A repeat of the first programme in a monthly series presented by Ian McNaught-Davis
Lesley Judd and American reporter Freff.
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starring
Margaret Sullavan James Stewart with Frank Morgan
A young shop assistant in a Budapest store carries on a romantic correspondence with an unknown girl, not realising the delightful complications that will occur when he discovers who she really is.
Margaret Sullavan and James Stewart co-star in one of Hollywood's best-loved romantic comedies directed by the great Ernst Lubitsch.
Screenplay by SAMSON RAPHAELSON from a play by NIKOLAUS LASZLO Produced and directed by ERNST LUBITSCH
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(Lo Sceicco Bianco) starring
Brunella Bovo Alberto Sordi
For his first film as a solo director,
Federico Fellini found inspiration in the popular comic-strip story magazines with their wildly improbable tales of romance and derring-do.
Fellini knew this world well - he had worked as an artist on the very magazines he satirises so brilliantly in The White Sheik.
Arriving in Rome on her honeymoon, Wanda promptly slips away to find her idol, the dashing hero of a melodramatic photostrip.
While her hapless husband is desperately keeping up appearances, Wanda is discovering the real man behind the glamorous image of the White Sheik.
Screenplay by FEDERICO FELLINI
TULLIO PINELLI and ENNIO FLAIANO
Directed by FEDERICO FELLINI (An Italian film with English subtitles. Black and white. First showing on British television)
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The third of 15 programmes of French for beginners.
You don't need any French to shop in a French supermarket. But with a few simple phrases you can enjoy the colour of the local market or the épicerie. Carolle Rousseau and Patrick Simpson-Jones show how. Studio director MARY SPRENT Producer DAVID WILSON
(Programme 4 tomorrow on BBC1 at
10.55. See also Radio 4 tomorrow and Wednesday)
Book (same title), cassettes or records and teachers' notes available from booksellers
Rothmans Grand Prix
The second semi-final
Frames 1-7
DAVID VINE introduces highlights of this afternoon's seven-frame session from the Hexagon, Reading.
Book, Pot Black 1985 £2.95 from booksellers (published 30 November)
with Moira Stuart ; Weather
The Story of the Symphony Andre Previn with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra leader BARRY GRIFFITHS
In Paris on 11 September 1827, the French composer
Hector Berlioz fell head over heels in love with an actress, an Irish girl called Harriet Smithson. For years she avoided him, but the intensity of his infatuation and the twists and turns of their relationship became inextricably entangled with a symphony he was to compose. The work - Andre Previn conducts in tonight's programme - Berlioz's
Fantastic Symphony is one of the most extraordinary and original compositions ever written.
Vision mixer ANGELA WILSON
Videotape editor ROGER HARVEY Designer KEITH HARRIS
Lighting KEN MACGREGOR Sound RAY ANGEL
Written and directed by HERBERT CHAPPELL
Book £13.95 from booksellers
The Schweppes Scottish League: Division 1 Heriot's v Hawick from Goldenacre
Heriot's, who last won the Championship in 1979, face reigning champions Hawick who last season scored over
1,000 points for the first time in their history.
BILL MCLAREN commentates on this top-of-the-league match, and Nigel Starmer-Smith brings news of the rest of the weekend's rugby.
Series producer HUW JONES
5: Monsignor Bruce Kent
'If anyone had asked me in the early days, I'm sure I would have said CND was a bunch of Communists.....'
When Bruce Kent first became a priest, his concerns were spiritual and pastoral, but a trip to Biafra in the middle of the Nigerian civil war opened his eyes to the political implications of the Gospel. What he saw made him a pacifist and set him on the path which led to his becoming General Secretary of the very organisation he had scorned.
For the first time he talks personally about the priesthood - why he joined, why he remains and how his concept of priesthood has changed.
Producer FAY WOOLF
The First 25 Years
A quarter of a century ago this week Ronnie Scott launched what is still today London's only regular late night jazz venue. Neither he, nor the club's manager Pete King , had a master plan for the long-term future success of the club. 'We just started in a small place in Gerrard Street; it was just a place for us to play - local guys - me in particular! No one else would book us!'
In the company of John Junkin Ronnie looks back over the years and recalls anecdotes involving some of the personalities who have become legends in the club's unique reputation. Also included, from BBC archives, are performances at the club from Oscar Peterson , Sonny RoUins Sarah Vaughan , Dizzy Gillespie Kenny Clarke -
Francy Boland Big Band Research MAGDA GULVIN
Producer DAVE PERROTTET
with Moira Stuart ; Weather
The Rothmans Grand Prix
The second semi-final
Frames 8-17
One finalist is already known. The other will emerge from tonight's tense ten-frame session that could well make a difference of £30,000 between the winner and the loser.
DAVID vine introduces the frames that matter most from the Hexagon, Reading.
Commentators TED LowE
JACK KARNEHM , CUVE EVERTON Producers
MIKE ADLEY , KEITH MACKENZIE
Executive producer NICK HUNTER
The Pretty Polly Classic
Highlights of the semi-finals played earlier today at the Brighton Centre. Introduced by BARRY DAVIES
Commentators DAN MASKELL , GERALD WILLIAMS
ANN JONES , VIRGINIA WADE
Producer JOHNNIE WATHERSTON
