Starring William Holden, William Bendix, MacDonald Carey, Mona Freeman.
Three outlaw friends find themselves on opposite sides of the law when two of them join the newly formed Texas Rangers.
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The last two hours of play from The Oval
Also in Grandstand
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with Percy Thrower at The Savill Garden. Windsor Great Park by permission of the Crown Estate Commissioners
A second visit to the Royal Park at Windsor
from the Midlands
Percy Thrower writes on page 32
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Great Zoos of the world
A grand tour of some of the outstanding European and American zoos with Anthony Smith
Wherever you go in Frankfurt you will see a signpost to the zoo, and wherever you go in the zoo you will very soon know who is in charge. Whether you visit one of the animal enclosures or an amazing building called the Exotarium it will be the voice of the Director, Dr. Bernhard Grzimek, that you will hear either from specially placed loudspeakers or on a pocket-sized radio receiver. His voice is one of the best known in Germany. He has his own nation-wide animal programme on television, with an audience of millions. He writes books, edits magazines, makes films, influences public opinion with hard-hitting articles in the newspapers, and has an international reputation in the world of conservation.
What sort of influence does Dr. Grzimek have on Frankfurt Zoo, on the sort of animal collection it has, on the way the animals are displayed? How important is it to have one man in charge? And if you have one man, what sort of a man should he be?
from the South and West
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followed by The Weather
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by Nikos Kazantzakis
Dramatised in six parts by Jack Pulman
The refugees, led by Pope Fotis, have not been given aid by Pope Grigoris and the village has turned against them. Manolios and those cast as The Apostles in the Passion Play have befriended them.
(Repeated on Wednesday at 10.25 p.m.)
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James Cameron's own series of documentary films
Whoever created Venice knew exactly the proper physical fashion in which people should be allowed to live. One thing is sure: no one will ever make such a place again... I must see Venice while Venice is still there
In tonight's film James Cameron visits Venice in the autumn of her years. The fabulous city is sinking, threatened both by the lagoon and by the stinking modern towns that sprawl on her horizons.
See page 30
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from the Talk of the Town in the heart of London
Kenneth Williams introduces
Tonight's stars from America, The Four Freshmen
from Australia, Maggie Fitzgibbon
from the Philippines, Frankie Ferrer
from France, The Dassie Brothers
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In which about 150 people of varied ages, outlook, and opinions watch - and freely discuss - Alternatives by the experimental theatre company Freehold. After the discussion the director of the company Nancy Meckler gives her reactions to some of the comments made.
Somewhere in the audience: Maxine Audley, Adrienne Corri, Michael Emmerson,
Andrew Faulds, M.P., Philip Hope-Wallace, Michael Kustow, Hugh Morrison, Ronald Russell
Referee, Paddy Feeny
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From the Esplanade of Edinburgh Castle
The Massed Pipes and Drums
2nd Battalion Scots Guards with dancers
The Royal Scots
The Royal Highland Fusiliers with dancers
The Black Watch
The Scottish Division Assault Competition
Soldiers from units of the Scottish Division abseil down the castle walls and tackle an assault course on the Esplanade
The British Columbia Beefeater Band
Conductor, Gordon Olsen with their own corps of Majorettes
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police
The 'Mounties' in a spectacular display of precision horsemanship
The Royal Danish Life Guards
Precision drill by this elite corps of the Danish Army
The Massed Bands
The Royal Marines, The Royal Scots, The Queen's Own Highlanders and Scottish Country Dancing with members of the W.R.N.S., W.R.A.C. and W.R.A.F.
The Grand Finale
with the largest military band ever assembled on the Castle Esplanade
The Lowering of the Colours and Lights Out
The Tattoo presented by H.Q. (Scotland) (Army) and produced by Brigadier John S. Sanderson D.S.O., O.B.E.
See cover story on page 3 and colour feature on page 28
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Starring Loretta Young, Robert Cummings
with Wendell Corey, Sam Jaffa, Douglas Dick
A woman psychologist arouses the suspicions of the police when she attempts to cover up the accidental killing of a student.
