Starring James Cagney, Bette Davis, Jack Carson

The first film in this James Cagney double-bill stars Cagney as pilot Steve Collins, who is hired to fly eloping heiress Joan Winfield away with her bandleader boy-friend. He then hits on the idea of saving his failing air charter business by delivering her, unwed, to her angry father, C.O.D. Cagney and Bette Davis both reveal a flair for slapstick comedy in this, their last screen appearance together.

(Black and white)
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starring Brian Cant who invites you to join his guests in an entertainment of comedy and music. with Kim Goody , Alex Norton Jonathan Cohen and the Play Away Band
Musical arrangements by JONATHAN COHEN Designer ANDREE WELSTEAD HORNBY Director avril PRICE Producer ANN REAY

starring James Cagney Olivia de Havilland with Rita Hayworth
Alan Hale , Jack Carson
Raoul Walsh 's delightful re-creation of New York in the 1890s is a romantic comedy starring James Cagney as the aptly nicknamed Biff Grimes , a tough little guy who ' don't take nothin' from nobody '. Olivia de Havilland and the young Rita Hayworth play the girls in his life.
Screenplay by JULIUS J. EPSTEIN AND PHILIP C. EPSTEIN Directed by RAOUL WALSH
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The Royal Institution's Annual Christmas Lectures for Young People, given this season by Sir David Phillips , FRS, Professor of Molecular Biophysics in the University of Oxford and Biological Secretary of the Royal Society. The last of six programmes Molecules at Work
Since the beginning of history, men have used protein catalysts to manufacture food - from cheese to salami. We shall see how this is done and how we are teaching micro-organisms to make us the molecules we need.
Presented for TV by BRIAN JOHNSTON

A Lion, a Rose
Bill Beaumont talks with Nigel Starmer-Smith about the rugby year in which he has played so great a part. He led Lancashire to the County Championship, England to the ' Grand Slam ' and the British Isles to South Africa.
They also reflect on the excitement of the Welsh centenary celebrations in which New Zealand and the Home Countries provided rugby moments to savour.
Assistant producer JOHN GRAHAM Series producer HUW JONES

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All's Well that Ends Well
Barry Took offers his view of a play which satirises manners and morals of Elizabethan ' top people '.
Director DAVID WILSON Producer VICTOR POOLE
(All's Well that Ends Well: tomorrow 7.15)

starring Richard Attenborough, Amjad Khan
A selection of foreign films of the last three years begins tonight with Satyajit Ray's delicate and compassionate treatment of the annexation of the state of Oudh by the British. Counterpointing this inglorious incident is the continuing duel of two chess-playing noblemen, sublimely oblivious of political and private turmoil in their obsession for the game.
A masterly, fascinating, intricate movie (DAILY MAIL)
A feast for the eyes (FINANCIAL TIMES)
Screenplay by SATYAJIT RAY , based on the story by MUNSHI PREMCHAND Directed by SATYAJIT RAY
(First showing on British television) (A Hindi film with English sub-titres)
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It was in the Chelsea Hotel, New York, that Bob Dylan wrote 'Sad-eyed lady of the lowlands', Andy Warhol filmed Chelsea Girls and Dylan Thomas drank himself to death. For 100 years the Chelsea has been a legendary haven for artists and performers from Mark Twain to Sid Vicious. Tonight Arena explores the brilliant and eccentric worlds created behind the drab brown doors of the Chelsea's apartments.
Andy Warhol and William Burroughs have dinner in the room where Arthur C. Clarke wrote 2001; Virgil Thomson, doyen of American composers, reveals the truth about Alice B. Toklas and those famous cookie cakes; Quentin Crisp recalls moving in to 'the place where the great stylists have lived'; Nico, star of the Velvet Underground, sings 'Chelsea girls'; George Kleinsinger, composer of Tubby the Tuba plays a waltz for his turtle... and painter Alpheus Cole reflects on being 104 years old.

First transmitted in 1981, this documentary looks at the New York's Chelsea Hotel - a haven for some of the 20th Century's greatest talents, from Mark Twain to Dylan Thomas. Show more

The comedy film starring Cary Grant with Raymond Massey , Jack Carson Peter Lorre , Priscilla Lane
The wedding night of a ' confirmed bachelor' turns into a nightmare when he discovers his dear old maiden aunts have a cellar full of surprises and the most powerful home-made elderberry wine in America. Cary Grant is the star of this uproarious farce which also features Peter Lorre in one of his most macabre roles.
Screenplay by JULIUS J EPSTEIN AND PHILIP G EPSTEIN , based on the stage play by JOSEPH KESSELRING
Produced and directed by FRANK CAPRA