1 1 : Stark Treachery
11: The Secret of Dr Vulcan
With actress Kathy Staff.
Dinard in Brittany.
Classic comedy with Laurel and Hardy.
(B/W)
Films: pages 25-29
The French Resistance
_ "kidnap" a Nazi train full of art treasures. With Burt
Lancaster and Paul Scofield. Director John Frankenheimer (B/w) ● FILMS: pages 25-29
Temple Newsam, Yorkshire.
Painter Sally Duxbury.
Twenty Years On. The documentary series gets up to date. David and Sonia.
Animation.
Cartoon.
Today: rice.
Followed by Songs of Praise
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Embassy World Championship. ● STEREO
Including at
3.00pm News; Weather
3.50pm News; Weather and Regional News; Weather
Magazine for disabled people.
Presenter Jane Corbin.
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Starring Gregory Peck Burma , 1945: the men of an RAF station are disturbed by the strange behaviour of their Squadron Leader.
Director Robert Parrish ● FILMS: pages 25-29
I A series of early sound I films reflecting the achievements, ideas and attitudes of the age in which they were made.
Giants and Pygmies. Africa
1935. Explorer/anthropologist Armand Denis starts his story of a journey across country to a land of graceful seven foot giants: then travels to a pygmy beauty-parlour and witnesses the building of the most amazing, amusing pygmy suspension bridge in all Africa. Series editor Richard Robinson
The Shadow of Breast Cancer
One in 12 British women will contract breast cancer at some time. Despite improved treatments, a greater proportion of women die of breast cancer here than anywhere else in the world, more than 15,000 every year - one every 30 minutes. Why is there uncertainty about the way breast cancer should be treated? Horizon talks to doctors, scientists and the women themselves, and asks how the shadow can be lifted.
Producer Christopher Riley Series editor Jana Bennett
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Starring
Sue
Johnston Alun Armstrong
A powerful, three-part drama about love and grief by Tony Marchant , author of the acclaimed BBC serial Take Me Home. When Barbara Grade is first diagnosed as having a rare and fatal muscle-wasting disease, she finds it hard to tell her husband the full truth. But as she becomes increasingly disabled, she decides to set up a self-help group.
Producer David Snodin Director Adrian Shergold ● STEREO
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The outrageous Jerry Sadowitz gets his first television series. He's a comedian. He's a magician.
He's abusive. You'll hate him. DirectorStephen Stewart Producer Jamie Rix ● STEREO
With Sue Cameron.
Second round matches.
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(Shown at 5.00pm)