6.30 A Matter of Course
6.55 Adult Literacy: Cape Verde: 2
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Self-employment can lead to emotional conflict - independence on one hand; or risking everything.
New technology may come to school, whether it is ready or not. How a Northampton Middle School coped when micro-electronics arrived.
England v Australia Further coverage
with Mary Carlisle Beatrice Lillie
In this lively musical comedy, Bing plays an amorous doctor in love with a society girl.
Unfortunately, she's in love with a crooked gambler.... The film stars the incomparable Bea Lillie as the girl's aunt - a wealthy hostess. Among the numbers featured are 'Two dozen double damask dinner napkins', Miss Lillie's show-stopping comedy sketch; and songs from Bing, including the title theme and 'This is my night to dream'.
Screenplay by JO SWERLING and RICHARD CONNELL Based on the novel by 0. HENRY Produced by EMANUEL COHEN Directed by FRANK TUTTLE
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with Geoffrey Smith Lilies
Lilies must be the aristocrats of the summer garden - and once they're established, there's an almost free way of increasing your stock. Film editor PETER RINGSTED
Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS
A Weather Walk with Francis Wilson
The fifth of six British walks. Scarlet pimpernels, hedgehogs, gliders and may trees are clues to
Francis Wilson 's understanding of the weather, as Breakfast Time's forecaster takes a busman's holiday to his childhood stamping ground of Chesham in Bucks. It was around these leafy lanes and rolling farmlands that Francis learned to love the countryside and to understand the climate upon which it depends.
Photography MAX SAMETT
Producer MIKE WEATHERLEY
A free leaflet, produced with the English Tounst Board, can be obtained by sending sae (220mm x 110mm) to [address removed]
Tom takes a humorous look at style through the ages.
He is joined in a succession of sketches, anecdotes and songs by regulars
Derek Griffiths and Andrew Sachs , and by Cherry Gillespie.
This week's special guests are Wall Street Crash Designer ANDY DIMOND
Production RICK GARDNER
Join Paul Daniels for another show of magic, comedy and audience participation. Tonight he attempts an incredible triple box escape, and introduces his special guests:
From Switzerland, Roberto Gasser and his sealions. From the USA, magical comedian Peter Pit , from the Magic Castle in Hollywood. From France, Folies Bergere star Laurence Fanon , with her aerial artistry.
Special guest appearances by Bernard Price of Antiques Roadshow, and veteran illusionist George Grimmond With DEBBIE MCGEE
Musical director KEN JONES
Programme associate ALI BONGO Technical consultant GIL LEANEY Director GEOFF MILES
Produced by JOHN FISHER
Five programmes
3: Nawal El Saadawi
At the height of her public career, Nawal El Saadawi was Director of Health
Education in Egypt. But her strong views on poverty and the subjugation of women proved too much for the then President Sadat: she was sacked, and later imprisoned and her books banned. How has this brave and energetic woman - doctor, writer and activist - survived? Producer JENNY MORGAN
The Cornhill Insurance Test Series
England v Australia from Trent Bridge Fourth day
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the day's play.
What meanings can be found in Beckmann's paintings? Beckmann himself remained enigmatic. Gill Perry examines some ways of interpreting his provocative symbols.
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