With Rory Calhoun, David Wayne, Thelma Ritter
The drama, romance and heroism in the life of singing star Jane Froman.
(This Week's Films: page 9)
A wildlife film series.
Filmed in incredible close-up, its life-cycle is revealed in graphic detail.
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.
and Weather
featuring today: Ireland v Scotland, France v England.
Ireland, with four points, have their sights firmly on the Triple Crown and Grand Slam, while England and France seek their elusive first victory.
(Colour)
From the Elizabethan Barn in Kent.
George Hamilton IV introduces tonight's Stars of Nashville:
Tompall and the Glaser Brothers
Other Country Music Makers:
From Liverpool - The Hillsiders
From London - Pete and Jean
From Canada - The Mercey Brothers
Bulldozers ripping their way through rural Somerset for the M5 revealed evidence which some people think has shattered accepted theories about Stonehenge.
For nearly 50 years archaeologists have believed that armies of men dragged the 'Blue-stones' to Stonehenge from the Prescelly Mountains of Pembrokeshire 150 miles away. They held that all this happened 4,000 years ago; but now a London geologist says their dates are possibly half a million years out.
Magnus Magnusson puts this theory to some of Britain's leading archaeologists. One of them, Dr Glyn Daniel, has his own view about the authenticity of a megalithic site in America which has claims to be as old as Stonehenge.
A dig at Swanscombe in Kent has lifted a rhinoceros skull from mud near the Thames; and at Carcassonne in southern France workers have found a Frenchman 200,000 years old.
(Colour)
"Watercolour painters were very much involved in the discovery of the English landscape. The pleasure of scenery in all its varieties of form has had to be discovered and justified - the countryside had to be promoted and explained."
In this film Basil Taylor shows how English poets and painters turned their eyes to the beauties of nature within their own island.
by Heinrich Mann
Dramatised by Robert Muller
Starring Derek Jacobi.
Diederich and Jadassohn joined forces against the liberal factions in Netzig.
(Shown last Sunday. Part 5: tomorrow)
Introduced by Sheridan Morley.
Charlton Heston at a dubbing session of his first feature film as both director and star, "Antony and Cleopatra", which has its world premiere in London next month.
Philip Jenkinson looks at early attempts at realistic outdoor adventure filming and the equipment they used.
Starring Richard Widmark, Marilyn Monroe
with Anne Bancroft
Nell, recently discharged from a mental hospital, accepts a baby-sitting job in a New York hotel. During the course of the evening she loses control and suffers from the most violent fantasies.
Marilyn Monroe's cliff-hanging performance as Nell won her a prescient listing as one of the Motion Picture Herald's Stars for Tomorrow - a prophecy that was immediately fulfilled with "Niagara", "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and "How to Marry a Millionaire".
(This Week's Films: page 9)
