9.00 Open Advice: Preparing for the Exams
9.25 The Successful Seven
9.50 Opening the Single Market
10.15 Practical Conservation for
Land Managers: Working Wildlife into our Environment
Barbara Woodhouse visits animals and owners on the Isle of Man.
(R)
LMS. Michael Palin takes an imaginary journey through the LMS posters of the 20s and 30s. Director John Metherell
Producer Trevor Hearing (R)
Vintage American comedy.
Mind Your Own Business. When Ed decides to follow the Kramden
Guide to Getting Promotion he ends up facing the prospect of 17 years in the New York sewers going right down the drain.
Beginning a short season of films celebrating one of Hollywood's leading ladies who died last month. Also starring
Fred Astaire , Ginger Rogers When John Kent inherits a Parisienne dress shop, he and his pal Huck little expect to find love.
Director William A Seiter
(Black. and white. 'This Man /s Mine' on Monday at 5.00pm)
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Yellow Benches.
Andrew Sachs revisits Berlin. Producer Bernard Adams (R)
Some inmates at Channings Wood, a showpiece prison in Devon, use writing as a means of temporary escape from their predicament. Producer Peter Francis Browne
A 91-part epic Indian drama.
21: After his brush with death,
Bhima follows his mother's advice and says nothing about it. Concern is rising over the rivalry between the Kaurava and Pandava princes. Bhima Mallik
(in Hindi with English subtitles. Repeated tomorrow at 12.30am on BBC1)
Children of the Sun
Starring David Niven
Margaret Leighton , Cyril Cusack A reign of terror is sweeping through France and for the terrified aristocrats there is just one hope - the mysterious 'Scarlet Pimpernel'.
Written, produced and directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger (Postponed from 17 August)
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The weekly look back at highlights from The Late Show.
By Richard Wagner.
The Rhinegold is a prelude to the heroic struggles of this epic story and contains some of the most vivid music Wagner ever wrote.
In this striking new production from Munich by Nikolaus Lehnhoff , the set designs range from renaissance France to a space-age future. The Rhinemaidens guard the precious Rhinegold in the knowledge that only a man who renounces love can steal it from them. When they reject the advances of the ugly dwarf Albsrich and provoke his curse on love, they set in motion a train of events that will lead to disaster.
With an introduction by Norman Rodway in the role of George Bernard Shaw.
Bavarian State Opera Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Wolfgang Sawallisch BBCtv presentation Donald Sturrock An NHK (Japan) production
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Clive James takes an entertaining look at television worldwide. Media monitors beam in by satellite to report on the latest trends and comic writer John Sessions joins James to discuss what's on. Director Howard Reay
Series producer Beatrice Ballard
In this week's programme,
American TV's top film critics
Siskel and Ebert look at the best new films of the autumn. There are also items on the boom in Hollywood movies about American Indians and a look at the career of Italian director Pier Paolo Pasolini , with a contribution by film maker Bernardo Bertolucci.
Presented by Kate Leys. Series producer Paul Kerr
Executive producer Michael Jackson
Presented by Moira Stuart. Chris Lowe reviews the week, with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing. Followed by Weatherview.
Starring Dustin Hoffman
Faye Dunaway , Martin Balsam Meet Jack Crabb , a pioneer, adopted Indian, drunk, con-artist and adventurer. At 121 years of age he is all set to tell of his life and times. The climax of his adventures was the infamous Battle of the Little Bighorn where Custer led his forces into a massacre, and where Crabb was the only white survivor.
Screenplay by Calder Willingham based on the novel by Thomas Berger Director Arthur Penn
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