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With signing. Subtitled ...................5771591

Cartoon.

Animation.

Musical drama.
Wartime radio sweetheart Lilli is back in London, penniless and longingfor musical success.
Director Arthur Crabtree (1953) B/W
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-54

' Second World War romantic drama starring Randolph Scott
An American doctor returns with his new wife to China, where he is working at a village hospital under constant attack.
Director Ray Enright (1945) B/W ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 47-54

Romantic comedy starring Cary Grant.
When a doctor becomes the object of a shop assistant's ambitions, complications abound.
(1948) (B/W)
Film Reviews pages 47-54

Pathe News this week in 1954. Repeatedtomorrowat5.00pm B/W ......99847235

Series about birdwatching, with Tony Soper.

Subtitled (news)
Followed by TUC 94
Further coverage from Blackpool, including results of elections to the General Council, which for the first time includes three places designated for black members. Other business includes debates on employment law and health and safety
Including at
3.00 News and Weather subtitled (news)

The controversy surrounding the D-Day anniversary. With signing and subtitles.
Shown on Sunday on BBC Stereo ................8341

The first of a six-part cookery series celebrating the delights of modern
French cuisine, presented by Parisian cookery writer
Mireille Johnston . Atlantic Coast. Grilled sardines, ham and beans, sea salt and the classic beurre blanc with salmon are some of the specialities of an area that stretches from Nantes to La Rochelle.
Mireille Johnston uses local vegetables in her demonstrations, preparing a gratin of endives and stuffed cabbage. And in the oyster capital of France, she answers some awkward questions. Continues tomorrow at 5.30pm. Producer Clare Brigstocke

Oscar-winning western starring John Wayne
Joanne Dru
As his final mission, a US Cavalry officer is assigned to escort two women from a fort to a stagecoach halt. But when he sees a hostile group of Arapaho Indians he decides to make a detourto avoid a confrontation. He misses the rendezvous and is "retired" before he can finish his mission, leaving colleagues to face almost certai n attack. Inabidtoaverta full-scale Indian war, he decides to take action on his own.
Director John Ford (1949)
FILM REVIEWS pages 47-54

Aghoris are the most feared and most extreme of India's sadhus. This last documentary in the series, Living with the Dead, looks at these people who live on Hindu cremation grounds eating their own excreta and the burnt flesh of corpses. They believe that by polluting themselves they will destroy their egos and become purified.

Rajesh Bedi met aghori Ram Nath by chance and over a period of years developed a friendship with him. This unusual relationship resulted in him gaining unique access to this morbid way of life to make this film.

The programme follows Ram Nath as he nears the end of his 12-year aghori vow, showing him meditating over the funeral pyres, searching for a human skull to use as a bowl, taking part in an exorcism and travelling to an aghori festival near Calcutta where he is accused of being possessed by a demon. It also explores the growing rift between Ram Nath and his guru, who believes his student is acting too egotistically. The cameras are also with Ram Nath when he visits his family who, not surprisingly, are distraught that he has chosen such a dark, dangerous and bestial religious path.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)

The conclusion of the two-part drama based on the novel by Sue Miller and starring Anjelica Huston Sam Neill
1968: with Randall now in a special school, Laineyfeels she can give her other children the attention they have missed, but the rifts have run too deep. Mack and Nina express their resentment towards their motherand estranged father by experimenting with life. It takes one final tragedy to bring a kind of healing, but they can never return to the perfect family shown in the picture albums from their past.
Followed by Video Nation Shorts Subtitled

With Sue Cameron.
(Subtitled)

Independence, self-reliance and confidence - these are some of the qualities that traditional single-sex
English boarding schools are meant to instil in the children entrusted to their care. In this film, the cameras follow several 8-year-old boys as they begin theireducation at different preparatory boarding schools. Director Colin Luke

How budgets can help in the planning, measurement and control of the future of a business .................................