An entertainment for children with Brian Cant
[with] Julie Stevens, Johnny Silvo, Jonathan Cohen, Spike Heatley, Bobby Orr
Today's guest Roy Castle
(Colour)
Starring Gregory Peck
with Thomas Mitchell, Vincent Price, Sir Cedric Hardwicke
The action, adventure and deep emotion of A.J. Cronin's famous story of a missionary in 19th-century China.
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How do you trim a tiger's toe-nails? How do you get to grips with a grumpy gorilla?
(Colour)
Hazor, a huge, forgotten Biblical city. was rediscovered by Professor Yigael Yadin, the man who excavated Massada. In this programme he tells how he used the Bible to make a Middle Eastern site reveal its secrets.
As prosperity and affluence increase, more and more people from developing countries are being imported to do the dirty work.
It's a way we have in the Baabaas
The Barbarian club's Easter tour of Wales is now a well-established tradition. Today they returned to Cardiff Arms Park for the first time since that spectacular victory over New Zealand. With them, their chief 'alickadoo' (official) Brig Glyn Hughes, their 80-year-old President who celebrates his 50th year with the club this season. Bill McLaren describes the best of the action at Cardiff RFC Ground.
(Colour)
Chairman Brian Redhead
This week with Hilary Pritchard and Michael Parkinson
A new series in which guest personalities help or hinder members of the public to guess the Password.
An addict's game - for punsters and crossworders.
(Colour)
by Colette
A second chance to see this dramatisation in five parts by Michael Voysey
Starring Yvonne Mitchell, Scott Antony, Brenda Bruce
Lea is nearing the end of her career as a fashionable Parisian courtesan. For seven years she has been having an affair with Cheri, son of her friend Charlotte.
The final days of a motor car. The fond memories of its first owner as its last driver races it to destruction.
The first of a series of five widely differing ballets from Prague, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Copenhagen and Frankfurt.
Czechoslovak Television's film version of the current Prague National Theatre production
The series comes from the Royal College of Art, London, where Professor Stuart Hood gives students the opportunity of talking to the people who made these European ballet films.
Talking about Romeo and Juliet are Josef Svoboda, stage designer, and Petr Weigl who directed both the stage production and the film.
Starring Humphrey Bogart
with Ethel Barrymore, Kim Hunter
A dying newspaper makes a desperate bid for survival with a hard-hitting campaign against a ruthless underworld czar.
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