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The Embassy
World Professional
Snooker Championship Quarter-finals day
All four quarter-finals are due to be completed today in what is probably the most eventful day of the whole Championship.
In the morning the two matches from the bottom half of the draw are continued and are expected to involve EDDIE CHARLTON , DENIS TAYLOR , PERRIE MANS , RAY REARDON. This afternoon the other two quarter-finals are concluded and according to the experts CUFF THORBURN, FRED DAVIS , TERRY GRIFFITHS and ALEX HIGGINS should be contesting these matches.
DAVID VINE introduces live coverage of all these matches from the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield. Commentators TED LOWE
JACK KARNEHM , CLIVE EVERTON

Contributors

Unknown:
Eddie Charlton
Unknown:
Denis Taylor
Unknown:
Perrie Mans
Unknown:
Ray Reardon.
Unknown:
Fred Davis
Unknown:
Alex Higgins
Commentators:
Ted Lowe
Commentators:
Jack Karnehm

starring
Greta Garbo , Robert Taylor
Marguerite Gautier is known in Paris as the ' Lady of the Camellias' because of her love of the delicate blossoms. Beautiful and extravagant, Marguerite lives a gay life despite her delicate health, until one day she meets the handsome, young Armand Duval , who has worshipped her from afar.
Screenplay by ZOE ATKINS
FRANCES MARION and JAMES HILTON
Based on the play and the novel by ALEXANDRE DUMAS FILS
Directed by GEORGE CUKOR
. Films: page 12
(George Cukor 's A Double Life is on Thursday at 4.15 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Greta Garbo
Unknown:
Robert Taylor
Unknown:
Marguerite Gautier
Unknown:
Armand Duval
Unknown:
Zoe Atkins
Unknown:
Frances Marion
Unknown:
James Hilton
Novel By:
Alexandre Dumas
Directed By:
George Cukor
Unknown:
George Cukor
Marguérite:
Greta Garbo
Armand:
Robert Taylor
M Duval:
Lionel Barrymore
Nichette:
Elizabeth Allan
Nanine:
Jessie Ralph
Baron de Varville:
Henry Daniell
Olympe:
Lenore Ulric
Prudence:
Laura Hope Crews
Gaston:
Rex O'Malley

A series of seven programmes.
3: James Miller
James Miller overcame his epilepsy to become an Anglican priest. After 12 years as a Curate, he became Rector of a small Suffolk parish. Five years later his handicap had split the parish and he had to resign. Tonight's programme. looks at the Cockfield dilemma through the eyes of James Miller , his wife Mary, the parishioners who demanded his resignation and the Bishop who arranged it.
(Part 4 tomorrow at 6.35 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
James Miller
Unknown:
James Miller
Unknown:
James Miller

The programme in which the BBC hands over air time to the public. Tonight:
No Home-No Hope
Edinburgh - the picture of prosperity and genteel respectability. But, when they should be filled with hope and plans for the future, growing numbers of young people are finding that at best life offers them an endless list of lonely rooms to be shared with strangers, and at worst streets-where they are being coerced into prostitution and petty crime or taking refuge in drink and drugs.
Young people talk about their experiences, and the EDINBURGH COUNCIL FOR SINGLE HOMELESS suggests what needs to be done to stop today's youngsters becoming tomorrow's long-term social problems.
Made with the help of THE COMMUNITY PROGRAMME UNIT

This listing contains language that some may find offensive.

A film series starring and Two's Company
Easy-going Benny becomes an instant business tycoon, and ruthless with it, when he invests all his money in Gary's store.
Directed by TONY MORDENTE

Contributors

Directed By:
Tony Mordente
Rhoda:
Valerie Harper
Brenda:
Julie Kavner
Gary:
With Ron Silver
Benny:
Ray Buktenica
Tina:
Nancy Lane

Written in nine parts by Elaine Morgan, starring Philip Madoc, Lisabeth Miles, Kika Markham, David Markham
BBC Cymru/Wales
Theme music on single (RESL 92), from record shops

Contributors

Writer:
Elaine Morgan
Historical adviser:
A.J.P. Taylor
Original Music:
Kenyon Emrys-Roberts
Designer:
Pauline Harrison
Producer:
John Hefin
David Lloyd George:
Philip Madoc
Margaret Lloyd George:
Lisabeth Miles
Frances Stevenson:
Kika Markham
Herbert Henry Asquith:
David Markham
Bonar Law:
Fulton MacKay
Lord Curzon:
John Gill
Lord Milner:
George Belbin
Sir Edward Carson:
Kevin Flood
Breton maid:
Marilyn Le Conte
Bob Smillie:
Michael Forrest
Georges Clémenceau:
Michael Anthony
Megan Lloyd George:
Sue Jones-Davies
Sara:
Elen Roger Jones
Gwyn Williams:
Dafydd Hywel
Maurice Hankey:
Jonathan Elsom
J.T. Davies:
Ioan Meredith

Lupino Lane , the man who made ' The Lambeth Walk ' famous, was a comic who once rivalled Chaplin and Keaton. With the advent of the talkies, his small studio folded and all the negatives of over 40 films were destroyed. After years of painstaking research film historian Philip Jenkinson has managed to track down and restore 14 of the original films. Tonight's programme picks out some of the best moments from the lost legacy of Lupino Lane.
Producer ALAN YENTOB
An Arena presentation

Contributors

Unknown:
Lupino Lane
Unknown:
Philip Jenkinson
Producer:
Alan Yentob

PETER SNOW , CHARLES WHEELER , JOHN TUSA and PETER HOBDAY present an informed account of what's happening in the world; special reports from the BBC's correspondents at home and abroad, investigations by Newsnight's own team of reporters into what's going on behind the headlines; the latest news and weather forecast, from LINDA ALEXANDER , plus the evening's sports results from DAVID ICKE.

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Snow
Unknown:
Charles Wheeler
Unknown:
John Tusa
Unknown:
Peter Hobday
Unknown:
Linda Alexander
Unknown:
David Icke.

The Quarter-finals
Further coverage of this 'evening's matches that complete all four quarter-finals played today.
Lighting JOHN CROWTHER
TV presentation KEITH PHILLIPS
HAZEL LEWTHWAITE , ROY NORTON , MIKE ABLET Executive producer NICK HUNTER

Contributors

Unknown:
John Crowther
Unknown:
Keith Phillips
Unknown:
Hazel Lewthwaite
Unknown:
Roy Norton
Unknown:
Mike Ablet
Producer:
Nick Hunter

BBC Two England

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