6.00 Understanding Space and Time: The Universe Yesterday 1532300 6.25INSAT -Implicationsfora Nation
6.50 Computers: Operating Systems 5613774 7.15 The Export of Pollution 6627478 7.40 Rural Life: image and Reality 2094749 8.05 Science and Nuclear Waste 2242774 8.30 Schools:
Managing in the Marketplace
8.55 images of Disability
3839923 9.20 Social Scientists at Work 8533497 10.10 Cell Biology: Shaping Up 1779942 10.35 Developing World:
Mozambique Under Attack
11.00 Powers of the President: Foreign Policy -Carterand Reagan Subtitled
1523720 11.50 Living with Tourettes
Drama based on a true story, starring Dennis Weaver
Eloy Phil Casados
As a boy, Ishi watches as his native
American tribe is brutally massacred. But after years in the wilderness Ishi is driven by loneliness into the white man's world. Professor
Director Robert Ellis Miller (1978) * FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
Rest Cure. Anxious to get a vacation duringa heat wave, Bilko has the whole post go crazy from mental fatigue.
A reconstruction of the brutal world of the Roman Colosseum.
Rpt Stereo Subtitled..........................1971132
The Lost and Found season of films rarely (or never before) seen on television, or presented in restored versions, opens with this adaptation of Thackeray's Vanity Fair - the first feature shot in full Technicolor.
Starring Miriam Hopkins, Frances Dee, Cedric Hardwicke
The film focuses on the adventures of an ambitious young woman as she makes her way in Regency society. (1935)
The season continues with Judy Garland in A Star Is Born, tonight at 9.00pm
Barry Norman on Becky Sharp : page 48
Rula Lenska visits Cambridge University's Botanic Garden..............................4927519
A documentary about Norwegian
Erling Kagge 's 1993 attempt to reach the South Pole without support..............................132
A look back to the 1993 world freshwater fishing championships held in Portugal.
Directors Steve Walmsley , David Beresford. ........8584
Milo Shott - physicist and dissident from the former Czechoslovakia - revisits Bratislava, capital of Slovakia, for the first time since he left in 1968. He finds a legacy of neglect, pollution, industrial decay and rising unemployment - and a group of enthusiastic tutors and students who are trying to transform the country's business sector. They come from a newly established university offering management courses devised by the Open Business School at Milton Keynes. With 5,000 students so far, the college is run by Jan Morovic, who wants to "change the thinking of our society". But as British Government funding for the project comes to an end, how long can the dream survive?
(Stereo)
With Chris Lowe. Subtitled
Weather Richard Edgar .............467039
The first offourfilms exploring the issue of population and migration as part of the One World 94 season is a Palestinian drama set in the final days of the Israeli occupation.
The Tale of the Three Lost Jewels
Two adolescents fall in love, their story reflectingthe pain and fear of life under the occupation, and their dreams of escapingtoabetterfuture.
Written by Michel Khleifi ; Series producers
Peter Firstbrook. ParminderVir Subtitled .......893836
r Live from the Royal Albert Hall , theseason'sfarewell concert starts majestically with the full orchestral arrangement by the Proms' founder, Henry Wood , of Bach's great Toccata and Fugue in D minor. Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus by Vaughan Williams is followed by Walton's choral masterpiece, Belshazzar's Feast.
The BBC Singers, this year celebrating their 70th anniversary, and the BBC
Symphony Chorus join forces with the BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Andrew Davis. Introduced by Richard Baker. Part 2 can be seen on BBC1 at 9.20pm. See today's choices. Director Brian Large ; Executive producer Jonathan Fulford ; SIMULTANEOUS BROADCAST: with Radio 3 Stereo ............................................546774
♦ See This Week: page 43
As this concert is live, subsequent programmes may run late
Musical drama continuing the Lost and Found season, starring Judy Garland, James Mason
Celebrated screen star Norman Maine is saved from drunkenly making a fool of himself in public by struggling young singer Esther Blodgett. Impressed by her talent, Maine encourages her to try the movies, little knowing that Esther's spectacular rise to stardom will mirror his own spectacular fall.
The film is presented in a restored version, never before seen on British network television.
(The Lost and Found season continues with The Ghost Ship at 12.35am)
(1954)
Film Reviews pages 51-56
The cut and thrust of one of radio's most popular programmes transfers to television with the panel of interrogators cross-examining witnesses and subjectingthem to rigorous intellectual assault in front of the camera. Michael Buerk is in the chair each week as the team sinks its teeth into another topical dilemma. See today's choices. Direct orSteve Smith; Producer David Coomes
......................................................999652 * And the moral of the story is ... see page 30
The last of today's films in the Lost and Found season is a drama starring Richard Dix
Junior officer Tom Merriman is assigned to the cargo ship Altair. Initially impressed by the captain, Merriman begins to suspect his obsessive commanding officer of insanity. Their last voyage together becomes a nightmare.
The next film in the season, The Keep, can be seen tomorrow at 10.40pm.
Director Mark Robson (1943) B/W.......8683492 ♦ FILM REVIEWS pages 51-56
