Starring Clifton Webb, Jeanne Crain, Myrna Loy
Clifton Webb as a time-and-motion expert tries to organise his family - with hilarious results.
(This Week Films: page 9)
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An MGM cartoon
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An entertainment for children with Brian Cant
[with] Chloe Ashcroft, Carol Chell, Derek Griffiths, John Styles, Micha Bergese, Antony van Laast, Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Alan Rushton
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with Explorer Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes, Actress Liz Fraser, Travel writer Douglas Botting
A light-hearted look at the complex labyrinth below London.
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Every year millions of tourists go to the Pacific to the world the ad-men tell us is paradise on earth. Are we in danger of destroying it?
(Shown last Wednesday)
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News. views and current issues from the world of medicine
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On the eve of entry into the Common Market, Horizon compares at first hand the waterways of Britain and Europe and asks: isn't it time we took our canals seriously?
(Shown last Thursday)
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Weather
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by Leo Tolstoy
a second chance to see this dramatisation in 20 parts by Jack Pulman
Although the French advance was nearing Moscow Countess Rostova refused to leave until she heard from Petya.
(Shown last Thursday)
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The first of an occasional series about the arts in the other countries of the Common Market.
Tonight: Germany
What books do the Germans read? Who collects modern art? Which are the most popular TV programmes? How much does a German city spend on the theatre?
These are some of the questions the film answers, in an examination of the role the arts play in contemporary Germany.
The first part contrasts three very different German towns: Bochum in the Ruhr, Tubingen with its ancient university, and the Olympic city of Munich. It includes scenes from a new musical to be seen in London in the 1973 World Theatre Season; excerpts from The Magic Flute at the Bavarian State Opera; and interviews with painters, writers, journalists and students about their work and their interests.
The second part consists of recent examples of arts programmes from the different stations of German television.
What are the differences in attitudes and achievement between Them and Us?
Written and produced by Peter Adam
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Weather
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Starring Dirk Bogarde, Tom Courtenay, Leo McKern
with Barry Foster
The place is Passchendaele, 1917, and a young soldier awaits court martial for desertion. In spite of an impassioned plea for justice by the officer detailed to defend him, Private Hamp is inevitably found guilty.
