starring John Barrymore
This first great American horror film is presented in a newly tinted version with an organ soundtrack.
from Somerwest World, Minehead
Presented by Lennie Bennett with Kathy Taylor
Sixteen show-business stars compete in games to win money for their nominated charities. The winning team will receive the highly-coveted Butlins Trophy.
Actors:
Ross Davidson , Tracey Childs Sharon Duce , Michael Le Veil Comedy:
Bernie Clifton , Don Maclean Ellie Laine , Joanne Ridley Music:
Adrian John , Ed Stewart
Tracie Young , Angie Bowie Presenters: Michael Groth Suzanne Dando
Zoe Brown , John Kettley Produced in association with TRANS WORLD INTERNATIONAL Event producer LAURIE WARD Television production
PETER HYLTON CLEAVER (R)
On 20 April Russian-bom virtuoso pianist
Vladimir Horowitz made a triumphant return to the concert stage of his native country, after a self-imposed exile of 60 years. This programme includes the concert from the Moscow
Conservatoire with works by Scriabin, Rachmaninov, and Mozart, Scarlatti, Schubert, Liszt and Chopin while John Tusa presents a documentary showing Horowitz's return. Executive producer PETER GELB Director BRIAN LARGE (R)
starring Marilyn Monroe, Tom Ewell.
Screenplay by Billy wilder and George Axelrod. Based on the play by George Axelrod.
Wilder's comic movie established Marilyn in her role as 'sex symbol' and as a major star.
She displays her genius for comedy as 'the girl' who moves into the apartment above a middle-aged executive who is enjoying a New York summer free of his wife and children. Marilyn innocently becomes the object of Richard's sexual fantasies and his apparent marital itch.
("The Fortune Cookie", tomorrow 5.15pm)
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Highlights of the 1986 Embassy World Professional Snooker Championship David Vine recalls those 17 days in April when
DENNIS TAYLOR 's reign as World Professional Snooker Champion ended dramatically in the first round; when 17-year-old
STEPHEN HENDRY became the youngest player to appear at the Crucible Theatre; and when Bradford's JOE JOHNSON caused one of the upsets of the sporting year, beating
Kiri Te Kanawa presents a special programme of seasonal music, both classical and contemporary.
With the Philharmonia Orchestra leader Christopher Warren-Green conductor Carl Davis and the Tallis Chamber Choir, Chorus Master Philip Sims, from the Barbican Hall, London
(In association with the TSB Group)
by ALAN AYCKBOURN
The family have gathered for their traditional merry
Christmas. But like many family Christmasses, it doesn't go quite as they would have wished ...
Music composed and conducted by JIM PARKER
Lighting HOWARD KING
Designer TONY BURROUGH
Script editor STUART GRIFFITHS
Producer SHAUN SUTTON
Director MICHAEL SIMPSON
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Up and down the land the traditional Christmas Eve festivities have started. And in a small village in the Yorkshire dales Russell Harty has invited his friends to join him at home. There's plenty going on in this village of Giggleswick - carols in the chapel, Cinderella in the primary school and Mike Harding casting a humorous eye over the landscape.
Mingling with the surprise guests are Ian Botham, Ivor Cutler, Brian Glover, Stuart Hall, Mike Harding, Alex Higgins, Sue Lawley, Ken Livingstone, Edna O'Brien, Zandra Rhodes, Janet Street Porter, Ned Sherrin and Fred Trueman
starring Judy Garland Margaret O'Brien
This affectionate film traces the life, loves and tribulations of a St Louis family throughout four seasons at the turn of the century.
Screenplay by IRVING BRECHER and FRED F FINKLEHOFFE
Based on the book by SALLY BENSON Produced by ARTHUR FREED
Directed by VINCENTE MINNELLI
(The Pirate tomorrow at 12.20pm)
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