9.00 The Jenny Lee Memorial Lecture
9.25 Living Choices: Changing Places
9.50 Mental Handicap: Gwen - a Working Life
starring and A group of foreigners, stranded in Hungary during the 1959 uprising, are detained by a Russian officer who suspects one of them is Hungarian.
Screenplay by GEORGE TABORI Produced and directed by ANATOLE LITVAK
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introduced by Jonathan King. Alaska - the Last Frontier Produced and directed by GORDON ELSBURY (R) revised
Sybil the Girl Guide
Producer CHRISTINE WHITTAKER (R)
The Palace of the Dragon King Producer MICHAEL MACINTYRE (R)
A report on the First Global Convention of People of Indian Origin in New York.
Plus illustrator and designer Anita Chowdry .
Presented by Shyama Perera and Krishnan Guru-Murthy . Producer PAUL SEN
Editor NARENDHRA MORAR
First of five films shown this week as a tribute to the great Hollywood actress, who died earlier this month.
Also starring Paul Heinreid as Jerry, Claude Rains as Dr Jaquith
In this classic romantic drama Davis plays Charlotte Vale, a dowdy and repressed woman who, after a nervous breakdown, undergoes psychiatric treatment, emerging transformed.
(Black and White) ("The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex" tomorrow at 12 noon)
Profile on Bette Davis: p23
The Making of an Astronomer Patrick Moore is joined by Professor Peter Willmore and Dr Ken Elliott.
Videotape editor DAVE RIXON Producer PIETER MORPURGO
Grand Prix
David Vine introduces highlights of the afternoon sessions in today's semi-finals from the Hexagon, Reading.
Commentators: Ted Lowe
Jack Kamehm , Clive Everton. Summariser: John Spencer. Television presentation
KEITH PHILLIPS and PETER HAYWARD Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE
Presented by Antoine de Caunes.
Including singer Chris Isaak , Joe Strummer plus the sounds of Carmel and Soul II Soul.
Titles JEAN BAPTISTE MONDINO Director PETER STUART Executive producers
ALEX BERGER and TIM NEWMAN An NB de C production
presented by Moira Stuart. Lisa Davidson reviews the week, with subtitles.
Followed by Weatherview.
introduced by Judith Mackrell ,dance critic of The Independent.Tonight: the Royal Danish Ballet present a double bill from Denmark. Airs by Paul Taylor , the American choreographer, is based on music by Handel.
For My Daughter, by Robert North , is based on Janacek's piano cycle On an Overgrown Path and takes as its theme the composer's touching memories of a daughter who died young.
Directed by THOMAS GRIMM
Danmarksradio and ZDE Germany productions
'Deary boy, you are out of your mind. This woman will annihilate you, she will grind you to a fine powder and blow you away.' Director
Joseph Mankiewicz recalls the warning he was given by a colleague when he offered Bette Davis the lead role in All about Eve.
As a tribute to Bette Davis , who died earlier this month,
Arena is showing again a programme that includes an interview filmed prior to her 75th birthday. With great candour, she discusses a career that spanned a turbulent half century and included not only two Oscars and ten nominations but also years in the wilderness.
Contributors: Anne Baxter , Geraldine Fitzgerald ,
Olivia de Havilland and Joseph Mankiewicz. Narrator Ian Holm.
Series editors ANTHONY WALL and NIGEL FINCH (R)
Clive James makes sense of the new and deregulated universe of media. On the satellite link experts and personalities help him take a critical look at what's on everywhere. Alan Coren joins Clive in the studio.
Director DOMINIC BRIGSTOCKE Producer BEATRICE BALLARD
starring
Accidental Groom
Unable to prove her US citizenship and faced with deportation, Ms Frick turns to Tarkington, the object of her unrequited love. Created by MEL BROOKS and ALAN SPENCER
Rothmans Grand Prix David Vine introduces highlights of the semi-finals from the Hexagon, Reading. Television presentation
KEITH PHILLIPS and PETER HAYWARD Executive producer KEITH MACKENZIE
Crime in the Streets
G. Cabrera Infante introduces the second in a season of tough 50s thrillers.
The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond and In 1920s New York, novice hoodlum Jack Diamond befriends a dancing teacher to provide himself with alibis. His first theft lands him in jail and he leaves determined to rob only those who cannot call the police - namely other thieves.
Written by JOSEPH LANDON.
Produced by MILTON SPERLING
TV presentation DAVID THOMPSON
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