11.25 Accounting for Managers: 2
12.40 Vet by Appointment

starring Ann Sheridan Robert Cummings Ronald Reagan Betty Field , givesone of the most powerful performances of his acting career in this now classic romantic drama. Prevented from marrying
Louise Gordon , the daughter of the town's doctor, Drake falls in love with Randy Monaghan but fate, has two cruel blows in store for him ...
Screenplay by CASEY ROBINSON from the novel by HENRY BELLAMANN Directed by SAM WOOD and at 5.20-6.50
On the Double starring Danny Kaye with Dana Wynter Wilfrid Hyde White Diana Dors
Margaret Rutherford Danny Kaye stars as Gen Mackenzie-Smith , a key figure in the planning of D-Day, and also as his look-alike, Ernie Williams , who is forced to 'replace' him when the general is shot at by spies. The reluctant double soon finds himself the object of assassination attempts, kidnaps and amorous entanglements!
Screenplay by JACK ROSE, MELVILLE SHAVELSON Produced by JACK ROSE
Directed by MELVILLE SHAVELSON
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French for beginners in a series of 15 programmes.
You don't need much French to get started. In the first programme, Carolle Rousseau and Patrick Simpson-Jones show how to buy drinks and croissants and get tourist information. They also take a look at the lively city of Grenoble.

with Moira Stuart ; Weather

The Story of the Symphony Andre Previn with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra leader BARRY GRIFFITHS
In this six-part series Andre Previn conducts some of the most enduring works in the orchestral repertoire and investigates the circumstances that prompted their creation. Tonight's programme includes symphonies by Haydn (No 87) and Mozart (No 39).
'Both men,' says Previn, 'lived through a period when the role of the composer was changing fundamentally -from court entertainer to creative artist - the difference between a servant in a grand household and an individual with a personal and committed voice.
'Sounds Magnificent examines that category of personal statement. It is tied up with the growth of the orchestra itself. It finds its most magnificent and powerful expression in that strange phenomenon we call "the symphony".
'But where did that burning creativity come from? Take Mozart - how could such unparalleled and inexhaustible genius be compressed into one mortal man, blue eyes, light brown hair, five-feet-four? All his life Mozart was an itinerant musician. As a child he had been touted around Europe by his father, displayed like a circus act. Compare that with Haydn, resident composer to one of the richest families in Europe, working in a palace so isolated, he said, that he was "forced to be original" '
Vision mixer ANGELA WILSON
Videotape editor ROGER HARVEY Designer KEITH HARRIS
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR
Sound RAY ANGEL. Written and directed by HERBERT CHAPPELL Book (same title) £13.95, from booksellers
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The Thorn EMI County Championship
Somerset v Yorkshire
Last year's runners-up in the final, Somerset, with the bulk of their side coming from English Club Champions, Bath, hope to repeat last year's controversial victory over Yorkshire, which took them into the final. NIGEL STARMER-SMITH commentates and looks forward to the tour of Australia which starts next week.
Series producer HUW JONES

The Gateway Masters
Bowls Tournament - The Final With enough skill and entertainment to last an afternoon, the story of the final cannot be told in less than two programmes.
The crowd and the sunshine of Beach House Park,
Worthing provide the setting. Commentators DAVID VINE and DAVID RHYS JONES
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON

3: Pauline Welch
"'I am like my mother," I heard myself saying after her funeral, and suddenly the floodgates were open....'
From early teens, Pauline had begun to reject her mother and her trivial domestic concerns, identifying instead with the more powerful figure of her father. It was only as she watched her mother dying slowly of cancer that she was able to see her for the first time through unblinkered eyes.
In finally recognising the similarities between them and admitting her pride in her mother, Pauline discovered in herself a new wholeness and completeness.
Producer FAY WOOLF

A six-part dramatisation 5: Messiah
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with Moira Stuart Weather

A concert given at the Paul Masson Music Festival in California by the legendary jazz pianist Dave Brubeck with Randy Jones (percussion) Chris Brubeck
(bass and trombone)
Jerry Bergonzi (saxophone) playing in characteristic style favourites both old and new including 'Music, maestro please', 'Peace of Jerusalem', 'Tritonus', 'Paper moon',
'Black and blue', 'St Louis blues', 'Take 5'.
Directed by VINCENT CASALAINA A VINTAGE SOUNDS production