7.40 Role Playing

8.5 Composite Materials

8.30 The Natural History Museum

8.55 Domestic Service

9.20 Behaviour of Functions

9.45 Through the Looking Glass

10.10 Ring of Steel

10.35 Fragments

11.0 Who's Who in the Oceans

11.25 Today's Beef

11.50 Maths: Complex Analysis

12.15 String Quartets

12.40 Ceremony and the Citizen

1.5 Fixing and Floating

1.30 Origins of World War I

1.55 Visual Music

2.20 Barnacle Geese

2.45 Embalmers

starring Ralph Richardson
Celia Johnson , Margaret Leighton Denholm Elliott
Martin Gregory , the elderly vicar of a little Norfolk village, gathers his family together at Christmas. But it proves to be a time for the searching of souls rather than celebration.
Screenplay bv ANATOLE DE GRUNWALD from the play by WYNYARD BROWNE Produced by ANATOLE DE GRUNWALD Directed by GEORGE MORE O'FERRALL
(First showing on British television) . Films: page 19

The Prudential Cup England v Pakistan from Headingley West Indies v New Zealand from rrent Bridge. Introduced by FRANK BOUGH from Headingley, PETER WEST from Trent Bridge.
Live coverage of the closing stages of two of today's matches and news of the other games on the last day of the group matches that decide which countries go on to the semi-finals.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
JIM LAKER , PETER LOADER
TED DSXTER and EVERTON WEEKES
TV presentation: NICK HUNTER, BILL TAT-LOR, JOHN SHREWSBURY and HUW JONES Producer DAVID KENNING

Weather

Humphrey Lyttelton introduces the last of six programmes recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival. This week features:
The Harald Haeter Trio Xanadu, All Star Quartet and Taj Mahal
Recorded by SWISS TELEVISION
Director JEAN BOVON. Producer DON SAYER

Robert Robinson and Diana Quick in a weekly entertainment based on words past and present with novelist John Masters and in which ' Jogran' and Hiccle ' unite.
With FRANK THORNTON, JOE MELIA
Director MARTIN L. BELL Producer ANTONY ROUSE

Profiles of ten stars. Written and presented by Barry Norman 7: Charles Laughton with personal comments from
Laughton's wife, Elsa Lanchester , who co-starred with him in The Private Life of Henry VIII , Rembrandt and other films; Laughton's brother, R. T. Laugh ton, CBE; Billy Wilder , who directed Witness for the Prosecution; actress Lillian Gish ; writer Christopher Isherwood ; Paul Gregory , Laughton's business manager and the producer of his successful reading tours; actress Shelley Winters , who was Laughton's protegee; and Laughton's biographer, Charles Higham.
Director MARGARET SHARP Producer BARRY BROWN

Introduced by Desmond Lynam featuring
The US Open Golf Chamonship
American Andy North won last year's US Open with a bogey on the final hole and so avoided a three-way play-off with J. C. Snead and Dave Stock-ton. North defends his title in Toledo, Ohio in the toughest competition on the American circuit against mai like Jack Nicklaus ,
Gary Player and Tom Watson. PETER ALLISS , HARRY CARPENTER and the American commentary team describe play in the third round. and International Tennis
Highlights of today's semi-finals in the Stella Artois Men's Grass Court Championships from Queen's Club, London.
The winners go forward to compete in the final for a first prize of £8,500. Commentators DAN MASKELL JOHN BARRETT and BARRY DAVIES including at
11.30* News on 2; Weather
Television presentation:
GOlf AMERICAN BROADCASTING CORPORATIOH Tennis JOHNNIE WATHERSTON Producer JOHN PHILIPS
Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

starring Charles Laughton with Ella Raines
Rosalind Ivan , Henry Daniell
Charles Laughton , one of the screen's finest artists, performs with infinite delicacy in this Edwardian murder story. He stars as Philip Marshall , amiable, middle-aged manager of a London tobacco shop married to a nagging wife. Lonely and unhappy since his son left home, he falls in love with a younger woman. As his wife refuses a divorce, his thoughts begin turning to murder.
Screenplay by BERTRAM MILLHAUSER Produced by ISLIN AUSTER
Directed by ROBERT SIODMAK
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