starring
George Hamilton Joseph Cotten Marie Laforet Maurice Evans with Carroll Baker Zsa Zsa Gabor Lilli Palmer
Legendary jewel thief the Ace of Diamonds comes out of retirement to join forces with his brilliant pupil, Jeff Hill-known as the Jack of Diamonds. They plan to steal the fabulous Zaharoff diamonds, held in a Paris vault with an apparently impenetrable security system.
Screenplay by JACK DEWITT and SANDY HOWARD
Produced by SANDY HOWARD
Directed by DON TAYLOR. Films: page 11

The first of two programmes Cromer, Norfolk past and present, seen through the eyes of one of its older inhabitants and some of its younger ones.
Children from CROMER SECONDARY SCHOOL talk to ex-coxswain of the Cromer lifeboat, ' 'SHRIMP' DAVIES, and visit the pier's Pavilion Theatre to watch Billy Crockett.
Research DAVE ARTHUR
Film editor DAVE FARLEY
Graphic designer CHRIS WOOD
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Producer PETER CHARLTON

Divers Do It Deeper
The life and work of North Sea divers.

DAVID VINE continues this series about ten popular sports. 8: Wrestling
With ALBERT ASPEN and KEN STEPHENSON, coaches to the British Amateur Wrestling Association.
Directed by JOHN RICKWORD Produced by JOHN DOBSON BBC Bristol

Once again television visits radio's favourite contest of musical knowledge between
Frank Muir , John Amis and Denis Norden , Ian Wallace
Questions set by musical chairman Steve Race
Television presentation DOUGLAS RESPS

This week:
Siouxsie and the Banshees John Cooper Clarke

Weather

A series of programmes made specially for audiences in the BBC regions and now seen for the first time throughout the UK.
Tonight from BBC Scotland
Current Account: Troubled Waters The normally placid world of trout fishing in Scotland is in a state of turbulence. Anglers from the industrial belt on one side, land-owners and country angling clubs on the other, are in dispute over proposals which, for the first time, would make unauthorised trout angling a criminal offence. Reporter Brian Barr
Director JACK WEIR
Producer NEIL FRASER
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

Live from the Ulster Hall, Belfast in association with the 16th Belfast Festival at Queen's.
BBC Northern Ireland Orchestra leader MAURICE CAVANAGH conductor Brian Priestman Guest soloists
Malcolm Williamson , Master of the Queen's Music
Jeremy Atkin (piano) Barry Douglas (piano) Caroline Dale (cello)
(The three young finalists from BBCtv's Young Musician of the Year) and Geoffrey Chard (baritone)
Williamson Overture: Santiago de Espada
Williamson Organ solo: 0 Paradise Handel Coronation anthem: Zadok the Priest
Saint-Saens Carnival of the Animals (Verses by OGDEN NASH read by BRIAN PRIESTMAN )
Stanford Songs of the Sea with the Grosvenor High School Choir and The Renaissance Singers conductor RONALD LEE
Introduced by MARGARET PERCY
Director ROY TIPPING
Producer IAN ENGELMANH

Each week Michael Chariton is joined by two guest interviewers for BBC2's TV press conference. National and international figures - people who are in the news or who make news - discuss and explain their views and intentions.
Producer ANNE MOIR

starring Patrick Dewaere, Aurore Clément, Philippe Léotard
A new season of recent and distinguished foreign films.
Yves Boisset based this thriller on the 1976 murder of a magistrate in Lyon, nick-named 'Le Sheriff' because he worked alone. Boisset's Sheriff is Fayard, a young examining magistrate in a large provincial French city. His job is to collect and evaluate evidence - and he is not above bending a few rules to do it. Then, a simple case brings him a chance lead on a bank hold-up and Fayard finds himself among the big guns.
Films: page 11

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Starring Spencer Tracy
with Ingrid Bergman, Lana Turner, Donald Crisp, Ian Hunter

Robert Louis Stevenson's classic thriller of split personality has become one of the screen's most popular themes. This 1942 Hollywood version features some impressive special effects and a restrained performance from Spencer Tracy.