7.40 Floating an Oilrig

8.5 Technology and Growth

8.30 African Religious Dance

8.55 Spring of Nations: Cracow-Prague

9.20 Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

9.45 Curiouser and Curiouser

10.10 Anyone Can Make a Casting But..

10.35 The Digital Computer

11.0 Migratory Patterns of the Plaice

11.25 Choice in Education

11.50 Maths Analysis: Functions

12.15 Development of the Piano

12.40 Trade and Industry

1.5 English Houses of the 1930s

1.30 Consequences of the War: 1914-30

1.55 Beating the Bogie

2.20 Holland and Welfare Spending

starring
Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis with Shirley MacLaine
Dorothy Malone , Eddie MayehofT Eva Gabor , Anita Ekberg
The New York misadventures of Rick Todd , aspiring artist, and his zany sidekick Eugene Full stack, would-be writer of children's stories.
Artists and Models was one of the last - and the best - of the Dean Martin/Jerry Lewis comedies.
Screenplay by FRANK TASHLIN , HAL KANTER and HERBERT BAKER
Produced by HAL WALLIS
Directed by FRANK TASHLIN Films: page 15

presented by ROSAC - Retention of Steel at Corby

The Lawn Tennis Championships direct from the All England Club
This 12th and final day features The Men's Singles Final The Ladies' Doubles Final The Mixed Doubles Final
Introduced by HARRY CARPENTER
TV presentation by FRED VINER , MARTIN HOPKINS , JOHN SHREWSBURY, JOHNNIE WATHERSTON. JOHX PHILIPS and JOHN VIGAR Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

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The poet Patrick Kavanagh was raised and self-educated on a small farm in County Monaghan. He longed for the liberation and stimulus of Dublin. Disillusionment with the city brought in his closing years a 'return to simplicity'.

Seamus Heaney introduces this presentation of Kavanagh's poetic imagination.

BBC Northern Ireland

Robert Robinson and Diana Quick in a weekly entertainment based on words past and present with reminiscence from Naomi Mitchin ; son and cliche-mongers ' Jogran and 'Hicele' in an ongoing dialogue situation.
With FRANK THORNTON, JOE MELIA
Director MARTIN L. BELI Producer ANTONY ROUSE

Profiles of stars from the golden age of Hollywood.
Written and Presented by Barry Norman
The last of ten profiles Humphrey Bogart with personal comments from Lauren Bacall, Bogart's fourth Wife; Richard Burton, whom Bogart helped in Hollywood; Nathaniel Benchley, writer and friend; Ingrid Bergman, Bogart's co-star in Casablanca; Sam Jaffe, Bogart's agent and friend; Helen Hayes, who worked with Bogart on the New York stage; Howard Hawks, director of To Have and Have Not and The Big Sleep; Joan Bennett, actress and friend; Robert Morley, who first met Bogart on The African Queen; Joe Hyams, Bogart's biographer; Stanley Kramer, producer of The Caine Mutiny

"How nice it is to be reassured that something as ethereal as a screen star could be in real life at least a little something like the image" (The Times)

(First shown on BBC1)

Match of the Day
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of the final day's play at Wimbledon, featuring
The Men's Singles Final
Producer JOHN ROWLINSON Editor JONATHAN MARTIN

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starring Humphrey Bogart with Walter Brennan , Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart plays Harry Morgan , an expatriate American, who reluctantly becomes involved with underground resistance on the island of Martinique during World War II.
This famous Howard Hawks picture provided a classic role for Bogart - as well as introducing him and the public to Lauren Bacall.
Screenplay by JULES FURTHMAN and WILLIAM FAULKNER From the novel by ERNEST HEMINGWAY Directed by HOWARD HAWKS
(Back and white). Films: page 15