starring
June Haver , Mark Stevens
Song-plugger Larry Kelly discovers a sensational singer and a source of smash-hit songs at one and the same time.
Director JOHN M. STAHL
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Chelsea Flower Show

The Roses Match
Yorkshire v Lancashire from Headingley: first day Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER
Television presentation by DAVID KENNING and JOHN SHREWSBURY

A close look at the politicians, the tactics and progress of Parliament. Presented by PETER HILL
Editor MICHAEL PAYNE

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Chairman David Jacobs Panel: Isobel Barnett Kenneth Williams William Franklyn and Nanette Newman and a guest celebrity
Devised by MARK GOODSON.
DirectorBILL TODMAN MICHAEL GOODWIN ERNEST MAXIN

based on the novels of ANTHONY TROLLOPE written for television in 26 parts by simon RAVEN: starring
Susan Hampshire , Philip Latham Laura's husband has died and she has become a rich woman. Marie has gone to Prague to investigate Emilius's background. Phineas's trial continues and his position is becoming daily more serious. Part 19: for cast see page 51

In the name of progress and a better urban environment, cities all over Great Britain are being transformed by concrete and glass into piazzas and precincts, motorways and multi-storey car parks. But is it progress for the people who live in the cities? Are the new houses and flats better; the new public transport services quicker; the new shopping areas more useful?
After 20 years of debate, the City of Cardiff is now facing all these problems. It is about to start the largest redevelopment scheme in the UK in partnership with one of the largest property companies who have already got a major interest in other towns - among them Plymouth, Liverpool, Newcastle and Croydon. Will the Cardiff scheme really benefit its people and how will it affect the other problems of the city?
Producers MICHAEL DIBB , ROGER GRAEF
A book based on this programme will be published next month

Drama based on the novels by Anthony Trollope. Laura's husband has died and she has become a rich woman. Marie is in Prague investigating Emilius's background. Show more

A special holiday presentation of the recent British feature film starring Peter O'Toole
Alastair Sim , Arthur Lowe with Harry Andrews , Coral
Browne Michael Bryant , Graham Crowden Nigel Green , William Mervyn
Carolyn Seymour , James Villiers
Peter O'Toole stars as the mad Earl in the film version of Peter Barnes 's award-winning comedy — a scorching satire on the manners and morals of the British aristocracy.
Jack Gurney. the 14th Earl, arrives fresh from a mental institution to claim his inheritance, dressed as a monk and convinced that he is God. Appalled by Jack's devotion to love and peace the ' sane' members of the Gurney family take drastic measures.
Screenplay by PETER BARNES from his play The Ruling Class
Producers JULES BUCK and JACK HAWKINS Director PETER MEDAK
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