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Starring
Buster Keaton
An itinerant bill poster is taken up by high society and assumed to be a lothario, with hilarious results. With Charlotte Greenwood.
Director Edward Sedgwick (B/w) • FILMS: pages 35-40

Contributors

Unknown:
Buster Keaton
Unknown:
Charlotte Greenwood.
Director:
Edward Sedgwick

Starring Leon Errol Elisabeth Risdon
Jessie tries to push Wilbur into a big-time career in public life but he proves too honest for the job. Director Frank Strayer ( B/w) • FILMS: pages 35-40

Contributors

Unknown:
Leon Errol
Unknown:
Elisabeth Risdon
Director:
Frank Strayer

Starring Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
A couple of chumps pose as flyers and somehow break up a jewel smuggling ring. Director Edward Cline (B/w) • FILMS: pages 35-40

Contributors

Unknown:
Bert Wheeler
Unknown:
Robert Woolsey
Director:
Edward Cline

Day one of four: the Silk Cut Tankard from Hickstead.
Commentary
Raymond Brooks-Ward , Stephen Hadley. With David Vine.
Producer Wendy Sheppard • STEREO

Contributors

Unknown:
Raymond Brooks-Ward
Unknown:
Stephen Hadley.
Unknown:
David Vine.
Producer:
Wendy Sheppard

First showing on network television for this western drama starring Dan Haggerty William Smith
While a cartographer explores the uncharted American wilderness, his son is kidnapped and sold to the Indians.
With Trevor Yarrish ,
Jen Arrendondo and Taylor Lacher. Director Boon Collins STEREO
• FILMS: pages 35-40

Contributors

Unknown:
Dan Haggerty
Unknown:
William Smith
Unknown:
Trevor Yarrish
Unknown:
Jen Arrendondo
Unknown:
Taylor Lacher.

The Swan Challenge. Polar explorer Robert Swan issued a challenge to three young and cynical managers to accompany him to Snowdonia for five days. Some weeks later, Business Matters followed up the managers to see if the challenge had produced better business performance. Director Virginia Carrington An RGS production for BBCtv
• TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Robert Swan

A six-part series on the history of mountaineering. Another Golden Age of Alpinism. The years following the second world war were as exciting as the first Victorian golden age of alpinism. This programme focuses on three outstanding postwar climbers: the Italian Walter Bonatti , the Frenchman Rene Desmaison and the presenter of The
Climbers, Chris Bonington. Series producer Richard Else
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Walter Bonatti
Unknown:
Rene Desmaison
Unknown:
Chris Bonington.

Quiz show about etiquette, hosted by Tony Slattery.
Tonight it's Clothes Designers versus the Art World. Team captains Lesley Joseph and Jonathan Meades have Lady Tryon and Bruce Oldfield , Gerry Farrel and Angela Flowers as their guests. Director Tony Orsten Producer Steve Pinhay
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Tony Slattery.
Unknown:
Lesley Joseph
Unknown:
Jonathan Meades
Unknown:
Bruce Oldfield
Unknown:
Gerry Farrel
Unknown:
Angela Flowers
Producer:
Steve Pinhay

A report from Golden Sands in Bulgaria - one of Europe's cheapest resorts, but at what cost? Plus a look at walks on Yorkshire's hills and dales, and another challenge for
Matthew Collins. With all the latest holiday information from Penny Junor.
Series producer Rachet Hebditch Executive producer Tony Moss • STEREO
• MOAN LINE: phone [number removed].
0 BBC HOLIDAYS MAGAZINE: £ 1.40, from newsagents

Contributors

Unknown:
Matthew Collins.

A personal documentary from a 1988 Byline series, shown as part of the Alan Bennett season. In a northern hotel Bennett reflects on the subject of class, observing that people trying to behave are more interesting than people just behaving. Producer Jonathan Stedall
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Unknown:
Alan Bennett
Producer:
Jonathan Stedall

Eyewitness accounts from
British writers who travelled in North America in Victorian times, with extracts from their journals, contemporary stills and archive footage.
The final programme presents the candid reactions of British travellers to American religion, fame, patriotism and money. Producer Charles Miller
0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888

Contributors

Producer:
Charles Miller

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