6 30 Electromagnetic Induction
6.55 Unemployed in Clwyd
(to 7.20)
with subtitles, followed by Weather
Angela, Beverley, Karen,
Susan and Kevin are all final year fashion students at Newcastle upon Tyne
Polytechnic. For the past four years they've been trained not only in design skills but also to face up to a fiercely competitive commercial world still dominated by London colleges.
The cameras follow the students as they prepare their final collections and consider their prospects.
Producer RICHARD ELSE Director JOHN WARWICK
I starring
Olivia de Havilland Montgomery Clift Ralph Richardson This magnificent version of Henry James 's novel received tour Oscars including one for Best Actress for Olivia de Havilland's portrayal of the wealthy spinster Catherine Sloper. Montgomery Clift , in only his third film, gives a memorable performance as the young Townsend whose love she mistrusts. And
Ralph Richardson repeating his West End triumph as the tyrannical Dr Sloper gives one of his greatest screen performances.
Screenplay by RUTH AND AUGUSTUS GOETZ based upon their stage play suggested by HENRY JAMES 'S novel Washington Square
Directed by WILLIAM WYLER
● IN THE PICTURE: page 16
Roses
Planting a new rose, says Geoffrey Smith , is a real butcher's job - be bold, cut away most of the bush you've just paid for and you'll be giving it a good start in life. Look after your roses and they'll repay you with a brilliant succession of blooms throughout the summer. Film editor PETER RINGSTED Producer ERICA GRIFFITHS
An Edwardian romance by Francis Brett Young, dramatised in five parts by James Andrew Hall
After dealing with a fatal accident, Dr Jonathan Dakers makes a traumatic journey which conjures up memories of his eccentric parents, his spoilt brother Harold, and his first meeting with Edie - one of the two women with whom he will fall in love. He also discovers the truth about his father's secret life.
Feature: page 74
(Ceefax subtitles)
A second opportunity to see
Johnny Mathis celebrating 25 years in show business with this 1982 concert in Indiana featuring many of his classic numbers as well as a duet with Deniece Williams of their hit single, 'Too much, too little, too late'.
Produced by PAUL ROCKLIN Directed by DICK CARTER (R)
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