Doctor Harold 's unorthodox medical treatment of a healthy but wealthy beauty exposes a quack medic in Dr Jack; and in Never Touched Me he has to contend with some ferocious admirers of his flirtatious girlfriend.
Part 4 by MARGARET SIMPSON
After a stormy election campaign, Doyle is elected to the school council.
Series devised by PHIL REDMOND
(Part 5 next Wednesday)
Matrioska or The Dance of the Seven Russian Dolls
Directed by co hoedeman for the NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA
with sub-titles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather
with Frank Sinatra and Gig Young, Ethel Barrymore Dorothy Malone
Doris Day 's leading man this week is Ol' Blue Eyes himself, playing a melancholy pianist who falls in love with his partner's fiancée, Laurie, Fran and Amy Tuttle are delighted when a dashing young songwriter comes to live in their house and all three promptly fall in love with him. The situation is further complicated when pianist Barney Sloan arrives, with all the appeal of a stray kitten.
Films; page 18
Tonight, and every Thursday, Russell Harty invites you to join him and his guests in the BBC's Manchester Studios for an unpredictable half-hour of live entertainment.
Studio director PETER HAMILTON Producer KEN STEPIUNSON Editor GORDON WATTS
The Long Straight with Michael Frayn
From Sydney to Perth the line goes, two thin ribbons of steel, all the way across from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean on the other side. It crosses most of the history of Australia as well as its geography. Across the Blue Mountains, down into the waterless waste of the New South Wales bush, through the Flinders Ranges into the Nullarbor Plain, where for 500 miles it runs without a curve, the longest straight railway line in the world.
In the second of seven travel films, playwright and journalist MICHAEL FRAYN traces the Australian dream of a transcontinental railroad, not only on the East-West Indian Pacific, but on the eccentric Ghan train chugging north to Alice Springs at a reckless 17 mph.
Film cameraman DAVID FEIG Film editor EDWARD ROBERTS
Series producer ROGER laughtoh Producer dennis MARKS
Peter Snow, Charles Wheeler, John Tusa and Peter Hobday present an informed account of what's happening in the world. Including the latest news and weather forecast from Linda Alexander, plus the evening's sports results from Marshall Lee.
