9.00 Jennie Lee Memorial Lecture
9.25 Small Business: Fair Trading
9.50 The Flight of the Eagle
10.15 Open Advice: the First Year - How OU Students Coped
10.40 Science Preparatory Maths: Algebra
Starring Raquel Welch and Bradford Dillman
Montana, 1874: forced to leave her Blackfoot tribe because she had killed to avenge her husband's death, an Indian woman wanders across the plains until she is captured by the Sioux.
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Aucassin and Nicolette (R)
Kenneth Griffiths describes his collection of Boer War stamps, Gavin Littaur talks about his postal history material and Jeffrey Boswell with his bird stamps.
With Gwen Richards and Jill Cochrane.
(BBC Bristol) (R)
The correct tone of voice plays a vital part in training.
(R)
In a letter to Shrikant, the mysterious Annada reveals her secret past: her husband killed her sister while attempting to rape her.
A Network East presentation
(R)
(In Hindi with English subtitles)
Starring Rod Steiger as Napoleon, Christopher Plummer as Wellington and Orson Welles as Louis XVIII
1814: with Napoleon in exile on the isle of Elba and the rest of Europe in turmoil, the future is uncertain. But none of his captors could guess that in less than a year Napoleon would lead a French army in another bid for conquest.
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(Ceefax subtitles)
Tony Gubba introduces the final live from Frimley Green.
An RKO short
Presented by Chris Lowe. Laurie Mayer reviews the week with subtitles.
Followed by Weatherview.
Film-maker Les Blank takes a journey into the heart of southwest Louisiana and explores the rich traditions of Cajun and Zydeco music. The film features such artists as Denis McGhee, Queen Ida, Canray Fontenot, Dewey Balfa and the king of Creole, Clifton Chenier. Through rare archive photographs and early recordings, Blank traces the history of these two styles.
An eight-part series by Debbie Horsfield.
Who's getting the push and what's Pauline got to hide? There's a new order in the offing and the company has to streamline, so all the girls are under pressure at Lyne Electronics.
(Ceefax subtitles)
Writer and horror specialist Kim Newman introduces two films by the master of Italian horror, Mario Bava.
The Mask of Satan
Starring and
Travelling to a medical congress, Dr Kruvajan comes across the family tomb of Princess Asa, a 17th-century witch burnt at the stake 200 years before. A drop of his blood accidentally spilt on her remains brings the evil woman to life again, and she enacts a murderous plan to replace her beautiful descendant and exact double, Princess Katia.
Based on The Vij by Nikolai Gogol. Screenplay by Ennio De Concini, Mario Bava, Marcello Coseia and Mario Setendrei
(Black and white)
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and at 11.05pm
Lisa and the Devil
Starring
A tourist in Spain, beautiful Lisa Reiner, loses herself in an old town and takes refuge in a mysterious house owned by an old lady and her weird son Max. Gradually Lisa discovers she is the exact double of Elena, Max's former wife, and that a ritual of revenge and murder is to be replayed.
This bizarre tale of strange desires is being shown in the director's little seen original version.
Screenplay by Mario Bava and Alfred Leone
(First showing on British television)
(Films: page 18)
Tony Gubba introduces highlights of the final.
