Starring Jane Russell
with Gilbert Roland, Arthur Hunnicutt

All is set fair with music and romance on a luxury cruise. But a beautiful heiress changes her identity to find a prospective husband who is not just another fortune hunter - and the complications that follow point to plenty of stormy weather ahead.

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In their long history the Scottish Club Championship is an honour that has so far eluded Edinburgh Wanderers. Their opponents today, West of Scotland, have been runners-up for the past two years. At the moment the clubs are first and second respectively, so the result of today's match is all-important.
Both teams are noted for the size and strength of their forwards and while the Glasgow side, 'West,' include the talents of Scottish International forwards Gordon Brown and Sandy Carmichael, the Wanderers pack is led by the veteran ex-Scots back row forward John Douglas. With so much at stake and two evenly balanced sides this is looked forward to as one of the great club contests of the season.
Commentator at Burnbrae, Bill McLaren

In 1958 two Danish frogmen found part of a ship's rib on the bottom of Roskilde Fjord. It turned out to be part of a barrier of five Viking ships sunk in the eleventh century to stop raiders getting up the fjord. By a brilliant feat of excavation these ships have now been lifted and restored. Among them was the first-ever known example of a deep-sea trader, the 'sea-bison,' which made possible the most remarkable feat of colonisation of the Middle Ages, the Norse occupation of Greenland.

Chronicle tells the story of Viking Greenland and the Danish excavation which enables us to know at last what sort of ship those hardy adventurers sailed in.
Written and narrated by Magnus Magnusson
(How they salvaged the Vikings' ocean-striding bison': page 15)

Starring Baroness Diana von Langendorff, Martin Mann
featuring Bernard Ford and Diane Towler
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)

by Jean-Paul Sartre
A second chance to see this dramatisation in 13 parts by David Turner
Starring Michael Bryant

A crack French regiment has taken over the village and plans to make a last stand there. Mathieu and Pinette are the only members who want to join them.

Voted 1970's top TV pop show by Melody Maker readers, tonight completes its first year of programmes. Pete Drummond, Mike Harding, and Tommy Vance introduce a compilation taken from some of the 43 programmes.

Eric Burdon, Joe Cocker, Ritchie Havens, Magna Carta, Melanie, Cat Stevens and Stone the Crows are just some of the artists featured as well as some of the year's best LP tracks.

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from Melbourne: third day
by Satellite
Recorded highlights of the day's play.
Presented by David Kenning and Denis Kelly in collaboration with the Australian Broadcasting Commission

Starring Kirk Douglas, Dany Robin

Life in Paris at the closing stages of World War II was far from gay and the overwhelming air of depression which shrouded the city is brilliantly captured in this bitter-sweet love story about an American soldier and a homeless French girl.
(This Week's Films: page 11)