Starring Doris Day, Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson

Nobody wants to direct a film with Jack Carson, so he tries to direct it himself, and attempts to make a star of an unknown waitress - the young Miss Day - in the process.
(This Week's Films: page 9)

An entertainment for children with Brian Cant
[and] Chloe Ashcroft, Derek Griffiths, Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Alan Rushton

(Colour)

Mice, rats, gerbils, hamsters, guinea-pigs... knowing something about how they behave in the wild can make all the difference to their success as pets.

(Colour)

Far out in the North Atlantic lives a community often isolated by dense fog or furious storms - the Faroe islanders. Many of them lead a way of life that has remained unchanged for centuries.
(from Bristol)
[Repeat]

The prejudices and the facts.

A close look at the politicians, the tactics and progress of Parliament.

Weather

After their dramatic and exhilarating draw against the All Blacks last month, Ireland today begin their quest for this season's International Championship honours.
England are hoping to rediscover the form which earned them their startling victory over South Africa in Johannesburg last summer.
Commentator at Lansdowne Road, Dublin: Cliff Morgan

(Colour)

by Leo Tolstoy
a second chance to see this dramatisation in 20 parts by Jack Pulman

Gradually Moscow came back to life and people returned to the city. Among those returning were Maria and Natasha, and also Pierre - who told Maria of his growing love for Natasha.

(Shown last Thursday)
(Colour)

A live entertainment for Saturday, presenting a mixture of music, plays, poetry, prose, comedy, films, the visual arts - and a few surprises.
Introduced by Joe Melia with a little help from John Bird.
Among the main events:

Henry VIII's Missing Wife
There is no existing authenticated portrait of Catherine Howard, Henry VIII's fifth wife.
Barbara Tate has recently painted a likeness of this little-known queen, which she will show in the Full House studio, with some of her other paintings.

Ravel's Septet
Harp, flute, clarinet and a string quartet combine in Maurice Ravel's "Introduction and Allegro", played by Osian Ellis, Richard Adeney, Gervase De Peyer and The Gabrieli String Quartet.

Can Anyone Smell Gas?
Linda Polan presents her own very personal one-woman show.
"Take me, take me as I am
My face has been around
Maybe not pretty, but profound.
With wrinkles you get sensuality
So take me as I am, it's all me."
Written by Andrew Davies with music by Tony Hatch

Ted Walker
lives in his native Sussex. He is not a regional writer, but the poems he introduces and reads tonight reflect a strong sense of place and the importance of roots.

10.0 Family
In the middle 60s bands like Family were an 'underground' adolescent cult. Good musicianship, careful song-writing and a highly individual vocal style have made the group popular now with a very wide audience. Family are:
Roger Chapman (vocals), Tony Ashton (keyboards), Jim Cregan (bass), Rob Townsend (drums), Charlie Whitney (guitar)

A Fair Day's Work by Peter Ransley
With Glynn Owen as Norman, Nicholas Pennell as David, Michael Hawkins as Gerald, Jo Rowbottom as Sandra, John Moore as the Sad Man
'He's on expenses you see, well I'm on expenses - who isn't on expenses! But I own my own company, whereas he works for one of the giant ones where nobody feels he owns anything and everybody spends it.'

Match your musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Bernard Levin, Robin Ray
Guest musician: Hephzibah Menuhin
Chairman Joseph Cooper

(Colour)

Weather

Starring Jane Russell
with Richard Egan, Joan Leslie, Agnes Moorehead

The story of an ambitious woman's struggle to attain wealth and social position, staged against the panorama of wartime Honolulu.
(This Week's Films: page 9)