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December: The Iron Baron
The most glittering party in Baron
Gilbert de Dietrich s social year is held just before Christmas. Aristocrats, captains of European industry and international friends join the Baron and Baroness at their chateau in Alsace.
The Baron controls an industrial empire which has grown from a rural iron foundry started in 1684. Narrator Michael Dean
A valuable insight. (DAILY EXPRESS)
Series editor EDWARD MIRZOEFF Producer JOHN BIRD

The last of 18 programmes by BARRY PURCHESE
Mrs McCluskey 's suspension of Scruffy produces a strong reaction among the students.

continues the season of movie greats from the 1950s. starring Gene Kelly , Leslie Caron
Jerry, an American painter living in Paris, is loved by the rich and beautiful Milo. Perversely, he falls in love with a poor orphan, who is engaged to somebody else ... This classic musical with a score by George and Ira Gershwin introduced Leslie Caron to the screen as the ideal dancing partner to the incomparable Gene Kelly.
Screenplay and etory by ALAN JAY LERNER Produced by ARTHUR FREED
Directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI. Films: p. 17

Presented by Tony Soper with Jeremy Cherfas , Brian Leith A weekly look at wildlife and the issues affecting the living world. During the past four years an estimated 107,000 elephants were killed in southern Sudan. The market has been flooded with unwanted, poor quality ivory. Why is this illegal trade allowed to flourish unchecked? Can the elephant in Sudan survive this slaughter?
Producer* MICHAEL BRIGHT, ROBIN HELLIER BBC Bristol

Introduced by Jonathan King
This week Jonathan is in the capital city, Washington, taking a look at its lesser-known aspects.
He also visits a variety of radio stations, talks to heavyweight singing duo The Weathergirls and meets America's first astronaut, John Glenn, now standing as a presidential candidate.
Plus all the latest pop news and videos.

The GPO Story
The GPO Film Unit-50 years old this year-went where no Hollywood film studio would dare to go in 1933. Down the mines, across the Alps, through the storms of the North Sea ... they really were a dedicated and intrepid group ot film makers. Held together by a dour and dynamic Scot, John Gnerson— the man who first coined the word documentary-they made some of the greatest factual films of the 1930s which still provide a fascinating insight into the everyday life of the time.
Tonight Arena tells the story of this remarkable period of British cinema.
Film editor CHRIS SWAYNE Producer ALAN YENTOB Director NIGEL williams

by the Conservative Party

JOHN TUSA , PETER SNOW, DONALD MAC-CORMICK and JOAN BAKEWELL present the reports and interviews that matter with the analysis that counts.
Producers PETER BELL TONY HALL DAVE STANFORD. JOHN MORRELL Directors
MIKE CATHERWOOD. JOHN WILKINSON Assignment editor NICK GUTHRIE Deputy editor PAUL NORRIS Editor DAVID DICKINSON

The elegant and vivacious Diane Solomon entertains at Blazers, Windsor, where with her own brand of music she sings a selection of popular songs in the country music vein.
Diane's special guest is B.A. Robertson and the music is supplied by Paradox.
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