1010 Energy in the Home: Cutting Your Losses. 10.35 Health Choices: See-Saw
11.0 The Pre-School Child: Going Shopping 11.25 Governing Schools: Interview.
starring Ted Ray with Jean Kent
Leslie Phillips , Joan Sims
Teenager Jo Halliday becomes irritated by her pompous father. She decides to write a sensational novel - Naked Revolt - featuring thinly-veiled portraits of her family in decidedly unseemly goings-on. Screenplay by NORMAN HUDIS from the play Book of the Month by BASIL THOMAS Produced by PETER ROGERS Directed by GERALD THOMAS
Films: page 13
starring
Brian Cant and Floella Benjamin with Delia Morgan , David Wood and Peter Gosling with the Play Away Band
Musical arrangements by PETER GOSLING Production ANNE GOBEY
Series producer ANN REAY 0 BACK PAGE: 90
starring
Margaret Sullavan , James Stewart In a small German university town in 1933 the Nazis come to power and Professor Roth faces disgrace and persecution, while his daughter's only friend Martin Breitner is ostracised by his friends.
Frank Borzage's powerful drama stars one of Hollywood's most popular actresses, Margaret Sullavan.
Screenplay by CLAUDINE WEST
ANDERSEN ELLIS and GEORGE FROESCHEL from the novel by PHYLLIS BOTTOME
Produced and directed by FRANK BORZAGE . Films: page 13
6: A che ora parte ... ?
David Hepworth and Mark Ellen with studio guests
Light of the World and The Passions
with Jan Leeming Weather
Fred Emery, with two guest questioners from Fleet Street, goes behind the headlines to cross-examine the men and women whose decisions influence our lives.
Director JAN FAIRER
Producer james HOGAN
Executive producer PETER KENYATTA
with Ella Raines, Rosalind Ivan , Henry Daniell.
In this Edwardian murder story, Charles Laughton performs with infinite delicacy as Philip Marshall, the amiable, middle-aged manager of a London tobacco shop married to a nagging wife. Lonely and unhappy since his son left home, he falls in love with a younger woman. As his wife refuses a divorce, his thoughts begin to turn to murder.
Screenplay by Bertram Millhauser
(Black and white)
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A series of nine films
5: ' It's like a prison: they work by bells '
Andy Sinclair is a habitual truant, a constant smoker, an occasional glue sniffer and a fifth-form folk hero. He sees little point in being at a school he does not enjoy, less point in adhering to values he does not share and no point at all in taking exams he will not pass. The school must try to contain this problem. The family must try to live with it. As Andy all too slowly approaches school-leaving age, paternalistic authority and disenchanted adolescence come face to face.
Photography DAVID SOUTH , DAVID FEIG Sound CHRISTOPHER KING Film editor TONY HEAVEN
Executive producer ADAM CLAPHAM Producer richard DENTON
starrinE
Birgit Doll, Hanno Poschl
A new series of distinguished foreign films begins tonight with a tragi-comical romance set in sentimental, sinister Vienna of the 1930s.
In a quiet backstreet Oskar the butcher is engaged to Marianne from the toyshop, while Valerie, the tobacconist, has a raffish gambling boyfriend called Alfred. Then Alfred meets Marianne and the couples change partners for a while, waltzing off to a brutal destiny.
Screenplay by CHRISTOPHER HAMPTON and MAXIMILIAN SCIIELL from the play by oDoN von HORVATH Produced and directed by MAXIMILIAN SCHELL
A German-language film with English subtitles
with Jan Leeming ; Weather
with Elkie Brooks
John Osborne once said: asking a working writer what he feels about critics is like asking a lamppost what it feels about dogs. Tonight Frank Delaney asks three well-known critics to defend their role and to discuss the function of criticism in the arts. His guests: Bernard Levin, whose opinions are once again being enjoyed by readers of The Times, has in the past turned a discerning eye on such varied subjects as the theatre. politics, music, fiction and food; Christopher Ricks, Professor of English at Cambridge and Editor of The State of the Language; and Marina Vaizey, currently Art Critic of the Sunday Times.
With music from ELKIE BROOKS , singing her new single.
Director PHILIP CHILVERS
Producer FRANCES WHITAKER
starring
Joel McCrea, Fay Wray
Big game-hunter Robert Rainsford is shipwrecked on an uncharted island and finds himself the guest of the effusive but enigmatic Count Zaroff, also a devotee of the chase. But the Count, bored by hunting mere jaguars, leopards or tigers, has developed a yen to track a new animal, the most dangerous game of them all.
Joel McCrea and Fay Wray star in this classic original version of the famous tale of terror.
Screenplay JAMES ASHMORE CREELMAN ,
Based on the story by RICHARD CONNELL
Produced and directed by ERNEST B. SCIIOEDSACK and IRVING PICHIEL
