9.00 Open Advice: So You Want to Be a Better Manager
9.25 Business to Business
9.50 Arts: Language and Literature
10.15 Living Choices: New Dimensions
The Last Squire of Erdigg.
Philip Yorke describes his lone battle to prevent his family home for generations from collapsing. Director David Heycock
Executive producer Jennifer Jeremy (R)
Barbara Woodhouse trains animals and their owners at a Steam and Country Fair in Peterborough. Producer Bryn Brooks
Executive producer Peter Riding (R)
LNER. Michael Palin takes his golf clubs to St Andrews on a journey up the east coast of Britain. Director John Metherell
Producer Trevor Hearing (R)
Vintage American comedy.
Brother Ralph. Ralph is laid off from his job, so Alice must become the breadwinner - and persuade everyone that the man she married isn't her husband.
Starring
Ginger Rogers Ronald Colman
When a handsome stranger wishes Jean Newton good luck, she decides to buy a sweepstake ticket with him on a hunch. But Jean soon finds she's taking a chance on romance as well as good fortune.
Director Lewis Milestone
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West and East. Two years ago,
Andrew Sachs revisited his native
Berlin and its Wall. Now he has been back to see how Berliners are managing as they try to turn what had become two cities into one. Producer Bernard Adams Editor Robin Imray
Last in the present series. Starring
Dabney Coleman
'Slap' is busy typing his column when Annie's attorney arrives with a divorce suit.
A 91-part Indian epic drama.
23: The education of the princes is coming to an end, but the rivalry between Duryodhana and Bhima continues to grow.
(In Hindi with English subtitles.
Repeated tomorrow at 12.25am on BBC1)
Starring
Brian Donlevy , Gig Young
Three men hold up a stagecoach and precipitate an Indian war when the Navajos go on the warpath.
A novel musical narration, entitled Hoofbeat Serenade, accompanies this exciting and unusual western.
Producer/Director Irving Allen
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Grand Prix from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading.
David Vine brings news of how the two 17-frame semi-finals are progressing. They are designed to produce a Davis v Hendry final, but Jimmy White and John Parrott are strong contenders.
Commentary by Ted Lowe ,
Jack Karnehm and Clive Everton.
Summaries by John Spencer ,
Ray Edmonds and Eddie Charlton. Executive producer Keith Mackenzie
An introduction to Latin American
Spanish in five parts.
2: Mexico indigena. Indians make up a fifth of Mexico's population. How can they keep their identity while benefiting from a modern society? Presented by Patricia de la Peña. Director Stephen Moss Producer David Wilson
* SUPPORT MATERIAL: book, same title, £7.99, and cassette, 16.99, available from retailers.
The weekly look back at highlights from The Late Show.
Presented by Moira Stuart.
Lynette Lithgow reviews the events of the week, with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing.
Followed by Weatherview.
By Richard Wagner.
The Valkyrie, Act 2. In this spectacular production from
Munich, the action begins on an orbiting space-station. Wotan's authority and control over the gods begins to crumble. He loses an argument with his wife Fricka, and is disobeyed by his favourite daughter, the Valkyrie Briinnhilde. Before the performance, producer Nikolaus Lehnhoff talks about his conception of Wagner's epic masterpiece.
Bavarian State Opera Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Wolfgang Sawallisch.
BBCtv presentation Donald Sturrock An NHK (Japan) production (Act 3 next Saturday)
0 SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST: with Radio 3.
Clive James takes an entertaining look at television worldwide, with his guest Dave Barry , a Pulitzer prize-winning humorist. Series producer Beatrice Ballard Editor Richard Drewett
Coinciding with the start of David Lynch 's series Twin Peaks (Tuesday BBC2), Moving Pictures takes a critical look at this cult director as he moves into the mainstream.
American film critic John Powers presents an illustrated reappraisat of Lynch's work including his most recent cinema success Wild at Heart. There is also an interview with controversial British film-maker Derek Jarman on the eve of the London Film Festival premiere of his new film, The Garden. And screenwriter
Richard Price , responsible for such scripts as The Color of Money and an episode of New York Stories, speaks about the trials of writing, and re-writing, the Al Pacino/Ellen Barkin thriller, Sea of Love.
Director Janet Fraser Crook
Series producer Paul Kerr
Grand Prix from the Hexagon Theatre, Reading.
Both semi-finals are concluded this evening. Introduced by David Vine.
Twenty years ago, David Lynch , the acclaimed director of such cult films as Eraserhead, Blue Velvet,
Wild at Heart, and creator of Twin Peaks , directed, wrote, photographed and animated this short film. It is the dark, disturbing story of a boy born at the age of 10 to loathsome parents. He searches for love and decides to create someone who win surely care for him - a grandmother.
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