The musical film starring Alice Faye
John Payne , Jack Oakie
San Francisco's famed Barbary Coast, plays host to a lively period musical, starring the ever-popular Alice Faye. This glittering romance of the naughty nineties includes the famous award-winning song 'You'll never know'.
Screenplay by ROBERT ELUS
HELEN LOGAN and RICHARD MACAULEY Directed by BRUCE HUMBERSTONE Films: page 18

with subtitles, followed by Weather

concludes a season of religious films tonight starring
Producer-director George Stevens spent more than four years preparing to make what was to be one of the finest films of his long Hollywood career: the story of Jesus. Swedish actor Max Von Sydow heads a distinguished cast in a production filmed entirely on location in the American southwest.
Members of THE INBAL DANCE THEATRE OF ISRAEL
Screenplay by JAMES LEE BARRETT and GEORGE STEVENS
Produced and directed by GEORGE STEVENS Films: page 18

The last programme in the series presented by Henry Kelly and Susan Grossman with Jill Goolden 1983-our hottest summer for years may turn out to be the best year ever for English wine. Last October Food and Drink visited an English vineyard to film the harvest, and in the studio the first bottles are opened.
Director BEUNDA GILES
Producer PETER BAZALGETTE

Mike Harding brings un bit de continental culture to Belfast avec un concertina, deux or trois jokes and un giraffe of vin blanc.
Director JOHN ROONEY
Producer ROD TAYLOR. BBC Manchester

Bertie and the Bomb
Written and narrated by Michael Dean
His intimates (of whom there were many, especially women) called him
Bertie. Society knew him as Lord Russell, the outrageously brilliant scion of a family born to rule. To scholars he was one of the greatest of English philosophers and mathematicians. Around the world, where-ever books were read, he was the eloquent apostle of social and sexual reform. But it was in the last years of a long and turbulent life that Bertrand Russell became a towering figure on the world stage, as the passionate advocate of nuclear disarmament, as the white-haired prophet who warned of man's imminent peril.
At a time when CND is rampant again after a decade of near silence, MICHAEL DEAN looks at the last fascinating chapter of a great Englishman s life. Archive film, interviews with friends and contemporaries and Russell's memorable testament, recorded for posterity in his vigorous old age, combine in this portrait of a genius for passion, lucidity and mischief.
Film editor PETER HARRIS
Executive producer ROGER MILLS Producer CHRIS CARTER Woddis On., page 89

One of snooker's most famous sons retraces his steps from the coalpits of Wales to the pinnacle of the snooker world.
Award-winning sports journalist Ian Wooldridge recalls Reardon's early days in the mines, his late nights on the Stoke police force and the gamble he took to play his beloved game professionally. But will he ever recapture the world crown that was once his personal property?
Written and narrated by IAN WOOLDRIDGE
Film editor CHRISTINE ROYLE
Assistant producer TOM DOCHERTY Producer MIKE ADLEY BBC Manchester

Victor Blackman
Top Fleet Street pressman Victor Blackman faces problems when he accepts a BBC challenge to cover Radio l's Roadshow for the Tenby Observer. The last in a series of re-run assignments from BBC2's recent photo-week.
Producer BARRY BEVINS
BBC Manchester