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Who is the strange lady who visits Dibs's stall?
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D starring Jill Eikenberry
Kevin Dobson
This heart-warming story is based on a real event of the 1850s when a courageous young woman, Emma Symns , took a train load of destitute and delinquent children west from New York in search of families to adopt them.
Screenplay by MILLARD LAMPELL Produced by DOROTHEA G PETRIE Directed by WILLIAM A. GRAHAM 0 FILMS: page 16

The first of two programmes celebrating the unique festival of 100 years of motoring held over this Bank Holiday weekend at Silverstone.
Presented by Noel Edmonds with Mike Smith and Murray Walker
What was the first speed limit? When was the first driving test? How did the early motorist buy his fuel? When were double white lines introduced?
(Programme 2 Wednesday 10.15pm)

Presented by Simon Bates with Anneka Rice and Fern Britton from Kempton Park
Sixteen stars compete in teams for their own nominated charities and the Ever Ready Trophy. The fun includes chariot racing, hovercrafts, canoes and jet skis

The teams:
Music - Ed Stewart, Paul Burnett, Gary Numan, Hazell Dean
Actors - Bernard Cribbins, Rodney Bewes, Chris Strauli, Susan Penhaligon
Presenters - Jeremy Beadle, Henry Kelly, Francis Wilson, Sue Cook
Children's Television - John Gorman, Paul Henley, Peter Duncan, Sharron Davies Referee Brian Rix
Produced in association with TRANS WORLD INTERNATIONAL and CANDID PRODUCTIONS INC.

The last of three adaptations from GARSON KANIN 'S novel starring
She was Hollywood's most glamorous woman, he was the most scandalous screen lover of his time. But though Garbo's career continued to soar, Gilbert's spiralled downwards....
Written for television by WILLIAM HANLEY. Directed by JOHN ERMAN
A DAVID L. WOLPER/STAN MARGUUES PRODUCTION

with Jonathan King
Think of Switzerland and you think of mountains, cuckoo clocks, chocolate, cheese and banking - not exactly the sort of topics Jonathan King is used to covering in his reports from America. But Switzerland is every bit as fascinating, as he found out to his surprise while covering the Golden Rose Festival in Montreux.
He visits a finishing school, where girls become ladies; reports on the aftermath of the Swiss youth revolution, and explains just what all those bits are for on a Swiss army knife. Plus more unusual television clips from around the world, interviews with top stars, including
David Frost and new films and videos.
Compiled and researched by COUN MARCHANT
Production MICHAEL HURLL

Fifty years ago, three men from vastly different backgrounds met on an Australian cricket field. The result almost tore the Empire apart. The story of these men and of Bodyline is told next week on BBC2 in a dramatic new series.

So You Want to be a Conductor In the second of two films, Leonard Bernstein , Sergei Koussevitzky 's most distinguished pupil, discusses the importance of Tanglewood in developing the talents of so many young conductors. 'I was in that first
Koussevitzky class of 1940 and then, in turn, I took Seiji Ozawa as my assistant. So there is a line, a continuity, not just through me and Seiji, but through a great number of conductors who made their mark at Tanglewood.'
Claudio Abbado ,
Michael Tilson Thomas , Zubin Mehta and Lorin Maazel are just a few of today's international figures whose careers took wing after studying at Tanglewood.
But such is the competition to gain a place - conducting students and instrumentalists are selected each year in a nine-month, world-wide screening process - that there are also some notable exceptions.
'Whatever qualities you look for in a young conductor, I for one clearly did not have them at the time I applied,' says
Andre Previn. 'And the same goes for Simon Rattle. Simon and I share the distinction of being two who didn't make it here!'
So what then are these necessary talents and how does a young conductor develop the immense degree of musicianship and technical control he needs to possess? This film examines in detail the craft of conducting demonstrated in Tanglewood masterclasses under the guidance of experienced international conductors of the stature of Seiji Ozawa , Kurt Masur and Leonard Slatkin

starring
Dirk Bogarde
Bjorn Andresen
Silvana Mangano Venice, the turn of the century. Famous composer Gustav von
Aschenbach arrives at the Lido dispirited and in desperate need of tranquility. Among his fellow guests is an exquisitely beautiful boy who embodies the grace and purity von Aschenbach has sought all his life. When a cholera epidemic grips the city, the composer refuses to leave, unable to forsake the boy.
Screenplay by LUCHINO VISCONTI and NICOLA BADALUCCO
Based on the novel by THOMAS MANN Directed by LUCHINO VISCONTI 0 FILMS: page 16

The Whyte and Mackay PGA Championship The Final Round
HARRY CARPENTER introduces the highlights of the richest event so far this year on the European tour.