11.50 Open Lecture: Newton and His Time
12.15pm Caring for Older People: Widowhood
12.40 The Effective Manager
1.05 Changing Countryside: Views of a Valley
Presented by Valerie Vaz and Samantha Meah
Producer NARINDER MINHAS
Series producer NARENDHRA MORAR Executive producer JOHN WILCOX
The first of two films featuring Dick Powell with Gloria Stewart
Powell plays a medical student working his way through college at a fashionable summer hotel where he meets a wealthy young woman who is putting on a show ... This exuberant musical features direction and choreography by Berkeley and the Oscar-winning Lullaby of Broadway.
Screenplay by PETER MILNE ROBERT LORD , MANUEL SEFF Produced by ROBERT LORD
Directed by BUSBY BERKELEY
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Dick Powell in Cornered with Walter Slezak
On his release from the Air Force Laurence Gerard relentlessly searches for the Nazi collaborator Marcel Jarnac who was responsible for the death of Gerard's wife. But Jarnac is believed to be dead....
A suspenseful RKO film noir made by the same team as Farewell My Lovely
Screenplay by JOHN PAXTON Produced by ADRIAN SCOTT
Directed by EDWARD DMYTRYK
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Canberra World
Bridge Tournament
Presented by Clare Harrison The Canberra is cruising under the midnight sun, on her way to Spitzbergen.
Below decks the four world-class players continue their rubber bridge tournament.
TONY FORRESTER from Britain SAMI KEHELA from Canada
ZIA MAHMOOD from Pakistan
P.O. SUNDELIN from Sweden are all competing for a cash prize and a top international trophy. Bridge expert Jeremy Flint is the commentator, providing in-depth analysis of selected hands.
Problem 4.-
This week a problem for
Declarer. As East, with no opposition bidding, you're playing in 1NT:
You receive the lead of the Jack of Diamonds - how should you plan the play?
Jeremy Flint 's answer is in next week's programme. Director LINDA MCCARTHY Producer DAVID MITCHELL BBC Elstree
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Spanish for beginners in the second of 15 programmes
Yolanda Vazquez shows how to order drinks, how to introduce yourself to people and visits a fishing village on Spain's north coast.
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Christopher Jones reports on the week's proceedings in the House of Lords and questions Government Ministers and Opposition Peers about the week's business in the Upper Chamber.
Editor KAROLYN SHINDLER
with Moira Stuart
Plus a review of the week - with subtitles; Weather
I'm Just a Simple Man
As part of the celebrations marking the birth of the painter L. S. Lowry , BBC2 is showing again this film about the Lancashire artist. First seen the year after
Lowry's death in 1976, the film was made by the distinguished documentary director John Read and it contains what is now rare archive of Lowry at work.
As an introduction to his film John Read returned to the City of Manchester Art
Gallery to reassess the work of a man whom he regards as one of the greatest British painters of this century.
Read comments, "I'm just a simple man", he said.
I'm not sure I believed him - even then.'
Written and produced by JOHN READ BBC North West (R)
Third of five programmes in BBC2's festival. With the BBC Welsh Symphony Orchestra conducted by Mariss Yanssons
The Fifth Symphony is one of the composer's most popular and powerful works. Written in the shadow of bitter attacks from Pravda after the Bolshoi premiere of his Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk, the symphony was originally titled 'A Soviet Artist's Reply to Just Criticism'.
Mariss Yanssons has had a long association with the BBC Welsh Symphony
Orchestra and with the 20th-century Russian repertoire and his performances of Shostakovich are among the most highly praised.
Lighting director STAN JONES Sound director PAUL JENKINS Director HEFIN OWEN BBC Wales
by OLIVIA MANNING
Screenplay in seven parts by ALAN PLATER
5: April 1941. As German troops advanced into Greece and the Allied Forces mobilised, Harriet's brief encounter with a young army officer came to an end. As the English community prepared to leave Athens, Prince Yakimov was tragically killed, and Guy and Harriet escaped in the nick of time on a derelict cargo boat which carried them to their next port of call.
Producer BETTY WILLINGALE Director JAMES CELLAN JONES
* CEEFAX SUBTITLES
Film critic John Francis Lane recalls the furore caused at the 1954 Venice Film Festival by Luchino Visconti's "Senso" starring Alida Valli, Farley Granger
The 1860s. As the Italian independence movement grows in strength, Venice is still occupied by Austrian troops. At a performance of Verdi's "Il trovatore", a young Italian rebel gets into a fight with an Austrian officer. Fearing for her cousin's life Countess Serpieri tries to intercede but loses her heart to the handsome lieutenant. Visconti's gloriously photographed melodrama about sexual and political conflict recalls the extravagance of an Italian opera.
(An Italian film with English subtitles)
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