Starring Nancy Kwan, James Shigeta

The film version of the famous show by Rodgers and Hammerstein, featuring such numbers as 'A Hundred Million Miracles' and 'I enjoy being a girl.'
An immigrant girl from Hong Kong sets off a train of romantic complications when she arrives in San Francisco's Chinatown.
(Holiday Films: pages 13 and 15)
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David Holmes reviews week-by-week the moves made by the politicians and examines the part played by government in the lives of us all.

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and Weather
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For the first time in the six-year run of the series, Rugby Special this evening features the highlights of one of Ireland's Inter-Provincial matches. And it is fitting, on the occasion of such a milestone, that today's game will decide the 1970-71 Inter-Provincial Championship, with Ulster, the reigning champions, defending their title against last season's runners-up.
Commentator at Ravenhill Park, Belfast: Fred Cogley

The Dreamwalkers ...is how Idries Shah sums up the everyday lives of people in Britain today, in this series of highly personal films.

Idries Shah, writer and traveller, descendant of the prophet Mahomet, sees our Western way of life through eyes trained in the Oriental Sufi tradition, which is based on a thousand years of understanding of human behaviour. In this film, with the help of Dr William Sargant, the celebrated psychiatrist, John Kermisch, late of the American Rand Corporation, and Marty Feldman, the comedian, he takes a concerned look at the sleepwalking society he finds around him, and offers some suggestions for change.

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Starring Roger Whittaker, Mungo Jerry, Tanja Berg
featuring David Rosaire and his performing dogs
with Reg Park, Jacqueline Harbord, Corps de Ballet
The Mike Sammes Singers

Programme presented in association with Gerald Palmer and the Tom Arnold Organisation: recorded at Pontin's Holiday Village, Camber Sands
(A BBCtv/SFB co-production)
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by Jean-Paul Sartre
A second chance to see this dramatisation in 13 parts by David Turner
Starring Michael Bryant, Georgia Brown

The Germans have occupied Paris but the expected armistice has still not been signed. Mathieu's unit is waiting in a village to surrender but Pinette hopes that they will fight.
(Shown last Sunday)
(Part 12: tomorrow, 10.15 pm)
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Sergei Eisenstein returned to Russia in 1932 after the collapse of his Mexican film project with Upton Sinclair and threw himself vigorously into his new work - this simple story about a boy who organises his young friends to guard a farm against saboteurs and who is himself murdered by one of them, his own father.

Illness and political pressure prevented Eisenstein from completing the film, and the negative was apparently destroyed by German bombing in 1941. This version has been compiled from the fragments of the film preserved by Eisenstein's wife, with a score based on Prokofiev's Sixth Symphony. It reveals a personal and challenging film which would have occupied an important place alongside Ivan the Terrible and Battleship Potemkin.

and Weather
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Introduced by Pete Drummond
featuring Elton John, who returned recently from the States where his concerts were sellouts.
And a dip into the new releases.

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Starring Kirk Douglas, Rock Hudson
with Dorothy Malone, Carol Lynley, Joseph Cotten

The desert wastes of Mexico provide the setting for this dramatic western which teams Kirk Douglas as an unstable killer and Rock Hudson as the brother of the man he killed, intent on vengeance.
(Holiday Films: pages 13 and 15)
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