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7.40 The Standards Debate: 1

8.5 Numerical Computation

8.30 Appearance and Reality

8.55 The Yehudi Menuhin School

9.20 Modulation

9.45 Low Pay

10.10 Portraiture

10.35 Fourier Analysis and Transducer Response

11.0 Estimation

11.25 Peer Gynt

12.15 Chicken or Egg?

12.40 Organic Chemistry

1.5 Through the Looking Glass

1.30 Geology

1.55 Central Place Theory

starring
George Raft , Coleen Gray
American gambler Nick Cain arrives on the Italian Riviera to be welcomed as an honoured guest by the owner of the local casino and the police chief. But Cain soon finds himself a pawn in a very deadly game ...
Screenplay GEORGE CALLAHAN , WILLIAM ROSE Based on a novel by JAMES HADLEY CHASE Produced by JOSEPH KAUFMAN
Directed by JOSEPH M. NEWMAN
.Films:paget

Contributors

Unknown:
George Raft
Unknown:
Nick Cain
Unknown:
George Callahan
Unknown:
William Rose
Novel By:
James Hadley
Produced By:
Joseph Kaufman
Directed By:
Joseph M. Newman
Nick Cain:
George Raft
Kay Wonderly:
Coleen Gray
Massine:
Charles Goldner
Claudette Ambling:
Greta Gynt
Tony:
Enzo Staiola
Mueller:
Walter Rilla
Fence:
Elwyn Brook-Jones
Sperazza:
Martin Benson
Ceralde:
Peter Illing

Neptune - the Mysterious Giant
Patrick Moore and Dr Garry Hunt discuss what is known about Neptune and what future researches may tell us when Voyager 2 passes this ' outermost giant' in 1989. Producer PIETER MORPURGO
The Sky at Night 7, 12.25 from bookshops

Contributors

Unknown:
Patrick Moore
Unknown:
Dr Garry Hunt
Producer:
Pieter Morpurgo

England v Australia for the Prudential Trophy from Edgbaston PETER WALKER introduces the final stages of the second one-day match.
Commentators RICHIE BENAUD
TED DEXTER , FRED TRUEMAN

Contributors

Commentators:
Richie Benaud
Unknown:
Ted Dexter
Unknown:
Fred Trueman

The Earls of Egremont at Petworth were renowned for their patronage of artists and creative craftsmen who have left a host of treasures.

Today the estate is administered by the National Trust, who restore and conserve one of Britain's richest art collections. Bernard Price and Richard Cusden tell the story of Petworth and its pictorial heritage with music from Close Harmony.

Contributors

Presenter:
Bernard Price
Presenter:
Richard Cusden
Singers:
Close Harmony
Director:
John Cox
Producer:
John Frost

Her dazzling patterns and waving lines of colour have created a style that is unmistakably BRIDGET RILEY. As Robert Hughes commented in The Shock of the New, 'What seem, at first, variations of a "mere" pattern turn into metaphors of unease, uncertainties tuned with an exquisite poetic skill'.
Bridget Riley has become Britain's leading abstract artist and this month she is holding not one but two exhibitions, her first in London for five years. In this film she talks in her studio about why she paints and the way she paints-finding out what the eye can see, exploring what looking actually feels like. 'Looking', she says, 'is a pleasure - a continual surprise '.
Film cameraman A. A. ENGLANDER Film editor ROY AYTON
Written and directed by DAVID THOMPSON An ARTS COUNCIL film

Contributors

Unknown:
Bridget Riley.
Unknown:
Robert Hughes
Unknown:
Bridget Riley
Unknown:
A. A. Englander
Editor:
Roy Ayton
Directed By:
David Thompson

from Prestwick Golf Club, Scotland. The fifth in a series of six programmes in which Peter Alliss plays golf and talks with well-known people.
His guest today is
Thomas Allen , principal baritone at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, who makes his Metropolitan Opera debut in New York later this year.
Director ALASTAIR SCOTT Producer DAVID KENNING
(Grace Bumbry is a guest on Saturday Night at the Mill on BBC1 at 11.0 pm)

Contributors

Unknown:
Peter Alliss
Unknown:
Thomas Allen
Director:
Alastair Scott
Producer:
David Kenning

Bernard Levin talks to
Lord Weinstock LORD WEINSTOCK has been Managing Director of GEC for nearly 20 years. Since then it has been among the most consistently successful companies in Britain, and Weinstock has been largely viewed as the prime mover, ' a key figure of contemporary British mythology '. Tonight BERNARD LEVIN talks to the man who is also a valued adviser to both Labour and Conservative Governments, and closely involved in the shaping and managing of nuclear power in Britain.
Assistant producer TAMASIN DAY-LEWIS Director CHRISTOPHER LEWIS Producer JOHN SHEARER BBC Bristol
(Bernard Levin is Guest of the Week on Wednesday's Woman's Hour: 2.2 pm R4)

Contributors

Talks:
Bernard Levin
Unknown:
Lord Weinstock Lord Weinstock
Talks:
Bernard Levin
Producer:
Tamasin Day-Lewis
Director:
Christopher Lewis
Producer:
John Shearer
Unknown:
Bernard Levin

starring
Kurt Raab , Elisabeth Trissenaar
Bolwieser, station-master in a small town near Munich, has a high opinion of himself based largely on his marriage to the beautiful daughter of a brewer. Everyone else in the town knows that his Hanni has been having an affair with the butcher for years.
Then Boiwieser hears some gossip and goes to court to defend his wife's reputation - and starts the ruin of his own.
Screenplay by RAINER WERNER FASSBINDER from the novel by OSKAR MARIA GRAF Directed by RAINER WERNER FASSBINDER .
(A German film with English sub-titles) (First showing on British television) Films: page 9

Contributors

Unknown:
Kurt Raab
Unknown:
Elisabeth Trissenaar
Unknown:
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Novel By:
Oskar Maria Graf
Directed By:
Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Bolwieser:
Kurt Raab
Frau Hanni:
Elisabeth Trissenaar
Hanni's father:
Gustl Bayrhammer
Merkl:
Bernhard Helfrich
Schaffthaler:
Udo Kier
Mangst:
Volker Spengler
Windegger:
Karl Heinz von Hassel,

Starring Barbara Stanwyck , Wendell Corey

While he is drowning his marital problems in drink one evening, Assistant District Attorney Cleve Marshall encounters Thelma Jordan, the attractive niece of a wealthy eccentric. He falls in love with her, but when Thelma's aunt is killed Cleve suddenly finds that he has to risk his career, family and reputation in order to save her from a charge of murder. Sharp direction by Robert Siodmak and excellent acting by Barbara Stanwyck add distinction to this taut melodrama.

Contributors

Screenplay:
Ketti Frings
Producer:
Hal Wallis
Director:
Robert Siodmak
Thelma Jordan:
Barbara Stanwyck
Cleve Marshall:
Wendell Corey
Miles Scott:
Paul Kelly
Pamela Marshall:
Joan Tetzel
Kingsley Willis:
Stanley Ridges
Tony Laredo:
Richard Rober
Judge Calvin Blackwell:
Minor Watson
District Attorney Pierce:
Barry Kelley
Dolly:
Laura Elliot
Judge Hancock:
Basil Ruysdael
Mrs Blackwell:
Jane Novak
Aunt Vera Edwards:
Gertrude W. Hoffman
Sidney:
Harry Antrim
Clara:
Kate Lawson
Esther:
Theresa Harris
McCary:
Byron Barr
Matron:
Geraldine Wall
Timmy Marshall:
Jonathan Corey
Joan Marshall:
Robin Corey

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