12.15 Understanding Pregnancy: A Time to Grow
12.40 Celebrating Halley's Comet: The Moon and the Apple
1.5 The Changing Countryside: Pare de Paysan
(to 13.30)
starring
Rosalind Russell
Fred MacMurray Herbert Marshall
In 1938 Tonie Carter the famous American aviatrix crashed her plane into the deep and murky waters of the South Pacific never to be seen again. Her death was the ultimate sacrifice for her country, but that is only part of the story ...
Screenplay by OLIVER H P. GARRETT and S. K. LAUREN
Produced by DAVID HEPSTEAD Directed by LOTHAR MENDES
í starring
John Wayne
Robert Ryan Guadalcanal , World War n. While the US
Marine Corps fighter pilots defy the Japanese in spectacular air battles, their tough unyielding
Squadron Commander earns the resentment of his men and his methods are opposed by his Executive Officer.
Screenplay by JAMES EDWARD GRANT Produced by EDMUND GRAINGER Directed by NICHOLAS RAY
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or The Slave of Duty by W. S. GILBERT and ARTHUR SULLIVAN
Starring Keith Michell as the Major-General, Peter Allen as the Pirate King, Alexander Oliver as Frederic, Gillian Knight as Ruth, Janis Kelly as Mabel
with the Ambrosian Opera Chorus and the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Faris
Apprentice pirate Frederic is finally 21... free to marry Mabel, a daughter of the Major-General, and live a law-abiding life. But Frederic, it seems, was born on 29 February, leap year day, and is therefore still only five!
Directed by RODNEY GREENBERG
Produced by JUDITH DE PAUL
(A BRENT WALKER production) (R)
(HMS Pinafore tomorrow at 3.0pm)
A series of 20 programmes
In East Friesland the national drink is tea.
Presented by Hanni Vanhaiden
Jeremy James introduces this week's coverage from
Moscow. Expert commentary from Bill Hartston.
Producer RICHARD VAUGHAN
with Jan Leeming Weather
The arts and media magazine presented by Russell Davies including:
Barcelona: the Hayward
Gallery Homage to Barcelona exhibition opens next week. Jonathan Meades reports from the Catalan capital on the art and architecture of this ebullient city.
Faces: Catherine Deneuve has just been voted the new face of the French Republic. Marina Warner, author of Monuments and Maidens casts a wry eye over the features of national symbolism and examines the result of a Saturday Review national poll to find a Britannia for 1985.
Collage: the first major retrospective of the work of KURT SCHWITTERS opened at the Tate Gallery this week.
Artist Tom Phillips assesses the assemblages of the German artist who created art out of scraps of newsprint, old bus tickets and bits of wood.
Assistant producers
ALEX MARENGO. JOHN WHISTON ROSEMARY BOWEN-JONES
Director JONATHAN FULFORD Editor JOHN ARCHER
by BENJAMIN BRITTEN
Libretto by ERIC CROZIER Glyndebourne presents sm PETER HALL 'S widely acclaimed production of Britten's comic masterpiece. It tells the story of a Suffolk village where there is no girl virtuous enough to be Queen of the May. Conducted by Bernard Haitink
SOLOISTS OF THE
LONDON PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA
DesignerJOHN GUNTER
Produced for television by ROBIN LOUGH
Directed for the stage and television by PETER HALL
(Glyndebourne production staged in association with Autobar Group
Limited and Hays Group Limited.)
A simultaneous broadcastwithRadio3. Viewers with stereo Radio 3 may wish to turn off TV sound and position their speakers on either side of the screen, but a few feet away. Stereo headphones provide a suitable alternative.
D starring
Maximilian Schell Lois Nettleton
Arthur Goldman is an immensely wealthy
Jewish tycoon living in New York. Suffering from a persecution complex, he is suddenly kidnapped by Israeli agents and accused of being a former war criminal. In a bizarre trial Goldman - or is he mass-murderer Adolf Dorff? - conducts his own defence dressed in Nazi uniform. The complicated unravellings are as much an examination of his psyche as of the dreadful happenings in concentration camps.
Screenplay by EDWARD ANHALT
Based on the play by ROBERT SHAW : Produced by ELY LANDAU
Directed by ARTHUR HILLER
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