Introduced by JULIAN WILSON
1.0 The ISIS Handicap Steeplechase (2m 5f)
Flat 1984: a look back at the great horses and great races of the past flat racing season.
1.30 The Coral Golden Hurdle (2m 6f)
Who will win at
Cheltenham? JULIAN WILSON and RICHARD PITMAN look back at the highlights of the National Hunt season so far.
2.0 The ISIS Hangover
Handicap Steeplechase (2m) Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN RICHARD PITMAN
Producer RICHARD TILLING

The last wild boar in Britain was killed three centuries ago. In France, however, these secretive and seldom-seen creatures still haunt the forests - woodlands that are a legacy, not only of huntsmen and landowners but of craftsmen - barrel-makers and charcoal-burners - who replanted the trees.
The boar is intelligent yet enigmatic, left over from a medieval world. It exploits the rich pageant of the forest, making a pig of itself, often at the expense of tiny farms hidden among the trees. Narrator Joss Ackland
Photographed and directed by JACK BELLAMY
Written and produced by BARRY PAINE
BBC Bristol
(First shown on BBC2)

itarring
Charlie Chaplin as iynkel, Dictator of romania and a lewish barber.
This celebrated satire in injustice and dictators contains some of Chaplin's funniest and most inventive material. His parody of Hitler in the character of Adenoid Hynkel is both a masterly caricature and a scathingly accurate imitation of Hitler as orator. People of the Palace
Napoloni, Dictator of People of the Ghetto
Written, produced and directed by CHARLES CHAPLIN
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A new music-drama for Christmas by TONY HARRISON and DOMINIC MULDOWNEY Specially written and composed for a cast of 25 children, three actors and seven musicians. Set in present-day Leeds with the pupils of Woodkirk High School.
Lighting JOHN SUMMERS Sound CHICK ANTHONY
Designer STUART WALKER
Producer ANDREE MOLYNEUX Director BILL HAYS

with Jerry Stevens who asks
Easy, Medium or Hard?
Hard: Carol Hersee won an award in 1971 as the most-seen girl on television. Why? That's not one of the questions in today's quiz, but Salt Cellar, Mal's Lot and Quiz Hosts try to remember what was on the telly yesterday-or 30 years ago. Music JOHN PURSER SOUND Director MIKE DERBY Producer BILL JONES BBC Pebble Mill
(PS She's the little girl with the blackboard and rag doll seen on the Test Card. Round 4 tomorrow at 5.30)

Ingrid Bergman , winner of three Academy Awards, was one of Hollywood's, and the world's, most beloved and respected stars. To millions she embodied all that was decent and wholesome in womanhood.... until she dared to follow her own heart. Filmed in Stockholm, New York and Hollywood, this moving documentary follows her life and career through recollections of friends and associates including
Liv Ullmann , Angela Lansbury , Jose Ferrer , Yul Brynner and Gregory Peck , and through film clips that trace her career and reflect the remarkable range of her dramatic achievements.
Narrated by John Gielgud Produced and written by GENE FELDMAN , SUZETTE WINTER Directed by GENE FELDMAN A WOMBAT production

by NOEL COWARD starring with It is a warm Saturday afternoon in Cookham. The Bliss family is settling down to a quiet weekend. It is a weekend which turns out to be anything but quiet. Costume designer JUANITA WATERSON Make-up designer SYLVIA THORNTON
Lighting director SAM BARCLAY Designer CECILIA BRERETON Producer CEDRIC MESSINA
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The members of the bohemian Bliss family each, independently, invite a guest up for a very chaotic weekend. Play by Noel Coward.

An Arena Special
For many Luciano Pavarotti is the world's greatest tenor - certainly his place is assured among the legends of Grand Opera. In New York on 16 August, he Performed before 20,000
People at Madison Square Garden; it was an unprecedented step for an opera singer, a spectacular succcess. Along with his favourite arias from grand opera, Pavarotti delighted his audience with popular songs from his native Italy. Director KIRK BROWNING. Producer DAVID HORN. Executive producers PETER WEINBERG , KEITH CHEETHAM Arena editor ALAN YENTOB

The stage is Old Trafford, Manchester. It's the first one-day International between England and the West Indies. The tourists are in trouble, but Viv Richards is still there, and a capacity crowd are about to witness the most spectacular innings of 1984.

starring
Joseph Cotten Orson Welles
Trevor Howard
Writer Holly Martins arrives in post-war
Vienna hoping to work for his friend Harry Lime. But he is told that Lime, a black-marketeer, has been involved in drugs trafficking and is dead.
But a lot of questions have remained unasked....
The film is justly regarded as one of the masterpieces of British cinema.
Screenplay by GRAHAM GREENE
Produced and directed by CAROL REED.
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