Starring Scott Brady, Anne Bancroft
with Jay C. Flippen, Jim Davis, Rhys Williams, Leo Gordon
A young lawyer arrives in Mission, Texas, planning to avenge the death of his father, but finds the town in the grip of outlaw terror
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Starring Scott Brady, Anne Bancroft
with Jay C. Flippen, Jim Davis, Rhys Williams, Leo Gordon
A young lawyer arrives in Mission, Texas, planning to avenge the death of his father, but finds the town in the grip of outlaw terror
(Colour)
followed by Weather
(Colour)
with Percy Thrower from Nether Winchendon House, Aylesbury
The setting for this edition is the garden surrounding this delightful Tudor manor house on the banks of the Thame
(From BBC Midlands)
(Colour)
by Nikos Kazantzakis
Dramatised in six parts by Jack Pulman
After his father's death Michelis has given all his inherited property to the refugees. Pope Grigoris was warned that he will not allow them to take possession and has excommunicated Manolios as anti-Christ in which both Pope Fotis and Manolios are branded by the Bishop as Bolsheviks.
The delightful music for Christ Recrucified was written by a talented Greek Cypriot, George Kotsonis.
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Introduced by Magnus Magnusson
At midnight on 26 October 1588 the galleass Girona, a warship of the Spanish Armada, foundered on the cruel rocks of the Irish coast with the loss of 1,300 lives. Aboard were the combined commanders and crews of five ships, their gold, jewels, ornaments, and treasured possessions salvaged from the defeated Armada
Four hundred years later Robert Stenuit, a Belgian diver, author, and archaeologist, located the wreck of the Girona. Tonight, with Magnus Magnusson, he tells the story of two years' dangerous and painstaking work to reveal this first discovery of the legendary treasure of the Armada, and presents the latest finds still appearing as the dive continues
What makes a modern treasure hunter tick?: pages 56-59
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Talking to children in Oswestry and Llanymynech in Shropshire, Gerald Harrison examines the cause and effect of crime and punishment on the personal and wider levels.
(from BBC North)
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At London's Royal Festival Hall this company of 100 performers from Budapest brings you an action-packed programme of Magyar songs and dances
The Hungarian State Ensemble are counted among the best of the European singer-dancer troupes
Introduced by Kenneth Kendall
(by arrangement with S. A. Gorlinsky)
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The new weekly arts magazine presented by James Mossman
K. D. Dufford hears K. D. Dufford ask K. D. Dufford how K. D. Dufford'll make K. D. Dufford
An extraordinary title for an extraordinary play: the brutal murder of an eight-year-old girl provides the material for five people's fantasies. Author David Halliwell presents scenes from his new work now in production
The Edinburgh Festival
The Festival is in its 23rd year. Review looks back at the hopes of its many directors. How far have they been fulfilled?
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with Dilys Powell who takes a personal look back at television programmes and issues of the past seven days
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(Colour)
based on the play by J. B. Priestley
starring Alastair Sim
with Arthur Young, Olga Lindo
When a police inspector calls to investigate a young girl's suicide, it is a disturbing experience for a smug provincial family to find that they, unknown to each other, have pushed her step by step to her death
This film follows J. B. Priestley's original play almost word-for-word, but Guy Hamilton's direction makes use of film technique
J. B. Priestley is 75 today. A birthday tribute can be seen in Omnibus tomorrow evening on BBC1. See story on page 13