starring
Esther Williams , Howard Keel Marge and Gower Champion George Sanders
MGM's spectacular musical excursion into ancient Rome in the year 218 BC as Hannibal's army advances on the city.
Producer GEORGE WELLS Director GEORGE SIDNEY
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An entertainment for children starring Brian Cant with Toni Arthur , Lionel Morton Anne-Marie Hackett
Jimmy Watson , Jonathan Cohen Alan Rushton , Mike Ward
Brian and company play away with music, songs, puzzles and comedy.
Musical director JONATHAN COHEN
Designers NIGEL CURZON TOM YARDLEY-JONES
Scriptwriter and director CAROLE WARD Producer ANN REAY

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Welsh Club Championship Cardiff v Ebbw Vale
The ' men of steel' from the eastern valleys of Gwent will be keen to maintain their lofty position in the Welsh Championship table. They have been well placed above Cardiff from early in the season. NIGEL STARMER-SMITH describes the best of the action from the match played at the Cardiff RFC Ground at Cardiff Arms Park.
TV presentation DEWI GRIFFlTHS Series producer BILL TAYLOR

S'Marvellous - S'
Gershwin Jack Lemmon introduces a nostalgic tribute to GEORGE GERSHWIN , the great man of music whose melodies will live for ever. With contributions from
FRED ASTAIRE , ETHEL MERMAN
LESLIE UGGAMS , LINDA BENNETT ALAN JOHNSON AND HIS DANCERS
LARRY KERT , ROBERT GUILLAUME and PETER NERO
Produced and written by MARTIN CHARNIN Director WALTER C. MILLER
(Programme recorded in America)

from the novel by iris MURDOCH dramatised in four parts by SIMON RAVEN
Hugh Peronett 's wife, Fanny, has died. At her funeral are two unexpected mourners.
Parti
Script editor LENNOX PHILLIPS Designer STANLEY MORRIS Producer KEN RIDDINGTON Director BASIL COLEMAN
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What does a missile silo in South Dakota have to do with a secondhand store in Moscow? Or Moroccans mining in the desert with a guerrilla camp in Angola? Twelve BBC foreign correspondents are back in London with special film reports on what's been happening behind the headlines in the places where they live. What were the stories that really counted last year? Who are the people to watch out for in 1975? The programme is introduced by the BBC's chief European correspondent, Charles Wheeler : in the studio with him are Brian Barron (Asia)
Jim Biddulph (Foreign Affairs) Noel Clark (Eastern Europe)
Robert Elphick (Western Europe) Bob Friend (Australia)
John Humphrys (North America) John Osman (Southern Africa) Adrian Porter (South America) David Sells (Middle East)
Philip Short (Soviet Union) David Smeeton (Japan)
Producer GEORGE CAREY
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by Satellite
The Third Test
Australia v England from Melbourne, New South Wales
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the third day's play.
Presented in association with the AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING COMMISSION
Producers DAVID KENNING and DENIS KELLY

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