Starring Jeanne Crain, Cornel Wilde, Linda Darnell, William Eythe, Walter Brennan,
Constance Bennett, Dorothy Gish
The story of the romantic adventures and misadventures of the Rogers family at Philadelphia's Centennial Exposition in 1876.
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Weather
Cliff Morgan introduces, from Twickenham, the highlights of the match which was a culmination of a competition that started last September with an original entry of 32 Rugby Union Clubs. This afternoon's game personified the 'survival of the fittest' - when Coventry with their phalanx of International players were due to play the winners of the London Welsh v Bristol semi-final.
(Colour)
Chairman Brian Redhead
This week with Nerys Hughes and Bill Grundy
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
The second of an occasional series about the arts in the other countries of the Common Market.
The past 20 years have transformed the Netherlands from a rural to a highly industrialised society, and yet some of the older attitudes remain.
These contrasts are very much part of Dutch life today. Traditionally interested in painting and music, the Dutch now have a variety of cultural opportunity out of all proportion to the size of the population. This programme looks at opera, ballet, theatre and television, and also at everyday life and the alternative society.
Among those appearing are:
Edo de Waart, conductor
J.B. Bakema, architect
Bert Haanstra, film maker
Vincent van Gogh, nephew of the artist
Commentary spoken by John Stockbridge
(Another aspect of the Netherlands in The World About Us: tomorrow 7.25 pm)
(Bridging the culture gaps: pages 8-9)
Weather
Starring Robert Ryan, Burl Ives, Tina Louise
A tense, atmospheric western set in a small, isolated community which is taken over by a group of desperate gold robbers hiding from the US Cavalry.
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