Starring Brian Reece, Joy Shelton, Christine Norden
PC 49 has only one ambition - to become a plain-clothes policeman. He gets his chance when assigned to protect the glamorous model, Delia Dainton. But soon the constable is involved in a murder, and it takes his girlfriend to solve the crime... This feature film is based on the highly popular BBC radio series which also starred Brian Reece.
Screenplay by ALAN STRANKS , VERNON HARRIS Produced by ANTHONY HINDS Directed by FRANCIS SEARLE

The second of two radio-inspired films.
Starring Don Stannard and George Ford

When a fanatical anarchist kidnaps a British scientist and his daughter, it is a case of Dick Barton to the rescue. But the intrepid sleuth has to combat a deadly ray installed in the hideout - a lighthouse at Beachy Head.

A devotional opera in three acts by Richard Wagner , traditionally performed on Good Friday. This is Wolfgang Wagner 's production of his grandfather's last opera, recorded in Bayreuth.
Bayreuth Festival Chorus and Orchestra: Chorus master
NORBERT BALATSCH
Conducted by Horst Stein Introduced by Humphrey Burton
Act 1, scene 1: A forest near a lake
Scene 2: Temple of the grail Costumes by REINHARD HEINRICH Directed for TV by BRIAN LARGE Subtitles by GILLIAN WIDDICOMBE Presented for BBCtv by CAROLYN JOHNSON (R) (Act 2follows at 3.55pm)
A simultaneous broadcast with Radio 3. 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.

Before the Mast
The three-masted barque
Gorch Fock is the pride of the West German navy. Life aboard this beautiful vessel is much as it was in the days of sail.
Film sound MURRAY CLARKE Producer BRIAN HAWKINS BBC Bristol (R)

Act 2, scene 1
Klingsor's enchanted castle Scene 2: Klingsor's garden

Bristol Channel Pilot Cutters The pilot cutters of the Bristol Channel were built to take the winds and waves of the Atlantic and have stood the test of time.
Narrator Tom Salmon Film editor PETER SIMPSON
Director YVONNE DEUTSCHMAN (R)

Act 3, scene 1: Landscape near temple of the grail
Scene 2: Temple of the grail

From Easter onward the small Norfolk village of Little Walsingham is invaded every year by as many as half a million pilgrims.
There has been a shrine here since 1061. Today there are two, and Derek Jacobi tells of the rivalry that has existed between them and of the commercialism that has accompanied the growing popularity of the place the pilgrims call 'England's Nazareth'.
The programme also explores the miracles of healing said to have happened here, including that of an 8-year-old girl critically injured in a road crash, and follows in the footsteps of two families in search of their own personal miracles.
Photography ALAN NEALE
Film editor MICHAEL STOKES Producer DICK MEADOWS BBC Norwich
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Julie Andrews , who soared to fame in the musicals Mary Poppins and The Sound of Music, has developed into one of the screen's major dramatic actresses.
Andre Previn is an old friend of hers and also of her husband, Blake Edwards , the producer, director and writer of many successful films, including the Pink Panther series.
Recently, Andre visited them in Los Angeles for an informal and wide-ranging conversation.
Producer MICHAEL KERR

by JOHN STAINER
This most popular piece of choral music was first performed 100 years ago. It has since become an important part of the repertoire of parish choirs throughout the English-speaking world.
Dr George Guest introduces tonight's performance, which took place in the beautiful setting of Wells Cathedral with Richard Morton (tenor) Stephen Roberts (baritone) Robert Court (organ) BBC Welsh Chorus conducted by John Hugh Thomas
Videotape editor MEL WILLIAMS Lighting LEN STEPHENS Sound GEOFF ATKINS
Producer ANDREW QUICK BBC Wales

from Barnsdale with Geoff Hamilton and Anne Swithinbank
There is a lot to do in the vegetable and organic gardens, and Geoff has accepted the challenge of making a wormery for E5.
This is also the best time of year for planting evergreens. Stefan Buczacki continues his theme of science in the garden and this week looks at weedkillers.
Executive producer JOHN KENYON Production assistant
CHRISTINE HARDMAN
Producer PHIUP FRANKLIN
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by Elizabeth Spender
Mr and Mrs Desmond Howard Jones invite you to the wedding of their daughter Mariella to Dominic Frazer.
With Frederick Treves as Desmond Howard Jones and Sheila Allen as Virginia Howard Jones
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Ceefax Subtitles

starring
Peter O'Toole
Mark Linn-Baker
New York City 1954, the heyday of live television.
Swashbuckling movie idol Alan Swann is invited to be the star of the popular 'Comedy Cavalcade' show.
But his reputation for booze, women and the good life makes the programme executives fear for what might happen.... They assign Benjy Stone, a junior writer, to look after the notorious star - with calamitous results. This slapstick comedy gives Peter O'Toole one of his most colourful roles of recent years.
Screenplay by NORMAN STEINBERG. DENNIS PALUMBO Produced by MICHAEL GRUSKOFF Directed by RICHARD BENJAMIN
(First showing on British television)
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