Alaska to Spitzbergen. A sledge journey longer than those of Scott or Shackleton, Nansen or Amundsen. A journey of 3,620 miles.
Filmed partly by the BBC and, during the journey itself, by members of the crossing party, this is the story of that journey from the early days of preparation in London in the winter of '67 to the final scramble to make landfall in May this year.
Commentary spoken by Glyn Owen
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from "The Talk of the Town" in the heart of London.

Kenneth Williams introduces
Tonight's star, Matt Monro
from Italy, Topo Gigio assisted by Joe Melia
from Finland, Viola Talvi
and Roy Budd
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In which about 150 people of varied ages, outlook, and opinions view-and freely discuss-the film Everything for Sale directed by Andrzej Wajda. After the discussion Wajda gives his reactions to some of the comments made.
Somewhere in the audience: Melvyn Bragg, Miriam Brickman, Thorold Dickinson, John Huntley, Colin McArthur, Philip Strick
Referee, Paddy Feeny

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Late-Night Line-Up's Saturday diversion which this week features The Love Affair and Phillip Goodhand-Tait
In tonight's programme The Love Affair will be performing their latest hit single, 'Bring on back the good times.'
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Starring Douglas Fairbanks Jr., Margaret Lockwood, Will Fyffe
with Montagu Love

The exciting story of a group of Scottish sailors and engineers who piloted the first ocean-going steamer across the Atlantic.