Starring Elvis Presley

Changing their traditional habit for ordinary clothes, three young nuns are assigned to a slum area where they meet a young doctor who is unaware of their identity.
(Elvis Presley in GI Blues: BBC2 Sunday, 9.50 pm)
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in Magoo's Buggy and Magoo Gets his Man

An entertainment for children starring Brian Cant with Toni Arthur, Julie Stevens, Norman Norman, Jonathan Cohen, Alan Rushton, Spike Heatley.
Brian and company play away with music, songs, puzzles and comedy.

The Bold Bad Bus, stories in verse from Play Away, £1.60, from bookshops

A Western film series starring Andrew Duggan as Murdoch Lancer, James Stacey as Johnny, Wayne Maunder as Scott, Elizabeth Baur as Teresa
with guest stars Antoinette Bower and Gavin MacLeod

Jelly falls in love with an attractive widow.

Be Your Own Boss

Against a stunning mountain background a lovely Persian girl sings lilting folk songs. The setting is a spectacular landscape of the Persian Bakhtiari people and the girl is Shusha.

Weather

Introduced by Ray Moore
Everyone's picture of traditional Japan, eight attractive girls who collectively make up a brilliant classical guitar ensemble, with music that encompasses styles from baroque through folk to modern.
Filmed in the magnificent Japanese and Italian Gardens of Compton Acres in Dorset.

BBC2 Snooker Championship
The second game for the 1975 Pot Black Trophy: featuring Dennis Taylor (Blackburn) making his Pot Black debut, against John Pulman, ten times World Champion
(Birmingham)

Dramatised in four parts by Simon Raven
Hugh has become intrigued again by Emma whom he once loved. Randall has asked his father to sell the Tintoretto to provide the money he needs to elope. Part 3

The second of four occasional programmes of ballets by George Balanchine , danced by the New York City Ballet.
Tarantella: A gay, extrovert, virtuoso pas de deux danced by Patricia McBride and Edward Villella.
Valse-Fantaisie: With music by Glinka, this is a perfectly polished miniature ballet, one of the swirling waltzes Balanchine creates so surely.
Pulcinella: Created by Balanchine in collaboration with Jerome Robbins for the Stravinsky Festival in 1972, this production belongs to the tradition of the commedia dell'arte and tells of the exploits of the immoral-lovable Pulcinella, played by Edward Villella.
Directors: Hugo Niebeling (Tarantella and Pulcinella); Klaus Lindemann (Valse-Fantaisie)
RM Productions, Munich

To mark the tenth anniversary of the death of T.S. Eliot, a second chance to see this television essay on the man and his work.

Sweeney Agonistes
Music by John Dankworth

The Family Reunion
Poetry spoken by T.S. Eliot and Alec McCowen

Tony Bilbow presents a review of what's going on in the film world including the new Billy Wilder film The Front Page starring Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau.
Philip Jenkinson introduces a montage of songs from George Formby films featured in a new biography by Alan Randall and Ray Seaton; and shows how the unique Frame by Frame series of books have interpreted The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca.
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Weather

Bedford v Sale at Goldington Road, Bedford
Two of the oldest and best established clubs in England renew the rivalry between North and Midlands in this afternoon's encounter at Goldington Road, Bedford. Budge Rogers, OBE, with 34 England caps to his credit, plays in a Bedford side keen to contain the youthful exuberance of the Sale and England scrum half Steve Smith.

Starring Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal, Raymond Massey

An architect, unwilling to compromise his integrity as a creative artist, dynamites a half-constructed building when he finds his original design has been changed.
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