"Jenny's Smile" by Jean Watson

6.40-7.5 Closedown

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The world of motoring introduced by Cliff Michelmore
One in every four new cars sold in Britain is foreign, and these imports may grow even more. Why are so many home motorists not buying British? On the Diamond Jubilee of the founding of the British motor industry by William Morris, tonight's programme looks for some answers.
In Scotland Maxwell Boyd road-tests a new version of the world-beating Jaguar XJ6; and at the Frankfurt Motor Show Gordon Wilkins reports on the new cars which our European rivals have to offer.

The last in a season of Hollywood musicals from the golden era of the 30s
featuring Paul Whiteman and his Orchestra
with John Boles, Laura La Plante, Glenn Tryon, Jeanette Loff, Merna Kennedy, Stanley Smith, Slim Summerville, Otis Harlan, William Kent, Bing Crosby and the Rhythm Boys, The Sisters G, The Brox Sisters, George Chiles, Jacques Cartier, Frank Leslie, Charles Irwin, Al Norman, Grace Hayes, Paul Howard, Marion Stattler, Don Rose, Russell Markert Girls, Tommy Atkins Sextette, Nell O'Day, Wilbur Hall, John Fulton, Kathryn Crawford, Jeanie Lang, Beth Laemmle, Jack White, Walter Brennan, Churchill Ross, Johnson Arledge, Charlie Murray, George Sidney

Perhaps the most famous of the 'All Talking, All Singing, All Dancing' musicals that enjoyed enormous success in the first years of sound in the movies. A colourful and spectacular revue featuring Paul 'King of Jazz' Whiteman and his orchestra, a host of performers, and famous numbers including 'Rhapsody in Blue,' 'It Happened in Monterey' and 'Happy Feet'; it also marked the feature film debut of Bing Crosby, then one of the crooning Rhythm Boys.
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by Henry Livings.

A shady property developer takes on a butler to impress his guests. The butler believes he's being paid for an altogether different job...

Another chance to see Joni Mitchell during her last visit to this country.

with Peter Dorling
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