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Handicap: "No Problem's Too Big"

Starring
Anthony Quinn
Laurence Olivier
Released from political imprisonment in Russia, bishop Kiril Lakota finds himself a pawn in the Soviet premier's global power game.
Director Michael Anderson
● FILMS: pages 47-52

Favourite recipes from the Food and Drink series. Soups.

In today's programme from Disney World in Florida, Peter Alliss helps the young and not so young tackle the short game. Professional help is provided by Donald Crawley , director of golf at the John Jacobs Golf School. Peter Alliss also examines practice facilities, explains more rules and demonstrates some new gadgets to help the travelling golfer. STEREO
● BBC VIDEO: items from this series - on tee-shots, the short game, bunkers, golf and the disabled, and the green - with a guest appearance by Nick Price, are available on a video, £ 10,99 from retailers.

Comedy starring Jane Russell
When glamorous movie star Laurel Stevens is kidnapped, she thinks it's a publicity stunt - after all, her new film is called The Kidnapped Bride.
Director Norman Taurog ● FILMS: pages47-52

This week's programme in the Asian magazine series includes a profile of Zakia Powell , one of Britain's top film publicists. Daughter of a Pakistani diplomat and a wealthy New York socialite, she was one of the world's super-models in the 70s. Today she is director of her own company, living and working in London's Soho. Plus the exotic work of the hoardings artists of Bombay, filmed on location, and the latest top ten videos. ● STEREO

Remembered Lives. The last in the series in which scientists look for evidence of life after death deals with reincarnation.
Narrated by Philip Tibenham.

Starring
Humphrey Bogart
Unemployed sports writer Eddie Willis takes a job as press agent for boxing promoter Nick Benko and finds out just what a dirty, rotten business the fight game is.
Director Mark Robson ● FILMS: pages 47-52

New research showing surface details of the planet Venus. ● STEREO

Further coverage of the Grand Prix from the Hexagon, Reading. OSTEREO

Highlights from last week's editions of The Late Show.
OSTEREO

With Chris Lowe.
Weather Bernard Davey

A series of documentaries about 20th-century music. Phantom of the Operetta
In the late 19th century, the popular music tradition of operetta swept the world and found a permanent home in central Europe - Vienna and Budapest in particular.
Mark Steyn traces the history of this musical form, from
Johann Strauss , through Lehar, Kalman and Robert Stolz to the present day where its inheritors include the most popular figure in musical theatre, Andrew Lloyd
Webber. Producer Simon
Broughton says the film aims "to demonstrate that operetta is not as frothy and trivial as usually perceived, but does comment in its own way on the state of the world which created it". It questions whether popular contemporary musicals, such as Evita, Cats and Phantom of the Opera, are the new operettas of today. STEREO
● BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE: November issue on sale from Friday 23 October, price L3.25, from newsagents.

The comedy quiz show returns with host
Angus Deayton. Griff Rhys
Jones and John Sessions help team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton.
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Third of Elaine Morgan's five-part adaptation of Vera Brittain's book, set in the shadow of the First World War.
Starring Cheryl Campbell
1915. Roland is coming on leave from France and Vera, now nursing in London, is happily preparing to spend Christmas with him in Sussex.
Producer Jonathan Powell
Director Moira Armstrong

Jimmy Mulville and a panel of comedians field questions from the studio audience.
Producer Dan Patterson
A Hat Tnck production for BBCtv * STEREO
* QUESTIONS: if you would like to pose a question, please send it, with your name, address and telephone number, to
The Brain Drain, Hat Trick Productions. 10 Livonia Street, London W 1 V 3PH (letters cannot be acknowledged).

Second in a trio of classic spaghetti westerns, starring Henry Fonda
A top gunfighter hopes to find peaceful retirement in Europe, but the persistent admiration of a young man called Nobody stops him hanging up his pistol, until he can defeat the 150 horsemen of the "Wild Bunch".
This film marked Fonda's 15th and final western role.
Director Tonino Valerii
(The third film, "A Bullet for the General' starring Gian Maria Volonte and Klaus Kinski , can be seen next Saturday) ● FILMS: pages 47-52