A Spring holiday visit to the Worth Valley Railway, at Haworth in Yorkshire.
Presenters this week Carmen Munroe, Johnny Ball
(Repeated today on BBC2 at 4.5 pm)
(Colour)
Starring Robert Donat, Rosalind Russell
with Ralph Richardson, Rex Harrison, Emlyn Williams
An idealistic young doctor struggles against squalor and bad living conditions in a small Welsh mining village but finds that his greatest enemy is the ignorance of those he is trying to help. Disillusioned, he moves to London where, as a smart society doctor treating trivial complaints, he is more appreciated by his wealthy patients, but nearly ruins his marriage.
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Introduced by Jeffery Boswall
The mild southern climate of the Channel Islands, which brings on the early produce for export and the influx of tourists, also means a fauna and flora different from Britain's. Rare wild orchids, moths like the Jersey Tiger, unusual plovers and warblers, and the coveted ormer - a giant limpet - are among the specialities.
The islands too are a special home for myriads of seabirds, and boast one of the newest gannetries in Europe and the largest stormy petrel assembly in the world.
(from Bristol)
Weather
A topical weekly programme that looks critically at the health industry.
This edition includes:
A Chilly Reception
Appointment systems which get booked up days ahead, and receptionists who try to do the doctor's job for him, make it increasingly difficult for patients to see their GP. They may help the doctor but do such systems frustrate medical care?
Be there as it happened at the Royal Albert Hall, London, and see some of America's top rock groups in action.
Johnny Winter, Santana, It's a Beautiful Day
A filmed presentation of the live show.
International stars combine in a unique programme of music and movement. Skaters Janet Lynn, Toller Cranston, Gross and Kagelmann and other champions share the stage with Norwegian and British Olympic gymnasts.
Recorded at Queen's Ice Club and Guildford Sports Centre
A musical quiz
Joseph Cooper as question-master invites you to match your musical wits against Joyce Grenfell, Robin Ray, Bernard Levin
Guest musician Nina Milkina
The latest series of film reports by Trevor Philpott
Golf is the Sport of Our Time. Golf courses are bursting at the greens; club membership is a precious possession. From Tokyo to Glasgow everybody wants to play - dustmen and dockers as well as brokers and bankers. The golf course has become the testing-ground where problems of daily life can be worked out of the system, and it is fast becoming a facility as vital to a community as a hospital or a sewage works. People long to retire so that they can give all their time and energy to golf.
The File on The Golfer covers the course from suburban links in Britain to entire communities created in the Arizona desert so that the townspeople can play golf all day, every day, all the year round.
Weather
Tonight's film stars Claude Rains, Nelson Eddy, Susanna Foster, Edgar Barrier
The classic horror story of the mad and disfigured musician who haunts the sewers of Paris and wreaks vengeance on all who thwart his plans.
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