Cardiff v The Barbarians
The Barbarians, the most famous rugby club in the world, unite the talents of the foremost players from Great Britain, Ireland and France on their Easter tour to Wales. Commentator at Cardiff Nigel Starmer-Smith
Last week Cliff Morgan visited Preston Grasshoppers RFC as they held a unique event when school-boy sides from Japan and France competed in a tournament with schools from the Home Countries.
Items this week include how to plant up a window-box and tips on how to cure a leaking tap.
The feature film starring Max von Sydow as Jesus, Dorothy McGuire as Mary, Charlton Heston as John the Baptist, John Wayne as the Centurion, David McCallum as Jesus Iscariot, Van Heflin as Bar Amand
Producer-director George Stevens spent more than four years preparing to make what was to be one of the finest films of his long Hollywood career: the story of Jesus.
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On the Frontiers of History
Christian religion centres on one man's death. Christians claim that this death was followed by Resurrection, and that the life of Jesus is a reality in the world today.
Tonight this Easter faith is considered by C. F. D. Moule
Director JOHN WILCOX Producer ANGELA TILBY
News of the week plus a visual commentary for those who cannot hear. With Angela Rippon
Editor RICHARD OAMBLE
Followed by Rugby League results
The Man with the Golden Flute
Last year, Spain's most distinguished living .composer, Rodrigo, blind since the* age of three, wrote the Concierto Pastoralnfor James Galway. This film deals with the work from the earliest braille sketches, when composer and soloist meet for the first time, and right through the hard slog of practice that leads up to the first performance at the Royal Festival Hall, with the Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Eduardo Mata
We see Jimmy at his Lucerne home with his Swiss wife Annie and their children; playing with The Chieftains, teaching and talking about flute playing, and working on the new Rodrigo concerto -by far the most difficult piece he says he's ever encountered.
Film cameramen
PETER BARTLETT , IAN PUNTER Sound BRYAN SHOWELL
Dubbing mixer RON EDMONDS
Film editor HOWARD bii.lingham Written and produced by HERBERT CHAPPELL
A BBC/RM Munich co-production
Weather
Their Lips are Sealed
Arena presents a film about the strange art of ventriloquism with Tattersall and his amazing life-size doll
' I'd always dreamt of having a dummy which would enter stage walking like a human being.'
'Terri Rogers with her truculent partner Shorty
* One night the audience took such a dislike to Shorty that someone actually punched him.' and Saveen with Daisy May , the Scowl, and the wonderful talking dog.
' Daisy May is actually a sex change. I made her as a boy then turned her into a little girl ...'
Film editor CHARLES CHABOT Research PHILIP NORMAN Producer ALAN YENTOB Director IAN SHARP
The Tennis Championships of Monte Carlo
The Singles Final
Today's winner will receive a first prize of$30.200 from Monaco in this WCT series final -the first major outdoor tournament of 1979. Commentator JOHN BARRETT
TV presentation FRENCH TELEVISION SERVICE
The feature film version of the best-selling novel by LEON URIS
An epic court battle unfolds in Queen's Bench Seven - QB VII.