Story: "The Golden Goose"

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Nowadays when we listen to the radio not only do we understand the words but we can identify the persons speaking; not only do we recognise the tune, but we enjoy the quality. Geoffrey Gouriet, Chief Engineer, BBC Research and Development, demonstrates how this has been achieved.
(Lecture 4: Wednesday, 6.30 pm)
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Four films in which Edwin Mullins looks at Art - the people who collect it, the people who create it and the people who cash in.

What gives a work of art its credit? How do you measure the quality of a Raphael or a Henry Moore? Who makes reputations in the art world - the critics, dealers, the collectors themselves? And what does reputation mean to the artist himself?
With Henry Moore, OM, Sir Charles Wheeler, PPRA, H.S. Ede, Geoffrey Agnew, Leslie Waddington, Alistair MacAlpine
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Introduced direct from Earls Court by Cliff Michelmore
Want to buy a 150 dinghy or a £5,000 home afloat? View the latest yachts, cruisers, power boats and dinghies at the 19th London International Boat Show.
From Lymington, Dick Tracy asks: are marinas too expensive?
From Australia, Bob Fisher reports on an ocean racing classic, the Sydney-Hobart, which started on Boxing Day.

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The Huggett family - father, mother and four children - make medieval music on authentic instruments. This film, made for Canadian television, shows them back in Britain during a summer's day in the countryside.
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Bob Harris with the news, views and sounds of today's music
In the studio David McWilliams, Stackridge plus album tracks, films and guests

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with John Edmunds; Weather
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