starring Clark Gable with Ava Gardner , Broderick Crawford Lionel Barrymore , Beulah Bondi
The year is 1845 and the young Republic of Texas is torn by internal conflict.
Screenplay by BORDEN CHASE based on a story by HOWARD ESTABROOK Produced by z. WAYNE GRIFFIN Directed by VINCENT SHERMAN

Play Away at Riverside: starring Brian Cant with Julie Stevens Tony Robinson , Anita Dobson Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
For the last four weeks BRIAN CANT and his team have been presenting Play Away on stage at Riverside Studios, London; today you are invited to join the audience.
Executive producer CYNTHIA FELGATE Producer ANN REAY
Director AVRIL PRICE

Sheepdog Championship Heat 1 - Wales Introduced by Phil Drabble and Eric Halsall from the North Yorkshire Dales. Competing this week are ALAN JONES with Spot GARNET JONES with Craig SELWYN JONES with Jill
Producer PHILIP S. GILBERT

Tonight from BBC North East: The Shooting of Percy Toplis
In September of 1917, British and Allied troops mutinied at the base camp of Etaples in Northern France. There is no official account of this in the history books: what is known is that one of the mutineers was shot by police on a lonely stretch of road in Cumbria two years after the war ended. Written and presented by David Bean
Film editor HOWARD PERKS Producer DAVID PRITCHARD
Series co-ordinator FRANK GILLARD

Creators of Modern Philosophy
A series of 15 programmes in which Bryan Magee talks to 15 leading philosophers about Western philosophy today.
An Introduction to Philosophy with Sir Isaiah Berlin, OM, Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford.
Series prepared by BRYAN MAGEE Director TONY TYLEY
Executive producer JANET HOENIG

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A three-million-year-old lady called Lucy; a small family drowned in a flash flood in Ethiopia; Nut-cracker Man, Handyman and a remarkable skull called 1470 - all these are pieces in a jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle is being pieced together in Africa, and it's building up a new picture of man's origins and antiquity.
In the last few years a number of exciting fossil finds in Africa have redrawn man's family tree and given new answers to questions of where we came from.

Each week Michael Charlton Is joined by two guest interviewers for BBC2's TV press conference. National and international figures discuss and explain their views and intentions.
Producer ANNE MOIR

An opera by Monteverdi in a production for Kent Opera by Jonathan Miller with Peter Knapp as Orfeo and the Kent Opera Orchestra conducted by Roger Norrington.
Orfeo, written in 1607, is the earliest opera to find a firm place in the modem repertoire. It tells the classical Greek story of the love of Orpheus the singer for Eurydice, and of his attempt, so nearly successful, to win her back from the Underworld.
In this highly praised production, seen tonight in a studio recording, Jonathan Miller has used the paintings of the 17th-century French painter Poussin as the inspiration for the settings, costumes, and dances. The Orchestra of 20 play on original instruments aiming to recreate the style of Monteverdi's own time.
Paintings DANIEL LANG
Theatre designer BERNARD CULSHAW Theatre lighting NICK CHELTON Choreography SUSAN LEFTON Studio sound MIKE JONES Studio lighting DENNIS CHANNON
Studio director RON ISTED
Producer DAVID BUCKTON

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starring
Richard Burton , Robert Ryan Carolyn Jones , Shirley Knight
Richard Burton and Robert Ryan star in this exciting saga of two men who clash bitterly in business, private life, and finally politics during Alaska's battle for statehood.
At the end of World War I Zeb Kennedy is forced to look for work in Alaska. His life is saved by Thor Storm , but Zeb's passion for Thor's fiancée starts a long struggle between the two men which spans three generations.
Screenplay by HARRY KLEINER
Based on the novel by EDNA FERBER Produced by HENRY BLANKE
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