starring
Cornel Wilde, Michael Wilding Anne Francis , George Sanders with Robert Douglas
John Mclntire , Bobby Driscoll
Towards the end of the War of Independence an American intelligence officer deserts to the British in the hope of unmasking ' Gustavus ' - a highly-placed traitor.
Cornel Wilde and Michael Wild ing play two soldiers from opposite sides who become friends in this exciting tale of the turbulent last days of British rule in America.
Directed by JOHN STURGES. Films: page 10

Wish You Were Here! starring Brian Cant in an entertainment of comedy, music, songs and games with Toni Arthur
George Chisholm , Carol Chell
Jonathan Cohen , Spike Heatley Alan Rushton , Bob Falloon
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Producer ANN REAY

I Don't Want to be a Burden
What does the world look like through the eyes of very old people and of those involved in caring for them?

What's it like to make an Open Door programme? Does it work? Is it worth it?
For instance, did those four boys from Belfast finally get their youth club? Have things got better or worse for the Save London's Theatres Campaign, for CND, for the Claimants' Union, for the self-employed, or for the Cypriot Community in Camden Town?
Tonight Chris Dunkley looks back over the past year or so with some of the people who had their own say in their own way.
Produced by the Community Programme Unit with the help of the public. (A new series of Open Door starts Mon)

BBC2 joins Radio 1's In Concert in a simultaneous broadcast for an hour's contemporary rock music. This week: Gordon Giltrap Michael Chapman
Introduced by BOB HARRIS
Director TOM CORCORAN
Producer MICHAEL APPLETON
For the best effect rlewen with Stereo Radio 1 should turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.

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Tonight from BBC South West Shark
Off the coasts of Cornwall there are sharks that in other parts of the world are feared as man-eaters. Every summer the game fishermen flock to Looe to pit their wits and their strength against the real-life ' Jaws ', whilst the marine biologists work to build up information on the largest, and most mysterious, of fish.
Presented by Mike Millman with Quentin Bone and John Stevens
Film cameraman JIM KNIGHTS
Directed by PETER JARVIS
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

Introduced by Robert Robinson
' I didn't give it up - it gave me up ...
Susan Hill has just decided to stop writing novels. She has published ten and won three major prizes for fiction -The Llewellyn Rhys , The Somerset Maugham and the Whitbread Awards. In an interview filmed at her home in Stratford-upon-Avon SUSAN HILL explains why the urge to write novels has left her. ' ... one morning I woke up and I thought - it's gone, and I don't want it to come back.'
Studio director TONY TYLEY
Producer PHILIP SPEIGHT
(Postponed from 14 January)

A film about the young British violin virtuoso Nigel Kennedy
In 1973 a 15-year-old violinist from the Yehudi Menuhin School appeared in a BBC Gala Performance. His name was NIGEL KEN NEDY, and his brilliant playing prompted this programme which follows Nigel's next five years to see what happened to him.
His passion for jazz took him to Ronnie Scott 's Club, where he appeared with Stephane Grappelli , but he also won a three-year scholarship to New York's famous Juilliard School of Music.
When he returned to England last summer he auditioned for the celebrated conductor RICCARDO muti. The result was a concert at the Royal Festival Hall playing Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor with the PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA, and it is with this début that the programme ends.
During the last four years Nigel has been filmed on both sides of the Atlantic. His progress, and sometimes lack of it, is commented on by teachers, family, friends. His mentor, Yehudi Menuhin , discusses his progress and together they perform part of Bach's Double Violin Concerto in D minor. Today at the age of 19 Nigel Kennedy 's story is one of success-an outcome that was by no means guaranteed when the filming began in 1973. Introduced by Patrick Garland with Stephane Grappelli and The Diz Disley Trio
Menuhin Festival Orchestra leader ROBERT MASTERS conductor Yehudi Menuhin Philharmonia Orchestra leader CARL PINI conductor Riccardo Mutt
Film editor MONICA MEAD Producer PATRICIA FOY
(Nigel Kennedy gives a recital on Friday 10 February on Radio 3)

A film series starring
It Happened One Night
A big gun barrage badly disturbs the patients and Col Potter comes close to blowing up the gunners.

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starring Larbi Doghmi
Mahmoud Morsi , Helene Catzaras
It's a hard life in the small, primitive fishing village. Only one man makes any money; for everyone else, hunger, sickness and danger are daily routine. Then the foreigners arrive and with them, jobs on a construction site and a glimpse of another world. In the village only Tahar questions the wisdom of abandoning the traditional way of life - and he is soon in jail.
Written and directed by RIDHA BEHI Films: page 10
(First showing on British television)

starring Pat O'Brien
Humphrey Bogart , Ann Sheridan
Into the tough world of San Quentin Penitentiary comes Steve Jameson as the new prison yard captain.
Directed by LLOYD BACON
. Films: page 10